Community Picnic and Senior Programs Set by School
May schedule outlines Senior Class Play May 21 and 24, Baccalaureate May 24, Class Night May 25, Commencement May 27, plus Community Picnic Day May 28 with exhibits at 10, picnic at noon and band and May Day program at 1:00 and 1:30. Edgar S. Kindley to deliver Commencement address. district urged to close businesses 12:30 to 4:00 on picnic day.
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South Lawn
H. W. Schoenelin
Glee Club
Edgar S. Kindley
Columbus
Ohio
L. B. Larson
Bell Diamond
First Game of the Season for Titonka Indians
Titonka Indians opened the season with a 7 to 0 victory over Eagle Grove on Sunday afternoon at the local diamond.
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Eagle Grove
Titonka
Eight Ounce Egg Found by Mrs Emma Heifner
An eight ounce egg was found by Mrs Emma Heifner while gathering eggs from her hens. The unusually large egg is orange in shape and color, nearly spherical, and on display at the Denton Drug Store.
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Emma Heifner
Emma
Denton Drug Store
Junior League Baseball Schedule for June Month
The Junior League of the American Legion has released its June schedule. Games feature Algona vs Beater, Swea City vs Wesley, Bancroft vs Titonka on June 1, with other matchups including Titonka at Swea City and Bancroft at Buffalo Center on June 5, plus Wesley at Titonka and Buff alo Center at Algona among later dates.
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The
America Legion
Algona
Beater
Swea City
Wesley
Ban Croft
Titonka
Bancroft
Buffalo Center
al- Gora
Buffalo Gopher
Tonka
Swe
Disabled Veteran Ya Pop Up Poppy Saturday
A local newspaper brief notes a Saturday event honoring disabled veterans with a poppy tribute. Organizers call for participation from community members and veterans groups to support remembrance activities and related charity drives.
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Ya Poppy
Poppy Day Proclaimed in Titonka by Mayor Wolfe
Mayor Lee O. Wolfe proclaimed Saturday May 23 as Poppy Day in Titonka urging all residents to wear memorial poppies in honor of World War dead. The notice recalls Titonka's wartime sacrifice and memory of those who served in 1917 1918.
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Lee O. Wolfe
United States
Titonka
iSee O. Wolfe
Titonka Candidate Mayme Petersen Campaigns in Algona
Mrs. Mayme Petersen of Titonka campaigned for County Recorder on a Saturday in Algona. She reported a fine campaign and a good reception during her visit.
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Algona
Mayme Petersen
Titonka
County Recorder
Out of Season Luck at Crystal Lake
Ernest Peterson and friends fished at Crystal Lake on Sunday hoping for bullheads but caught a three and a half pound black bass which had to be released back into the lake.
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Ernest Peterson
Crystal Lake
Twins on Stroebel farm produce mixed luck this spring
Charlie Stroebel reports unusual luck on his farm as twin foals appear. One mother rejects one twin and loses the other, while a second pair of twins thrives and promises to form a strong team when grown.
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Charlie
Home From Big Winnie Winsome Trip Report
Clarence Tuttle Howard French William Denton and Frank D Fisher left Thursday for Winnebigoshish to fish at the season opening. They returned Monday evening with a small catch. The ice on the big lake had gone out only two days before they arrived. The season is about ten days late this year and the boys were a little early for good fishing. They enjoyed nice weather while away and said it was hot there Saturday.
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Big Winnie
Clarence Tuttle
Howard French
Wm, Denton
Frank D. Fisher
Winnebigoshish
Narrow Escape For Wilma Schutter In Water Tank Incident
Wilma Schutter, sixteen months old, fell into a yard water tank while playing with her sister. The alarmed older child ran for help as local doctors were unavailable, and neighbor Mrs. Will Rode assisted the mother in reviving the child who was initially thought dead.
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Wilma
Will Schutter
Will Rode
German Township Iowa School Bond Election Notice
Public notice announces a June 10 1936 special election in German Township Kossuth County Iowa at Center School House. Polls from 1 to 3 PM. Voters decide on issuing 25000 bond debt to build and equip subdistrict schools. Center polling place for whole district. Secretary G D Wellhousen signs.
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German Township
Kossuth County
Iowa
Center
Towa
Titonka
G. D. Wellhousen
Board of Directors
Barn and Four Horses Burned on Welp Farm
Fire of undetermined origin early Saturday destroyed a barn and four horses on Fred Welp’s farm three miles south of Madole. Neighbors first saw flames around three o’clock after passing the area earlier. the Welp family slept through the blaze. Horses could not be saved despite visible movement near the barn. Loss was total and partially insured.
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Fred Welp
Madole
Welp
Local News Roundup Highlights Accidents and visits
Donald Budlong injured foot, Red Cross Kosuth County plans meeting at Algona Friday. Couples Clemans visit Adrian Minnesota. Falk improving. Schutter sliver removed after palm injury. Downs and Bowker visit Britt. Callies family reunion near Leland. Tractor accident near home. school activities night boosts activities fund. Dicky Batt nosebleed after fall at skating rink. Callies estate fall injures two ribs. Citizens urged to keep streets tidy after wind storm. Boeckelman fails out of baseball tryout. Callahan and Hansen visit Craven home. tornado damage noted in Estherville area.
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Robert Clemans
Adrian
Minn
Clemans
Lakota
South Dakota
Kossuth County
the Red Cross
Algona
John Falk
Clarice
Phyllis
Algon
Robret Schutter
Geo. J. Schutter
Robert
Dicky Batt
Dicky
George Boeckelman
Nebraska
George
Violet Callahan
Patty
Oscar Hansen
Estherville
Craven
Gladys Bogges
Mason City
Callahan
Hansen
Hstherville
Titonka Juniors Honor Seniors With Dutch Themed Banquet
Junior class members hosted the senior class and faculty to a Dutch Holland themed dinner in the Manual Training room. Decor featured apricot and green, tulips, a Dutch windmill, and dolls. sophomores served in Dutch dress with favors of rose buds.
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Titonka High School
Waittressen
Watson Hamatreet
Kenneth MWenchen_ reuther
Delores Rippentrop
Kathryn Schram
Jean French
Ida Holen
Auf Weldersehn
Towers
C. A. Hoon
C. E. Rose
Merle Nauman
Mileen Brown
Idy Eden
Elda Jandl
Kenneth Keuchenreuther
Lorraine Lamoreux
Lela Petergon
Helena Senne
Dorothy Sleper
Gertrude Welhousen
Donald Wood
District Court News in Brief Algona
Judge Fr C Davidson of Emmeteburg handled Probate matters and signed Probate Orders. Two new June term cases filed: Reid vs Cham pers writ of attachment at Algona Federal Building and Lolan Association versus Ralph P Albert et al foreclosure. Probate openings include estates of Burtis Richardson Robinson Pompe Day Jansen Fehr Green Kuhlman with appointees and transcripts filed.
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Algona
Emmeteburg
J. L. Reid
R. B. Champers
Algona Federal Building and Lolan Association Ve
Ralph P. Albert
Mary WD. Burtis
Roy G. Richardson
James V. Robinson
District Court
Lincoln County
Nebraska
Theodore Pompe
Wm. C. Day
Henry Gray
Henrietta Jansen
Benjamin Fehr
Woodford County
Ill
Elmer C. Green
Grace Green
Henry J. R. Kuhlman
Drunk and disturbing the peace case in Algona
Algona residents Drew 80 Days In Jail Algona George and Edward Lichter appeared before Mayor C F Specht on drunkenness and disturbing the peace charges. They received 380 days in the county jail with no parole and are to pay costs.
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Drew
Algona
George
Edward Lichter
C. F. Specht
Local Social and Scene Notes From Algona Area
Local residents visit and host gatherings at Algona and nearby towns including Woden and Burt. Henry Schroeder and Harvey Joe visit Henry Schroeder. Meyer and Sloper families host dinner. Gambles advertises May sale prices on tires and tubes. Henry Stecker injured cranking engine. C E Vetter of Cedar Rapids transacts business. Mrs Yetter a former local resident. Mrs Heyo Boekelman Jr injured by cows. Amog Bonacker’s son Beryl ill with inflammatory rheumatism and heart condition.
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George Klenk
Lawrence Newbrough
Algona
Henry
Harry Schroeder
Andy Phillips
Woden
Harvey Joe
Burt
Henry Schroeder
Henry Meyer
Ben A. Meyer
Marjorie
Dick Sloper
Henry Stecker
C. E. Vetter
Cedar Rapids
Titanica
Yetter
Norman Coller
Beryl
Amog Bonacker
Ramsey Church Holds Graduation And New Members
Reformed Church notes report 16 catechumen school graduates at Ramsey Church with confessions of faith. Rev M A Sjostrand delivered the Baccalaureate from Christ's Sermon on the Mount. Evening service welcomed 36 new members, 15 by confession, 12 by confession with confirmation, 4 by letter, 5 by reaffirmation. Ascension Day services planned in German and English. Many local youths attending evening services.
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Catechumen School
Ramsey Church
M. A. Sjostrand
Algona
County Mutual to Erect New Fire Insurance Office
The Kossuth County Mutual Fire Insurance Co will begin next week the construction of a brick two story fireproof home office building just south of the new post office location. The 23 by 45 foot structure will serve as the company's headquarters and its operations cover farm property in Kossuth and neighboring counties. Organized in 1887, the company has 18 million dollars in force.
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County Mutual
Algona — Jthe
Kossuth County Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Kogsuth
June Busy Expected for Marriage Licenses
One license issued this week with Dan Cupid slow to act. Jay G. Egland of Cylinder and Josephine Fries of Rodman received a license, marking the only issuance for the period.
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Dan Cupid
Jay G. Egland
Cylinder
Josephine Fries
Rodman
Paving Crew Moves East of Wesley to Hutchins
The paving crew on No. 18 east of Wesley has relocated to Hutchins and will work westward from there toward a point near Wesley.
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Wesley
No. 18
Hutchins
Titonka Blacksmiths Shovel and Tool Services
The Titonka Blacksmiths offer top corn shovels and shovel points plus lawn mower sharpening with guaranteed satisfaction. Their shop emphasizes quality work and customer satisfaction.
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Titonka
Piano for sale Baldwin factory model in Cincinnati
Small piano like new in Titanica partly paid for. Will sell for balance with easy terms. Wholesale Dept. 5 Baldwin Piano Factory Cincinnati Ohio.
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Baldwin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Water With Meals Aids Digestion and Stomach Juices
Water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. A remedy includes a dose of Adlerika to alleviate gas and cleanse the system. The source mentions Eaton druggist in Woden via Newbrough Pharmacy as a supplier.
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Eaton
Woden
Newbrough Pharmacy
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Willard Hooper
J. W. Lamoreux
Frank Rummel
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Bonnie Lamoreux
Anne Gavin
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Hooper
Wilda Heifner
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Rommel
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Ce Od
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W. F. Hamatreet
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Lloyd Bartlett
Blue Earth
Mina
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T. A. Dunmire
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Mesdames
Charlie Phelps
Martin Larsen
M. E. Ladies Aid
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Dale Struthers
Lev Qrthe
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Luther Miller
Mary Sartor
Mary Oesterreicher
South America
Clear Lake
Gladys Thompson
Axel Thompson
Lyle Leach
Ernest
Mis. Genevieve’ Hansen
Gilbert Nelson
Ringsted
W. FF. Hamstreet
Titonky
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Valley
Maude Baker
Thompson
Gghe
Leach
Minneapolis
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Pride’s
W. F. Hamstreet
Norman Nelson
Martin Bleich
John Fisher
J. BE. Bleich
Herb Winters
Mesdames J, EH
Bleich
Lawrence Mousel
Mark Bacon
Herman Blakely
Harl Blakely
John Pink
Earl Stott
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Lee C
Wolfe
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Eeke
H. W. Schoenlein
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Art Runtysel
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Heyo Boekelman Jr
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