Local society notes and community updates from Wesely News C A
Minneapolis lawyer Wesley News C A visited with his daughter and family. Mrs Hirner returns home after major surgery. Theodore Johnson takes over Fairmont Produce station management. multiple social events and family news dimmed by illness and weddings. pre nuptial shower honors Lorrine Garman. study club discusses Current Education. birth of 7 lb 2 oz baby girl to Mr and Mrs Raney at Algona hospital. Frank Conley family visits. Ed Loebig and in laws host dinners. Edna Mae Licktieg honored at lodge shower. Licktieg wed Hillot Waldschmidt. Alf Studer hosts gathering.
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C.A
Minneapolis
Mra
Vincent Doughan
A. Hirner
Theodore Johnson
Fairmont
Mr. Johnson
George Rhineheart
Carroll
American Legion
Barbara Schrauth
Ben Schrauth
Lorrine Garman
Lodge Hall
Alfred Erdmann
Mesd
Algona
H. M. Hansen
Ed Losbig
Edna Mae Licktieg
Misa Licktieg
Hillot Waldschmidt
Gas Pressure Stomach Adverts Adlerika Claim
An old drug advertisement touts Adlerika as relieving stomach gas that "presses on the heart." It promises one dose will cleanse both upper and lower bowels and cites W. J. Denton, a druggist, as endorsing the product.
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Adlerika
W. J. Denton
Community Bridge Parties and Anniversaries Highlight Local Week
Mrs. Henry Haverly won high and travel at a bridge gathering with Mrs. Ed Loe as guest. A surprise party at the Kent home celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary. Emil Wester and Leila visited Ames over Sunday. Twenty tables of bridge and 500 were active at a CDAO car party. Tr Studer won high in bridge, Loel Root high in 600, Ed Hildman took the door prize. Meth. Ladies Aid sale set for December 3 in church basement. HB. D. Rawlin hosted a bridge club night. Mabel Kent won high prize. Hutching hosted a one act play by Miss Ant Richter’s pupils. Nelle Frimml received a donated gonse. Ida Young hosted a birthday dinner. Wilfred Loebig and wife welcomed a son born Sunday in Algona hospital. family now two children.
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Henry Haverly
Ed Loebig
Lewis Kent
Cnt
Kents
Emil Wester
Ames
Leila
Tr. L. Studer
Loel Root
Ed Hildman
Good Will
Methodist Ladies Aid
Gesina Shutter
Agnes Boyer
HB. D
Portland Area Notes Include Dinners and Visits
Port land residents shelled corn on Saturday and Friday. A bazaar and dinner drew many Portland ladies at the Burt Presbyterian church. Social gatherings filled the week with visits to Burt Fort Dodge and Minneapolis. Local pupils hosted a successful No. 3 program earning $34 from basket sales. Seasonal hog price dips hint at late year trends.
Local Social Notes From Woden and Surrounding areas
Woden residents hosted and visited include Mr and Mrs Alex Trilson Mr and Mrs Byron Hunsley and Karen Mrs Elwin Hunsley Britt and Mr and Mrs Hd McGrevey and daughter Crystal Lake Walter Dirksen learned of his father B H Dirksen Mason City death funeral held in Mason City burial at Bingham cemetery Woden former local businessman Several couples and individuals visited relatives in Ottosen Blooming Prairie Crystal Lake Estherville Fort Dodge Armstrong Eagle Grove and Garner Reading notes mention baby born to Sylvan Ami and his wife and various social calls and visits across area towns through weekend and into Monday night Local families included Woods Kra mer and Kristensen families plus several named residents from Woden Britt Crystal Lake and surrounding towns
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Ted Trulson
Alex Trilson
Byron Hunsley
Dirksen
Woden
Billy Hemmingcon
Hans Gerdes
Dubby ‘Christensen
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Ervin Movick
Ottosen
Ervin Smith and Son
Wack Birch
Carthage
8. D
Lisle
Sam Smith
Ben Atzen
Estherville
H. A. Hunt
Fort Dodge
Theo. Fredrickson
LeRoy
Eunica Baack
Mar~ Shalltown
Charles Baack
Velma
Glen Thompson
Armstrong
Joe Kramer
Ruby Baack
Ebeling
Magon City
Sylvan Ami
William Hammond
Wesley
Will Woods
Jake Helm
Brittla
Hans ‘Smith
Ellen Bird
Crystal Lake
Dorothy
Edwin Watshaar
Britt
John, Rudisill
Lillian Quand
Eagle Grove
Mary Rudisill
Henry Bode
Garner
Harry Quinn
Dick Gibson
Buffaff
Canter
Olive Gibson
Alfred Hutchingson
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Ortbearg
Delaware
Iowa
al Hutchinsen
Ols Gjerde
Silaa Johnson
Harry Holmes
Hol Gjerde
Povest City
Sunday social at Horton Burts home noted
Silas Sohnaen opened Sunday with relatives in Hort Dodge. Mr and Mrs Horton Burts entertained the Lot A Lot bridge party at their home Wednesday evening. Dr and Mrs W L Tindall received high score while Martin Smith and Mrs Claus Smith earned average scores.
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Silas Sohnaen
Hort Dodge
Corwith
Horton Burts
Mra
W. L. Tindall
Martin Smith
Claus Smith
Local Notes From Lakota Area News
Lakota residents report Mrs. T C Schaper is very ill at home with rheumatism. The Tom Tamen family mourns the death of Fred Strattman, uncle of Mr Tamen, prompting a Buffalo Center gathering. Sunday visits include Rev Henry Kruge in Woden and Rev Muhleman in Algona for harvest services. High school candy sale nets 20.69 to fund an electric gym scoreboard. A birthday surprise for Mrs Della M Smith. bridge games and Presbyterian social events noted.
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T. C. Schaper
Tom Tamen
Buffalo Center
Mr. Tamen
Fred '‘Strattman
Earnest Wortman
Wade Ball
Carl Hammer Settl
Chicago
Henry Kruge
Woden
Presbyterian Church
Muhleman of
Algona
Harvest Home
Farm ‘Bureau
Acorn Club
W. W. Gutknecht
Leona ‘Haetland
Iowa
Gertrude Gutknecht
St. BH
Bridge
Wa. Schroeder
J. ‘A. Barger
Presbyterian Mission Society
Schroeder
W. E. Gutknecht
Rural America
Pittsburgh
T. D. Dailey
Mrs Heetland Hosts Visitors as Health Wanes
The Home of her mother Mrs Minnie Heetland welcomed visits through the week with Mrs Dailey and daughters arriving. Mrs Heatland had been ill for several weeks. The H Boekelman family from Tonka were guests on Saturday. Mrs Boekelman and Mrs Heetland are sisters. Mrs Albert Rogenau, ill with pneumonia, was reported improved. Several attended the bazaar and supper at Ramsey Reformed Church last Thursday.
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Minnie Heetland
Dailey
Heatland
H. Boekelman
Tletonka
Minnie Heetland Hota
Boekelman
Heetland
Albert Rogenau
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