Harm Limberg dies after stroke in Bingham township
Harm Limberg, 71, died Monday at 10 a m after a stroke. He lived across from the John A Loosden farm and was highly regarded in the community. Funeral services are planned at his home and Rev Meyer church southeast of the Limpes home. Mrs Hellmuth Harms seeks state help covering medical costs from injuries after a buck deer attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harm Limberg
Bingham Township
John A. Loosden
Limberg
Squaw Lake
Hellmuth Harms
State Fish and Gine Department
Harrs
Obituary of William Baade in Wells Iowa region
The obituary records William Baade born October 2 1901 Wells Iowa baptized December 1901 died last Thursday after a lingering illness. He lived with his family in Wells Buffalo Center and Kossuth County and is survived by his mother Jessie. two brothers Henry and Emil. four sisters Mrs Brenden Abs Christian Senne and others. The text reflects his faith in God and desire to follow His will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baade
God
Dietrich Aide
Minnie Joe Conncil
Wells“ts
Iowa
Lisburg
Buffalo Titer
Breden
Christian Senne
Lakota i ‘S
Wm. Koch
Thompson
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
We express appreciation to neighbors and friends for kindnesses shown during the illness of our son and brother Wm Banda. Thanks for flowers and to those who aided in the music. Mrs Dick Banda and children Mr and Mrs H L Tuttle Albert Lea Mina Mr and Mrs Guy Giddings and daughter Mina and Nallia War of Burt were timer guests of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Doege Sudday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Banda
Dick Banda
H. L. Tuttle
Bert Lea
Mina
Guy Giddings
Nallia War of
Burt
Lawrence
Doege Sudday
Mrs Lucy Lizer Dies After Prolonged Illness at 87
Lucy Caroline Andrews born May 9 1946 in Richland County Ohio moved across states including Indiana Iowa and Kansas. She married EW Lizer in 1865, lived in Buchanan county and Waverly Kansas before settling Kosssuth County near family. She was baptized Methodist and died Sunday morning at 6 30 after two years poor health and two weeks bedfast with pneumonia aged 87 years 5 months 6 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Caroline Andrews
Richland County
Ohio
Marshall County
Indiana
Buchanan County
Iowa
EW Lizer
Waverly
Kansas
Mr. Liger
Kossuth County
James Andrews
Dean
Frank Lizer
Wes Phalia
Mary Smith
Dubuque
Methodist Church
Doan
Methodist Church Notes Harbor Youth Event and Harvest Supper
Saturday at 4:30 there is a party at the church for children ages 11 to high school. The session lasts 90 minutes and will plan for upcoming activities. Saturday evening features a harvest chicken supper served by the aid. Services Sunday at usual hours. Epworth League meets at 7 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
North Central PTA District Meet Set for Algona Friday
The North Central District Conference of the P T A will meet in Algona on Friday October 20 1938. The program lists registration at 9 00 district board meeting 9 30 invocation by Rev Sjostrand greetings by Mrs D D Monlux and music including violin sale. Afternoon events include a school of instruction announcements luncheon sessions a play My Son John and reports from the Parent Education Conference with Dr Edward A Stainer and a concluding business meeting followed by a tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Sjostrand
D. D. Monlux
Algona Anit
Arthur ‘Huesser
Mra
P. B. Schwarck
C. 0. Collester
H. D. Morrison
Viola Bishop
O. Hh, Merkel
E. F. ‘Crabb
K. R. Camp
Bonnstetter
A. Anderson
Roy Budlong
Titonka
Pres
Wasauth Go
Sounell
Mothers Singers
Son John
Amamortal Senvica
Voval
L. R. Gartland
Spencer
Iowa City
Haeaser
Grinnell
Edward A. Stainer
Congress
Kasauth County
Algous
Union Two
County Relief Garden Project Aids 225 Families
County relief gardens organized by the Red Cross and county agents fed about 225 families over the summer, with seed units purchased last spring and distributed through local committees. Activity included canning 12,892 quarts of food and harvesting 735 bushels of potatoes, 1761 heads of cabbage, and 482 pecks of mixed vegetables, while several groups sold produce to buy canning jars and sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Reliaf
Legionaires
American Legion
G. Vogel
Burt
H. B. Woodward
Whittemore
Willis Cotton
Lone Rock
Bason
Laverne
G. W. Carmean
Bancroft
Ida Larson
Swea City
Bill Weisbrod
Fenton
Ray Bonacker
Touka
Bertha Scott
Wesley
George Dunn
Ledyard
H. ‘Hh. Murray
Lakota
County meeting outlines rural leadership plan in Bancroft
The Kossuth county group met in Bancroft Oct 9 to discuss leadership for farm bureau and 4 H programs, stressing active township committees, membership growth, and home project aims. Attendees included multiple township leaders and project workers, with songs and entertainment planned for 1993 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nease S. Knowles
AL Dla
Ledher
Kossuth County
Bancroft School
Farm’ Bureau
Town Farm Bureau
Nancy Lee
Tha Low
iCar
Santa
Ucla
Alleulat
Ray Miller
Greenwood Township
Grant
Will Watsproh
Willis Cotton
A. J. Krause
Fenton
Howard Sealy
Agnew Seely
Plum Creek
Glenn Burt
Eagle
Husking Contest Friday in Algona area
A county corn husking event will take place at the Mike Loss farm two miles south of Algona and one mile from Call park next Friday October 27 at 10 p m. Entries include Herman Bade Wesley Leo Barley Edwin Gerebar Ernest Heidecker Henry Heidecker J Graham Graham Mtonka Ovvie Peterson Ralph Huplburt Petey Been ken. Prizes are donated by Algona merchants with talk of a second contest for men over fifty at a later hour. Registration by October 18 to Mrs G D Brundage for luncheon 26 cents Conference fee 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Loss
Algona
Call Park
Morrison
Herman Bade
Wesley
Leo Barley
Edwin Gerebar
Ernest Heidecker
Henry Heidecker
J. G. Graham
Titonka
Morris Graham
Mtonka
Ovvie Peterson
Burt
Ralph Huplburt
Lone Rock
Petey Beenken
O'Clock
Unclear fragment from 1934 notices in New London area
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Hans Brix Carl Gelsking Monks Tews Dick Baade and dates in 1934 including May 3 and April 1 with places New London Mian and Weasley and a vague love reference. lacks coherent event or notice details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Brix
New London
Carl Gelsking
Monks
Mrg
Dick Baade
Weasley
Love
Training School Mantis Tincoln and Ledyard townships meet
A training school session held at Mrs J H Holcomb's home in Ledyard on October 1 focused on housekeeping, cleaning equipment, and homemade solutions. Attendees included local leaders and 4 H club members from Ledyard and Lincoln townships, with a noon covered dish luncheon. Lincoln township plans to complete its organization at the October 20 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantis Tincoln
Ledyard
Mra. J. H. Holcomb
Twenay
Poon
J. E. Teikamp
Cooperator
Mra. Ll. A. Nits
Emma Gut‘techt
Julia ‘Wortman
J. J. Ukena
Jerry Hestland
Crairman
Art DB. Anderson
Frank Lewis
Ledyard Township
H. Warburton
Lincoln Township
Warburton
Grand Jury Examines Governor Statement in Public Record Case
The Grand Jury in Algona considered James B. Canada of Webster City for altering a public poll book showing Dennis E. Goeders’s party affiliation. The case involves Goeders’s Democratic appointment and Governor Clyde Herring’s absence, with a secret deliberation and a Tuesday session planned, aided by attorney John A. Senneff for County Attorney M. C. McMahon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
James B. Canada
Webster City
Dennis E. Goeders
State Fish & Game Commission
Goeders
Board of Supervisors
H. B. White
Canada
Grand Jury
Clyde Herring
Pasdes
BE. J. Butler
Gta
John A. Senneff
Mason City
M. CG. McMahon
All Around the Hub and Back Again
John Van Ness becomes a Cedar Rapids Business College student while Catherine Van Ness visits from Quown. Attorneys Stillman and Shumway appear in Des Moines and Bancroft on recent business. Mrs Murtagh shows improvement from sleeping sickness. Mrs Johnson undergoes a major operation in Fort Dodge. Local officials, families, and court matters occupy several towns as the grand jury and October term begin. The State Fish and Game Department seized a Bancroft gravel pit pool for fish removal. Public works and labor remarks conclude the town notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Ness
Cedar Rapids
Lancaster
Eugene Murtagh
George H. Johnson
Dora Richardson
Bancroft
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Shirley
Hitcheart
8. D
Mra
Frank Vyoas
Gentry Galbraith
van Ness
Pickenhamer
Das Moines
James DeLand
Vspoyt
She ‘Grand Jury
Humborts
West Okoboji
Eminment ‘Commission Dontlines
Monthly cost of our schools in Buffalo Consolidated
Readers are shown a monthly breakdown of Buffalo Consolidated School expenses from July through September. The list includes salaries, janitor services, supplies, printing, heating, power, bonds, and various vendors with amounts for each item. The report notes state aid and county efforts for poor relief and mentions marriage licenses and local officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tople
Buffalo Consolidated
H. M. Smith
Delbert Sankey
Eldora Lowman
Algona
Paul D. Grosg
Dorothy H. Johnson
Council Bluffs
Donald Saunders
Viova Teskey
Blue Earth
Minn
Paul A. Dawson
Violy Tuskey
Paul
McDonald
Charlies Mortis
J. M. Moore
Ware
Des Moines
Thi
Pitty
Iowa
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Moyer Church
Paul Erickson
Blimey Erickson
Rodmat
Leland Brown
Sioux Fails
Cymet
Wiizabeth Kennedy
John Pauelson
Nolte
Town
Frank D. Fisher
Thielson
Rolfe
William Bade
Lawrence Dooge
Lucy Lizer
P.T. A County
Batledelphia
Pubilo Ledger
G. D. Brundage
Ridgeley St
Grand Jury Studies
Sully
Dick Harma
Jautter
A. Hoon
Mitton-Bradley Coste Gece
Stott
Klilpton Ledger
Prench Lumber Cow
Er Caey
M. Welch Mfg. Co
Miplomag
Vaciiesseeeres
C. A. Hoon
Boyken & Schwappe
Dick Harms
Dick Arms
W. H. Stott
H. H. Downs
Savings
Bank
Ught
S. Kuhy
National Bank
Red Adamson
Ricklets
K. H. Robiasy & Sone
Overmayor
Denton
G. A. ‘Hoon
W. J. Denton
Savings Bank
Callies
Ditto Company
H. Kurtz Co
al Borman
Sudpnes
Mpls. Paper Co
Central Scientific Co
Dab
Metropolitan Supply Co
T. A. Dunmire
Lela Stephens
Millian Crone
Delma Henderson
Ruth Mayberry
Nellie Naleon
Mary Oesterreicher
Lara Lewick
Allene Johnson
Wm. Ricklets
M. Christensen
Emer Petersen
Evens
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