Civil Foreclosures and Judgments in District Court
District Court entries list multiple civil foreclosure actions including Metropolitan Life vs Henry Bohrehofen et al and Equitable Life vs William Schultz et al with decrees signed or continued by stipulation. Other cases show judgments for plaintiff totals such as 152 dollars plus 13.16 and an auto damage judgment of 112.82, with several continuances and trial dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldo
Nelson
Thompson Yardson
Roy
Uma Helnen
Eequitable Life
Ilam Schultz
Stranolitan
Margaret GC. Higgins
Metropolitan Life
Wiesle
National Life
Mary A. Coonan
Equitable Life
ghen-Helmers
Edward Biersedi
William Batt
F. J. Baigeman
Kenefick & Senefick
Distinguished guest at Ramsay Reform Church speaker Dr Van Ness
The Ramsay Young Peoples Club joined Buffalo Reform Church U P to host Dr J Van Ness, a longtime Arabia educator who spoke at Ramsay Reformed Church. He praised youth and social welfare, while Grand Rapids preacher Mr Drukkers led the morning service to about 325 attendees and 300 for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay Young Peoples Club
Buffalo Enter Reformed Church
U. P. Sobiety
Iran
Arabia
Ramsay Reformed Church
J. Nan Ness
America
Princeton
New Jersey
van Ness
Mr. Drukkers
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Buffalo Center
Methodist Church Notes Concert Singer At Morning Service
Ruth Maleg of Algona will perform a trumpet concert during the Sunday morning service at the Methodist Church. Pieces include The Holy Cry The Rusty and The Carnival of Venice. Sunday School meets at the usual hour and a district conference is planned next week at Fontan with a wearing conference in Britt on the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Ruth Maleg
Algona
Miss Maleg
Fontan
Churchet
Bad Accident Near Hobarton On No 18 Route
At Hobarton on No 18 North of town last Saturday evening a severe crash occurred as Albert Butterfield and his wife stopped to watch an oncoming car. A. W. Davies of Lineviky, driving fast, struck their vehicle. Mrs Butterfield suffered a broken leg and facial cuts while passenger Maiis endured chest injuries. Both cars were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobarton
Albert Butterfield
Davies Nav
Notice to Gardeners Seeks Seed Quanity Report
Gardeners are asked to list quantities of vegetable seeds sown and harvested during the season and report to Mrs. Wolfe by Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
Quarty
Hirany Huckholt Suffering Hand Infection
Hirany Huckholt is laid up due to infection in one hand causing limited activity and daily discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirany Huckholt
County Auditor reports October emergency relief funds
County Auditor BE Butler states he received $618 for the October allotment for emergency relief. This amount represents Kosduth's share of the sales tax collected during the year's second quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roller
BE. J. Butler
Flus
Kosduth
Black Hills trip of Higgins and Bacon to view horses
Geo Higgins and Mark Bacon left early Monday for the Black Hills of South Dakota. Higgins went to purchase a car load of horses and Bacon accompanied him to inspect the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Higgins
Mark Bacon
Black Hills
South Dakota
Mr. Higgins
Mr. Bacon
Beenken and Pannkuk wed in Britt on Oct 9 1984
A dispatch from Britt reports Herman G Beenken and Mrs Gegena Pannkuk married at Britt October 9 1984 with Rev HB Wach- oltz officiating. Couple resides at the Kruse farm in German township and keeps house there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beenken
Mrs Hang Brix Dies After Stroke In Minnesota
Mrs Hang Brix of New London Minnesota died Monday after a stroke from weeks earlier. She was stepsister to Henry and Frank Franzen and to Mrs Frank Wettich, both deceased. Brix was a pioneer resident of the area. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 1 50 p m at her Minnesota home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hang Brix
Bans Brix
New London
Minn
Henry
Frank
Franzen
Frank Wettich
Brix
Minnesota
Legion Holds Breen Post Annual Meeting
Breen Post held their annual meeting on October 4 and elected officers for the coming year. Commander Alfred Oesterreicher, Vice Commander Thomas Young, Adjutant Nathaniel Walsh, Finance Officer Raymond F. Bonacker, Sergeant-At-Arms William H. Ricklets, Chaplain Leonard J.C. Gartner, Historian Howard A. French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Breen Post
Alfred Oesterreicher
Thomas Young
Nathaniel Walsh
Raymond F. Bonacker
William H. Ricklets
Leonard JC. ‘Gartner
Howard A. French
Local church officials attend synod and community events
Rev. HW Schoenlein and Rev. A Kilian attended synod this week. One day institute in Algona kept teachers from school Friday. Mr and Mrs A Missal and Rev J Schoenlein fished at Crystal Lake last Thursday. Mary Hoon fell while playing last week injuring her knee, later infections caused brief confinement. Ernest Petersen was struck in the chest by a volleyball on Sunday, causing pain. Dr H I Torgersen, Homer Tienan, Mrs Elizabeth Kennady drove to Fort Dodge Monday with others. Oscar Norland of Vernon township bought the Aug Schram farm near Emmetsburg at 100 per acre and will move March 1. Harley Bartlett visited Titonka for county recorder race. Halloween dance planned November 1 at 8 pm at the Country Club Algona. County officers to be elected. Mrs Gayken and son Clarence visited from Minnesota with relatives at Woden and Tilonka, lodging with the Rippentrops. Dr H J Torgersen attended a dentists’ meeting at Garner, a clinic held, lantern diet film shown. Guido Sartor underwent tumor removal surgery in Mankato Friday and is convalescing at home, aiming to return to work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Petersen
H. I. Torgersen
Homer Tienan
Elizabeth Kennady
Fort Dodge
Askin
Wolfe
Oscar Norland
Vernon Township
Emmetsburg
Norland
Harley Bartlett
Algona
Titonka
Legion-Auxiliary
Legion and ‘Auxiliary
Ih. D. Gayken
Clarence
Maynard
Minn
I A-Law
Montevideo
Woden
Tilonka
John G. ‘Rippentrop
Portland Township
H. J. Torgersen
Hanengk
Kossuth
Garner
Orgersen
Murray
Luakola
Guido Sartor
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mankato
Minnesota
Florne Sartor
University
County Agent Bonnstetter Receives $62,000 Corn-Hog Funds
County agent Bonnstetter announced the receipt of $62,000 in additional Corn-Hog funds last Saturday. The money is being distributed by Corn-Hog Committee treasurer Carl Hutching. Distributions will mostly occur in Algona, with a prior distribution also made at Bancroft on Wednesday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnstetter
Carl Hutching
Algona
Bancroft
Republican Rally Dates Set for Swea City and Algona
County Chairman G D Shumway says a big Republican rally will be in Swea City October 30 with Ole Nagelstedt and Fred Gilchrist as speakers. Another gathering is planned October 4 at 8 p m in Algona High School auditorium with Fred Faville speaking, plus additional county meetings in the north part of the county from the Republican side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swea City
G. D.shumway
No Action Taken In Canada Case at County Court
Judge George Health presided all last week then left for Humboldt to continue Court. Petit Jury dismissed Monday. No action on the James Canada case charging alteration of a public poll and political affiliations of D. H. Goeders. George Ristay of LaVerne pled guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor, fined $500 plus costs, and sentenced to three months in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
George Health
Humboldt
James DB
D. H. Goeders
George Ristay
LaVerne
Old Residents Visit Fort Dodge From Illinois
H A French transacted business in Fort Dodge while Miss Laura Johnson, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Johnson, visits for a few days. The Johnson family, once in Titanka, moved to California. Laura was adopted. Relatives from Yorkville and Bancroft join the stay as plans to travel to Minnesota and Wisconsin unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Laura Johnson
Pater Johnson
Titanka
Johnsons
Brie Peterson
Johnson
California
Jennie
Leslie Hansen
Geo. Mansen
Morris
Miss Wehnston
Oswego
Laura
Johnstons
Hampton
Miss Johnston
Nobus Windens
Goo, Hansen
Petersen
Tarkness
Willie Aot
G. D. Welhousen
John Welhousen
Bancroft
Minnesota
Miss Viola Rilke Plans Teaching Career at Cedar Falls
Viola Rilke, a Titonka high school graduate from the class of 1932 and daughter of Howard Rike, has lived here all her life. She studied at Ames last year and now attends Iowa State Teachers College at Cedar Falls aiming to become a primary teacher, studying relevant subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola ‘Rilke
Buffalo Township
Titonka
Howard Rike
Miss Rilke
Ames
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Viola
Burt Mother Pleased Topic Letter Responds to Edith Reynolds
A mother voices displeasure at bathing beauty and cigarette smoking images in a recent Titanica Topic issue. She praises Edith Reynolds and expresses frustration with the magazine’s female depictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Edith Reynolds
Mrs Will Cosgrove and Lucille Return From Chicago Visit
Mrs. Will Cosgrove and Lucille arrived home Sunday morning after visiting Kenneth Cosgrove and his family in Chicago. The trip included related gatherings with several friends and relatives from Algona Burt Drown Mtunka Ryanaville Riceville Welcome and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cosgrove
Lucille
Chicago
Kenneth Cosgrove
Matie Christensen
Margaret
Petra Larson
Edmund Larson
Franz ‘Oeter
Algona
A. Larson
Petra Larsen
Ammynd Larson
Orval Holding
Harold Brandan
Drown
Aug, Drown
Tony Sorenson
Irvington
Se. Win. Laurson
Mtunka
Mes
Mis. Avends
Burt
C. H . Ghyistensen
Ness Uuftington
Marie Cliistensen
Clarence Anderson
Frank ‘Wathers
Gink
Harry Trainer
Ryanaville
Indiana
Ray Thompsons
Riceville
Iowa
Roy Waltmans
Welcome, Ming
Reformed Church Notes Sunday School Attendance Declines
The Sunday School attendance has fallen to about 196 over recent Sundays. Parents are urged to bring children as fall weather allows. Holy Communion will be celebrated next Sunday morning with German language used in the service and the missionary offering taken. An annual Mission festival at the Ledyard Reformed Church will be held Sunday afternoon with Ramsay Congregation pastor preaching, English worship at 7:80 PM, and invitations extended to absentees and community friends without a church home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Ledyard
Ramsay
Ramsay Church
Local items from town events and births
A Dentocrat rally will be here at Vitonkt October 27th. Mr and Mrs Clyde Moore are parents of a baby girl born Tuesday. Mrs Fremont Paul and daughters traveled to Algond after school Tuesday on business. Mrs Mimer Peterson Miss Maxine Peterson and Mr and Mrs J Dy Broan had business in Mason City last Friday. Titania relatives of Mrs Martin Nelson of Crystal Lake spent Sunday aiding birthday celebrations. Mr and Mrs John Schroeder of Brtt and Mr and Mrs Pred Missal and family of Garner visited Sunday at the William Boykon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentocrat
Vitonkt
Clyde Moore
Fremont Paul
Dvive Lo Algond
Mimer Peterson
Maxine Peterson
J. Dy Broan
Mason City
Titania
Martin Nelson
Crystal Lake
John Schroeder
Brtt
Pred Missal
Garner
William Boykon
New Deal raises cash farm income in six months
Government figures show cash farm income amounted to 2.761 billion dollars for March through August 1984, compared with 1.984 billion in the 1982 Hoover-era period. August income reached 572 million, up 49.6 percent from August 1983 and 70.5 percent from August 1932, with benefit payments totaling 253 million included.
Social notices and gatherings across Kossuth county
Mr and Mrs Homer Downs visited his mother and a cousin from Twnols in Wesley. Mrs Charles Downs hosted. attendees included Mesdames Bonacker Nelson and Miller, Carrie Bonacker, Leo Marks, Julia Nelson. Rebekkah assembly in Magon City linked to IOOF convention. the Harkness and Welhousen families traveled to Algona and West Bend. Sunday dinners featured Harm Groen family and friends from Burt Titonka Wearast City Rich Point Goldfield. Funeral of L Tweet noted in Algona with burial in Waukon. Northwest Iowa Red Cross regional meeting at Fort Dodge discussed roll call schedule from November 11 to Thanksgiving. Titonka reps included Esther Askin and Lee Wolfe. towns involved Sweg City, Bancroft, Lone Rock, Whittemore, Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bonacker
Miller Nelson
Carrie Bonacker
Leo Marks
Julia Nelson
Magon City
Rebekkah
Red Cross
Iowa
Warden Hotel
Fort Dodge
Esther Askin
Lee O. Wolfe
Titonka
Kossuth
Sweg City
Bancroft
Lone Rock
Whittemore
Bruns and Post Among Spirited Injuries in Spencer Victory
Flat football between Algona and Spencer Thursday night ended in a Spencer win and left Bruns with a broken leg, Post with a broken shoulder, and Monlux with severe leg cuts. Viewers decry refereeing as grossly unfair and beyond the schedule. The game is described as an outrage upon decency rather than football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Spencer
Algona Thigh
al Spencer High
Spencer
Bruns Imo
Post
Bob Monlux
Spencer Bunch
French Class Outing and Seniors Photo Plans
The French class of twelve girls and instructor Miss Johnson enjoyed a cookout in Zwiefel's woods by the river with wieners and chocolate. Miles Stephens was a guest. Seniors plan a Rusger Studio portrait in the morning, a movie in the afternoon, then proofs and return home, chaperoned by Mr Thaoouw and Miss Johnson. Juniors announce a class play Hold Everything with further details next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Johnson
Zwiefel's Woods
Miles Stephens
Rusger Studio
Mason City
Mr. Thaoouw
Thia
Fourth Grade News Birthday and October Classroom Work
Richard Keuchenreather celebrated his September 23 birthday with popcorn balls. In Geography the class studied Japanese people and in English they dramatized King Autumn's Party. October posters adorned the front blackboard. Attendance lists: Darrell Batt Harley Boeckholt Paul Bruns George Higgins Louis Oesterreicher Duane Higgins Richard Keuchenreuther Lavina Jandl Leta Mae Harringa Amy Meyers Anna Ricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Keuchenreather
Autumn
Darrell Batt
Harley Boeckholt
Paul Bruns
George Higgins
Louis O
Monarch life cycle lesson and class enrollment note
First grade class started with 22 pupils then fell to 20 after two moved away. The class reports two sets of twins and four monarch caterpillars that will hatch into butterflies. Robert Jandl brought a Black Swallowtail butterfly, now in a cradle. A Halloween party is planned and several students remain unabsent or on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jandl
Hallows
Janice Bonacker
Julce Bonacker
Rosella Bruns
Alvin da Pue
Ruby Helfner
Robert Higgins
Lawrence Meyers
Himmer Ricks
Melvin Ricks
Lols
Schram
Third Grade News Highlighting Classroom Activities
Seventeen students share details of daily routines and school events. Donald Hoff and Luella Prutsman joined during the fifth week. Weekly Book Club, health charts, handwriting, fruit basket projects, and English storytelling are noted. Second graders invited to a Halloween party with yellow invitations in black envelopes marked Watch Out or Beware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hoff
Luella Prutsman
Second Grade News from West Bend School
Donald Budlong wants to West Bend. Harold Harringa visits George Lake with family. Second graders paint library furniture and build a rock garden in the sandbox. Arithmetic 100s include Kenneth Brandt Donald Budlong L Herbert Callies Wilbur Doege Lorraine Eden Leola Kromminga Ita Mas Meyers Helen Rawitt Tola Rippentroy Alyera Schwepne. High school carnival set for Friday, October 19. details to appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Budlong
West Bend
Harold Harringa
George ‘Lake
Kenneth Brandt
L Herbert Callies
Wilbur Doege
Lorraine Eden
Leola Kromminga
Ita Mas Meyers
Helen Rawitt
Tola Rippentroy
Alyera Schwepne
Five Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
Five marriage licenses were issued in the past week ending Monday. Couples listed include Robert Adamson and Hester Martin of Minneapolis. Roy Lettinger and Mildred Drone of Algona. Charles Heldersche it and June Pomeroy of Genet. Kenneth Dow Laidley of Algona and Hazel C. Olson of Fort Dodge. Roland K. Relmer of Hamstead. Alma Mayer of Fenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liversey
Robert Adamson
Hsther Martin
Minneapolis
Roy Lettinger
Mildred Drone
Algona
Charles Helderscheit
June Pomeroy
Ginit
Kenneth Dow Laidley
Hazel C. Olson
Fort Dodge
Roland &. Relmer
Hamestead
Iowa
Alma Mayer
Fenton
Titoenka Rally Attendees Dine Frill at Al Gonax
The Republican rally and dinner on Friday evening drew a list of attendees including Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Peterson, H. Schweppe, R. L. Krantz, Mrs. W. J. Denton, and Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Hamstreet, all gathered in Titoenka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titoenka
Algonax
Wii
A. M. Peterson
H. ©. Schweppe
R. L. Krantz
W. J. Denton
W. P.hamstreet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Church
Mater Vehicle Dept
HW. W. Schoenlein
A. Kilian
H. A. French
Mrs
Homer Downs
Wesley
Twnols
Charles Downs
Geo. Harkness
Mrs. Welhousen
Statio
Harm Groen
Fred Welp
Lorraine Jung
Henry Stroebel
Lawrence Henry
Harm Groen Jr
Burt,flerald
Chris Hansen
Goldfield
Tom Youngs
Rasmus Hansen
Titonky
Youngs
the Knutsons
Wearast City
Geo, Johnson
Rich Point
Harry Reed
4. L. Tweet
Waukon
Tweet
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