Local Happenings Notice of Mrs Krueger’s Death
Mr and Mrs Lester Callies traveled to St Paul on Sunday following news of Hulda Krueger s death aged 82 Mrs Krueger had been ill and Mrs Callies had recently cared for her In Minneapolis Mr and Mrs Arthur Rode and Keith visited Mr and Mrs George DeBoer and met their new niece Janice Marguerite The DeBoers now have three daughters in their family
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Lester Callies
St. Paul
Arthur Rode
Keith
George DeBoer
Minneapolis
Janice Marguerite
Geo. DeBoer
Titonka clubs plan meetings and births announced
The Titonka Woman's Club meets Thursday November 6 with Ethel Downs hosting and a program on Our Nation's Mental Health Problems led by Mrs Blanche Reed from Cherokee State Hospital. Band Mothers meet next Monday with Mrs Herman Dreesman assisting. Baby news includes David Ray Higdon born October 28 to Kenneth and Ferne Higdon, and a girl born October 26 to Arthur and My Post.
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Ethel Downs
Blanche Reed
Cherokee State Hospital
Roll Call
Herman Dreesman
A. Roskamp
George L. Anderson
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Kenneth Higdon
Washington
Iowa
David Ray
Higdons
Higdon
Ferne Oesterreicher
Minnie Oesterreicher
Louise Sarhau
Post Office
Arthur Post
Buffalo Center Hospital
Barbara Jeanno
Walter Pihls Woden Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Walter Pihl and wife observe their 25th wedding anniversary at the Woden Methodist church last Sunday with relatives from Davenport Clear Lake Marietta Minn Huxley Tracy Britt Des Moines and numerous local towns attending. The day featured friends from across Minnesota Iowa and South Dakota among other local attendees.
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Walter Pihls
Woden
Methodist Church
Walter Pihl
Hernnan, Schroeder
Davenport
Bill
Gus Schroeder
Clear Lake
Emma Backer
Sarah Schroeder
Ed Gould
Marietta
Minn
Virginia
Glenn Tree
Mason City
Loren Pihl
Marshall, Minn
Lillie Pihl
Tracy, Minn
H. O. Smith
Sac City
Clarence, Lundgren
Kenneth Bird
the Weiland
Fay Bird
Britt
Ruby Pihl
Des Moines
American Legion Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting At Sartor Home
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Sartor home Monday evening November 3 for its monthly business session led by unit president Thelma Higains. Hostesses Mary Sartor and Mary Oesterreicher presented a Porto Rican flag display and reviews on Our Neighbors to the South. Welfare chairman Louise Mechler reported 841 new magazines sent to Woodward Town state school and urged collecting Butternut Coffee strips again. Junior Fall Conference planned for Fort Dodge November 15 with 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. schedule and 15 cent registration. November meeting canceled. December event to be Christmas party with White Elephant gifts and a silver shower for Woodward children. Kossuth county auxiliary units meet at Whittemore November 3 40 attend.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Sartor
Thelma Higains
Mary Sartor
Mary Oesterreicher
Sylvia Eden
Delia Goetz
Louise Mechler
Woodward
Fort Dodge
Corpus Christi Center
Dorothy Sloan Memorial Fund
Kossuth County
Whittemore
Methodist Church Events Guide Bishop Installation Films
J L Alberston, pastor, invites Methodist Church groups to a fall week schedule. Choir meets Wednesday, Methodist Men at 7 for supper and a movie discussion. Thursday chapel at 7 30 Young Adults at 4 15. Sunday worship as usual with evening fellowship at 6 45 followed by installation films and a discussion on Religion in American Life. MYF rally 3 30 next Sunday at Good Hope church, depart 3 o'clock. Missionary work for children under sixth grade 7 30 next Sunny night under Mrs Burton Hansen.
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Iowa
Burton Hansen
Titonka Ends First Football Season With 14 8 Win Over Renwick
Titonka’s first football season ended Friday with a 14 to 8 victory over Renwick. Coach Mehlan and Mr. Thiesse led a group of newcomers who learned game fundamentals, limited fumbles to three in seven games, and achieved a 3-3-1 record amid injuries. The piece lauds teamwork and looks ahead to 1953.
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Titonka
Renwick
Mehlan
Thiesse
Buffalo Township Consolidated
Indians
Titonians
Art Schiltz Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Art Schiltz a farmer between Titonica and Bancroft returned Monday from Holy Family hospital Estherville after ten days for a corn picker accident. His left arm is heavily bandaged but he hopes to save his hand except possibly part of a finger. He was injured two Saturdays ago while picking corn when his hand was caught in husking rollers. Schiltz walked most of the way home before Joe Haupert gave him a ride. He notes nine other corn picker accident victims were in the hospital when he entered and twelve when he left Monday. He is the son of Mrs. Mary Schiltz of Bancroft.
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Art Schiltz
Titonica
Bancroft
Holy Family Hospital
Estherville
Schiltz
Joe Haupert
Art
Mary Schiltz
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Titonka Savings Bank
Louise's Beauty Shop
Morton
Alc
Cool Springs
Callies Bros
Anna Lora
Titania Chamber of Commerce
Harold's
W. F. Hamstreet
Mason City Hospital
Russell French
Phoenix
Arizona
MicNary
McNary
BOY Scout News
Boy Scouts
Rev
Albertson
David Rippentrop
Lee Stockwell
Billy, Abbas
Bobby Schram
Harold Boekelman
Richard Hench
Dennis Krominga
Rodney Hansen
Allan Boyken
Craig Sathoff
Dicky Hatten
Dale Tilly
Don Tilly
Billy Abbas
Craig Sashoff
Wesley Wesley
Byron Calhouns
St. Ansgar
Duane Studers
Calhouns
del Rogness
Jimmy
Kathy
Lochig
Studer House
White House
Titonesa
Bingham Boosters
Clarence Attig
Bingham No. 9
Ed Limberg
Noonan Seefelt
America
Joyce Ring
Sharon Seefelt
Mary Gerdes
Joyce Attig
Sec
Kathleen Wood
the Worden High School
American Legion Hall
Patricia Larson
Eugene Gjerde
Dale Bird
Sharon Hehn
Jim Johnson
Kenneth Limberg
Judy Gerdes
Jerry Olt~hoff
LaVerne Holtorf
Roger Smith
Harvey Eden
Virginia Kampley
Alaska
Hitonka
Bonacker's
Bonacker
Clover Farm
Sturgeon Bay
Florida Juice Oranges
Gur
Big Clover Farm
Intermill
Titonka, Iowa
Florida
Hersheys
Kaneta Cheese
Sie
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