Wesley News Briefs From Plymouth to Irvington
Mr and Mrs Guy M Butts visit relatives in Plymouth Sunday. A baby girl arrived at Mr and Mrs Dan Froelich home last Tuesday night. Rev Arthur Bolsom attended district conference at Klemme. Elmer Emory of Irvington visited J T Meurer and family. The Meurer family visited A M Lemkee near Irvington. Mrs Nels Johnson left for Grantsburg Wis to visit son Albert Johnson. Mrs Wester and son Alan left for St Paul for the national butter makers convention. Henry Graty and child spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Matt Erdman. Halver Flom Jr visited Elmey Johnson at Lane Rock. Mrs John Hutchison hosted her bridge club. Mrs L H Kleinpeter hosts club this week. Ineo Goetz and children spent Sunday with John Arndorf near St Benedict. Trene Goetz recovering from appendectomy at Kossuth hospital. H J Braley and spouse went to Town City to attend football game. Julian Kunz Jr home from St Thomas College in St Paul. Study Club met with China study led by Mrs John Mullina. Anthony Grandjanet and Martha Cink welcomed a baby girl. Dr L L Prefer, Dr F A Bonnetetter and Thomas McMahon attended Iowa City football game. Weiland and Cook families released from diphtheria quarantine. no further cases. Frank Wellik family visited Mason City for hospital stay. Legion Auxiliary meets Thursday. card party Saturday. Local sportsmen met in Legion rooms. Rev W G Muhleman showed wild life movies from northern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Butts
Plymouth
Dan Froelich
Arthur Bolsom
Klemme
Elmer Emory
Irvington
J. T. Meurer
A. M. Lemkee
Nels Johnson
Grantsburg
Wis
Albert Johnson
Wester
Alan
St. Paul
Henry Graty
Little Son
Matt Erdman
Halver Flom Jr
Elmey Johnson
Lane Rock
John Hutchison
L. H. Kleinpeter
Ineo Goetz
John Arndorfar
St. Benedict
Trene Goetz
Kossuth
H. J. Braley
Town City
Indiana
Julian Kunz Jr
St. Thomas College
Julius Kunz Sr
John Amesbury
John Mullina
Anthony Grandjanet
Mercy Hospital
Legion Auxiliary
Leo Bleich
Legion Rooms
W. G. Muhleman
Algona
Minnesota
Britt
John Rudlasd
Dirksen
Garner
John Junker
Geneva Bilyeu
Nelg Rasmusson
Goldfyrd
W. L. Tindall
CO. J. Eisemann
Grace Godfedgan
Charles Marr
Gertrude Bode
Halvorson
Buffalo Center
Clara
Anna Orthel
Norma Jean Smith
James Fitzpatrick
Christian Endeavor
The
Presbyterian Church
Frank Pommer
Zwald
Des Moines
Krause
Zearing
Iowan
Smith Cafe
H. O. Swingen
Allegra
Ruth
Mason City
Henry Weiland
Tom Forberger
Wesley
Woden
Thespian Club
Mildred Lamoreux
Carl Sunde
Alber
Lea, Minn
Dorothy Fredrickson
Harold Miggman
First State Bank of
Sophius Peterson
Ralph Roberts
Henry Smiths
Louis Bartlett
Algoua
Ray Bierstedt
Dalald
Love Rock
Claude Sigsbees
Tony Lohse
August Robson
Swea City
H. A. Nelson
Ole Michaelson
Claude Sigsbee
Ray Blarstedt
Kate Dittmer
John G. Rip- Pentrop
Mra
George Grahams
Roy Clark
Burt
George Graham
Lottie
Fairmont
Minn
Portland
Hendrickson
David Weber
Ralph Roberta
Algan
Wilfred Kalkbremner
Bancroft
Wilfred
Tony Loheses
All Saints Day events and school play update
Mrs Leander Studer purchases the Tom Nelson residence tenanted by the Ralph Plahier family and prepares to move with husband and three children to town by March. Sister M Lydia hosted a Halloween style music party for pupils and mothers. All Saints Day services were held at St Josephs Church with masses at 740 and 900. High school juniors chose a class play Man In The Green Shirt with listed cast. Mr and Mrs Hildman and relatives returned from Holstein Nebraska after visiting John Holdmaier family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Studer
Tom Nelson
Ralph Plahier
Studery
M. Lydia
Hallowe
St. Josephs Church
Harold Hangen
Maurice DeBoer
Leonard Aine
Dolores Hauptmann
Maxine Ritner
Margaret Garman
Elaine Studer
Mildred Finnemark
Ethel Haverly
Hildman
Laurance
George Hildman
Beatrice
Katherine Hildman
J. B. Muehe
Holstein
Nebraska
John Holdmaier
Local Lakota News Briefs Highlight Moves and Events
Mrs Edna McCoy leaves the Lakota beauty parlor with Miss Leona Patterson of Ledyard taking over. Helen Penny visits family in Mason City. Emory and Mrs Smith welcome a daughter born Friday afternoon Nov 1. Local ladies hosted a birthday tea for Mrs J F Faulkner with guests from Algona and Bancroft. Powers visits Elmore. Graban Anderson Woodworth and Dr Murray travel to Iowa City for a football game. Winston Schroeder hosts a Halloween party. Mrs Bruet visits Algona. Mrs Williams visits her parents. Junior class operetta draws a large crowd at the high school gym with Miss Barnett directing and performers including Schroeder, Johnson, Ley, Powers Ukena and Hamnquist. Mrs Gutknecht plans a Dallas Texas visit via Kangay City after a stay with her sister. LaVern Liesveld and Harnest Wortman visit Wade Ball home. Presbyterian mission festival marks fifty seventh anniversary with Rev Sinning, Rev Bailey, Rev Olson and Rev Aten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna McCoy
Leona Patterson
Ledyard
Helen Penny
Laura Penny
Mason City
Emory Smith
R. H. Hamnquist
J. F. Faulkner
Fred Park
Algona
Guy Hart
Bancroft
S. P. Powers
Elmore
L. Graban
A. J. Anderson
BH. J. Woodworth
H. H. Murray
Iowa City
Winston Schroeder
Peter Bruet
R. L. Williams
Albert Ogren
Miss Barnett
Margaret Schroeder
Betty Johnson
Betty Ley
William Powers
Paul Ukena
Dale Hamnquist
Emily ‘Gutknecht
Gutknecht
Kangay City
Wade Ball
Presbyterian Church
Sinning
Rolfe
Bailey
Estherville
Olson
China
Aten
Burt
Woden area social and business notes loom large
Local residents report shopping trips in Mason City Britt and Garner. Community events include Thespian Club plays November 5 and a closing out sale by Mrs. Richard Keikel. The Woden mail route will gain an extension, and Harold Miggman becomes branch manager of the Britt bank.
Portland area social and school news brief
Mrs Sophius Peterson improves after illness. Several Algona area residents visit, host, or attend events from Thursday to Monday including Clark, Bartlett, Dittmer, Sigbee, Roberta, and Graham families. A Portland P.O.P committee meeting, a school program in district No 7 lag, and a pie sale raising about $28 were noted.
Wiliard Siilgang expands in real estate and mortgage business
Chicago figures W Nam Filsang and Fulagag Bros. shift into multiple ventures including real estate and mortgage dealings across states. Despite hard times, the brothers report growing prosperity while receivership actions by Kunz in Davenport influence local sales and travel, with noted visits to Algoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williard Siilgang
Chicago
Fulagag Bros
Chiego
Wu Nam Filsang
Hig
William
Paving Bid Opened Near Wesley to Hutchtna Route
The Iowa Highway Commission in Ames will open bids on November 12 for paving from Wesley to Hutchtna along the south side of the Milwaukee railroad. The project aims to save about two miles of travel and reduce coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Highway Commission
Ames
Wesley
Hutchtna
Milwaukie
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