Local News From Algona Area Pats through November Events
Local notes report visits by Mr and Mrs Wm Swyter to Algona, families in transit, and holiday plans. Army air training graduate Carl Snyder completes Chanute Field work while C E Ely plans a March move to a new farm. pheasant hunts near Titonka and Des Moines figures highlight weekend activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Hardware
Wm. Swyter
Nick Heesch
Lillys
Anna Alke
Henry Alice
Australia
Daryl ‘Snyder
Chanute Field
Harold Jeangon
Farragut
Idaho
Ray Oesterreicher
California
Manford -Rice
Rice
Oesterreicher
Oakland
Calif
Tacoma
Wash
Lavonne Oesterreicher
Minneapolis
Hd Rist
Algona
Eki
Hid
Bobby
Nanth
John Sackau Jr
Rudy Meyer
Conrad Schmidt
Irwin
Ben Weaselman
Thomas Loats
Kenneth
John D. Isebrand
John Boekelman
John K. Rippentrop Sr
Hain
Carl Snyder
H.c.snyder
Titanka
Army Air Forces Training Command
Thnsis
Army Air Forces Training ‘Command
C. E. Ely
Annt Uifrs
G. Ely
J. E. Deibler
Elys
March
J. BE. .Sayers
Beiblers
Corwith
Mr. Thompson
Buffalo Center
Bob Fisher
Des Moines
John Fisher
Ankeny
Bob
Titonka High School
Towa State College
Titonka area social and club notes and local updates
Titonka community bulletin lists visits, hospital notices, and club meetings. Residents from Algona Des Moines and Marshalltown visit relatives. several appendectomies and medical matters noted. Schoolteachers welcomed as new club members. upcoming Russian government and Eisenhower biography talks. American Education Week plans and a Hallowe'en school event referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Alke
Barnett Cafe
Beebe
Maynard Wiegand
C. F. Callies
Quincy Stevens
Delaing Stevens
Marshalltown
Alice Buffington
Coover
Jones
Cherokee
Bradford Buffington
Jackie Ailts
Honno Ailts
Algona Hospital
John A. Harms
A. M. Petersen
Ralph
Titonka Woman's Club
Mayme Petersen
Grace French
Leason
Paul ‘Fienan
Kossuth County
Des Motes
Richard Lund
Algona
Dick Meridens
Buffalo Center
Mra
Alvin Honken
Leota Schutter
Eisenhower
Department of Education
Titonka
Armistice Day Closures At Titonka And Local Stops
Armistice Day list notes Titonka stores closed from 11 AM to 4 PM next Thursday. Bank closed all day. Post office Wintowa open until noon then closed. One mail delivery, no rural mail. Other items report local visits, births, and personnel moves among Dubuque, Des Moines, Mason City, Britt, and Buffalo Center. Included are birthday party, WAVES trainee Jean French, and naval hospital transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Wintowa
Ray Birdsell
Hampton Hospital
Blue Earth
Tabe Lonts
John Ailts
Gladys Ann. Smith
Dubuque
Mary Oesterreicherig
Des Moines
Rural Teachers Organization
Kossuth County
Jackie Ailts
Henry Korte Jr
Jean French
Naval Training School For Waves
New York
Naval Training School
Georgia State Qollege
Milledgeville
Georgia
Jean
U. S
Navy Thanksgiving Menu Covers by Junior Red Cross Members
Marshall Cheever reports that 75 Navy Thanksgiving Menu Covers were made by high and junior high pupils. Lucile Johnson, delegate to the junior division at Mason City district Red Cross meeting last week, notes an informative gathering. Plans advance for an active year with every pupil a member. Card of thanks from Abbey Winter and Mrs Telko Stecker express appreciation for hospital and home support, cards, letters, gifts, and help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Cheever
School News and Community Notes Highlights
Agriculture reports diverse crop opinions with Ross advocating his view until others concede. Sports reflect a pause with ongoing basketball practice and plans for a strong team. diamond work advances with student shifts to clear sod. Music notes cover rhythm band practice for grades three and four, plus a tonette band for grade five needing bags. Local residents Leats, Rip pentrop travel to Algona for business. Bon Isebrand hosts visitors from Woden. Des Moines visitors stay with the Torgersen family as Ralph hunts pheasants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Patrol
Stin
Thomas Leats
John 8. Rippentrop
Algona
Bon Isebrand
Woden
John Rippentrop Sr
Ralph Torgersen
Des Moines
H. I. Torgersen
Ralph
Purple Label Meat Labels Guard Consumers
Miss Dorothy Simmons of Iowa State College explains three purple ink stamps on meat cuts license, inspection, and grade. Locally slaughtered wholesale cuts show the slaughterer’s license number and quality grade, proving registration with the government to route meat to civilian and military channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Simmons
Iowa State College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Titonka Savings Bank
Ritz Crackers
Graham Crackers
Callier Bros Store
John Harms
Telko Stecker
Ben Wesselman
Fannie
Alice Pannhuk
Mason City
Ramsey Reformed Ladies Aid
John B. Sleper
Dick Sleper
Wm. Boyken
Freq
Harm Huisinga
Merlyn
Lansing
Minn
Henry Huisinga
Harm
SeaBees
ABC
R. Krantz
Bridge Club
R. L. Krantz
Howard French
Carl F. Callies
T. A. Dunmire
Women’s “United Service League
American ‘Legion ‘Hall
St ‘Algona
Ed Abbas
Frank Hagen
Herb Schram
Chicago
Cave
Tuffey
Schram Hhome
Harriet
Arnold's Park
Bullock
Herb
Titorika
Pfe. Wm
Red
Abbey Winter
Downs’ Store
Titania
Iowa
Crisea
Jor
Ross
Swan Furniture Funeral Home
Kenneth W
Swan
Iows
Smith's Barber Shop
Algona, Iowa
Bonacker's
Kellogg’s
Santa Clara Prunes
Monarch
Crisco
Ivory
Leland Roberts
Knoxville
W. F. Hamstreet
M. D
Pierre Sartor
Yetonka
E. J
H. I. Torgerser
Ray Hamatred
Titonka, Hh
L. A. Winkel
Quinby
Algona, Ia
Rete Ee
van Ness and
Brunson
oye-at-Law Helse Bldg
Quarton and Miller County Savings Bank Bldg
W. L. Tindall
Orthopathio
Alva Carman
Woden, Iowa
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