Local News From Algona and Surrounding Towns
Jacqueline Sunderman spent the weekend at the Fred Adamson home and many local families hosted visits from relatives and friends including 4-H activities, church events, hospitalizations, and community gatherings across Buffalo Center Britt and surrounding areas through late May. The Pierce of births, travel to district meetings, and notable social events highlight a busy week with numerous visits, dinners, and a birthday celebration for Rodney Hansen.
Local social notes from Lakota and surrounding towns
Lakota residents and neighbors share visits and gatherings at multiple homes and community locations. Attendees include George Higgins, Mrs Frank Burger, Magdalene Harringa, Adolph Missal, John Harringa, Elmer Mechler, Verne Shipler, Virgil Heesch, Leo Orthel, Nick Heesch, Ernie Sachau, Bowen family, and others sourced from week to week visits, dinners, and hospital calls across Buffalo Center, Britt,-clear Lake, Raymond Minn, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Sunderman
Fred Adamson
Buffalo Township
Lola Schram
John Meyer
Wesley
Chris Meyer
T. A. Dunmire
Dorothy
Carol
John Roce
Fred Darnauer
A. Mardorf
Edna Abbas
Buffalo Center
Elmer Abbas
Harm Harringa
Irvin Schwartz
A. M. Friest
Herman Tapper
Leland
F. G. Elliott
Harold Miller
Falkert Stecker
Marleta
Julius
George Meyer
Bruno Stecker
Mason City
Waseca
Minn
American Lutheran Church
Henry B. Isebrand
Sharon Lee
Good Hope Lutheran
Sid
Harry Bartelt
Chris Brandt
Harley Brandt
Reinder Krominga
Allan Carr
Phyllis
J. E. Patterson
Longmont
Colorado
Bancroft
Elroy Hatten
John Ailts
Ralph Cordes
New Brunswick
N. J
John Cordes
George Ailts
Ed Ites
Robert Cullen
Deloris Perry
Storm Lake
John Stott
W. H. Stott
Doris Stott
Des Moines
Cullens
Roy Pettiecord
Chicago
Pettiecord
Los Angeles
Wallace Reaser
Hawkeye Federation
Alice
Fannie
Panhuk
Myrtle Johnson
Wilma Heesch
Verla Brandt
Wilma
Florence
Clarence van Hove
Florence Schutter
Helen Beenken
Marjorie Meyer
R. C. Ball
Algona Friends
Ilo Buffington
Leo Orthel
Edw. A. Sathoff
Ben A. Meyer
Edstes
Rosella Boekelman
Lakota
Henry Plaisier
A. Peters
Andrew
Tillie
Peters
Clarence
Blue Earth
John E
Leper
John K. Rippentrop Sr
James Govern
Dexter
Iva
Elmore
Maurice Kell
Jelto Beenken
Alexander
Brr
Peter Beenken
Fred Abben
Wanryl Nelson
Birdelle
Larry
Paul Burger
Leona Hofmann
Marjorie
Indianola
Henry Korte Sr
Fairmont
Nebraska
John Korte
Woden
Korte
Harm Eden
Donna Fae
Ray Hansen
Edens
Pfe
George Boekelman
Camp Hood
Texas
Heyo Boekelman Sr
Sewing Club
Lester Callies
Wayne Miller
Henry Korte Jr
Minnie Kennedy
L. F. Callies
Rosslyn
Ray Millers
Ray Miller
Ola Mae Miller
Donald Callies
G. GQ
Pefferman
Harold Krantz
Swea City
Pierre Sartor
J. S. Coyle
Sartor
Mary Decesterreicher
Louis
G. J. Sartor
Ed Abbas
Edna
Anna
Ben Stadtlander
Edward
Meservey
Dexter, Minn
Ted Abbas
Henry Gerdes
Peter Koppen
George Higgins
Frank Burger
Portland No. 5
George Johnson
Lake Mitts
BR. E. Ferguson
Magdalene Harringa
Adolph Missal
Clarence Mechler
John Harringa
Clarence Seefeld
Elmer Mechler
Merle Schwietert
Algona
Verne Shipler
Burt
Donald Buffington
Raymond Rippentrop
Roger
Virgil Heesch
George Klenk
Frank Meyer
Bode
Nick Heesch
Bradford Buffington
Sidney
David
Carl H. Callies
Diane
Raymond
John Sachau
Ida
Evelyn
Janice Faye
Whittemore
R. E. Ferguson
Allan, Carr
Waldorf College
Forest City
Marcus Carr
W. J. Denton
Howard Andrews
Alaska
Howard
Ernie Sachau
Immanuel Luther League
Britt Sunday
Britt Luther League
A Good Marine poem by Raymond Spear described
The verse frames a United States Marine as a favored soldier, praising his training in San Diego and discipline. It mentions daily chores like cooking, cleaning, laundry, and bed making. The poem closes with the Marine reporting for duty in heaven after serving in "Hell."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Spear
United States
Heaven
St. Peter
Hell
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Minneapolis
Dawn
Donna Beenken
Hart Hobbs
Crystal Lake
Fannie Kell
Marian Thomas
Donna Zentner
Laverne
Henry Redening
Britt
F. G. Bliiott
Jean
Floyd
Jas, McColley
Mary Michaelson
August Rotschafer
Henry Schroeder
Clarence Loais
Dubuque
Leroy
Bill Steeburg
Fort Dodge
Marie Sathoft
J. L. Intermill
Janice
Henry Becker
Buffalo
Center
E. A. Fisher
Leona Fisher
Frank D. Fisher
Merlin
Wilma Beenken
Pearl
John Rippentrop Jr
Kent
Harm Huisinga
Edith Mae
Dick B. Meyer
Myrle Cushman
Beverly Jean
Heyo Boekelman
Harold
Menno Fuls
Heniy Redenius
Wolkert Stecker
Little Rodney Hansen
Allyn Brink
Kay
Judith
KathyJeen
Joan
Abbas
Louise Stadtlander
Belmond
R. L. Krantz
Clifford Krantz
Dverg
Marian
Kenneth Krantz
Richard Cosgrove
Fernee Krantz
Billy and
Jane Amesbury
Bryan Asa
Dean
Stanley
Callies Bros Store
George Breen
Geraldine Bruns
Westey
Guy Bruna
Mra
John Pink
Ray Oesterreicher
Leota Schutter
Horace Schenck
Ronald
Guy Bruns
Donna Jean Sandt
Armstrong
Alvin Hanna
Oscar Hanna
Sexton
Wm. Stenzel
Fred Reiter
Dolliver
Evelyn Daniels
Ray Welp
Andrew Krominga
Anton Pannhuk
Garner
Tom Hinders
Ben Pannhuk
Tony Wibben
California
Joe Wibben
Joe Temple
Richard Temple
Kamvar
Harm Green
John
Patty
Harl Stott
Keith
Bob
R. L
Rippentrop
George Rippentrop
Albert Sloper
Ray Rippentrop
Dorothy Gruss
L. G. Gartner
Lebanon
Guthrie Center
Dennis McCoy
Major
Neal Michaelson
Gary
James McColley
Herb Nelson
Earl Zwiefe
Downs’ Store
Titanka, Iowa
P&g
Huns
San Diego
A. M. Petersen
Earl Stott
Bonacker
SAT
MON
van Camip
Kellogg
Opal Beverage
Red Bird
Hoff
Shoe and
Larson Clothing Co
Forest City, Iowa
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