Junior Class Play and School News at Tyke Theatre
The junior class presents The Family Upstairs at Tyke Theatre on Nov 1 with matinee options and ticket details. Cast includes Joe Heller Carl Snyder Emma Heller and others. Also reports on class activities, rings purchase, home economics notebooks, sports schedules, and an athletic show with wrestling events at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyke Theatre
Willie
Annabelle
Charles Grant
Joe Heller
Carl Snyder
Emma Heller
Alice Buchenreuther
Louisa Heller
Evening of matches features boxing and wrestling bouts
A local program included six boxing matches and three wrestling bouts with lengthy notes on pairings. Several youths competed including Hoff, Doege, Refferve, Buffington, and Bruns. The main feature had Coach Dunmire wrestling Donald Buffington, whom he predicted to throw three times in five minutes, achieving the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Hoff
Earl Doege
Richard Isebrand
Herbert Schram
Vern Doege
Don Hoff
Verley Nelson
Clarence Loats
Arthur Loats
George Moore
Albert Stecker
Robert Budlong
Donavon Andrews
Dick Batt
Paul Bruns
Alex Refferve
Donald Buffington
Donald Hoff
Philip Reffer
Darrel Batt
Dunmire
Jailed on charge drunken driving in Algona
Algona report shows Frank Schupfer Mallard bound over to district grand jury under $500 bonds on drunken driving charges. He also serves a two day jail term for driving without a license. Bond not furnished. Herman Spear of Titanica fined $50 and ordered 15 days in jail for failure to pay. Other cases list foreclosure and probate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Frank Schupfer
Mallard
C. F. Specht
Herman Spear
Titanica
Dawson
M. ©. Rixman
Cleveland
Ohio
Justice Welter
Geo. Sengbusch
Botsford Lumber, Company
Hazel'‘D
Kermit I. Forbes
Joseaphine Lonergan
Stientje Nordman
Hancock County
Heidecker Wins Kossuth Husking Championship at Algona Farm
Ernest Heidecker of Lakota won the Kossuth county corn husking contest at the Harry Bode farm near Algona. He netted 2 277 pounds after deductions from gleanings and husks, with total weight 2 386 pounds. J William Frahm of Wesley placed second, Fred Gray of Lakota third, and others from Whittemore Irvington Titonka Burt and Laverne also placed. The event drew about 350 spectators, sponsored by the Kossuth County Farm Bureau with local chamber and Pioneer Seed Corn Co cooperation. the top two received leather coats, third a mackinaw, and tenth a gasoline award. The winner advanced to the district contest in Iowa Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Heidecker
Lakota
Kossuth
Harry Bode
Algona
Heidecker
J. William Frahm
Wesley
Fred Gray
Joe Mettille
Irvington
Henry Heidecker
C. A. Derner
Whittemore
Leonard Gray
Titonka
Elmer Merkle
Fred Merkle
Laverne
Harry Holm
Burt
A. Doerner
Iowa Falls
Kossuth County Farm Bureau
Algona Chamber of Commerce
Pioneer Seeq Corn Company
Chamber of Commerce
K. & H. Oil Company
Titonka Buttermaker Receives More Honors
Martin Bleich of the Titonka creamery won top honors in the National Cold Storage contest in Cleveland Ohio with a score of 95 the highest in the event among eleven states. The butter was made June 1 and scored October 15 Other scores from the Titonia creamery include Kossuth County Fair Portland Portland Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Iowa State Fair Mason City and more with varied scores across exhibitions and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Bleich
Titonka Creamery
Bleich
Cleveland
Ohio
Titania Creamery
Kossuth County
Portland
Oregon
St. Paul
Good Will Club to Meet Friday at Legion Hall
The Good Will Club will meet Friday evening at the Legion Hall. A good attendance is requested so plans may be made for activities of the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will
Legion Hall
Breen Post 465 Legion Meeting and Entertainment Planned
Breen Post 465 American Legion and Auxiliary schedule county meeting at Titonka on Oct 27 at 8 pm in the Methodist church basement with oe Graham as speaker and officers to be elected. Special Tyke Theatre show and planned carpet rag sewing with lunch. Regular business meeting at Legion Hall on Nov 1. Members urged to attend and vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Methodist Church
Oe Graham
Tyke Theatre
American and National Defense
Legionaire
G. G. Gartner
Rose Bonacker
Legion Hall
Tyke Theatre Hosts Bancroft Camp Boys Guests
About 125 boys from the C. C. Camp at Bancroft visited Tyke Theatre as guests of Bartlett Brothers. Superintendent A. K. Crekow spoke to the boys and attendees. only a portion could attend due to duty constraints. Five large army trucks ferried the group to Titonka, with guards on site for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C
Bancroft
Tyke Theatre
Bartlett Brothers
A. K E. Crekow
Ife
Titonka
Halloween program at Buffalo District No 7
A Hallowe en program is set for Buffalo District No 7 located 2 12 miles east and 4 miles south of Titonka on Thursday evening October 27 at 8 o clock. Lunch will be ready. Vera Greaking, Teacher, 43p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo District No. 7
Titonka
Vera Greaking
Mr and Mrs John Krull Hold 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Krull will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Wednesday November 2. An open house will be held from 2 to 4 in the afternoon and from 7 to 9 in the evening, inviting friends to call.
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John Krull
Kossuth Highway Fatalities In Week
Kossuth county reported three highway deaths this week. James J Hogan 35 Whittemore was killed when his car left a gravel road and hit a tree near West Bend. He left a wife two children five brothers and five sisters. Coroner Evans said Willard Seaver a transient died of heart disease after collapsing in a cornfield near Algona. A hired man Leo Sabin found Seaver dead after starting to work. Seaver’s body lay beside a large corn wagon and officials sought his relatives in Montana and elsewhere.
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Kossuth County
James J .Hogan
Whittemore
West Bend
Kossuth
Willard Seaver
Cornsfield
Otto V. Harlan Farm
Algona
Buddy
Seavers
Evans
Seaver
Harlan Farm
Harlan
Leo Sabin
Sabin
Harlans
Pete Christensen
Lone Rock
Fort Dodge
Billings
Montana
McCullough
Kossuth Tuberculosis Association Names Officers
At a Tuesday noon reorganization meeting held in the Algona hotel the Kossuth county tuberculosis association elected H. B. White of Algona as county president Dorothy Minkel of Swea City as vice president H B Woodward of Whittemore as secretary and Mrs J W Little of Algona as treasurer Mrs Robert Larson was named county seal sales chairman and Dr John Kenelfick along with Antionette Bonnstetter were added to the advisory board Marguerite Pfeffer of Des Moines state sealer worker attended to assist in organizing the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Kossuth County Tuberculosis Association
Algona Hotel
H. B. White
Dorothy Minkel
Swea City
H. B. Woodward
Whittemore
W. Little
Robert Larson
John Kenelfick
Antionette Bonnstetter
Marguerite Pfeffer
Des Moines
New Demonstration Agent Named for Kosuth County
Mrs Ruth Seaton Hicks accepted the offer as home demonstration agent for Kosuth county and began duties last week. She succeeds Lucille Peppon who resigned to teach in the government high school of the Panama Canal Zone. Hicks is a former Spencer girl and Iowa State College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Ruth Seaton Hicks
Buena Viata
Pocahontas
Kossuth County
Lucille Peppon
Government High
Panama Canal Zone
Hicky
Spencer
Iowa State College
Ames
Rural Teachers Institute to be Held in Algona
About 140 Kosuth county rural school teachers will attend the Kossuth Rural Teachers Institute in Algona Friday. Ruby Van Meter Des Moines will lead a reading demonstration and discussions on intermediate grade reading. Lillian Hethershaw from Drake University will present science in elementary schools. Jessie Parker of Lake Mills will lecture on rural school affairs. A noon luncheon will be served to graduates now teaching. Uniform teacher examinations will be written at the courthouse Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
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Algona
Kosuuth
Kossuth Rural Teachers Institute
William Shirley
Ruby van Meter
Des Moines
Lillian Hethershaw
Drake University
Jessie ‘Parker
Lake Mills
Wm. Shirley
Court House
Wesley Child Burns From Lye Incident
Donna Mae Cink ten months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cink, severely burned after pulling a can of lye from a cupboard and placing some in her mouth. She had been walking and opened the cupboard, then was rushed to a doctor and later Algona hospital for treatment of mouth and throat burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Donna Mae Cink
Edward Cink
Algona Hospital
Speaking events announced for Algona area
The auditorium at Algona High School hosts a talk Thursday evening October 27 at 8 30 with the Algona High School band providing music. Governor Kraschel will attend the State Corn Husking Contest at Ringsted Thursday and speak there in the afternoon. Attorney General John H. Mitchell will speak in Algona Saturday October 29 at 1, and in Whittemore at 3 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona High School
Kraschel
Ringsted
John H. Mitchell
Algona
Whittemore
Good Hope Lutheran Church Service Schedule and Ladies Aid Supper
Good Hope Lutheran Church announces English services Sunday October 30 at 10 30 with Sunday School at 9 30 and Luther League devotional at 8 o clock Sunday evening Choir practice Wednesday at 8 o clock. Ladies Aid annual supper week begins Saturday November 6. Remember the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Good Hope Lutheran Ladies Aid
Sartors Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Dr and Mrs Pierre Sartor observed their 40th anniversary at home in Titanica with noon dinner for family and guests. Attendees included Dr Guido Sartor of Chicago and relatives from Bancroft Bancroft and Buffalo Center, with flowers noted for Mrs Sartor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Sartor
Titanica
Guido Sartor
Chicago
Donna Jean
J. A. Bleich
Johnette
Mary C. Oesterreicher
Louis
M. F&f. Schilts
Bancroft
Reformed Church Notes Promote Regular Attendance
The pastor wraps a two month sermon series on Christian fundamentals and urges Ramsey Church members and neighbors without a home church to attend. Octobers church school near 200. weather affected attendance slightly. A district judge on radio links irregular parental church attendance to youth crime, stressing character and personality, with services daily on Sundays.
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Our
Christ
Ramsey
Rameey
Nathaniel Walsh Died in Des Moines
Obituary notes Micky Walsh died at a veterans hospital in Des Moines after a serious illness. He was born November 2, 1895 in Glenavy Ireland, lived in Swea City and Titanika, served in the 168rd Depot Brigade and 145th Machine Gun Battalion, 40th Division. His body likely to be buried at Rock Island National Cemetery option pending War Department permission. brother John of St Paul traveled to Des Moines after broadcast.
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Micky Walsh
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Kenneth Swan
Sartor
Micky
National Cemetery
Rock Island
Illinois
War Department
Glenavy
County Antoin
Ireland
Canada
United States
Swea City
Carl Lenander
Buffalo Farm
John
St. Paul
Will Ricklets
Geo, Higgins
H. C. Rachut
Burt
Immanuel Lutheran Church Pastor Kilian speaks on faithfulness
The church announces a sermon stressing loyalty and sincerity in Christianity and cites 2 Corinthians. It calls Christians to live for Christ daily, with a prayer for guidance. German Reformation services are set for next Sunday at 10 30 am with a church building fund offering. Sunday School meets at 9 30. Confirmation class Saturday 9 30 to 3 30. The Orphan Home truck will visit Friday October 28.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Adolph Kilian
Titonica
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Tea for Homemakers at Ramsey Reformed Church
A notice invites every housewife in Buffalo and German townships to a tea hosted by Mrs Calvin Schnucker and Mrs Ray Miller at the Ramsey Reformed church parlors Thursday afternoon November 3 at 2 00. Mrs Hicks the new Home Demonstration Agent will hold a canning clinic and discuss frozen foods. Musical numbers and social time are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Calvin Schnucker
Ray Miller
Ramsey Reformed Church
Hicks
German
Methodist Church Notes and Doan Schedule
W L Patterson is pastor. Sunday School at 10 00 am Morning Worship at 11 00 am Epworth League at 7 30 pm Doan church holds Sunday School at 10 30 am with Morning Worship at 9 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. L. Patterson
Epworth League
Doan
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Rogemary Bacon Reporters
Jferne Oesterreicher
Verdene’ Boyken
Herman Welhousen
Patricia Ball Girla
Alice Kuchenreuther
Clarence Brandt
Maxine Stott
Herr Jones Company
Nelson’s Grove
Britt
Woden
Fenton
Armstrong
Sweg City
iWoden
iRingsted
iWeasley
Jessie M. Parker
Dean
Ernest Heidecker Husking
Titonka Buttermaker
Kossuth [Tuberculosis Association Officers
Rural Teachers Institute
Wesley Child
GOV
Neibon
G. Kraschel
Good Hope Lutheran Church
M. A. Schulz
Nathaniel Walsh
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