Classified notices of farm goods and vehicles in Iowa area
Various ads list for sale and offers including forty Spotted Poland China boars from Gray Bros Titonka and cattle from Charles Quinn Bancroft, plus multiple dairy cows and Holstein related stock. Auto items include 1952 Dodge 1 ton and 1951 Dodge 2 door, along with a 1951 JHC 132 ton truck. Also offerings for Brown Swiss cattle, a Chevrolet Fleetline, and a white enameled round oak bottled gas stove. A Des Moines piano payments inquiry is noted.
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Ifor
Poland
Gray Bros
Titonka
Iowa
Ayrshire
Charles Quinn
Bancroft
For Sale This Week and Local Notices from Lakota Iowa
A collection of classified ads and thanks notes from Lakota Iowa. Items include several classic Ford and other old vehicles for sale with terms and dealers, farm equipment, a Hamp shire boar for sale, a round corn crib, a free heating survey offer, and multiple card of thanks messages for hospital visits, firemen assistance, and well wishes from residents Mrs. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Ringsdorf Mrs. Harms Patty Willis and others.
Football season statistics shown by coach and athletic department
The article presents seven games of season statistics with notes on penalties and yardage. It explains scoring, rushing and passing yardage, punts, fumbles, and penalties, and lists backfield averages for players such as Roskamp and Gerdis. A side item mentions five generations of Towans photographed at Grand Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanka
Poines Co
Roskamp
Gerdis
McDonald
Rimagsdorf
Nelson, A
Boeckholt
Hammond
Kal
Thy Eel
Towans
Grand Junction
Kenneth Morlan
Armeda Newmans
Wichita
Letter Awards To Football Men Named By Coaches
Coaches Mehlan and Thiesse announced the 1952 football letter recipients: Guy Carlson David Boeckholt Ronnie Nelson David Rippentrop Gene Ringsdorf Gresham Roskamp Darrell Hammond Arden Nelson Merlin Bartelt Donald Gerdis Russell Fisher Harry Boyken David Honken Neal Boyken Mike McDonald David Dreesman Gary Zwiefel Paul Krominga and managers David Buffington Kenneth Leats Ronald Garrett. Eleven seniors graduate, leaving a strong nucleus for 1953. Captains are Gene Ringsdorf and Mike McDonald. Ringsdorf served as quarterback.
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Mehlan
Thiesse
Guy Carlson
David Boeckholt
Ronnie Nelson
David Rippentrop
Gene Ringsdorf
Gresham Roskamp
Darrell Hammond
Arden Nelson
Merlin Bartelt
Donald Gerdis
Russell Fisher
Harry Boyken
David Honken
Neal Boyken
Mike McDonald
David Dreesman
Gary Zwiefel
Paul Kromii
Guy
Harry
Mike
Merlin Bartett
David Hanken
David
Neal
Ronald Nelson
Ronald
Paul Krominga
Paul
1952 Football Team Praised For Spirit And Precedent
The 1952 football squad earns praise for their play and spirit. They set a standard for underclassmen and are expected to remain on the sidelines next year to cheer the team to victory.
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Jors
Local social notes and events from Woden area
Woden residents guests and visits fill the week with church activities, school carnival, card parties, and family gatherings. Notable items include Lt. J. Paul Goslin returning to Des Moines, local medical trips, church services, chicken supper plans, and several visits among Goslin, Rudisill, Giesking, Pihl, and Murr families across Clarion Mason City and Burt.
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Charles Churchill
Harold Henry
Clarion
May Goslin
J. Hoff
Catholic Ladies Guild
Harold Barber
Crystal Lake
Howard Stephens
Ruby Pihl
A.I.B
Des Moines
Walter Pihl
W. L. Tindall
Iowa
Ernest Giesking
Dale Rittenshousse
Dorothy Giesking
Joan Ri
Herbert Brunsen
Herman Schroeder
Davenport
Phillips Brothers
Lloyd Gjerde
Mason City
Floyd Bryan
Forest City
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Bird
Cedar Fall
Waterloo
Llyod Gjerde
Hans Smutt
Mary Rudisill
Lloyd Rudisill
Lydia Grunewald
John Rudisill
Charles Murr
St. Theresa Circle of
Wm. Wood
Wayne Naser
Lake Mills
Alvin
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Wm. Collins
Arnoldss Park
Reuben Goslin
Kathleen
Luella Porter
Freddie Gerdes
Howard Fredricksen and Son
Sam Smith
Garner
Kossuth County Students At Iowa State College
Kossuth County has 59 students among 7,824 enrolled at Iowa State College this fall. North Kossuth towns contribute lists of students from Bancroft to Whittemore, with Algona the largest town representation. Engineering leads in fields, followed by Agriculture, Science, and Home Economics, with smaller shares in veterinary and other specialties.
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Kossuth County
Iowa State College
Story
Polk County
Iowa
Ames
Iowa State
North Kossuth
Bancroft
John Govern
Leona P. Govern
Kenneth J. Vaske
Richard Williamson
Swea City
Granville H. Frey
Madonna E. Doacy
Robert I. Eggerth
John Erickson
Eugene Hanson
Roger P. Holcomb
John Peter Karsten
Janice M. Knutsen
Lucille J. Knutsen
Gordon Thompson
Selmer C. Uhr
Burt
Arthur Buffington
Richard E. Campney
Barbara McWhorter
Deloris Trunkhill
Lakota
Duane M. Christ
Ledyard
Leo M. Schmall
Lone Rock
Kenneth N. Thomson
Titonka
Shirley M. Callies
Kenneth D. Krantz
Catherine Orthel
Marie L. Young
Kossuth
Algona
Armstrong
Corwith
Fenton
Irvington
LaVerne
Wesley
West Bend
Whittemore
Band Instruments by Doris Kuchenrember
A summary of Alexandre Selmer’s pamphlet on the clarinet as a core band instrument. It describes the instrument, reed quality, breath control, tone factors, and the need for many clarinets to balance brass. Mentions clarinet family variants and daily practice, plus details of an Armistice Day program at the school gym on November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandre Selmer
Selmer
Alexander Selmer
Europe
America
Electric Elevator Plans Slash Costs and Boost Safety
Iowa State College agricultural engineer Ken McFate says electrifying corn elevators cuts costs and increases safety by using covered belts and gears instead of exposed power take-off belts. He urges preparing now for the corn harvest with a three wire 200 volt service to the corncrib and to consult a local electrician for installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken McFate
Iowa State College
McFate
Columbus Boys Choir to Open 1952 53 Series in Algona
The Kossuth County Mutual Concert Association opens its 1952 53 season with the Columbus Boys Choir directed by Herbert Huffman at Algona High School Auditorium on November 12 at 8 p m. The choir began in Columbus Ohio and has since affiliated with Westminster Choir College Princeton New Jersey. The group formed in 1937 and has grown into an internationally renowned ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County Mutual Concert Association
Columbus Boys Choir
Herbert Huffman
Algona High School
Columbus
Ohio
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
New Jersey
Fine boys choir becomes school of learning and music
Since 1943 the choir has trained boys in academics and character, using music as incentive. It has performed in over 500 cities across nearly every state, appeared on radio in 100 programs, and featured on major TV shows. Under Huffman, the program spans from Palestrina to Gershwin and includes Mozart operas Bastien et Bastienne.
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R.E.O
America
Singing Boys
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