Harvest Home Festival and employment drive at Woden
The National Reemployment Service office in Algona arranged jobs for 18 men and 6 women in the county and moved some workers elsewhere. Farm hands who missed corn husking work should report immediately as farmers need many workers. Harvest Home Festival at John’s Church in Woden is next Sunday October 10 with services at 8:30 and 1:45 pm. Two ministers from Canada will preach. Woden Wickeden invitations extended.
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Woden
John's
Canada
Witonke
Legion Auxiliary Notes October meetings and events
The Legion Auxiliary reports a busy October with a county school of instruction, district fall conference in Fort Dodge, and county and unit meetings. Members are urged to attend, bring guests, and participate in radio programs on Wednesdays. A free Tyke Theatre feature on cancer facts is scheduled Friday at 2 p.m. with Dr. W. On from Park Hospital Clinic Magon City.
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School of Instruction
Rose Bonacker
Uni
County School of Instruction
Burt
Lona Rock
Methodist Aid Society
Dean Womens Club
Nat O
W.u0
Ames
W.O.1
Amog Bonacher
Luther Miller
Howard Andrews
Algona
New York
Tyke Theatre
Tlan
W. On
Park, Hospital
Magon City
Town Council Proceedings October 5 1937
The regular monthly town council meeting was held at 9 00 p m with Missal Downs and Callies present Motion by Callies seconded by Missal to elect Downs mayor pro tem carried Minutes of previous meeting read and approved Bills were allowed and warrants authorized to pay labor supplies and services listed including Rickless marshal and various suppliers Meeting adjourned Town Clerk A J Honken Also note a lecture on cancer prevention at Tyke Theatre Friday at 7 00 P M
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Missal
Downs
Callies
W.H. Rickless
Cate Daves Joleay Mrughkingt Supply Co
Wei
Rickless
Marshal Cubatoty
Hatiaen
Ee Hkaitialepkons Co
A. J. Honken
Local Recollections Highlight Busy Burt Area Socials
Names of Burt area residents fill weekend notices with family visits, birthdays, and suppers. Anna Roskelman hosts Frances Pannhuk of Woden. Emil Leech celebrated with Burt friends. multiple gatherings extend to Algona, Swea City, and nearby towns. A post-nuptial shower for Mrs Cecil Long occurs at the Hood home.
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Athi
Itia
Abelgat
Yndayeat Carmith
Marie Kreger
Anna
Mae Moore
Velma Latwén
Mlorettte Schutter
Anny Leesk
Ronald Ortmatt
Burt
Doria Appelgate
Rose Matte Ringadorf
Donald Ringadorf
Leonard
Bertha Daniela
Chan
Phelps, Bot
Marideth
Appelgate
Elmer Pottern
Algona
Ranny Richter
Minnesota
Chag. Leecks
G. C. Hood
Whh
Grovers
Ralph Stewart and Son
Chas. Lasecks
Bida Jandi
Fort Dodge
Tony Jandl
Johnnie Cunningham
L. H. Bartlett
Herman Leeck
Chas, Leecke
Dickmeyer
Norman Sandereon
Garner
Grover
D. B. Fitch
Avery
Chet Fitch
Sexton
Jay Graham
Sam Wendel
Elda Jandl
Dora
Wm. Speicher
Swea Clty
Harvey Graham
Mantis Larsen
Cecil Long
G. C
Will Anderson
Harlan
Doris
Sioux
Tim Beath
Dakota
EH. M. Moore
Sandersol
Sandsréon
Seymour
Myr
Clem Hilliard
Calvin Williams
Mankato
Minn
Teenie Leek
Metzgar
Swanson Seeks Departure Window for Brother Visit
The note discusses Joyn Swanson planning to be away to visit a brother, questioning how long the absence might last and what arrangements are needed. It outlines practical considerations and potential timelines for the trip.
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Joyn Swanson
Junior Class Play Margie and Fashion History Stage Night
In a Titonka High School segment the junior class presents a production titled Margie with cast members like Mrs Brown Harry Brown Margie Brown Mary Brown Jenny Brown Erin Marvel Mayhew Rosemary Bacon Runion Art Louts and Schram. The report covers home economics news dress history from 1860 to 1960, scrapbooks, room layout plans, and freshmen sewing aprons. Athletics note two local baseball games with Titonka defeating Wesley 5-3, then losing 12-1 to Thompson, plus upcoming games against Armstrong and Goldfield. Music events include Stewart and students seeking new instruments, the Parkinsons National Music Ensembles performing 1:00 PM Friday with 100 instruments showcased. Also features nature study, attendance, and classroom activities from geography to first grade plant gifts and maple leaf art.
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Cliisa
Margie
Foochee
Mrs. Brown
Harry Brown
Margie Brown
Mary Brown
Jenny Brown
Erin Marvel
Mayhew
Rosemary Bacon Runion
Art Louts
James
Budlong
He Schram
Titonka
Wesley
Thompson
Parkinson's
Titonka High
Our
Pearl "Beanie
Cairy Town
Waterloo
Delores Isebrand
Local School News Show Rolling Week At Titonka
Friday activities included a wheel of events with a bake sale plant gifts for windows and a whipped roast after school. Donald Budlong earned a perfect spelling rating and attendance remained high across classes. Mr and Mrs Himer Peterson plan to move into a new home on their farm southeast of Titonka as renovations wrap up. Mrs Ledder Callas visited Story City and attended a social hosted by the P B O.
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Pitti
Welorla Dachrand
Dorothy Wheg
Donald Budlong
Himer Peterson
Titonice
Curious old world facts and trivia mix
A compiled list of miscellaneous claims and curios from a vintage source. Noted items mention animal behavior, natural history, geography, and historical anecdotes. Assertions include gemsbok water needs, white cats' deafness, color effects on horses, starfish and spiders, and Columbus naming Indians.
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Egypt
America
India
Weapan
Chinas
Thagqudre
States
Asia
Mada
China
James Monroe
United States
Washington
Delaware
Thumb Sucking Question Is Complex and Influenced by Many Factors
A reader asks about thumb sucking in children noting many factors behind the habit. Nutrition, play, attention diversion, affection, and emotional security are key. Forceful fixes may only mask the issue. addressing nourishment, self-expression, and rest likely erases the habit more effectively.
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Ginge Little
Toya
Southern Minnesota Farms For Sale
A fragmented ad listing numerous Southern Minnesota farms for sale. Entries describe acres from 80 to 265, distances from town, buildings and improvements, soils, and asking prices per acre. Terms indicate 20 percent down with remainder after prior sale notice. Potential buyers named include Bee Lee, Woltsy Roulter, and T Mtonka.
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Consiat
Minnesota
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Woden Wang
Anna Roskelman
M. @. church aid
Buffalo Center Aid At Buffalo Center
Mark Bacon
Wm. Schram
Chicago
Cathe
Bole
Patricia Bell
Ferne Oesterreicher
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Dorothy Peterson
Muslc
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Garald Huber
Maxine Peterson
Ef le
dSunior High
Hamatreet
Armstrong
Titanka
Goldfield
Iiluck
Ths
Muaic Mr
Mras Stewart
Doris Krantz
Jacqueline Callies
Mason City
Burwooda
Kathryn
Marjorie
Donald
Africa
Khee
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Stes Kackadeds Soke Tos Ieee
AML
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Hors
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Eimer
Hiard
Irvin
Dick Welp
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Gerhardt
Aio
Durod Eracy
Bent Gruss
Buffalo Center
Towa
H. Schutter
German Valley
Korrent
Titonia
Elizabeth Amesbury
Good
German Township
Terma
M. P. Haggard
Lows
Tanvilac
Ted Hinders
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