Mrs. Jay Budlong Rites Held at Titonka Church
Mrs. Jay Budlong died at Mazon City hospital Wednesday evening after illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Methodist church with Rev. Donald H. James officiating. Burial in Buffalo Township Cemetery. Obituary notes Roma Fritsinger born 1884 in Ar ra y d Grande California, taught in Iowa and Minnesota, married Jay Budlong in 1908, had four children, wife of Titonka resident. Memorials were given to Titonka Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Budlong
Mazon City Hospital
Methodist
Donald H. James
W. A. Schram
Arrayd Grande
Calif
Bagle Grove
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Titonka
Bagley
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Jay
Titenka
Eidithmae Bissell
Everett
Los Angeles
Robert
J. R. Schutter
Howard French
A. M. Petersen
Fred Hagen
George Bonacker
May Budlong
Waterloo
Edith Budlong
Hampton
Sergie Budlong
Janesville
Ofis~ Jr
Herman Rachut
Burt
Glen Wilson
Lakota
Steve DeVries
Sioux City
Budlong
Titonke, Public Library
Memorial Day Services At Bingham Township Cemetery
American Legion Post 628 announces Memorial Day Services at 10 am in Bing ham Township Cemetery with Rev. Peter Jacobs of Shenandoah, Iowa as speaker. It will be the first memorial observance in the area. If rain, event moves to the Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooden
Luther C. Larson
Woden Post 628
The
American Legion
Bingham Township
Peter Jacobs
Shenandoah
Iowa
Legion Hall
Reverend Paul Mueller Dies in Winthrop Minnesota
Pastor of Good Hope Lutheran from 1909 to 1924 Rev Paul Mueller died in Winthrop Minnesota on Sunday His funeral was held Wednesday in Winthrop Burial followed at a nearby cemetery He served at a rural church near Winthrop after Titonia retirement and then lived in Winthrop Titonka friends say he was about 80 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mueller
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Winthrop
Minn
Titonia
Miss Mayland Receives Finnish Girl Letter From Gift
A former No. 2 school teacher in German Township Miss Idne Mayland and her pupils sent a Christmas clothing box to a Finnish family. Ritva Liisa Salminon from Kuusakoski Ut Aronpalto 43-6 Finland writes thanks for the gifts and describes their Christmas vacation activities and family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idne Mayland
German Township
Finland
Ritva Liisa Salminon
Kuusakoski Ut
Aronpalto
Tone Mayland
Ritva- Liisa Salminon
Ritva
Thia Kuusakoski
Kymijoki
Kymi Paper
Ritva Lilsa
Ritua
Lisa
Dorothy Gray
Clarence Meyer
Richard Heyes
Janice Jansen
Joyce Jansen
Maynard Rippentrop
Lloyd Gray
Caroline Rippentrop
Stores Post Office and Bank to Close Decoration Day
Titanka stores and the bank will be closed all day Friday December 30. The Post Office will be open until 10 in the morning with one morning mail and no rural delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanka
Shower honors Colleen Collins by Woden friends
A wedding shower honoring Miss Colleen Collins of Arnolds Park was held at the Methodist church basement last Wednesday afternoon. Miss Collins will marry Robert Sage of Milford on June 1. They plan to reside in Tucson, Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Collins
WODEN
Colleen Collings
Arnolds Park
Methodist Church
Collins
Robert Sage
Milford
Town
Tucson
Arona
Immanuel Lutheran Church Activities Schedule
Pastor Wm Plant leads 10am divine services with 9am Sunday School and Bible Class. Luther League devotions and meeting. Vacation Bible School begins June 2 from 9 30 to 3 30. On Thursday May 29 North Central Group Women s Missionary Society at Britt registration 9 morning session 9 30 pot luck lunch bring your own dish afternoon session 1 30. All ladies invited for speakers and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope Lutheran American Lutheran Church
Alfred O. Mardoff
George ‘Alice
Ladies Aid
Wita’ Stecker
Fred Stecker
Martin Stecker
Herman Welhousen
Brotherhood
Men
St. John’s of Woden
Jerry Boekelman
A. W. Boyken
Wm. Boyken
John Johnson
Wayne Mechler
Clarence VanHove
Europe
Luther League Bible
Camp of Iowa District Western Conference
Camp Okoboji
Iowa District Brotherhood
Zion Church
Des Moines
Hawkeye Luther League Federation
St. Paul's Church
Thornton
Immanuel Lutheran American Lutheran Church
Wm. Plant
Luther League
North Central Group Women’s Missionary Society
Britt
Lena Godfredson Funeral at Titonka Methodist Church
Funeral services for Lena Godfredson were held at the Titonka Methodist Church with Rev. Don ald H. James presiding. Burial followed at Goldfield. Born February 4, 1886 in Eagle Grove, she moved with her parents to a Goldfield area farm then to Titonka in 1909. She raised three nephews after their parents died in the 1918 flu epidemic and cared for her invalid mother for 18 years. Surviving are a brother Ras mus Godfield and three sisters, with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Godfredson
Methodist
Titonka
Donald H. James
Goldfield
Eagle Grove
Martin and
Hansena Godfredson
Harold
Gardena
Walter Wilkins
Pleasanthill
Iowa
Vera Lathanagers
Gordon and
Ray Hansen
Claus Krull
Frank Pruisman
Amos Krominga Jr
Frank Reynolds
Car Truck List Expands With Eighteen Licenses This Week
The county treasurer reports eighteen new vehicle registrations last week. Names listed include Ford owners Allen F. Lcott Swea City M J Mowers Algona and others from Algona Bancroft Wesley Whittemore Lone Rock and Lakota. Mrs Pierre Sartor and daughter Mary Oesterreicher travel to Britt Thursday for Mrs J A Bleich birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Allen F. Lcott
Swea City
M. J. Mowers
Algona
Trucks
Otto A. Bernau
West Bend
John Buscher
R. S. Isebrand
Titonica
Studebaker
Edward Elwood
Irvington
Lone Rock
Buick
Orville Wicks
Mercury
Dr. BR
Williams
Lakota
Pierre Sartor
Mary Oesterreicher
Britt
J. A. Bleich
Thirty Four Get Diplomas At U S Commencement
Commencement exercises at Tyke Theatre honored 84 graduates the largest class in school history. Rev. Robert Lee Stuart delivered the address. Valedictorian was William Boyken and salutatorian Mary Alice. Special awards went to Wilbur Spear for Boys Sports and Maxine Tryon for Girls Sports. Highth Grade graduates included Nancy Adamon and Dorothy Dunmire among others. Co. A Metcalf aided with cottage repairs in Okoboji. Titanka Woman's club held May breakfast with new president Lenore Schrams. Mrs. Stanley Valley of Nora Springs ill in Mason City hospital. Milwaukee train wreck reported near Bassett. mail delay to Britt and Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyke Theatre
Robert Lee Stuart
Wesley Methodist Church
Wichita
Kansas
Anna Abbas
Fannie Abbas
Mary Alice
Mary Ann Baade
Arthur ‘Bartlett
William ,Boyken
Clarence Beenken
Wilbur Christensen
Kenneth ‘Cordes
Lena DeVries
Richard Downs
Kathryn Dunmire
Earl Gingrich
LaVonne Graham
Laroy Hammond
Roger Hoover
Joy Jesse
Charles Kiley
Donna Miller
Clair Moore
Donald Norland
Gene Peterson
Arlene Prussman
Lois ‘Peterson
Lena Mae Schmidt
Hidon Schutter
Mildred Schutter
Wilbur
Co. A. Metcalf
Okoboji
Fred Hemmen
Blairsburg
Towa
Ray Welp
Iday
Blue Earth
Richard Temple
Carolyn Rae
Kamrar
Titanka Woman's Club
Grace French
Ethel Reed
Barbara Rippentrop
Lenore Schrams
Marie Krantz
Hazel Budlong
L. G. Gartner
Stanley Valley
Nora Springs
Titonka
C . Callies
Edw.a. Sathoff
Robert Budlong
Lions Club
Empresa
LeRoy Hammond
Keith Brott
Direk Downa
Wilbur Spear
Kenneth Cordes
Dick Schutter
Bill Ward
Anna Aibbas
Arlene Prulaman
Lois Peterson
Mary Alke
Kay Dunmire
Bill Boyken
Lois Petersson
Anna Abbbas
Fan
Nla Abbas
Arlene Prusieman
Maxine Tryon
Dawn Bonacker
Jean Hagen
Deona Johnston
Mrs. A W Boyken recounts Alabama trip
Mrs A W Boyken details a four week southbound journey ending in Selma and Montgomery. Highlights include Mark Twain sites in Missouri, a Vulcan Park visit in Birmingham, a Crag Field tour, and a White House of the Confederacy tour. The couple noted lagging crop conditions and observed crowds at the University of Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Boyken
Alabama
Memphis
Mississippi
Iuka
Miss
Tuscumbia
Ala
Helen Kellar
Cullman
Ava Maria Grotto
Birmingham
Pittsburgh
Vulcan Park
Red Mountains
City
Vulcan
Selma
Montgomery
State Capitol
White House of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Crag Field
Art
Craig Field
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Little Rock
Arkansas
Stockville
Mississippi State College
Hot Springs
Indianola
Arthur
Ramsey Reform Church announces summer events and services
The Ramsey Reform Church led by Pastor F Sauttier lists morning worship at 10 180, Sunday school at 0 30, evening service at 8, Young People's Society and choir on Wednesdays, and a June 12 mission festival plus June 19 picnic. Vacation Bible School runs June 2 to 6, 9 a m to 3 30 p m, with all welcome. Isaiah 30:15 quote closes the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey Reformed Church
F. Sauttier
Judah
Young People's Society
God
Israel
Titonka Wins First Ball Game of Season
Titonka defeated Armstrong 3 to 1 on Sunday to claim its first league win of the year. Titonka had nine hits off Armstrong pitcher Nelson while Bristow allowed three hits and recorded nine strikeouts. Nelson fanned nine, walked one and hit a batter. Bristow walked five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Armstrong
Nelson
Armatrong
Bristow
Church announces youth programs and vacation bible school
Donald H. James leads morning worship at 11 with Sunday School at 10 and evening services at 8. Additional youth activities for intermediates and seniors run Friday to Wednesday. Young Adult Fellowship scheduled for June 5 at 8 p.m. Daily Vacation Bible School starts June 2, 8:45 to 11:30, with color Bible slides for ages 4 to 14. George Klenk was briefly hospitalized but returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Donald H. James
John Miller
School Picnic Revival At Titonka Attracts 600 Pupils
A long dormant community school picnic resumed on May 21 drawing about 600 attendees. Titonka Federated clubs and Lions club contributed planning and ice cream, with coffee donated. Morning awards honored students in music and athletics, followed by an afternoon sports program and Parent Teacher Association officer elections.
Prairie Pals 4 H group meets at Ray Kollasch home
Wesley News reports a Prairie Pals 4-H gathering at Ray Kollasch residence on Saturday. Carroll Erdman served as assistant hostess, with Miss Schultz, home economist, presenting a talk on county fair exhibits. Elaine Mullin and Marjorie Bleich were selected to attend 4-H camp at Clear Lake June 2-4-5. Rosemary Studer chosen for state meeting in Ames June 18-20. James Winter has been ill for several days and bedridden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley News
Studer
Waterloo
Maryin Ackerson
Kogsauth
Alggna
Prairie Pals
Ray Kollasch
Carroll Erdman
Miss Schultz
Elaine Mullin
Marjorie Bleich
Clear Lake
Rosemary Studer
State
Ames
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Delmar Angus
George Kienk
Art Davia
Spencer
Mayland
Missal
JoAnn Hagen
Jackie Michael
Glenda McColley
Poppy
Donna Les
Caroline Hatten
Betty Ann Miller
Carol
Karen Johnston
Bonnie Carr
Doris Kuchenreuther
Janet Prussman
U. S
Nancy Adamon
Larry Boyken
Larry Burger
Dorothy Dunmire
Ervin Fahrenholtz
Joan Hagen
Leona Hofmann
Duane Hoover
Harry Isebrand
Donna Ites
Kenneth Krantz
Dean Kuchenreuther
Glenda McColey
Douglas Mechler
Nanyil Nelson
Richard Petergon
Jane Wringsdorf
Greta Smith
LeRoy Wesselman
Gertrude Veer
Leslis Fry
Des Moinnes
C. A. Metcalf
Nangil Nelson
David Roberta
Minneapolis
Roberta
R. C. Ball
Everett Rippentrop
Ball
J. AL. Intermill
Bridge Club
Sartor
Clark
C. F. Callies
Wm. Boyen
R. le Krantz
ABA
Burgess
Andwin Palmer
Nelson Ub - Erickson
Nelson Clayton
Meyers
C. Anderson
Gordon
G. Anderson
Cronk
Abeeusapeneenens
R H
B. Boekelman
Long
Michaelson
H. Boekelman
Bruns of
Walrod
Ward
Hansen
Downs
Stenieeraiet Pereneveate
George Klenk
Mason City
Chiba Asslat
Main Stree
Eastsiders
Winer Rava
Hinev
PT. A
Parent-Teachers Association
L. Krantz
Edw. Feion Sathoff
Dajies
Achool
James Winter
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