Obituary of Harm Limberg and family ties
Obituary notes Harm Limberg born May 27, 1862 in Germany who emigrated to the United States with his family, settled near Woden Iowa, married Sophia Janors in 1891, and died October 16 at age 71. He was a Christian Reform church member, father of ten, with a long service as trustee and elder. funeral at Christian Reform Church on October 19.
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Harm Limberg
Germany
Agley
Lowa
Garmie
Hancock County
Woden
Minvelt
Alla
Sophia Janors
Air. Limberg
Christian Reform Church
Wih West OC Woden
Congregation
Aitully
Old Elder
My. Limberg
John
Nie Ostercamp
Ban
Conrad
Sue Meyer
Tana
Herman
Edward
Jake
John Limberg
Sipa
Mattie Hayenga
Abeth Schrage
Qne
Qet
D. J. Meyer
Walghnand
Luke Limberg
Ackley
Light
Midgar
Mra
It Jaspers
D Jaspers
Kole Jaspers
G. Jasparg
Itapolis
Minn
Henry Dricks
Shall’ Rock
Towa
Jon Johnson
Shell Rock
Tom Plies
Allison
iSchrage
Conrad Schrage
John Schrage
Win
Dickman
Clarks
H. Reintys
Hua
Jake Bottema
Katie Lim
Dike
Henry Halas
Gary
Gen
Limberg
D Limberg
John Thee
Leslieberg
Marietta
J. Abel Limberg
Emil
Il Genter
Geotson
Myrtle
Ben H. Meyer
Jos Behrends
I Stootz
William
Mountain
Minu
Adolphoster
Ley My
Leo Labranda
Astus
Migs Lena
Asf Buffato Center
Oarl
Ate
Behrends
Algona
R. Gerdes
Lakota
Thi PB. Hansen
Birthday anniversary honors World War veteran in Crystal Lake
Mr and Mrs J R Kell and family and Mr and Mrs J F Callies with Jackie attended the forty third birthday anniversary of lifer Harl Hobbs, honored in Crystal Lake. Attendees from Titania relatives and local Crystal Lake residents praised the World War II veteran who served eighteen months in France at the Front.
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J.R. Kell
Mra
J. F. Callies
Jackie
Crystal Lake
Harl ‘Hobbs
Kell
Titania
France
Boy Scout Jamboree Invites Local Scout Committees
A Monday night meeting at the high school gym invites all local boy scouts and friends of Scout age to a special program. Scouts plan a volleyball challenge against the Committee fathers, hoping many youths will join the scouts.
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Hopinn
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Committee
Buffalo Wyoming Visitors Stop Overnight With Lucas Family
Mr and Mrs H Lucas of Buffalo Wyoming visited Mrs Lucas brother M Craven and family on Monday night. They traveled east to the Blue Ridge Mountains, bought four Dodge cars in Detroit ten days earlier, and on returning stopped overnight before resuming home. Mr Lucas is a county newspaper publisher whose father worked with Mrs A Pierce in Des Moines.
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Bufalo
Wyoming
Mas. A. Pierce
Des Moines
Mr. Lucas
Dale Craven
Brandts Visit Foxhome Neighbors Deickmans
Chris Brandt and his wife visited old neighbors Mr and Mrs Boye Deickman in Foxhome Minnesota. They arrived 2 p m and spent Monday and Tuesday with the Deickmans. Brandt notes that crops are poor but the family is doing well. Boye recently bought a 200 acre farm seven miles from town. The Deickmans keep fifteen horses twenty cows 100 turkeys and a large flock of chickens. They look well and recall their Titonka days. The Brandts returned home Tuesday evening.
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Chris Brandt
Foxhome
Boye Deickman
Minn
Deickman
Brandt
Boye
Nwn
Corwith
Delckmans
Titonka
Thomas plans grand rapids run with corn for Estherville
Frank D. Fisher seeks a used heating stove and notes CG and Thomas will drive this week to Grand Rapids Minnesota with a truckload of corn for Mr. Wilson of Estherville.
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CG. &. Thomas
Grand Rapids
Minn
Mr. Wilson
Estherville
D. Fisher
Ramsay Reformed Church Adds Seven Communicants
The Ramsay Reformed Church welcomed seven adults as communicant members by church letter or confession. Friday the Christiana program committee meets at eight. Next Sunday October 29 two sacraments of Holy Communion will be administered in both languages. A quarterly mission offering will be taken at the morning service to support church work.
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Reformed Church
Ramsay Reformed Church
Christinsa
America
The
Reformed Church In
Canada Indicted by Grand Jury in Algona Poll Book Case
Governor Clyde L. Herring and Adjutant General Charles F. Grahl testified to the Grand Jury about poll book handling tied to James E. Canada. The jury indicted Canada for uttering a forged instrument by altering the Vol. I Poll Book of the June 4 1933 primary in Algona precinct.
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Juge DeLand
Clyde L. Herring
Charles F. Grahl
Cgovernor
Canada
D. H. Goedars
Dish & Game Commission
Attorney ‘General's Office
J. N.darling
Commission
Goeders
Dr. Colby
Forest City
Colby
Council Bluffs
Charles J.blair
Bileworth
Algona
Gooders
Wish & Game Commission
John Hart
Spencer
Flair & Game Commission
Coeders
Frank Comfort
Walter Malay
Linnan
B. J. Butler
James II
Let Ward
Kossuth County
Iowa
Ang
Thirty Years Ago Births and Local Ventures Mentioned
A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Buss last Sunday morning. Swea Chy Woodmen completed a town hall and formed a stock company. Clinton Grain Co erecting new sheds on the right of way. Buffalo township polling to be held in November at Rack et Store. BE L Tuttle and Chas Melbsamen clerks. D D Turner from Princeton, Ill improving Bouresy farm. M P Haggard of Algona on a coast trip met Bert Brody 2 Ortwin in Washington, formerly clerk for Al Palkenhamer. Mr and Mrs C S Sorenson visiting Jack Kirby in Hanover ND. BE J Murtagh of Algona ill at Waverly and underwent appendicitis operation. J D Breen buying hogs and cattle and an enterprising merchant. F R Amesbury selling Jewell stores and heaters $10 to $18.
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Toy
Bouresy
M. P. Haggard
Algona
Bert
Brody
Ortwin
Washington
al Palkenhamer
C. S. Sorenson
Jack
Kirby
Hanover
N. D
J. Murtagh
Waverly
J. D. Breen
F. R. Amesbury
Notice to Voll Tax Payers Pay Poll Tax by November 1
Ai) who have not paid their poll tax should pay this to the town clerk before November 1st when the delin quent 1st must be sent in. Les O. Wolfe, Mayor.
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Les O. Wolfe
Lutheran Church Notes from Sunday Gatherings
The Luther League and Immanuel Luther Leagues drew a large crowd at the Lakota Church basement Sunday evening with songs, plays, readings, and sacred music. About 160 attendees enjoyed a social hour with lunch and a profitable evening report. Upcoming events include a Sunday 7 30 meeting led by Howard Bat Hoff and a German service next Sunday morning. Confirmation instruction is set for Saturday at 1:00 pm, with an organized adult class for new joiners. Marie Brandti Bartelt, long-time primary Sunday School teacher, will be absent for two months, with Miss Josephine Stecker filling the vacancy and Miss Anna Arends named Secretary.
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Luther League
Howard Bathoff
Immanuels Luther League
Marie Brandti Bartelt
Secatary
Josephine Stecker
Anna Arends
Long Missouri Trip Passes Through Heat and Hills
A travel diary recounts a late summer drive from Des Moines to Buffalo and Halfway Missouri, noting extreme heat, dry pastures, road hazards, and detours via oiling projects. The author meets neighbors, sees possums, observes Missouri’s inland towns, electric lights, and the Missouri Farmers Marketing Association's cash-only commerce. The journey covers towns like Lineville, Buffalo, Urbana, Carrollton, Waverly, Warsaw, and Bennett Springs, with remarks on roads, scenery, and local industry.
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H. T. Torgersen
Dex Mojtes
Mixsouri
Wim. J. McGinin
Halfway
Nelson
Des Moines
Lineville
Missouri
Iowa
Buffalo
Dallas County
United States
Wall Agin
Ait Carrolton
Urbana
S. G. Keagle
Titonka
Wolfe
Sayonsburg
Kansas
Jack Oaka
McClain
Missouri Farmers Marketing Association
Waverly
Missouri River
Warsaw
Middle West
Bennett Springs
Lake of the Ozarks
Garraltan
Perth Pa
Pleasant Drive Through Countryside Returns to Titonka
The narrator describes a scenic trip via U S 66 and local highways to Indianola and Excelsior Springs, noting roadside orchards with Gat, Jonathan, and Grimes varieties, buck brush, fruit gathering, and the enduring beauty of hills and streams. They reach Titonka at seven, happy to be back after a pleasant journey.
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Titonka
Legion Auxiliary Conference in Fort Dodge Oct 26
The 14th annual conference of the 8th district Legion and Auxiliary met in Fort Dodge with auxiliary opening at 9:00 a.m. at the Warden Hotel led by Mrs Leona Underkoffer. the Legion session followed at 1:90 p.m. at Convention hall with officers from both groups speaking, a 5 p.m. post parade, 6:46 p.m. banquet, and 9 p.m. dancing. Events continue Friday and Saturday with radio party, Cradle Roll entertainment, and clothing aid for three local children.
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8Th District of the American Legion and Auxiliary
Ft. Dodge
Aux- Wary
Warden Hotel
Leona Underkoffer
Britt
Legion
Convention
Auxilary
Martha Bonatker
Legion Hall
Anna Schenck
Methodist Church Notes And Enrollment Day Details
The Mitonka and Doan membership classes begin well with several members yet to enroll. Classes meet after school Wednesdays at Titovka parsonage and 7:30 pm Wednesdays at Dean. Next Sunday enrollment will occur during the morning service with church envelopes available to boost pledges. The budget aims to cover commitments, requiring some larger gifts to finish the year with bills paid. For sale items include a Poland China boar and a four named Chevrolet wagon, with prices and locations listed.
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Mitonka
Doan
Titovka
Apd
of Causa
Thei
Thepa
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Be- Mather
Limhong Children
Simday
Immanuel Church
Geo. Sonnenburg
Rene Age LeveLy
Louie Post
D. H. Goeders
James E. Canada
Wnth
Lutheran Church Notes
Legion Auxiliary Notes
Methodist Church
Poland
Henry B
Sebrands
Frank D. Fisher
Yatteg
Bates
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