Local Happenings and Family News From the Area
Mr and Mrs Lester Callies traveled to St Paul this Sunday after news of the death of Hulda Krueger Callies mother who was 82 Mrs Krueger had been ill for some time Mrs Callies had recently spent significant time with her In Minneapolis Mr and Mrs Arthur Rode and Keith visited at the home of Mr and Mrs George DeBoer There they met their new niece Janice Marguerite The DeBoers now have three daughters in the family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Callies
St. Paul
Callies
Hulda Krueger
Arthur Rode
Keith
George DeBoer
Minneapolis
Janice Marguerite
Geo. DeBoer
Titanka clubs host Nov meeting on mental health lesson
The Titanka Woman's Club meets Thursday evening Nov 6 with Ethel Downs as hostess to discuss Our Nation's Mental Health Problems. Blanche Heed directs Social Service at Cherokee State Hospital. Roll call asks members to share a fact related to the lesson. Band Mothers meet next Monday with Mrs Herman Dreesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanka Woman's Club
Ethel Downs
Yee
Blanche Heed
Ofocial Service
Cherokee State Hospital
Herman Dreesman
A. Roskamp
George L. Anderson
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Kenneth Higdon
Washington
Iowa
David Ray
Higdons
Minnie, Oesterreicher
Louise Sachau
Post Office
Arthur Post
Buffalo Center Hospital
Barbara Jean
Walter Pihls and Woden Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Walter Pihl and wife were feted at the Methodist church last Sunday with relatives from Davenport to Tracy, Minn. The gathering included many distant relatives and local friends as the couple marked 25 years of marriage. A separate note covers Wesley residents Bryan Calhoun and Duane Studer moving, plus a local Scouts meeting and a reminder about registration fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pihls
Woden
Methodist Church
Walter Pihl
Herman Schroeder
Davenport
Bill
Gus Schroeder
Clear Lake
Dak
Emma Backer
Sarah Schroeder
Ed Gould
Marietta
Minn
Virginia Kampley
Glenn Tree
Mason City
Loren Pihl
Marshall, Minn
Lillie Pihl
Tracy, Minn
H. 0. Smith
Sac City
Clarence Lundgren
Kenneth Bird
Ike Weiland
Fay Bird
Britt
Ruby Pihl
Bes Moines
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Notes and Local Activities
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Sartor home for their monthly business meeting with Thelma Higgins presiding. Highlights include presentations on Porto Rican flag symbolism, a review of Our Neighbors to the South, a magazine drive for Woodward school, and plans for Junior Fall Conference in Fort Dodge. Also noted were December Christmas party plans, the Kossuth county meeting at Whittemore, and the Bingham Boosters 4 H club meeting with talks on packaging materials and using freezers. The Woden Junior Class to present Date Bait Nov 13 and 14 at the American Legion hall, directed by Miss Kampley, with a cast listed. The Alaska Highway opened to tourism in summer 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Sartor
Thelma Higgins
Mary Sartor
Mary Oesterreicher
Sylvia Eden
Delia Goetz
Louise Mechler
Woodward
Fort Dodge
Corpus Christi Center
Possi
Dorothy Sloan Memorial Fund
Kossuth County
Whittemore
Bingham Boosters
Clarence Attig
Bingham No. 9 School House
Ed Limberg
Noonan Seefelt
America
Joyce Aidly
Sharon Seefelt
Mary Gerdes
Joyce Attig
See
Kathleen Wood
Woden
Woden High School
American Legion Hall
Patricia Larson
Eugene Gjerde
Dale Bird
Sharon Helm
Jim Johnson
Kenneth Limberg
Judy Gerdes
Jerry Olthoff
LaVerne Holtorf
Roger Smith
Harvey Eden
Virginia Kampley
Methodist Church Activities Schedule Briefs
Pastor E Alberston leads church events with choir practice Wednesdays at 8. Methodist Men meet first supper gathering this fall at 7. Thursday chapel service at 7:30. Young Adults at 7:15. Sunday School and morning worship at usual hours next Sunday. Evening fellowship starts with a pot luck at 6:45 followed by a movie on bishop installation and a discussion on Religion in American Life. Intermediate and Senior MYF rally at Good Hope Methodist at 3:30 next Sunday. depart at 3.0. Children under sixth grade have missionary work led by Mrs Bur ton Hansen next Sunday night at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
E. Alberston
Iowa
MYF
Good Hope Methodist Church
Burton Hansen
Titonka’s First Football Season Ends With 19–6 Win
Titonka capped its inaugural football season with a 19 to 6 victory over Renwick on Friday. Coach Mehlan and staff guided a group of first‑year players through a seven game schedule, posting three wins, one tie and three losses, and showing strong teamwork and quick learning. Electric lights in the White House are noted, closing the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Renwick
Mehlan
Thiesse
Buffalo Township Consolidated High School
Indians
Titonians
Art Schiltz Home From Hospital
Art Schiltz, a farmer between Titonica and Bancroft, returned Monday from a ten day stay at Holy Family hospital Estherville after a corn picker accident. His left arm is heavily bandaged but he hopes to save his hand with possible loss of part of a finger. He walked three quarters of the way home before being helped by Joe Haupert. Nine other corn picker accident victims were in the hospital when he entered and twelve when he left. His mother is Mrs Mary Schiltz of Bancroft. Drive carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Schiltz
Titonica
Bancroft
Holy Family Hospital
Estherville
Schiltz
Joe Haupert
Art
Mary Schiltz
Bamcroft
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Titonka Savings Bank
Louise's Beauty Shop
Morton
Jonathan Apples
Toc
Titanica Chamber of Commerce
Harold's
W. F. Hamstreet
Russell French
Phoenix
Arizona
Nary
McNary
BOY Scout News
Rev
Albertson
David Rippentrop
Lee Stockwell
Billy Abbas
Bobby Schram
Harald Boekelman
Richard Hench
Dennis Krominga
Rodney Hansen
Allan Boyken
Craig Sathoff
Dicky Hatten
Dale Tilly
Don Tilly
Wesley
Byran Calhouns
St. Ansgar
Duane Studers
Calhouns
del Rogness
Jimmy
Kathy
Leebig
Studer
Mr. Rogness
Hamilton Hatchery
White House
Alaska
Bonacker's
Bonacker
Clover Farm
Sturgeon Bay
Florida Juice
Big Clover Farm
Alc
Intermill
Titanka, Iowa
Florida
Kaneta Cheese
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