Local residents and visitors listed in Crystal Lake area social notes
Woden reports callers from Crystal Lake Britt Mason City and Forest City with many notables including Mr BR A Schiefelbein Miss Anna Orthel and Wm Orthel Sr. Attendees traveled to Storm Lake Minneapolis and Minneapolis. visits to Buffalo Center Garner and Mercy Hospital noted. A church fund raiser and a funeral procession are also mentioned.
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Hans Smith
Crystal Lake
BR. A. Schiefelbein
Britt
H. O. Swingen
Mason City
Martha
Alma Helm
Anna Orthel
Wm. Orthel Sr
Chris Boddum
Imy Buns
Eamily
Chas, Fiegel
Forest City
J. H. Bode
Gertrude
R.A. Schiefelbgin
Buffalo Center
M. E. Ladies Aid
T. A. Rawlings
Local gossip notes from Lakota area visits and births
Sunday greetings from Lakota with visitors and family visits across Mason City Algona and Blue Earth. An infant born to Mr and Mrs Ed Kienitz reported throat trouble prompting hospital care in Fort Dodge.
Titonica High School Weekly Volume I Editor Roles Listed
Volume I edited weekly by Titonica High School pupils for patrons and students. Names include Jueo Corthel as Editor in Chief and staff roles for Assistant Editor Phydelis Peterson, Robert Wood Athletic Editor, Mavie Brandt Scholastic Editor, William Clemans Dramatic Editor, Dayle Craven Joke Editor, Ervin Eden Grade II Editor, Violet Slack Society Editor, with Copyists Annabelle Sachau Emma Richter Hilda Pouelson and Faculty Advisor Mr Crissey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonica High School
Jueo Corthel
Phydelis Peterson
Robert Wood
Mavie Brandt
Scholastic
William Clemans
Dayle Craven
Ervin Eden
Violet Slack
Annabelle Sachau
Emma Richter
Hilda Pouelson
Mr. Crissey
Local Students and Professionals Enter Courses and Jobs
Marie Brandt Ruby Welty studies nursing at Cedar Rapids hospital. Viola Keagle attends Buena Vista College Storm Lake and joins the Dramatic Club. Dorothy Squires is a Morningside College sophomore Sioux City. Ernest Orthel attends Hamilton Business College Mason City. John Pannhuk attends St Paul Luther College. Hilla Dieckman trains as a nurse in Minneapolis. Beryl Bogges studies at Cornell College. Arthur Jay Budlong attends Coe College Cedar Rapids. Kermit Larson attends Hillsworth College Town Falls. Robert Clemans plays in an orchestra and works for an electric company in Minneapolis. Bob Wisher returns from Milwaukee as a civil engineer. graduate of Iowa State College Ames. Merle Larson returns from San Francisco where he and Lyle Shulta are in business.
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Marie Brandt
Ruby Welty
Cedar Rapids
Viola Keagle
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Dorothy Squires
Morningside College
Sioux City
Ernest Orthel
Hamilton Business College
Mason City
John Pannhuk
St. Paul| Luther College
Hilla Dieckman
Minneapolis
Beryl Bogges
Cornell College
Arthur Jay Budlong
Coe College
Kermit Larson
Hilsworth College
Town Falls
Robert Clemans
Bob Wisher
Milwaukee
Towa ‘State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Ames
Merle Larson
San Francisco
Lyle Shulta
Mason City guest inspires Titanica High students talk
Mr. Hamilton from Mason City spoke at Titanica High School on Friday October 25 during the assembly. The talk mixed humor and inspiration on education with a message that finishing high school opens doors to future opportunities. Students voiced interest in a longer visit as they heeded his advice to pursue further education before entering business or other careers.
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Hamilton
Mason City
Mabel Kuechenreuther
Hiza School
Titanica High School
Mr. Hamilton
Local social notes and farm visits in Algona and Vicinity
Mrs. Margaret Beldenham of Vincennes Indiana visits relatives in Algona area. A Q Smith family visits with Mrs. Howard Kienitz while Smiths brother Alfred Smith has Mason City ties. Pheasant hunting opens as gun oiling begins and farm losses noted. Several visitors travel between Algona Mason City Newark S D and New York. A fall of Polish China hogs reported missing from Jay Graham farm. A bridle incident injures Grant Fairbanks hand. Nubian goat introductions seen at Bonnie Dee Goat Farm. Halloween Basket Social in District No 6 draws $27.50.
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Margaret Beldenham
Vincenes
Indiana
Oran Sturdivant
A. Q.smith
Howard Kienitz
Burt Area Family Visits and Local notices
Portland Mr and Mrs Rainy Putz visited relatives in Burt Sunday Mrs W W Ringsdorf and son Donald were shopping at Algona Saturday Ross Elvidge and family were Sunday evening guests at the Ted Ringsdorf home Frank Mathew and wife from Algona were Sunday callers at the Wyatt Stott home Will Ringsdorf and family spent last Sunday at the home of their son Roy south of Burt Mr and Mrs Lloyd Colwell attended the funeral of a relative at Ft Dodge Friday Mr and Mrs Walter Smith and son Harold were guests at the Henry Smith home Sunday John Rippentrop and family visited at the John Kuchenrether home at Algona Sunday afternoon Roy Ward of Pine City Minn arrived here last week to visit relatives and husk corn Pete Van Note and family of New York arrived here by auto Tuesday for a visit with relatives and home folks Henry Nelson and family and Mrs Chris Petersen of St Paul were guests at the Lewis Larsen home in Burt Sunday There will be another Legion Dance in Burt at the old hall Tuesday evening this week Music by the
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John Liesveld
Mason City
Roy Waltman
Secena
Ke Harms
George
Hollandale
Minn
Joe Johnson
Frank Timmer
Bancroft
Peter Bruer
Leona Meyer
Algona
Miss Meyer
Leonard Christ
Harry Manske
M. H. Bailey
Jr. R. Worley
Ed. Kienitz
Fort Dodge
A. W. Behrends
Minnie Heetland
Clara Dalton
Minneapolis
Jim Bruner
Titonica
Wm. Ricklet
Carl Meyer
Albert Lea
Priday
R. 3B. Geerdes
Coonie Roslison
Chicago
Yespolse
Raymond Smith
Aurelia
Town
Julda
Campbell, Minn
Rainy Putz
Burt
W. W. Ringsdorf
Donald
Ross Elvidge
Ted Rings‘dorf
Frank Mathew
Wyatt Stott
Will Ringsdorf
Roy
Lloyd Colwell
Ft. Dodge
Walter Smith
Harold
Henry Smith
John Rippentrop
John Kuchenreather
Roy Ward
Pine City
Pete van Note
New York
Henry Nelson
Chris Petersen
St. Paul
Lewis Larsen
Legion
Old Hall
Deanistic Scienes Notes Miss Anna Johnson
The Home Economics class plans to finish the first clothing unit this week with aprons pajamas hemstitched runners and other items. Students also work on cot covers pillow covers and an ironing board cover while aiming for a pleasant room to work in. Next week they start Foods work and plan hot lunches for out of town children if parents cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanistic Scienes
Anna Johnson
Movie at High School Auditorium Next Friday
A film will be shown in the high school auditorium next Friday evening November 1. The title is not yet known but the program aims to benefit both young and old audiences. Usual admission will be charged.
Basketball Practice Opens Under Coach Crissey
Basketball practice starts Tuesday evening with only two returning regulars, Stott and Orthel, as Coach Crissey envisions a fair team this year. Second team games will be scheduled for non regulars to prove themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wood
Crissey
Stott
Orthel Crissey
Romance of a Million Dollars shown at high school
Last Friday evening a Felix comedy and a Hawaii feature reel preceded The Romance of a Million Dollars in the high school auditorium. Despite minimal advertising, a number of residents attended the screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YaUaunwanua
Hawaii
Altha
Current Literature Used in English Class
Seniors in English Literature study Current Literature in weekly lessons. Phydelis Petersen notes pamphlets arrive each week for one class session and a thorough study of the writers today and their work follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phydelis Petersen
Juniors Begin Prep For Titanica High Play The Whole Town Is Talking
Preparation for Junior Play underway at Titanica High School. Juniors received their play books and began rehearsals under Miss Allene Tohnson. Arlo Larson Mervyn H Kenneth Carlson and Raymond R Glosey provide light remarks as part of auditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Clemans
Titanica High School
Allene Tohnson
Arlo Larson
Mervyn H
Arlo
Kenneth Carlson
Raymond R.glosey
Good Human Traits Taught Now in Modern Schools
R J Tidman argues schooling shifts from rote academic drills to developing human traits. Teachers guide children's behavior, attitudes, and social skills through classroom discussion and playground roles, measuring success by student reactions and leadership. Education now centers on the child’s perspective to prepare future national directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma’am
R. J. Tidman
Here There and Everywhere column for Alumni interest
A new feature titled Here There and Everywhere debuts in this issue aimed at Alumni. Next week will introduce a Poet's Corner with original poems by high school members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phydelis Petersen
Atention
Hunting Privileges for Desiring Students Bulletin
Monday morning announced hunting privileges would be granted to any student desiring to be excused. Excuses given for Wednesday morning October 30. Students must leave name at the principal’s desk and submit all work before leaving to avoid missing assignments. The Mate Quartette organized by Miss Anderson features Raymond Heifner first tenor Kenneth Larson Tec Orthel first bass and Dayle Craven second bass for future entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rike Miss Anderson
Raymond Heifner
Kenneth Larson
Tec Orthel
Dayle Craven
Fragmented Schoolroom Dialogue and Jokes Recounted
A garbled OCR passage depicts a chaotic classroom scene with students and teachers named Miss Anderson Miss Allené Johnson Miss A and others. It includes lines about exams literature grades and a humorous exchange on poetry and life emotions mixed with stray phrases and incomplete names.
Basketball Schedule Changes Page Notes Adjustments
The schedule updates due to team cancellations add several new dates. Key entries include Dec 18 Halfa here Dec 20 Crystal Lake here Jan 7 Wesley here Jan 10 Fenton there Jan 17 Open Jan 25 Ledyard there Jan 31 Wesley there Feb 7 Halta there Feb 14 Ledyard here Feb 21 County tournament Lone Rock Feb 28 Open.
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Paul Tienan
Ouri
Des
Halfa
Crystal Lake
Wesley
Fenton
Ledyard
Halta
Lone Rock
Married life linked to longevity says Dr Ogburn
The piece cites Dr William Ogburn of the University of Chicago arguing marriage improves health and lowers death risk, noting many inmates are unmarried and suggesting young men should marry if they can find a willing partner. Weather forecast hints rain and snow through Thursday.
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William Versity
Ch BF
Ogburn
Unicago
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