Wesley News Highlights Local Social and School Notes
Wesley residents share visits over weekend with relatives in Story City and Algona. Verle Benskin buys Phillips 66 station. card party by Rebekah Lodge yields prizes for Will Ward and Joe Coatz. Various church and Legion events, births, operations, and local sport plans noted including first basketball games against Seneca and Dakota. weather delays postponed Armistice Day program.
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Miaon City
John Richters
Silas Espe
Olive
Story City
Espe
Sam Anne
Verle Benskin
Phillins 66
Charles Uhjentake
Rebekah Lodge
Will Ward
Joe Coatz
Britt
Loren ‘Lease
Misa Lilian Johnson
Clara Lou
Bernadette Bauer
Jeannine Studer
Cheryll Ann Meurer
Julian Lorena
Ollis ‘Kirschbaum
St. Joseph’s Church
Gerald
Susan Periffner
Emma Aweder
J.P. Studer
Mason City
Studer
Mercy Hospital
Jann Zittritsch
Algona
H, Raney
Louis Goetz
Henry Goetz
Old Man
Franklin
Mildred Pax
Cambria
Frank Fox
Wesley
Lucy Fox
Bernard Ordman
Algorg High Schol
Paul Erdman
Arthur “Larson
Simpson
Larson
Juliuh M. Kund
Bermond Hospital
Thomas McMahon
Lawler
Paul Flaherty
Ininois
Leota Hoyt
Donald
New Sharon
Anna Hutchinson
Sell Studer
Garner
Lucy Sehleusner
Phoy
August Studar
Prairie Neighbors
Alvision
Leigh
Sherman Township
James Nyman
Bancroft
Ruth Seaton Hicks
West Lafayette
Indiana
American Country Life ‘Association
R. N. A. Lodge
3D Hildman
George Hildman
Lea Wirth
Boone
Will Monson
Illdman
Wirth
Lawrence Koeppen
John Hutchison
Charles Ableyhake
Des Moines
Vee Malin
Timely kitchen tips and a perilous kitchen scene
Tips to remove lumps from brown sugar by brief oven warming and pressing with a spoon or rolling pin. Guidance on knife types for bread and cake, plus a method to freshen stale bread in a hot oven. A humorous note about Jonas and Gwen Rigel ending with a near mishap as a grandpa figure is mentioned in Irvington.
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Jonas
Woden High School Sends Students to Mock Polls and Carnival
Woden High held a mock election with party literature and sample ballots. Election board members were Allen Mienlin, Harlan Kruas, and Arlys Fredrickson. The event included results such as Roosevelt-Wallace and Willkie-McNary. The Ninth Annual Woden Carnival follows on Friday November 22 at 7:30 pm with a free program by the grades and a visit to Donald Duck's Food Dispensary. The girls glee club plans a Christmas vesper service. Junior High presents a one act play titled Eimer. Basketball practice runs nightly. 19 boys games and 12 girls games scheduled, with home opener November 26 vs Thonka Boya. Senior and junior socials, class party, and Home Economics luncheon noted.
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Warren High
Woden High School
Allen Mienlin
Harlan Kruas
Arlys Fredrickson
Willkie-McNary
Roosevelt-Wallace
Wilson
Valentine
Owen
Donald Duck
Woden
Eimer
Roy Thorn
Thonka
Boya
George Schmidt
Vance Benson
Robert Stenaraon
Kenneth Wilson
Wayne Naser
Ugene Naser
Bernard Schmidt
James Valley
Iven Valley
Harold Schmidt
Wilfred Schmidt
Roger Schmidt
John Riskena
John Rudisill
John Johnson
Harold Buns
Palmer
Stenerson
Don Wood
John Quinn
Virgil Ise
Brand
John Dodell
Robert Buns
Melvin Wood
Kenneth Buns
Carol Mas Goslin
Lorraine Wood
Carolyn Buns
Virginia Tindall
Halloween Booklets Illustrate Light Through Ages
The sixth grade explores light from campfire to electric lights while the seventh grade conducts pulley and lever experiments. Gwendolyn Craven leaves second grade for Minnesota, reducing enrollment to fourteen. Language periods produce Halloween stories and pictures compiled into a booklet. Mrs Johnson visited the primary room.
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Souliet
Gwendolyn Craven
Minnesota
Hallowe’en
W. of. Johnson
Portland News Social Roundup from Mason City Visitations
Mrs Ira Sarrel and son of Mason City spent the week end with Mrs Ruth Brayton and family. Gladys Henken visited Marcella Bartlett. George White and Daly and Anna Pierce returned to Harrisburg Arkansas after visiting here. Rev and Mrs Frank Barslow and others were dinner guests at Wm Ringsdorf's. Walter Haack spent Saturday in Algona. The storm disrupted lamps and telephones due to pole damage. Read the Want Ads.
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Red Cross
Glenn Johnson
Charles
Algona
Colemans
Wesley
Austin
Curtis Benskin
Donald Bevene
Laurel
Town
Albert Hoffer
Waterloo
Hilda Goetz
Woods
Wis
George Hauptmann
Charles I City
Red ‘Cross
Ollie ‘Kirschbaum
Ira Sarrel
Mason ‘City
Ruth Brayton
Darlene
Donald Ringsadorf
Mason City
jGladys Henken
Marcella Bartlett
Simon Johnson
Donald Ringsdorf
Lois
Anna Pierce
Wm. Ringsdorf
Donald Ringadorf
Gene
Bill Wolta
Wm. Ringedorf
Geo. White
Kennett White
Cherokee
Anna
Walter Haack
Re United Twin Sisters Meet After Hidden Bond
Mrs Howard Lange of Waterloo recently met her twin sister for the first time. Neither knew of the other's existence until a short time ago.
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Howard Lange
Waterloo
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