Titonka Topic: Local Hunters Ready for Ducks and Pheasants
The Titonka Topic reports hunters in Kossuth County preparing for duck season opening Tuesday noon and pheasant season starting November 11 for ten half days. Ducks show few large flights due to mild weather. daily bag limit four with eight in possession. pheasants limited to two roosters per day, hens not allowed since 1943.
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Des Moines
Iowa Conservation Commission
Emmet
Kossuth
Winnebago
Worth
Palo Alto
Hancock
Cerro Gordo
Humboldt
Local residents and visitors highlighted in community notes
Lakota Mrs. G J Blackman returns home from Fort Dodge after visiting her parents the Telkamps. Norman Lee Helmke born Oct 17 to Mr and Mrs Norman Helmke of Renwick weighing six pounds five and a half ounces. Mrs Helmke is former La Vonne Telkamp. Hartwell family welcomed a baby during Ames visit at the Guy Beemer home. Schaper family returns from Savannah Ill and Chadwick Belleuve trip. W S Co S unit meeting held at Ledyard. Titonka visitors Ernest Wortman home. John Wortman ill with malaria. Ennen family visits Ogden. Adams of Waterloo visiting Lester home. Kienitz son on leave with mother Rachel Kienitz. Aalderks of Cleveland visit. tour to Clear Lake and Algona. Heetland and Emory Smith attend legion meeting in Fort Dodge. Heetland speaks on local boy scouts. Bazaar and chicken supper at Presbyterian church clears 208.
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G. J. Blackman
Fort Dodge
Ed Telkamp
Norman Lee
Norman Helmke
Renwick
T. C. Schaper
Tom Loats
Kenneth
Titonka
Ernest Wortman
John
Don Wortman
McAlester College
St. Paul
George Ennen
Ogden
Donald Lester
Nineteen new cars and a truck licensed in Kossuth
Nineteen new cars and one new truck were licensed in Kossuth county last week. The new owners include J. H. Welp of Bancroft for a Ford Vanette truck, J. B. Asa of Algona for Frazer, Shirley Beck of Swea City for Nash, John Brandt of Led yard for Chevrolet, O. R. Jensen of Fenton, Leonard Youngwirth of Whittemore for Chevrolet, Amos Finnestad of Fenton for Mercury, Sylvester Gorazkowski of Swea City for Plymouth, Guy Harmon of Algona for Studebaker, Roger Jensen of Lone Rock, Fred Munger of Ledyard for Studebaker, Paul Hertzke of Lakota, Rev. Rabt. Kittrell of Algona, Irvin Koppen of Lakota, Ralph Lindhorst of Algona, Duane E. Jensen of Algona, Phil Wonder of Fenton for Dodge, Joe Krieps of Sexton, H. A. Norman of Algona, Waif Waltman of Corwith for Oldsmobile.
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Kossuth
J. H. Welp
Bancroft, Frazer
J. B. Asa
Algona
Nash
Shirley Beck
Swea City
Chevrolet
John Brandt
Ledyard
O. R. Jensen
Fenton
Leonard Youngwirth
Whittemore
Mercury
Amos Finnestad
Plymouth
Sylvester Goraczkowski
Studebaker
Guy Harmon
Roger Jensen
Lone Rock
Fred Munger
Ford
Paul Hertzke
Lakota
Rabt
Kittrell
Vin Koppen
Ralph Lindhorst
Dodge
Duane E. Jensen
Phil Wonder
Buick
Joe Krieps
Sexton
H. A. Norman
Oldsmobile
Waif Waltman
Corwith
Nine Couples Get Marriage Licenses in Kossuth County
Nine couples received marriage licenses in Kossuth county last week. The matches include Clair Biondahl with Shirley Baker of Lagle Grove, Merley Chamberlain of Irvington with Helen Christensen of Laverne, Melvin Green with Margaret Pendelton of Quinby, Gilbert Hanzlicek of Great Bend Kansas with Winifred Plumb of Algona, Raymond Heller of Whittemore with Ruth Baldwin of Algona, Francis L. McMahon with Ruth Nasby of Algona, Richard W. Sabal of New York with Lucille E. Berg of Swea City, Arthur F E Wiese with Frances Hudson of Algona, John R. Winter of Buffalo Center with Marion Butts of Britt.
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Kossuth County
Clair Biondahl
Shirley Baker
Lagle Grove
Merley
Chamberlain
Irvington
Helen Christensen
Laverne
Melvin Green
Margaret Pendelton
Quinby
Gilbert Hanzlicek
Great Bend
Kansas
Winifred Plumb
Algona
Raymond Heller
Whittemore
Ruth Baldwin
Francis L. McMahon
Ruth Nasby
Richard W. Sabal
New York
Lucille E. Berg
Swea City
Arthur FE. Wiese
Frances Hudson
John R. Winter
Buffalo Center
Marion Butts
Britt
Train of misfortune hits Mrs Wallace farm near Williamsburg
On a recent Sunday at the Mrs John Wallace farm near Williamsburg a prize Belgian horse became entangled in a stanchion. Archie Hoskinson was struck on the jaw by a slipping timber and needed medical care. The horse broke a leg and had to be shot.
Farm Bureau readies 1948 campaign rollout
In Kossuth county Iowa a Wednesday meeting set township quotas for the 1948 Farm Bureau membership drive. Forty captains were named for townships and a county goal of 2500 members was set to make the county the top in Iowa. Plans call for at least 20 workers per township and leaders meetings were announced.
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Farm Bureau
Burt
Owen Hurt
Kossuth County
City of Algona
Ronald Gardiner
Buffalo
Burton Hansen
Garfield
Fred Kuecker
Telko Stecker
C. O
Clean eggs help town homemakers aid market
Iowa State College poultry expert W. R. Whitfield warns late summer heat harms egg quality and prices. Quick cooling after gathering, use of wire baskets, cool damp storage, and frequent collection improve marketability. Wash dirty eggs only if for immediate cooking and maintain clean nests to avoid losses.
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W. R. Whitfield
Iowa State College
Whitfield
Woden News St John’s Lutheran Service and Visits
Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 30 Divine Worship at 10 30 Confirmation instruction Saturday. Miss Marjorie Buns employed at Daytons in Minneapolis and Wm Zaputel of Minneapolis spent the weekend with Marjorie’s parents Mr and Mrs Herman Buns. Mrs Luther Larson and Mrs W L Tindall attended a Friendship meeting of the Eastern Star at Forest City Wednesday evening. Numerous local visits and social events described including bridge at the Truesdell home and family visits among residents. Mrs W W Dirksen of Mason City became ill and is in a Mason City hospital.
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ST. John's Lutheran
H. J. Knoploh
Marjorie Buns
Dayton
Minneapols
Wm. Zaputel
Minneapolis
Marjorie
Herman Buns
Luther Larson
W. L. Tindall
Eastern Star
Forest City
Larson
Tindall
Marshall
Ted Bode
Marilyn
Ceylon
Joe McGurk
Britt
Fritz T. Gerdes
May Goslin
C. L. Goslin
Fort Dodge
Charles Murr
Mason City
Mary Rudisill
H. C. Smith
Sac City
Alvin Hanna
Thompson
Wm. Wood
W. W. Dirksen
Il Sudendly
Will of John R. Hall Leaves Most to Charities
John R. Hall, 88, of Tonia died recently with a will showing no contact from relatives in 25 years. He left the bulk of his estate to Iowa and Nebraska charities and religious institutions, including a 320 acre farm.
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John R. Hall
Tonia
Iowa
Nebraska
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