Activities of Public Schools for the Week
Weekly school notes from staff and students summarize band practice, senior class play success, current tests and plans for semester exams, class parties, and various grade activities across junior high and elementary levels. Students rehearse for May program while celebrating birthdays and noting measles recovery.
Drivers Escape When Cars Crash South of Algona
Two motorists escaped injury after a collision on highway 169 south of Algona on Saturday afternoon. A Bode man A B Olson turned left in front of a Des Moines bound Miller auto, which overturned several times into a ditch. Olson’s car suffered heavy front end damage while the Miller vehicle was declared a complete wreck by mechanics.
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Algona Algona
Algona
Highway 169
A.B. Olson
Bode
Miller
Des Moines
Olson
Mother's Day Family Gathering at Mrs. Rudisill Home
A Woden area family gathering honored Mother's Day at the home of Mrs. Mary Rudisill on Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Moss and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hutchinson. C. A. and Donnie of Motherville. Mr. and Mrs. Blyin Lewis and Dickie of Spirit Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wickman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kendall and Ronald. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dettman of Boone. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Grunwald of Stilson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murr and family of Corwith. and Mr. and Mrs. John Rudisill and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
Mary Srudisill
A. F. Moss
Ed Hutchinson
C. A
Donnie
Motherville
Blyin Lewis
Dickie
Spirit Lake
Chris Wickman
Good Man Krull Dies After Long Illness in Titonka
John Hatm Krull aged 75 of Titonka died Friday after a lingering heart illness. Funeral held at Methodist church with Rev Paterson and Rev Squires officiating. burial in Buffalo Township cemetery. Born January 3 1865 in Simonswalde Ostfriesland Germany, he immigrated to the United States at sixteen, married Otta Murra in 1888, moved to Iowa in 1902, and settled in Titonka in 1937. Survived by wife, four sons Herman John Claus and Firm, two daughters Elva Wandling and Chara Huber, twenty seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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John Hatm Krull
Titonka
W. L. Patterson
G. M. Squires
Charter ‘Oak
Iowa
Ace
George Peterson
Ernest Peterson
Alfred Oesterreicher
Ray Oesterreicher
Lawrence Doege
Frank Reynolds
Buffalo Township
Boughton-Swan
Mr. Krull
Simonswalde
O8tfriesland
Germany
United States
Adeline
Illinois
Otta Murra
Methodist Church
Krull
Herman
Thompson
John
Stewartsville
Minn
Claus
Firm
Cylinder
Elva Wandling
Buffalo
Missouri
Famous Surgeon to Speak at Ramsey Church Germany Twp
The renowned surgeon Dr Paul A Harrison known as the Desert Doctor will lecture at Ramsey Reformed Church in German town ship on Monday evening May 20 at eight. Admission is free with a voluntary offering. Harrison, a Hopkins graduate and authority on spinal anesthesia, practices in Muscat, Arabia where he treats many patients daily. The talk will draw on personal experiences in Arabia and is billed as a rare event for the small community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey Reformed Church
Germany Township
American Magazine
Paul A. Harrison
Harrison
John Hopkins
American College of Surgeons
Muscat
Arabia
Doctor Harrison
Ramsey Church
German Township
North Kossuth Baseball Season Opens Sunday
North Kossuth launches its baseball season with Titonka visiting Buffalo Center. Buffalo Center and Algona join the league, replacing Burt and Whittemore, with Ed Thaves as president. The schedule lists games from May 19 through August 25, with a playoff between half season winners to decide the title.
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North Kossuth ‘Baseball League
Titonka
Buffalo Center
Algona
Burt
Whittemore
Ed Thaves
Bancroft
Battle Creek
Mich
Nelson
Sweat City
Fenton
Don Blanchard
Fleming
Lotts Creek
Wesley
Swea City
Penton
Otts Creek
Kossuth County Air
Sweg City
Titonka High School Year-End Calendar and Picnic Day
The balance of the year includes May 19 Baccalaureate at Good Hope Lutheran Church with Rev. M A Schulz, May 20 Senior Class Night in the high school auditorium, May 22 Commencement with speaker Charles E Miller of Albia, and May 28 Community Picnic Day on the school grounds. May Day on the south lawn at 10:00, dress modeling by home economics, picnic at noon, band concert at 1:00, and final home game at 2:30 against Bancroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Titonka High School
M .A. Schulz
Chas. E. Miller
Albia
Iowa
Miller
State Association of School Board
George Bonacker
Supt. Hoon
Titonka High
Bancroft High
Poppy Work Supports Disabled Veterans Federal Aid
American Legion and Auxiliary report the nationwide poppy program employing disabled veterans in 82 hospitals across 42 states. Poppy Day is May 25 with distribution by Auxiliary volunteers. funding comes from Auxiliary funds and welfare programs supporting veterans' services. Volunteer help for Poppy Day on May 22 and district events in Estherville is urged.
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American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Mary Young
Titonka
Auxiliary
Veterans
American Legion and ‘Auxiliary
Estherville
Woden Farmer Menno Troff Dies After Illness
Menno Troff a Woden farmer aged unspecified died at his home Wednesday afternoon after a weeklong illness of pneumonia He was born in Germany Surviving are his wife two children John and Hattie a sister Mrs B Bruns of Buffalo Center and a brother and two sisters in Germany Funeral services were held Friday at the home and Presbyterian church in Woden with Rev Henry Kruse officiating Burial was in Bingham township
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Woden
Menno Troff
Woden Farmer
Germany
John
Hattie
B. [Bruns
Buffalo Center
Presbyterian Church
Henry Kruse
Bingham Township
Gone With The Wind at Tyke Theatre Opens Big Production
The Gone With The Wind shows at Tyke Theatre begin with a matinee and four total performances weekly. Producers describe the scale of filming, including 20 300 feet of final cut from 449 512 feet shot, 53 full size buildings on the City of Atlanta set, seven Technicolor cameras, and a vast wardrobe. Vivien Leigh worked 22 weeks with 40 plus costume changes. The Gallup Poll estimates a 66 500 000 national audience with a 100 000 000 global reach for the film.
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Tyke Theatre
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Vivien Leigh
United States
Europe
Scarlett
Los Angeles
State Industrial Board
American Institute of Public Opinion
Gallup
Selznick
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Burns Car Fire While Campfiring for Fish
Algona resident Frank Vera had his car destroyed by a fire caused by a camp stove near Plum Creek. The gas tank exploded, engulfing the auto, but Vera managed to save the front wheels.
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Algona
Frank Vera
Algona men injured when scaffolding falls on farm
Three Algona men escaped serious injuries on a Mike Schmidt farm southwest of Algona while shingling a house. A scaffold broke sending Challis Davenport and Hardy VanAllen about 20 feet to the ground, landing on the porch roof before slipping off. James Watts Jr. fell as well but landed on the porch roof. Davenport suffered a sprained ankle and VanAllen a wrenched back.
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Algona
Mike Schmidt
Tom Dailey
Challis Davenport
Hardy VanAllen
James Watts Jr
Davenport
van Allen
Mrs Alke Passes in Her 94th Year
Mrs John Alke died at home Friday evening after a long life born in Ostfriesland Germany in 1846. Funeral rites were held Tuesday at Good Hope Lutheran with Rev M A Schulz officiating. burial in Good Hope cemetery. She left a husband and three children, fifteen grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and many relatives.
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John ”Alke
Good Hope ‘Lutheran Church
M. A. Schulz
Father
Adolph Missal
Bruno Stecker
Fred Stecker
Nick ‘Heesch
Robert Callies
George Wiegands
Good Hope Cemetery
Friesland
Germany
Church of Jesus Christ
Ohn Alie
America
Chicago
Florence Station
Illinois
Towa
Kanawha
Kossuth County
Titonka
William
George
Jennie
Christ
Heaven
Fatherland
Dieth
Lions Club Meeting Showcases American and European Life Discussion
John F. Christiansen of Charles City district governor and Rev W A Thompson of Garner led a Lions Club program in Titonka last Thursday. Guests included Mr Schwartz of Charles City and the Missal and Katter families who sang. Thompson compared conditions in America and Europe amid war risk, calling the event one of the club’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Christiansen
Charles City
Lions Clubs
Iowa
W. A. Thompson
United Presbyterian Church of
Garner
Lions Club
Fred Missal
Thompson
Titonka
Katter Brothers
Missal
Schwartz
Christiansen
America
Europe
Kossuth District and Justice Court News of the Week
Algona defendants pay fines for license and intoxication charges. Harold Hazen has a suspended 80 day jail term if he leaves town. Dismissals include Gladys Kraft and Charlie Westendorf Jr for desertion. New district court actions include foreclosure and note suits. Probate filings list multiple estates with appointed administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Henry Gerdis
Homer Gregory
Della Walter
Henry Batel
Kansas City
P. A. Danson
Og Harold Hazen
Gladys Kraft
Charile 'Westendorf Jr
Laverne
County Rural Urban Conference Held in Algona
The Kossuth county rural urban conference met in Algona on May 10 with Mrs. O Weisbrod presiding. Leaders from the State Farm Bureau Federation guided discussions on agricultural problems and the American home. Attendees from Titonka included Mrs. Rdy Miller, Ed Zwiefel, Jay Budlong, Sadie Denton, H. A. French, and Mrs. Calvin Schnucker.
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Algona
Kossuth
Weisbrod
Raymo Bayre
Ena Ee Bamond
State Farm Bureau Federation
Titonka
Rdy Miller
Ed Zwiefel
Home Project
Jay Budlong
Ip.t.a
Sadie Denton
Former County Auditor Beardsley Dies After Stroke
Former county auditor H H Beardsley aged 78 at Algona died Saturday after a stroke. A county resident 61 years, he served as telegrapher at Irvington Thor and Laverne, then deputy auditor before three terms as county auditor. Survived by son Howard of Algona, four grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. wife Mrs Beardsley passed away three years ago.
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H. H. Beardsley
Algona
Irvington
Thor, & Laverne
Howard
Beardaley
Kossuth Girls 4-H Rally Set for Bancroft June 6
Kossuth county schedules its annual girls 4-H rally for June 6 in Bancroft. Mrs Ruth Seaton Hicks, county home demonstration agent, will travel to Ames Thursday and Friday with 1265 agents to receive instruction for the first two fall home project lessons led by Miss Fannie Gannon.
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Bancroft
Kossuth
Ruth Seaton Hicks
Ames
Fannie Gannon
Federated Clubs Eye Hobby Day at Algona High School
Mrs H J Woodward of Whittemore, president of Kossuth County Federated Women's Clubs, announced plans for a hobby show on May 25 in the Algona high school auditorium. The County Federation sponsors the event and all federated clubs are urged to display hobby products. A fine quilt display will also be shown.
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Women’s Federated Clubs
Algona
H. J. Woodward
Whittamore
Kossuth County Federated Women's Clubs
Algona High School
County Federation
Federated
Marriage Licenses Issued in Kossuth County Last Week
Marriage licenses issued in Kossuth county during the past week included Victory Benson 21 and Lorraine Lindquist 20 both of Fort Dodge and Gerhart H Schwieder 28 and Aileen C Bowden 25 both of St Paul.
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Kossuth County
Victory Benson
Lorraine Lindquist
Fort Dodge
Gerhart H. Schwieder
Aileen C. Bowden
St.Paul
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Sayre Winkie
Jean Tryon Muste
Jacqueline Callies
Geraldine Bruns
Betty Dreesman
Lavon Oesterreicher
Gladya
Paul Yoder
ATHS
Junior News
Jenky
Andi
Bonnie Snyder
Doris Hagen
Elmer Ricks
Francis Prussman
LaVoun Graham
Sharon Adamson
Russel
Tihe
Daniel Bonacker
Larry Boyken
North Kossuth
Buffalo ‘Center
Enton
Lotty Creek
Lotts 'Creek
American Legion and Auxiliary News
TYKE
Mrs. Alke
Kossuth District and Justice Court News OF the Week