Henry Kunz Dies Suddenly in Wesley
Wesley residents mourn the death of Henry Kunz at age 77 after a brief angina illness. He served as secretary treasurer of Kunz Grain Co. and was beloved husband, father, and citizen. Funeral services were held at St. Josephs Church with several distant relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kuhz
Wesley
Ootock
Westorn
Widconsin
Wesly Wit Hs
Mary Me
Wicheon
Clare
Minneapolis
Amy Kunz
John
Reno
Nevada
Otto
Julius
Siery
Adella Carmody
Otnville
Agnes Corey
Des Moines
Hethrd
Henry Kunz
J. Wagener
Weasling
Pocahontas
D Hey
T. Z
Cavern
Algona
St. Josphs Cemery
Fred Diekan
Wm. Sturdivant
Frank Welk
Alfred Erdmann
Frank Zender
I. J. McEvoy
iAmong
Relves
Funeral Held for OX Russel in Bancroft
OX Russel, 47, died near Mason City last Thursday. Funeral service was held in Bancroft with interment at Bancroft cemetery. He was the eldest son of Toe Russel, a farmer from Valley and Titonka.
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OX Russel
Bancroft
Wo Russel
Kiae
Mason City
Leon
Ealdest
Toe Russel
Man Valley
Titonka Clacklh
Pay Your Poll Taxes Now Warns Local Clerk
Wm Boyken, clerk, urges payment of poll taxes by November 10 to avoid delinquent status. The note mentions political ads and a temporary space shortage as this twice yearly rush passes, with next week offering more room and a return to normal.
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Wm, Boyken
Tople
Ada Gatore
Relbsamen Family Visit to Minneapolis from Marshall
Mr Glen Relbsamen of Marshall visited Minneapolis with his father Mr Chas Relbsamen and sister Mrs A M Petersen. He spent from Saturday to Sunday with his daughters the Keagles and Shaws and returned home Monday.
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Minneapolis
Glen Relbsamen
Marshall
Town
Chas
Relbsamen
A. M. Petersen
Students Return to Pleasant Prairie Seminary in German Valley
Returned to School in Alnols Hadert Smitt, Nattie Tledens, John Tapper and Anna Sleper resumed studies at Pleasant Prairie Seminary in German Valley on Sunday after a week's vacation with home folks.
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Alnols
Hadert Smitt
Nattie Tledens
John ‘Tapper
Anna Sleper
German Valley
The
Pleasant Prairie Seminary
County Treasurer Duffy Tours Algona on Political Busin ess
County Treasurer Duffy of Here County visited Algona on Monday for political business. She, like many from both parties, wore a pale face, perhaps powder, to avoid signaling weakness as the rival party eyes next Tuesday’s turnout.
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Duffy
Algona
Farmer-Labor Candidate Visits Springfield Township
Wred C. Dutton of Springfield Township, a Farmer-Labor candidate for state representative, appeared on political business Monday. The ballot favors farmers for the key state representative post, urging voters in the vicinity to make their choice.
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Farmer-Labor
C. Dutton
Springfield Township
Marmer-Labor
Hargreaves to Give Free Dance at Algona Grounds
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hargreaves will entertain at a wedding dance at Ida grounds in Algona Thursday evening November late Hirdes Fities will furnish the music. Hargreaves issue a general invitation to their many friends to be their guests at the affair. No charge, no politics.
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Hargreaves
Gilbert Hargreaves
Ioda
Algona Thureening
Hidie
Hargreave
Representative Bonnstetter in town on political business
West Bend man Representative Bonnstetter campaigns for re election aided by his Whittemore uncle Henry Bornstetter. County Clerk J J McEvoy spoke to local high school about district court duties, newly appreciated for its educational value. Fire at John Olgen farm destroys 6000 bushels of corn and oats with 160 neighbors and two departments aiding. cause blamed on combustion. Sale notes for 1929 Chevrolet coach and other autos. campaign urge to vote as New Deal gains pace.
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Bonnstetter
West Bend
Zury
Capitol
Des Moines
Henry Bornstetter
Whittemore
J. J. McEvoy
Deval
John Olgen
Will Helm
Woden
Forest City
County Auditor Race Gathers Steam In Local Election
Community voters set to choose a county auditor next Tuesday. H. J. Buller leads in early signs as candidates push for reform and fiscal oversight before the decisive vote.
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H. J. Buller
Vate
Toy ‘County
Last Rites Held for Mrs Alice Robinson in Wesley
Mrs Alice Robinson died at home after months of illness on Saturday Oct 27 aged 66 years 10 months 1 day Born in Richmond Wisconsin December 26 1869 she married Clarence B Robinson in 1898 and moved to Wesley in 1901 She leaves two sons Geo B Davis and Floyd L Davis four grandchildren three great grandchildren three half siblings Burial followed services led by Rev McNulty at Evergreen Cemetery beside her husband.
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Alice Robinson
Richmond
Wis
Clarence BH. Robinson
Wesley
Robinson
Chrisian
Methodist Church
Marrage Geo. B. Davis
Floyd L. Davis
Boise
Idaho
Dlisha
Etta
Hayward
Olgin
Tll
Allen Hayward
Lemon
Jerry Hayward
Kansas City
George
Rev
McNulty
Evergreen Cemetery
First Killing Frost Reported Saturday
The first killing frost of the season came Saturday when ice in tubs and pails froze on water one fourth inch thick.
Ginseng Garden Expands to New Crop Venture
B. A. Pankuk begins a second crop venture by planting 1,500 ginseng plants and plans to add more if seedlings are secured. The grower notes special crops as a hobby and business interest.
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B. A. Pankuk
B. A
Bungalo Residence Near Completion by Maurice Hansen
Maurice Hansen advances a one story bungalo home sized 24 by 16 feet with attic space. A basement of equal size has been excavated. The lot lies south of the H. A. French residence and was purchased from G Bruns at a stated price.
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Maurice Hansen
H. A. French
Bruns
Lutheran Church Notes and Upcoming Events
The Lutheran League met to discuss The Quist Hour and library setup led by Mrs. Marie Bartelt, Arthur Aike, and Rev. Schoenlein. Floyd Arends to lead next meeting. Halloween party planned in church basement. Rev. Weninger visited to collect orphan donations with thanks offered. Baptism for Loren Allen, infant son of Telko and Mrs Stecker. Luther 400th anniversary observance noted. Nestovination Festival and American Lutheran Church Treasury offering planned. Ladies Aid bazaar and supper rescheduled to Friday November 5. Appreciation expressed for support of old people. N Clamans and family visited Burt son Bob.
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Luther League
Geo
Aike
Marie Bartelt
Arthur Aike
Schoenlein
Floyd Arends
League
Weninger
Orphans Home
Waverly
Immanuel and
Good Hope
American Lutheran Church Treasury
Rhe Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ray, Schoeweimn
Springfield
Minn
Woden News social items and community events
Algona visitors and local residents are listed in a string of social calls, visits, and trips. Families including Holm Tindall Larson Boy ken Madouse Meyers Alstott Kramer Hutchinson and many others travel between Woden Titonka Buffalo Center Des Moines Chicago Armstrong Britt Mason City and Des Moines for visits work and education. Corn picking season begins with teachers attending institute in Des Moines. church events, a blood transfusion, rallies, and a 75-neighbor corn-picking effort are noted alongside community meetings and class formations.
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J. C. Holm
Mra
Tindall
Algona
Thesday
Harley Larson
Edward Boyken
Tianka
Woden
Wilt Madouse
Klemme
Olina
Harry T Hutchingon
Clara
Midred Kramer
Titonka
Helka Stohr
Otto Kramer
Buffalo Center
Chicago
Marietta Helgason
Mildred Lamoreux
Armstrong and
Britt
Clas
Baack
Dows
Weasel Cameron
Floyd Hutchinson
Harvey Hutchinson
Gilmore City
al Hutchinson
Chas. Ba
Baker
Bakers
M. @. Church
Worl O Christian Education
Methodist Church
Fenton
H. O. Ward
Morest City
J. 8
Hutchins
Crystal Lake
Glen Rhinehart
Sabol Hillenga
Rhinshart
Hillenga
Rhinehart
Mason City
Hillanga
Des Moines
Edith Bilyeu
Joe Bilyeu
Methodist Church Notes Services Sunday at the Hall
Methodist notes lists Sunday School at ten and morning worship at eleven. Epworth League not at 7:30. Envelopes available to support the church. Stewards can explain the budget for the year and pledges. November is Loyalty month urging all to be loyal and participate in the canvass.
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Epworth League
Askiny
George Higgins Illness Report
George Higgins has been quite sick for the past week with a bout of misery and a lingering illness despite a betty.
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George Higgins
Betty
Lakota Farmer Shoots Himself at Farm Home
Julius Hennig, about 60, a widower living east of town, shot himself through the heart with a sawed off shotgun Friday evening. Funeral services were held at his home and at the Lutheran church. Survived by four sons Harnest William Earl Julius. daughters Mrs Bravick of Detroit Tulsa Anna of Marshaltown Mrs Clifford Wallace and Pearl Hennig. one nurse-in-training Jime Hennig. Lakota correspondent notes financial worries believed to be a motive.
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Julius Hennig
Hs Farm
Lutheran Church
Beese
Hennig
Harnest
William
Earl
Julius
Afl
Mrs. Bravick
Detroit
Mich
Tulsa
Anna
Marshaltown
Clifford Wallace
Pearl Hennig
This Place
Migs Jime Hennig
Town City
Legion Auxiliary Salutes Charity and Plans Events
The October Legion Auxiliary meeting at Martha Bonacker’s home saw over 30 members and friends. Plans for the Salawesh party at the Denton home were discussed, along with a radio program and educational week outreach. Donations of magazines and carpet rags were reported, and a jelly pledge drive credited many members for supplies.
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Martha Bonacker
School of Instruction
Denton
WHO
WOI
Tretia Petersen
Olive Bruns
Fern Gartner
Madelene Lani
Mary Young
Mary Sartor
Thank You
Rehabilitation Department
U.S. Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Anna Schenck
Laura Hansen
Ellen Winter
Mable ‘Wilson
Madelene Lamoreux
Sadie Denton
Nesa Kline
Pearl Rickless
Jennis Breen
Martha
Arrie Bonacker
Gesena Pannkuk
Ern Gartner
Ann Sleper
Mary Michaelson
Thora Cosgrove
Fannie Kail
Fiossie Bartlett
Theresa Dressman
Ten
Waterloo visit for Dreisman and Dreigman relatives
Mr and Mrs Hernan Dreisman and Mr and Mrs John Dreigman with Algana spent Sunday at Waterloo. The gathering highlighted family ties and a casual excursion in the community.
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Waterloo
Hernan Dreisman
John Dreigman
Algana
Halloween Plans And School Notes From 4th Grade
We were invited to a picnic dinner at Jolea and Janica Bonacker's. Frances Prulaman entered flat evade. We love pumpkins and will make Jack o lanterns for our Hallowe'en party. Two Halloween posters and a Jack-o-lantern man were made. We painted flower pots orange. Lavence Graham had a birthday and marshmallows were enjoyed. Mr Harms provided a box for word cards. Most students have new work pads and we hope everyone gets O K on our book.
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Pir
Jolea
Janica Bonacker
Ord
Frances Prulaman
Evade
Lavence Graham
Fourth Grade News Highlights and Birthday Announcements
Gladys Anny Smith hosted a birthday party at her home for classmates as Miss Crone assisted at eight o clock Tuesday. Verla Brandt celebrates on November first with a party on Wednesday. a Halloween party occurred Wednesday at 3 20. Marvin Prussman joined the grade Monday. Geography lessons focus on the Philippine Islands.
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Gladys Anny Smith
Third Grade Halloween Craft and Classroom News
Third grade notes describe cut free-hand Halloween figures with a corn body and pumpkin head, owl and rat limbs. Donald Hoff supplied corn stalks for decorations while children brought pumpkins for jack o lanterns. Party treats included apples, popcorn balls and candy. Seven A grades in spelling and a 19 in arithmetic drill are recorded. Some students recited October's Day from memory.
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Donald Hoff
Florence Willis
Bonnie Beth Schram
Second Grade Election Names Leaders in Spelling Contest
Second grade students held a school election and spelling contest. Donald Budlong was elected president, Iola Rippen tran vice president, and Kenneth Brandt secretary, as pupils noted their fathers and mothers had earned rewards for good work.
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Donald Budlong
Iola Rippentran
Kenneth Brandt
Junior class play rescheduled to November 13–14
The Junior class play Wola Every thing is moved to November 13 and 14 due to the State Teachers Convention. No school Thursday and Friday. The school thanks the large crowd that supported the Carnival.
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Des Moines
Clarence Graham Injured After Team Runs Away
Clarence Graham son of Mr and Mrs Geo Graham west of town is in the Fred C Wentz home with injuries from a scare when a rear team in the corn field ran away and struck him breaking the bows in his chin and cutting a gash in his head.
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Clarence Graham
Geo. Graham
Fred C. Wentz
Graham
Waban
Clarence
Fishermen at Washington Lake Saturday Afternoon Event
Four anglers named Robert Clemans M S Craven Trank D Fisher and Les O Wolters fished at Washington Lake on Thursday afternoon in a local outdoor gathering and catching activity.
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Washington Lake
Robert ‘Clemans
M. S. Craven
Trank D. Fisher
Les O. Woltershed
Clerical Appeal to Voters of Kossuth County
A district court clerk writes to voters thanking them for support in 1932 and urging continued backing. He explains heavy workload prevents personal contact during the campaign and pledges economical, efficient office conduct, asking for votes on November 6. BE J McAvoyY Clerk of District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
BE. J, McAvoyy
Clerk of District Court
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Enry Kunz
St. Joseph's Church
Gurman
Buffalo
Major Lund
Webster City
Insteller
Jurge Bonar
Swea City
H. A. Brung
Nate Walsh
Library Board
Tama
Hare
I 'Vali
Joseph Loucoins
Bethany
Hose
Wallis
Ann Smith
Dunebee Hueaday
Frank D. Fisher
Addie
Eddie Butler
Lutheran Church Notes
N. Clamans
Burt
Bob
Wits
Woden News
Legion Auxiliary Notes
German Township
Herman Ubben
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