Reverend Fremont Paul New M. E. Minister
Fremont Paul, newly appointed M. E. minister, comes from Graettinger where he served six years. He has four school aged children and will move to Titonka and Doan to assume the pulpit at the M B church next Sunday. Carl Hammer moves to Graettinger to preach there. Squires and Gartner remain, Faul praised as preacher and active worker in Sunday School. Hear him at Titonka and Doan next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Paul
M. E
Gracttinger
Faun
Titonica
M. B
Carl Hammer
Graettinger
Squires
Gartner
Faul
Titonka
Doan
Henry A. Klocke Dies Sudden, Rites In Wesley and Templeton
Henry A. Klocke died suddenly from a hemorrhage and asthma Friday. Funeral high mass was held Sunday at St. Joseph’s Church, Wesley, with Rev. George F. Wessling officiating. He lived near Templeton until 1924, when the family moved to Wesley. Survived by five children Leonard Myrtle Arthur Mildred Florence at home, his mother Sophia Klocke of Templeton, two brothers Anthony of Templeton and Joe of Dedham, and five sisters. Burial followed in Templeton beside his wife who died in 1929. Community sympathy extended to the bereaved children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Klocke
St. Joseph's ‘Catholic Church
George F. Wessling
Mr. Klocke
Templeton
Wesley
Leonard Myrtle
Arthur
Mildred
Florence
Sophia Klocke
Anthony
Joe
Dedham
William Florence
Bagie Grove
Otto Bertisted
John Corwiss
Carroll
Mary
Ia Tha
Corres
PTA Opens With Meeting And Reception At High School
The first PTA meeting will be on October 10 at 8 o clock in the High School Auditorium. The event blends the regular meeting with a teachers reception and invites all members and non members to attend. Reports include district meeting notes, a president message, and talks on education adolescent issues and child differences. The feature address was by Mrs Hattie Moore Mitchell and Mrs Inez Wolf will present a report. The school of instruction certificates will be awarded to attendees. The evening ends with a teachers reception and a planned program for enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P:t. A
Bers
Estherville
Hmmelsburg
Nadine de‘Vries
Mary Oesterreicher
Mary Ball
Grace French
Hattie Moore Mitchell
Pittsburg
Kansas
Inez Wolf
School of Instruction
Emmetsburg
Chas
Roe
Amos Angle In Accident Near Titonka
An incident last week Wednesday occurred six miles south of Titonka during corn shelling. The corn slid from a rib, inflicting a deep arm wound requiring four stitches, and causing a broken ankle. The injured person was assisted and transported to Algona for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Titonka
Algona
Picnic at Pilot Knob Outing Turns Into Dinner
The Boykens Schweppes Larsens and Krantes drove to Pilot Knob Sunday for an outdoor outing and a dinner. The pure air and ozone of the outdoors whetted their appetites, and all enjoyed the dinner most graciously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitot Ainols
Boykens
Schweppes
Larsens
Krantes
Pilot Knob
Postmasters Convention Attendees Travel to Mason City
Mrs A M Petersen accompanied Mrs Raymond Krantz and son Clifford and Mrs Ray Oesterreicher to Mason City Monday for a district postmasters convention. Clifford Krantz was home from school for the weekend and other party members transacted business there during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Petersen
Raymond Krantz
Clifford
Ray ‘Oesterreicher
Mason City
Clifford Krantz
Paul Tienan Rents George Hansen Farm South of Town
Paul Tienan has rented the George Hansen farm from an insurance company for next year and will do part of the fall plowing. His mother will handle the housework. Friends think he has a plan for a reception ready for his intended ride. They move on March 1. Senus Isebrand, the current tenant, has not arranged the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Tienan
George Hansen
Pauls
Paul
Senus Isebrand
Legion Meeting At New Brewn Post Hall
The Brewn Post American Legion holds its first meeting at the new hall tonight. All members are expected to attend as the post recently repaired and prepared the modest facility to conduct business with no debts and no interest to pay.
County Women Meet at Bancroft for Home Storage Lesson
Forty six women attended the first county committee meeting in Bancroft Public School focusing on home storage of fruits and vegetables for winter. A chart, leaflets, and demonstrations covered humidity, temperature, crate storage for potatoes, cabbage freezing, and dahlia tuber packing. County chairman Mrs J H Warburton reported at the State Fair and plans for future lessons and demonstrations were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Cahlias
J.H. Warburton
Kossuth
Mawdsley Urges Farmers To Back His Republican Bid
J C Mawdsley of Irvington, a farmer and Republican candidate for state representative, releases a policy program focusing on tax reform, state government downsizing, moratorium proposals, farm mortgage relief, local control over road levies, and preservation of home rule and primary elections. He pledges active effort for farmers and all businesses tied to agriculture, aiming for fiscally lean government and fair taxation. He also emphasizes farm sportsmanship and mutual respect between farmers and hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mawdsley
Irvington
Farmer
Congress
Joint Legislative Committee
General Assembly
Board of Supervisors
Kossuth
Honor Roll entries from Titonka and neighbors dated 1933
On the Honor Roll are listed Mrs. Hansing Nelson of Titonka Iowa dated October 1 1933 A W Schweppes of Omro Wisconsin dated April 1 1933 Henry Sonken of Titonka Iowa dated June 1 1933 Casper Weigand of Slayton Minnesota dated October 1 1933 These appear as brief notices of local residents with associated towns and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansing Nelson
Titonka
Iowa
A. W. Schweppes
Omro
Wis
Henry Sonken
Casper Weigand
Slayton
Minn
Keil and Son Honey Prices Shown in Pails
A fragment lists 10 lb pail honey for $1.00 and 5 lb pail at 50 cents, with Keil and Son named as the supplier. The text is an OCR snippet from a local market listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keil & Son
Legion Auxiliary October Meeting and Appointments
The Legion Auxiliary installed new officers at Manny Sartor's home with Mrs. Leuella Schenck of Burt as county chairman. Mathilda Falk named committee chairmen including Irene Petersen and Pearl Rickless. A September radio party raised 2.86 for lunches. 29 paid members plus new honorees were noted. The group aims to reach quota before November 1 and prepare for Fort Dodge district conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny Sartor
Leuella Schenck
Burt
Mathilda Falk
Irene Petersen
Pearl Rickless
National Defense
Martha Bonacker
Inez Wolfe
Carrie Bonacker
Poppy
Anna Rippentrop
Cleo Nelson
Nellie Nelson
Esther Askin
Mary Sartor
Camilla Cooper
Nettie Pannhuk
Irene Petergen
Esther Breen
Julia Nelson
Gesinga Heyer
Sophie
Louise Conradi
Sadie Denton
Lutheran Church Notes and Luther League Social
The Ladies Aid will meet in the church basement Tuesday at 2 PM October 11 with Mrs. Schweppe and Mrs. Meyer as hostesses. A wiener roast for about 510 Luther League members and friends was held at Fred Stecker’s last Thursday. German service and Holy Communion are at 10:30 Sunday. Sick lists include Mrs. Frances Smith Mrs. Volina Redintus and George Stecker. Choir rehearsal is Wednesday at 7:30 PM. About 25 Luther League members plan to attend the district meeting in Rockwell Ta next Sunday, meeting at the parsonage 7:30 AM. Revs Killan Rey Schoenlein attend Cresco conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Herbert Schweppe
Frank Meyer
The
Luther League
Fred Steckers
Frances Smith
Volina Redintus
George Stecker
Rockwell
Slack Off for a Month's Fishing Trip
Slack Off and his friend Mike Wreilinger of Livermore Iowa left Monday for northern Minnesota for a month of fishing and hunting. They plan to visit Whitefish Lake and other lakes and conclude the trip at Big Winn ie before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slack
Mike Wreilinger
Livermore
Towa
Minnesota
Whitefish Lake
Big Winnie
Mason City Meeting Sees Mr and Mrs George Meyer
Mr and Mrs George Meyer conducted business in Mason City on Tuesday, engaging in routine transactions and local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meyer
Mason City
Wesley Girl Weds Whitemore Man in Wesley
Wesley Corres reports a wedding at St Joseph Catholic Church in Wesley where Miss Felicia Eisenbacher and Norbert Hilbert united in holy matrimony. The bride, daughter of I A Eisenbacher, wore white satin with pink and white carnations. sister Cecilia Eisenbacher attended. Linus Eisenbacher served as groomsman. reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Catholic Church
George FF. Wessling
Feli¢a Eisenbacher
Norbert Hilbert
I.A. Misenbacher
Wesley
Cecilia Eisenbacher
Linus Eisenbacher
Corres
Surprise Party for Mrs Meyer by Reformed Church Choir
Members of the Reformed church choir held a surprise party Monday night for Mrs Ben U Meyer in honor of her birthday anniversary. She received a nic and all attendees enjoyed the event together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. U. Meyer
Reformed Church Choir
Ben U. Meyer
T Cat
Hunt rights and private property in hunting laws
The booklet explains hunter rights and owner duties across laws and property. It outlines that game ownership lies with the state, private landowners control access, and hunting over private ground requires permission. Cooperation with landowners is essential for game restoration and sustainable hunting.
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du Pont, Corpany
Iowa
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Fremont Paul New
Sioux City
Hammer
Land Ag
Boards of
Boy Scouts
Ile
Mcense
Legion Auxiliary Notes
Lutheran Church Notes
Rey
Killan
Schoenlein
Cresco
Whitemore
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