Wesley PTA Sees 60 Attend Meeting. New Treasurer Elected
Wesley PTA met in Klempeter hall with about 60 adults present. Mirty nine signed up for membership as Thomas Forburger was elected treasurer, replacing resigning George Orbell. Miss Imelda Foertach had an appendix operation at Mercy Hospital in Mason City and is recovering well. Mr and Mrs Joe Goetz welcomed a baby daughter at an Algona hospital Saturday. Ming Luella Ackerman of Lone Rock visited the area weekend. J P Uhlenhake family of Whittemore joined R C Bauer for Sunday dinner. Rev Father Wagener attended funeral services for Rev HH A Dunn at Hemetsburg Assumption Church. Thanksgiving services set for St Josephs at 8 am. High school junior class play Here Comes Charlie drew a good crowd. Mrs H J Braley attended a six thirty bridge dinner at Mrs Hitta Braley’s in Britt. Willing Workers Circle of the Methodist Ald held an oyster supper at the church basement.
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Algona Hospital
Ming Luella Ackerman
Lone Rock
J. P. Uhlenhake
Whittemore
R. C. Bauer
Father Wagener
A. Dunn
Hmemtsburg
Assumption Church
St. Josephs Church
Charlie
H. J. Braley
Htta Braley
Willing
Methodist
Ald
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Frank Pommer
Tom Lahore
Hi-Low Bridge Club
Tom Lakore
Emma Hanson
Gus Lahore
Forest City
Clara
Mildred Kramer
Titonia
Naaman Seefeld
Buffalo Center Hospital
Seefeld
Fectel
Hather Crone
Woden High School
Bode
Sam Smith
Lake Park
Lisle
Leota Smith
Chet Nelson
Long Prairie
Minn
Joe Kramer
Armstrong
Glen Thompson
Nelson
Mildred Lamoreux
Hudson
Marietta Helgason
Ross Ringsdorf
Mapleton
Minnesota
Charles Baack
Miss Manhattan Moortsctfe and Local Social Notes
Local society items recount Miss Manhattan Moortsctfe and Imelda related chatter, plus a Wasley Fire Department benefit dance at Kleinpeter hall on November 24 with Maleks Accordion Band. Other notes cover travel to Ollie Iowa for a father’s injury, Peter Brass selling farm, Maxine Sieler’s 15th birthday party, a wedding trip to Clear Lake for John Brandt’s ceremony, Wesley teams losing to Corwith, Harold Hansen visiting from Des Moines, American Legion Auxiliary meeting, and the Mildred Hildman Reese Martin wedding with breakfast at the bride’s parents’ home.
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Manhattan
Jobin
Tal Fig
Imelda
Lotraidé Garmans
Vincent Klefipeter Horte
Wasley
Firamangs
Kleinpeter Hall
Maleks
J. T. Meurer
Ollie
Iowa
Peter Brass
Wesley
Corwith
Harold Hansen
Des Moines
Johanna Hansen
American Legion Auxiliary
John L. Studer
Mildred Hildman
Reese Martin
Beatrice Hildman
Louis Simpson
Woden News Highlights Local Ladies Aid Bazaar Plans
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Mrs Frank Pommer’s home to plan a bazaar and supper set for Wednesday December 21. Local social notes cover bridge parties, visits by neighbors, and travel to Armstrong Alden Mason City and Rochester, with births and school events noted.
Brevities from Across Papers Sting Timely Tangles
A collection of snappy clippings from Milwaukee Buffalo Toledo Detroit and St. Louis outlets. Notes hint at social shifts war sentiment and cultural contrasts with sharp quips about women labor in old days bans on football and misused iron in war efforts.
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Milwaukee Journal
Buffalo Evening Times
Chicago University
Toledo Blade
League of Nations
Detroit News
St. Louis Star Times
Livestock price trends and corn impact on hogs and cattle
The report projects lower live stock prices this fall and winter with abundant corn supplies driving very low corn prices relative to hogs. Hog prices are expected to hit a seasonal low later than usual while heavier feeding and delayed marketing are anticipated for spring pigs. Well finished cattle prices are expected to average lower than a year ago due to feeder movement into corn belt feed lots.
Cattle and Feeder Lambs Market Outlook for 1937
The report notes wide price gaps and sharp narrowing in cattle prices as producers adjust for market demand. Lower grade cattle may hold up through winter while feeder lambs move in the corn belt. feed costs rise with late summer to early autumn trends. Demand remains strong and is expected to stay steady through the rest of 1937.
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Aaviten
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Wesley News
Hoff
Weseli
Jim Dandy Harness
Keil Building
A. W. Amunson Optometrist
Borchardt
Algona
J. E. Keil Funeral Home
Titonka
W. L. Tindall
D. O. Ocesteopathic
Woden
Horace S. Beemer
J. C. Penny
Mason City
L. A. Matern
Henry H. Huisinga
Algona Rendering Co
Fred Hagen
Mgr
Boughton’s Funeral Service
C. O. Riddle
Burt, IA
Schram
Mtonka
Lee
Wolfe
W. F. Hamstreet, M. D
AD Peg Ag
Pierre Sartor, M. D
H. I. Torgersen
Hamstreet Bldg
Roy C C. Ball
Toa von
Ont Sus
Frederickson
Sae Woden Worea
Bennet Bruhns
Buffalo Center
Kossuth County
J. L. Bonar
Towa State Bank Building
Algona, Towa
L. A. Winkel Attorney-at-Law
Quinby
Algona, Ia
van Ness & Stillman
Attorneys-at
Hesse
Maurice C. McMahon
E. C. McMahon
Quinby Bldg
P. A. Dawson
Towa
LAW Offions ‘Quarton & Miller
Woden News
Mohammed
New York
A. J. Berens
Bancroft
Ted Umnba
DIXIE
Burt
Sale
John Deere
McCormick
McCormick Deering Planter
McCormick Deering
Mies
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