Final Rites Held for Mrs Floyd Colwell in Moorland
Mrs Mary Colwell aged 87 died at her Grant township home from influenza and complications. Final rites were held at Moorland Catholic Church with Rev B A Hent officiating. Pallbearers were Qoran Loehr Maud Loehr Adrian McCarville Eugene McCarville Francis McCarville Leo Walsh. Obituary notes she was a pianist and former Moorland church organist, married Floyd Colwell on January 21 1920 and lived in Ayrshire Hardy Titonka and Grant township. Survived by husband four children Dorothy twins Earl Hyelyn and Patricia Ann, parents Mr and Mrs Thomas McCarville, sisters Dorothy and Agnes and brothers Joseph Edmond Charles Floyd and Leo. Funeral processions from Ledyard and Moorland followed by burial in Moorland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Colwell
Grant Township
Moorland
B. A. Hent
Qoran
Maud Loehr
Adrian
Eugene
Francis McCarville
Leo Walsh
Ledyard
Mary McCarville
Charles
Floyd
Albany
New York
Agnes McCarville
Wagner
Leo
Swea City Herald
P. T. A. Notes Titonka Unit Hosts Kossuth County PTA
The Titonka Parent-Teacher Association will host Kossuth County PTA units next Tuesday afternoon October 25 at 1 30 in the home of Mrs Roy Budlong. Ethel Collester president of the north central district will be guest. A short program and tea are planned. The executive board and all interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Budlong
Mary Ball
Mona Bonacker
Town Dvision
Julia Larnon
Martha Bonacker
Galena Zwissel
Minnia Oosterreicher
Hoon
Fred Wentz
Astelle Bonacker
Torgersen
Dunmire
Wn. Schram
Edith Fisher
Ray Hansen
Otto Falk
Pearl Ricklefa
Reformed Ladies Aid Meeting At Church Basement
The Reformed church Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday October 26 in the church basement with Mesdamer John ft Rippentrop and John Radamaker as hostesses. Alice Kicked by a Horse Win: Alice, living two miles east of town, was kicked on the knee by a horse while working around the barn last week. He is unable to do any work and will be in in two or three weeks from the effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the
Reformed Church
Mesdamer
John Ft. Rippentrop
John Radamaker
Alice
Move to Sioux Falls and bank critique on land schemes
Rev and Mrs G Haken plan to move to Sioux Falls after completing a new home, saying they will relocate this week. The piece includes a Des Moines Register cartoon critique of joint stock land banks, detailing how loans on land collapsed as land prices fell, foreclosures ensued, and bonds against mortgages were bought back cheaply, enriching bank owners while farmers lost homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
G. Haken
Spirit Lake
Ben UW. Meyer
Haken
Tople
Des Moines Register
Joint Stock Land Banking
Joint Stock
Estherville
Free Boxing Match at Woden Club Show
The Woden Athletic Club sponsors a twenty four round boxing event Saturday night at Woden. Admission is free and spectators are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
Woden Athletic Club
Lutheran Church Notes Service Next Sunday at 11
Lutheran notes announce German service next Sunday at 11 with Sunday School at 10 am. No choir rehearsal during the season. Religious instruction Saturday morning 10 to 12. Christmas goals were distributed last Sunday to aid charitable patients in our Texas TB sanitarium. Buy stamps from the children to support reformations Ray celebration on Sunday Oct 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorn
Chifstmas
T. B. Santarium
Texas
T. B
Ray
Abd Wormatp
Hoover Defends Not Lending Direct Farm Credit
A 1920s letter argues Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds flowed to railroads and big interests at low rates while farmers faced 8 percent loans. The writer claims direct farm lending would have circulated money to insurers and banks, condemns Hoover for rejecting that plan, and warns of a pawn broker role for the nation through rail financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Financed Corporation
Hoover
A Chicken for Every Pot Excerpt From Hoover Speech
The Washington Herald reports Hoover’s claim that Republican prosperity has ended the idea of a poor man’s party. The speech extols rising wages, abundant goods, and broader credit, linking prosperity to jobs, savings, and investment while promising continued improvement through GOP governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoovers
Washington Herald
Washington, D. C
Ingman
Walla
Savings Bank
Adolph Holland Choked to Death at 36
Adolph Holland son of Mr and Mrs N A Holland from a farm seven miles northeast of Woden choked on the street in Forest City Saturday evening He was rushed to the Holland home where he died before a doctor arrived He had been ill two weeks with throat tuberculosis Spent time at a Colorado sanitarium and leaves two brothers Kenneth and Clarence and five sisters Emila Helena Selma Luella Myrtle plus many relatives and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Holland
N. A. Holland
Woden
Forest City
Holland
Colorado
Kenneth
Clarence
Emila
Helena
Selma
Luella
Myrtle
Woden Corres
Standing in the Church Breadline
J G Jackson laments Christians who take church benefits while giving nothing in return. He tells of a Lexington real estate pitch praising local institutions including a church, then confesses his own hesitance to contribute, urging readers to support the church rather than rely on others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Great State University
Woodland Avenue
Woodland Park
J. G. Jackson
The
Layman Company
Northern and Southern Zone raccoon opossum seasons
Open season for raccoon and opossum in the Northern Zone runs from October 20 through December 1, with the Southern Zone following from November 1 to December 20. The notice specifies dates and zones for hunting and compliance.
Methodist Church Notes Start Of New Year In Titanics
The Methodist Church begins a new year with Rev Faul and his family moving into the parsonage. A Chalk Walk sermon titled Pictures of Life will be delivered at 11 am on Sunday, followed by Epworth League at 7 16 pm and Sunday services at 7 45 pm. The Sunday School cohort is urged to attend weekly as plans for the year unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanics
Faul
Iowa
Epworth League
Qyhile
Avery Dunday
Portland society notes and local visits fade into memory
Henry Nelsons acquire a Whippet named Mrs. John Trinkhill. Mrs. Clinton sick with flu last week. Miss Viva Brayton spent Saturday with friend Darlene Stott. Portland Progress Club meets Thursday at Mrs. Henry Smith’s home. Viola Ringsdorf and Virginia Trenary visited the Tryin Krieger home Friday. Families and neighbors hosted dinners and guest at various homes including McWhorter, Larsen, Dittmer, Ringsdorf, Sigsbee, Gramge, Rippentrop, and Phelps households. Several local outings, fall injuries, and upcoming birthdays documented among Algona area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Trinkhill
Viva Brayton
Darlene Stott
Portland Progress Club
Henry Smith
Viola Ringsadort
Virginia Trenary
Tryin Krieger
8. M. Peterson
Lewis McWhorter
Leo Brayton
Albert Gramge
Algona
Ray Oesterreichers
Clarence Schutter
John Rippentrop
Martin Larsen
Whittemore
Sigsbee
Howard
Gordon
John Dittmar
Jesse
Viola Ringsdert
Chas, Larsen
Bernard Phelps
Dna Speering
Thompson
Iggiring Callibrate
Ann Stowe
Jim Lewick
Lucille
Vera Chipman
Butt
G. J. Graham
John Kitchenreuther
Chase Phelps Home
Banded pigeon found on Forest City area farm
Stanley Holland reports a banded pigeon found on his father Chas Holland’s northwest Forest City area farm. The leg band reads RPC429 AU31 and advises reporting to the Bureau of Biological Survey in Washington or the Iowa Fish and Game Commission in Des Moines. Provide rider’s name address location and date when reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Holland
Chas
Holland
Forest City
Bureau of Biological
Washington, D. Ic
Iowa Fish and Game Commis
Des Moines
Warning to trappers about jumping opening dates
The article warns trappers that setting traps before the official opening dates for game birds and animals can lead to fines and higher costs. Examples include five hunters fined 50 dollars for jumping the squirrel opener and seven hunters fined 180 dollars for pheasant opening violations. The text argues the law protects the fur industry and cautions against pre opening date trapping to avoid penalties.
Contractor to Erect Dr Ball Office Building
Mal Cowan of Algona has been awarded the contract to construct a 22 by 32 foot office building for Dr. R. C. Ball at his home. Work started yesterday with vitrified block material and salvaged lumber from demolished structures. The new building will include an office, operating room, and a garage for Dr Ball’s cars, adding value to his practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Cowan
Algona
R. C. Ball
Titonia Library Hours and New Books Added
The Titonia Public Library holds hours each Tuesday from noon to 1 p.m. and Saturdays from 2 to 6 p.m. Between October 1 and October 25, 162 books were loaned. Two new books joined the pay shelf: Storm Drift by Ethel M. Dell and Phillippa by Ann D Sedgwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonia Public
Funeral Attendance and Travel Reflections in Iowa Trip
Mr and Mrs G D Walhousen left that week Wednesday for Waupum to attend the funeral of relative Mr John Freriks who died suddenly of heart trouble while feeding horses. The service was held Thursday. Walhousen noted few changes since leaving his old home, crops were good, roads were fine, and he met many old friends. Harry Reed was on the sick list yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Walhousen
Waupum
Wid
John Freriks
We Housen
Iowa
Fishing in Iowa Shows Strong River Catches This Fall
The state reports good catches across rivers including the Upper Iowa with a four pounds eleven ounce smallmouth and a five pound large mouth. Catfish run heavy on the East Nishnabotna from Atlantic to Lewison Cass county, with several hundred weighed four to five pounds. Raccoon River from Panora to Stuart yields good catfish, and Des Moines River from Des Moines to Ft Dodge reports walleyed pike and smallmouth. Northern lakes offer solid sport as fishermen prepare for October when fish activity peaks and frost ends insect feeding.
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Towa
Puocke
Iowa
Nishnabotna
Atlantic
Lewison
Cass County
C. White
Harlan
White
Raccoon
Panora
Stuart
Guthrie County
Des Moines
Ft. ‘Dodge
Feada
Ramsay church activities curtailed due to corn picking
Reformed Church notes show weekday events suspended. Ladies Aid and choir not meeting. Attendance Sunday included Mia Kobue Tjaden and Katig Been ken. Many pupils and teachers absent yet 156 present. Parents urged to bring children to Sunday School and adult class. Catechetical and confirmation classes begin Saturday Nov 5 with several classes planned. Former pastor Rey G Haken attended and reports his new home is nearly ready to move in late month.
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Ramsay Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mia
Kobue Tjaden
Katig Beenken
Rey G. Haken
Legion Auxiliary Adds Members and Plans 1932 33 Agenda
The Legion Auxiliary lists new members Galena Zwiefel Pearl Krominga and Anna Bruns and urges dues payment to Irena Petersen Gagena Pannhuk Mildred Jennings Mathilda Walk Martha Bonacker or at the Drug Store. It details fund-raising efforts for hospitalized WW veterans and garment donations, plus a yearly calendar from membership through October with emphasis each month on membership work, Christmas gifts for disabled veterans, and Memorial Poppy sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena Zwiefel
Pearl Krominga
Anna Bruns
Irena Petersen
Gagena Pannhuk
Mildred Jennings
Mathilda Walk
Martha Bonacker
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Congress
Lincoln
Washington
Unite
Yune Q
Interallied Veterans Federation
Ajftersat
Theis
Conservation groups quote on rights to hunt and fish
Seth Gordon of the American Game Association argues that without conservation groups there would be hunting or fishing today, even in the densely populated portions of the United States and Canada, in remarks to the International Association of Game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Seth Gordon
American Game Association
International Association of Game
Hansen Visit Highlights Farm and Fishing Ties near Iowa Lake
Rainy Richter of Solway Minnesota recently visited friends in Kossuth county and Mr Dodge. He moved from Fort Dodge to a farm near Bermigi milea west of town after resigning a year ago. Richter toured relatives in Portland township and spoke of his satisfaction with farming and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainy Richter
Solway
Minn
Kossuth
Mr. Dodge
Fort Dodge
Milea Weat
Bermiji
Gus Richter
Portland
Jawa
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P. T. A. Notes
Lutheran Church Notes
Methodist Church
Portland News
Henry Nelsons
DR. Ball
Harry Reed
Reformed Church News
Legion Auxiliary Notes
Pearl Rickless
Martha Falk
Edith Adamson
Dnoxviile
Carrie Bonacker
Julia Garson
Andrew Hansen
Iowa Lake Sunday
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