Portland area social notes say Opal Udder visits and many local calls
Opal Udder visiting Lorena and Erna Peterson with Leonard Daniels and daughter Ar Clarence Moore returns home with a new Chevrolet car. Dozens of residents are listed as callers, visitors, or hosts across Portland from Mason City to Britt, Algona, Burt and Rock Rapids. Several families attend funerals, picnics, or building projects, while pupils in Portland school district No 1 post high averages for the first six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Udder
Lorena
Erna Peterson
Leonard Daniels
Ar- Clarence Moore
Oleo Larson
Mason City
Myr
Martin Larson
Britt
Verna Stewart
Iva Trunkhill
Algona
Wm. Ringsdorff
McElroy
Gore Hanson
Join Cunningham
Harvey Graham
Clarence Moore
John Trunkhill
Ellis Jain
Jacob Godden
Geo. Graham
Tno
Kitcheneuther
Lloyd Bartlett
Jas. Lewick
Chas. Larson
Crystal Lake
Frank Burger
Mrs. Burger
Mrs. Reynolds
Burt
Florence Stow
Lem Stockwell
Stockwell
Loretta Peterson
Delma Henderson
Lauretta
Beulah Larsen
Call Park
Albert Frita
Titonka
Louis Bartlett
Paul Krieger
Rochester
Adolph Kreger
Wisconsin
Grandma Ringsdorf
Stillwater
Minn
F. B. Johnson
Wm. Speiker
Grandma Jennings
Vern Shipler
W. J. Stewart
Everett Shipler
Sam Shipler
Gertrude Bierstedt
Hol
Will Grover
Daisy Hunt
Armstrong
Alden
Stella Danner
Hubbard
Danner
Bartlett
Roy Ringsdorf
Harry McElroy
Eagle Grove
Wm. Ringsdorf
Henry Nelson
Town City
Portland
Lawrence Kreger
Marietta Huber
Lucille Bartlett
Velma Lason
E. R. Collinson
Margaret
Art Collinson
Adell
Rock Rapids
Prahl
Art
Sioux Falls
Woden News Briefs from Sunday Socials and Visits
Local notices from Woden recap visits and small-town happenings. Mrs Herman Buns and children visited Britt. William Baade reported critically ill. Mary Hilers works at the Herman Buns home this week. Sam Newburg of Mason City spent Sunday with John VanLaven. Lisle Smith headed to Garner for a few weeks. Velma Baack attended a Sylvan Hanna dinner. Henry Baack and Louise Buns did Garner business Saturday. Gertrude Bode, Louise Kramer, Inez Krieger visited Algona Sunday. Tom Quinn and wife from Britt also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Buns
William Baade
Mary Hilers
Sam Newburg
Mason City
John VanLaven
Lisle Smith
Garner
Velma Baack
Sylvan Hanna
Henry Baack
Louise ‘Buns
Gertrude Bode
Louise Kramer
Inez Krieger
Tom Quinn
Britt
Woden area residents share notes of visits and events
Tuesday and Wednesday saw visitors from Woden with the Oathel and daughter Katherine in Britt on Monday. Social gatherings included Maher and Dirksen families, a free wedding dance by Clarence Gorman at the Woden Hall, and many relatives at homes in Britt Stilson Crystal Lake and Wesley. A severe finger injury to Harm Husinga Sr. required amputation at the second joint after an accident while guiding a plow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
H. J. Oathel
Katherine
Britt
Chas. Murr
J. P. Grunewald
Stilson
Carl Sunde
Armstrong
Teachers’ Institute
Garner
Ole Barnes
Redfield
S. C
Myrtle
John Bung
Ralph Smith
Herman
Minn
Florene Parks
Virginia Lee
Joanne Tindall
W. W. Dirksen
Woden Luther League
Mary Eilers
North Dakota
Fred T. Gerdes
Chas. Baach
Velma
J.L. Bushman
Clara Kramer
Crystal Lake
August Nerdig
Rake
Ed. Stuart
James Wentworth
Harry Wentworth
Thompson
Merle Gibson
Roy Thorne
Chicago
Century of Progress
Thorne
W. L. Tindall
Clifford Tisenmann
John VonLaven
H. J. Orthel
Sheriff sale notice in Kossuth County Iowa
The notice announces a sheriff's sale in Kossuth County Iowa by Special Execution from the District Court dated September 26 1938 in favor of The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company against Henry and Fannie Boeckholt for 5578.32 with costs. The property to be sold is the East Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 35 Township 98 North Range 28 West. The sale is at the east door of the Court House in Algona on November 8 1933 at 10 o'clock AM. Sheriff Carl Dahlhauser will conduct the auction with Deputy Casey Logs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Kossuth County
District ‘Court
Connecticut Mutual ‘Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Henry Boeckholt
Fannie Boeckholt
Wight
Algona
Local residents share social week end in Lakota area
A flurry of visits fills a Lakota week end with relatives and friends from Burt, Bancroft, Mason City, and Algona. Attendees include the Whitline and Rustemeyer families, the Thaves sisters, the Pingle and Bruer households, and Rev. Janssen of Twin Brooks. A birthday dinner honors Peter Hans Sr, and a 25 cent Presbyterian Ladies Aid dinner is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinma
Louie Thaves
Burt
Betty
Harold Johnson
Wade Ball
S. P. Powers
N. A. Pingle
Ledyard
Wade
Whitline
Rustemeyer
Bancroft
J. H. Wheetland
Chicago
Harvey Johnson
Walter Rosenall
Legion
Buffalo Center
Peter Bruer
Bruer
J. A. Meyer
Louise Schmitt
Thaves Sisters
Catherine
Bobby Powery
Jerry Janssen
Twin Brooks
South Dakota
Bertus
Elsa Janssen
E.R. Worley
Waterloo
Emory A. Smith
A. Q. Smith
Howard Annis
Lena Gutknecht
Mason City
August Gutknecht
Miss Genevieve
Billa Mae Brewer
Alvin Huenhold
Algona
Wm. Aalderks
O. H. Freaking
Legion Meeting
Nelmer Matson
Spier
A. Hans
Walter Hans
George Schroeder
Carl Zoller
Peter Hans
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
O. H. Frerking
Hamilton
BE. A. Wortman
C. K. Rippentrop
C. C. Bigley
Fort Worth
Texas
Genevieve
Billa Mae Bruer
Henrietta Kleist
Chas
Emma Gutknecht
Henrietta Klest
Garner
Henry Schmitt
Walter Rosenau
Homer Altizer
Evertt Sloper
The
Sloper
C. J
C. J. Rippentrop
Named Receiver of Kanawha Bank
Herman Rachut received a telegram from Washington D C on Monday announcing his appointment as receiver for a bank at Kanawha. This marks a second receiver role for Mr Rachut after his prior appointment at Woden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Bank
Herman Rachut
Washington, D. C
Kanawha
Rachut
Woden
County road tractor accident sparks town trade worry
Local report notes Frank Prussman suffered bruises and lacerations in a tan belt area incident on Monday. The piece observes residents traveling to other towns to shop for advertised bargains and questions if merchants can ignore such competition. It also mentions Ernest Deisking’s daughter fracturing a collar bone from a kicking cow and that nominations for post offices remain open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Prussman
Ernest Deisking
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Portland News
Phelps
Mrs. Ringsdorf
Floyd Duncan
Louis Bolenous
Geo. Larson's
Martin Hinders
Arell Burger's
Minneapolis
iMr
Garnie Hood
Wait Waltman
Graham Bros
J. G. Rippentrop
Lester Small
iMrs
Cy Taylor
Arch Burger
C. Schryver
Eliabeth Patterson
Willy Grover
Jennings
Maurice Polhemus
Oliver Stewart
Clapsaddle
Leo Brayton
Mrs. Brayton
Horace S. Beemer
J. C. Penny
L. A. Matern
Wesley
C. O. Riddle
Burt, IA
Lee O. Wolfe
W. J. Stewart General Auctioneer
Bart, IA
W. F. Hamstreet, M. D
Pierre Sartor, M. D
H. I. Torgersen
Hamstreet
H. H. Murray
Lakota
Roy C. Ball
Calla
Titonka, Ia
Gus Frederickson
Bank of Woden Woden
J. E Keilndertaking
Titonka, Ta
Frigidaire
Bjustrom
Algona Rendering Works
Algona, Towa
Woden News
L. A. Winkel
Quinby
Algona In
G. D. Shumway
D. Kelly Shumway & Kelly Attorneys-at-Law
Quimby & Krause
van Ness & Stillman
Attorneys AT Law
Maurice C. McMahon
Attorney-at-Law
County Savings Building
Algona, Town
E. C. McMahon
Quimby Bilg
P. A. Dawson
Iowa State Bank
Towa
Quarton & Miller Kossuth Co. State Bank Bldg, Algona, Iown
J. W. SuLlivan
Dee
E. McMahon, LJ
BE. Linnan Sullivan
McMahon & Linnan
Over County Savings Bank
D. O
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Carl Dahlhauser
Casey Logs
J. W. Morse
Bert Amelsberg
Jewell, Town
Leslie Kahl
Jake Weigands
Rozina Amelsberg
Jewell
Jake Weigand
Germany
Lakota News
Iean Henna
Ruthven
Will Schram
Tim McCoy
Algona, IA
Western Electric
Henrietta Crossman
New York City
Rollickers
New News
Buck Jones
Bill Boyd
Mae Clark
Pat O'Brien
Kit Carson
Mickey Mouse
May Robson Warren William
Warner Baxter
Myrna Lou Chas
Arthur Somer Roche
Lionel Barrymore
Clark Gable
fHlelen Hayes
John Barrymore
Robt Montgomery
Russ Columbo
Laurane Austin
B. A. Pannkuk
John Alice
Duroc
Jake A. Huisinga
Poland
Sam Reynolds
Ja. C. Milbrandt
Roy Agunohe
Warner Smith
China
L. G. Huber
Philco
Hanley. Larsen
Standard Oil Station
Hiram Buckholdt
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