Final Rites Held for Boyd B Pannkuk
The community mourns Boyd B Panukuk who died November 11, 1932, at Buffalo Center after an appendicitis operation. Born April 10, 1895, he farmed his native Titonka area, served in World War I, and married Lena Baeks. Funeral services were held at his home and Ramsey Reformed church with military honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd B Panukwke
Buffalo Center
Boyd B. Pannkuk
Pannkuk
Mra. B
Hee
United States
France
Lena Baeks
Woden
Pannhuk
Ramsey Reformed Church
Hig
American Legion of Titanka
Lena
Trantes
Bernice
Bertha
Bernard
Herbert
Boyd
Mra
John Oyerts
Bancroft
Abbe Winter
Edward Riks
Chris Brandt
Carl Gelsking
Brandt
Thtonka
Henry
Aplington
Anton
Grundy Center
Fred
Titonka
Agnes
Fanny
Alica
Byert
Waverly
Meindert
Ben
John
Dubuque
Dew
Mia
Fred Helmers
Herbert Helmers
Albert Cordes
Henry Helmers
Roy Cordes
Stont
Grace Daniela
Shannon
Ill
Henry Plaisier
Minnesota
Herman Bogla
Ackley
Herman Boekts
Sheffield
Fire at George Higgins destroys home in Titonka
A stovepipe caused a fire at George Higgins residence in Titonka Tuesday night. The Titonka fire department arrived promptly and contained the blaze with some damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Higgins
Titonka
Reformed Church News Enrollments Rise and Bazaar Planned
About 36 youths enroll in catechetical classes conducted by the church with more to join after corn harvest. Three classes taught by the pastor and wife. Boyd B. Pannhuk's funeral held in the church Tuesday afternoon. Sunday School enrollment near 200 with seven more needed. Ladies Aid Bazaar set for Thursday evening with light refreshments. Next Sunday services include Sunday School at 9:90 a.m. English service at 10:40 a.m. and German service at 7:80 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd B. Pannhuk Wis
School of Religious Education
Ladies Aid Society
Back Street movie heads to World Theatre Lakota three nights
Back Street will run at the World Theatre Lakota for three nights November 19 20 and 21. Mrs Edward Harsch and baby from Los Angeles arrived Monday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Kossiley and other relatives. Her mother Ignob very wall and she came to take them on an extended visit.
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Back Street
World Theatre
Lakota
Heros
California
Edward Harsch
Baby
Los Angeles
Calif
Geo
Kossiley
Wall
Wisconsin woman travels for grandfather's funeral
Mrs Will Rike of German township left by train Saturday for Avon Wisconsin to attend the funeral of her grandfather William Shark age 88 who died Saturday and was to have been buried Monday. Mrs Rike returned home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buncenl
Wisconsin
Will Rike
German Township
Avon
Wia
William Shark
Chicken Supper by Lutheran Ladies This Saturday
Lutheran Ladies host a chicken supper on November 19 in the church basement with roast chicken mashed potatoes gravy escalloped corn French salad pickles apple and berry pie cake bread and butter. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walcome
Man Dies at Funeral Home Incident Reported
George Booken was said to be killed violently at a Reformed church funeral service on Tuesday. He was removed to a parsonage then transported to town for treatment. later reports indicate he is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Booken
Then Reformed Church
Boyd B. Pannkuk
Minnesotan Visit for Business and Family Ties
On business at Minneapolis A. M. Petersen Herman Tjarks Bernard Hansen Mrs Ruth Keagle and Adolph Missal drove to Minneapolis Saturday to look after business and visit relatives. Peter Sen and Tjarks attended to business, Missal visited his son in school, Bernard Hansen returned home, and Mrs Keagle had been visiting her parents and other relatives. They returned home the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
A. M. Petersen
Herman Tjarks
Bernard Hansen
Ruth Keagle
Adolph Missal
Peter‘Sen
Tjarks
Mr. Missal
Hansens
Buffalo Township No 9 School Weekly Report
Supt Shirley visited the school on Monday. Third grade students read their pbooklet on The Three Bears. A Good Health program is planned with health posters. Monthly tests are scheduled. Armistice Day activities were attended. Eighth grade begins Burage, Fifth grade studies fractions. New Pilgrim border papers on display. Tibby Jones story enjoyed. Fourth grade reads a supplementary book. Elsie Jain and Bertha Wessels are this week’s reporters.
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Buffalo ‘Township
Shirley
Gcog
Trionka
Massachusetts
Tibby Jones
Elsie Jain
Bertha Wessels
Hunters Should Ask Farmers for Hunting Permission
The piece urges hunters to obtain permission from farmers before entering land to hunt pheasants or other game. It argues the farmer is the land custodian and trespass undermines hunting programs, noting a few trespassers cause damage while most farmers welcome respectful sportsmen.
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Towa
Methodist Church Notes First local conference and supper event
Rev. W. G. Muhleman will lead the first district conference of the year with supper at 8 45 bring a covered dish and your own utensils no committee burdens. After supper a fellowship hour and business session followed by an address. Sunday services at the usual time with League at 7 00 and evening service at 7 45.
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W. G. Muhlaman
Cama
Sea
Muhleman
Reverend Schoon Signs From Ministry in Buffalo Center
The Rev J H Schoon retires after decades of service as pastor of the Buffalo Center Reformed Church. He has led the congregation through baptisms, funerals, and 56 marriages, with no divorces among couples joined by his ceremonies. His farewell sermon likely on November 27 or December 4.
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Hy Schoon
Schoon
Reformed Church
Schoon Dg
Germany
America
Mission House College
Sheboygan
Wis
Waukesha
Lennox
Alexander, Ia
Fastoria
Buffalo Center
Tribune
Armistice Day Program Draws Veterans and Students
Inclement weather did not deter the Arnistica program at Pannkuks favillion where veterans, aided by local troops, gathered despite rain and snow. BG Mayfield led Breenpost with Rey A H Heuser Al gona delivering the France service address.
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Pannkuks Favillion
Snmasse
Mayfield
Breenpost
Rey
H. Heuser
Algona
France
Lutheran Church Notes and Honoring Departures
Blustery weather delayed canvasers for church papers while Christmas seals fund TB sanitarium sales proceed. Supper and fish pond planned for Nov 19. Rev Ringhand leaves Britt for Lizard Lake, with farewell party held. Wachholz to serve. Good Hope to observe Thanksgiving Nov 24 with offerings to A S C treasury. German service next Sunday at 11, Sunday School at 10.
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L. C. Sands
T. B. Sanitarium
San Antonio
Texas
Ringhand
Britt
Lizard Lake
Palmer
Mra. Binghand
G. A. R. Hall
Wachholz
Aitkens
Minn
Good Hope
Book Week theme urges PTA to boost reading and library use
November 13 19 marks National Book Week with a focus on books for young America. Parents and PTA associations should promote library resources at school and in the community, encourage select reading matter, and foster a love of literature while guiding children to choose friends and sources wisely. Emphasizes gentle discipline, exploration, and understanding as keys to character and obedience. Also notes radio programs for parents and an upcoming School for Parents event in Hartley with Miss Alice Sowers and Mrs. Carl O. Magdsick.
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Book For Young America
P.T.A. Association
P. T. A. Association
Nessing
Wol
WSUI
Mother Singers
WMT
School For Parents
Hartley
Town
Alice] Sowers
Carl OC. Magdsick
Parent Education
Back Street Film Showheads in November Run
A short notice announces the “Back Street” film screening with showings on November 19 20 and 21. No other events or figures are listed in the fragment.
Island Game Commission Revises Muskrat Season
At a November 2 meeting in Des Moines the Island Game Commission adjusted muskrat seasons due to economic conditions. Meandered lakes and streams close 30 days. Northern open from November 10 1932 to December 10 1938. Southern from November 20 1932 to December 20 1932. Write to the Fish and Game Department for meandered waters. The move aims to protect seed stock while allowing trapping livelihoods.
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Isl and Game Commission
Des Moines
Fish and Game Department
County Treasurers Push Motor Vehicle Law Reforms
A survey by county treasurers across Iowa urges revisions to motor vehicle laws. They seek six month storage with July 1 registration no penalty, tighter trailer exemptions, clearer transfer rules, and a funds allocation to highway improvements, aiming for fair treatment of law abiding and poorer owners alike.
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Thiada
Chico
Stata Motor Vehicle Fund
General Assembly
Iowa
Legion Auxiliary Plans Meetings and Renewed Membership
Legion Auxiliary outlines radio party and work meeting on Friday November 26 with rehab committee as hostess, executive board on Tuesday November 29, county meeting December 6 at M. B. church, 2 p m. Irene Petersen reports three more paid up members. Advance enrollments for 1933 show strong gains due to civic interest and service opportunities. Mrs S Alford Blackburn urges wives and daughters of veterans to join in united peace time service.
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Rehabilitation Committeea
M. B. Church
Irene Petersen
Gasena Pannkuk Hen Winter
Hilda B. Tidman
Tidman
Davenport
Buffalo
Asther Askin
Our
Legion
John Falker
Baye
Carrie Bonackar
Lottie ‘Bartlett
Bertha Dirkgea
Roy Ball
Nellie Nelson
Galena Zwiefel
U.S. Veterans Hospital
Barty
American Legion Auxiliary
National
Indianapolis
Wrst
Becusa
Auxiliary
Honor Roll Entries Read Across Iowa Towns
A list shows individuals named on the honor roll with dates in the early 1930s, including L G Heifner on Jan 1, 1932 in Mionka Iowa and T D Sietsema on Jan 1, 1934 in Waterloo, Wm Petarsen in Titanics Iowa, John H Rode in Titonka Iowa, and Kd Harrenga in Oantlswood Dal with unclear spellings.
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L. CG. Heifner
Mionka
Iowa
T. D. Sietsema
Waterloo
Wm. Petarsen
Titanics
John H. Rode
Titonka
Towa
Harrenga
Oantlswood
Dal
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B. Panukuk
Buffalo Center Hospital
Reformed Church News
Methodist Church
J. H. Schoon
Wil
Lutheran Church Notes
Legion Auxiliary Notes
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