Kossuth 4-H Girls Win at State Fair
Kossuth County 4-H exhibit success at the state fair includes blue and red ribbons for various bread and cookie categories. Awards include a special $20 prize from Omar Incorporated of Omaha for the county’s overall best exhibit.
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Kossuth
Omar Incorporated
Omaha
Dorothy King
Marilyn Boettnher
Grace Christensen
Marilyn Woodward
Lois Peterson
Jeanette Vaudt
Yonne Newel
Genevieve Brewer
Joyce Romstad
Phyliia Vaudt
Marjorie Mechlar
Bernice Lensing
Phyllis Jackman
Alice Mary Id Inman
Bennis Snyder
Shirley Harvey
Kossuth County
Phyllis ‘Vaudt
Mary Jo Kollasch
Whittemore
Phyllis
Helen Butler
Mary ‘Frances Inman
American’ Youth Foundation
Shelby
Michigan
Schutter and Krantz Party Home From West
A 6100 mile trip takes the J. R. Schutters and the Clifford Krantzes to Deadwood Glacier Park Canada Lake Louise Grand Coulee Dam Seattle Victoria and East Lake City aboard ships ferries and a road tour. They saw a western rodeo visited china shops and a Mormon Temple.
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J. R. Schutters
Clifford Krantzes
North America
Deadwood
Glacier Park
Canada
Bauff National Park
Lake Louise
Grand Coulee Dam
Woden Boy in Service Home on a Furlough
Samuel Anderson, in army training in Louisiana, arrived home Sunday evening to spend several days with his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Anderson and family in Woden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Anderson
Louisiana
Joe Anderson
Woden Lutheran Church Plans Mission Festival
Woden St Johns Lutheran Church will hold its annual mission festival next Sunday with morning services and a community dinner at noon served by the ladies aid. The event invites parishioners to participate in the church’s missions program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden—St. Johns Lutheran Church
Bancroft Lions Win North Half Title In Baseball
Bancroft's ball team beat Nora Springs 4 to 2 and defeated Trinity College Sunday, advancing to the state Amateur final next Sunday against Keokuk. The Veterans beat Fort Dodge, with Titonka and Wesley noted in season results, highlighting strong North Kossuth League play.
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Bancroft Lions
Bancroft
Nora Springs
Des Moines
Trinity College
Keokuk
Fort Dodge
Trinity
Titon Keokuk
Burlington
Towa
Titonka
Wesley
Titonka School Opens Monday With Mixed Enrollment
Titonka school opened Monday with total enrollment of 23. High school lists 23 seniors 15 juniors 18 sophomores and 29 trashmen. Grade enrollments and teachers include First 121 Miss Groom Second 17 Miss Beier Third 19 Miss Keidel Fourth 13 Miss Wallemeyer Wirth V7 Miss Thompson Winter high 58 Miss Bringle 30 Miss Leymaster Science and band teacher not hired. Courses include Geometry Business Law Algebra and Economics. Mr Cheever Homes Economics and Typing Miss Thompson Manual Training Agriculture and Physical Education Mr Carkey English 9 11 and 12 French and Physical Education Miss Rodgers World History English Grade Music and Glee Clubs. In high school Miss Hough Boys Glee Club try outs Tuesday morning September 2 Baseball practice Tuesday September 2 at 2 00.
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Groom
Beier
Keidel
Wallemeyer
Wirth
Thompson
Bringle
Leymaster
Cheever
Carkey
Rodgers
Hough
Up and Coming Club Hosts German Township Meeting
Wilhelmine Kruser presided as hostess for the Up and Coming Club on August 28. Eight pupils answered roll call for the program about a wild flower. Magaline Harringa spoke on daily hair care and etiquette followed by a cream soup demonstration. Lunch preceded a song and a bonfire supper plan for September 11. Betty Dreigman and Erna Schmidt earned multiple blue ribbons at the county fair. Delores Trebrand and Lydia Dreenman also won red ribbons. The club, led by Mrs. K Sunderman, celebrates its first year of work with high hopes for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmine Kruser
German Township
Magdaline Harringa
Wilhelmine Kruse
Magdaline Harrings
Betty Dreigman
Erna Schmidt
Delores Trebrand
Lydia Dreenman
K. Sunderman
Erin Schmidt
Marriage Licenses Issued In The Past Week
Marriage licenses issued during the past week include Carl Olaon 21 and Helen Peterson 19 both of Minneapolis Vernon Milford Smith 24 and Norma Ruth Heetland 19 both of La kota Virgil Childers 31 Gary Ind and Marian Hill 25 Rob bingdale Minn Widert Smith 28 and Mangreta Cordes 21 both of titanka Reinhard Wetzel 26 and Evelyn Pompe 1 both of Lone Rock Elmer Gray legal and Katie Beenken legal both of Titanka Martin P Mimbach legal and Cecelia Agnes Smith legal both of Ammetsbune
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Carl Olaon
Helen Peterson
Minneapolis
Vernon Milford Smith
Norma Ruth Heetland
Lakota
Virgil Childers
Gary
Ind
Marian Hill
Robbingdale
Minn
Widert Smith
Mangreta Cordes
Titanka
Reinhard Wetzel
Evelyn Pompe
Lone Rock
Elmer Gray
Legal
Katie Beenken
Martin P. Mimbach
Cecelia Agnes Smith
Ammetsbune
Kossuth District Court News of the Week
Three Burt area youths Kenneth Hutzel Taylor Elmiera and Wallace N Godden all 17 to 18 are jailed on larceny charges after waiving preliminary hearings before Justice Ostwinkla. Each bound over to Kossuth district court on $1,000 bonds. Detrick of Algona was fined for assault and battery with appeal to district court. Molamphy fined for intoxication. New probate cases include guardianship for LeRoy Irmster and estate of Mary Day with Amanda Ruhnukg named administratrix.
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Algona
Kossuth
Justice of Peace
C. H. Ostwinkla
Kenneth Hutzel
Taymond Elmiera
Wallace N. Godden
Burt
Eimers
Godden
Hutzel
A. J. Cogley
Clarence Detrick
Detrick
Tom Molamphy
C. F. Specht
Mary McKenna
Ben Dorr
LeRoy Irmster
Idg Wasser
Mary Day
Amanda Ruhnukg
Henry Pommer Weds Kanawha Young Lady
Henry Pommer of Wesley marries Winifred Rietema of Kanawha in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev J M Voortman officiates as guests from Kanawha and nearby towns attend the peach satin gown bride who receives a rural wedding celebration and plans a home near Wesley on a farm.
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Henry Pommer
Kanawha
Wibsley
Winifred Rietema
Fred Rieatema
Henry G. Pommer
George Pommer
Wesley
Lohengrin
Hannah Mae Pommer
J. M. Voortman
Harold Pommer
Tena Rietema
Dick Franzen
Harold ‘Pommer
J. M, Voortman
Ffamily
Art Rietema
John F
Rietema
Art F
Edward Christians
Clarence Rietema
Addy Christians
P. J. Vander Bosch
Holgerton
Miny
Titonka
Harald Pommer
Nancy
Peters
Woden
Menno Redollius
Carrie Pommer
Claus DeBoer
Claus Tjarks
Frank Pointer
Britt
Henry A. Janssen
Aplington
Lowa
Death of Gus Lackore Prompts Forest City Funeral
Mr and Mrs Tom Lackore mourn the death of Gus Lackore after a long illness. He died Sunday morning as relatives were summoned to Forest City. Funeral services were held in Forest City on Tuesday. Read the Want Ad for details.
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Tom Lackore
Forest City
WODDN
Tom
Gus Lackore
Forest City Tuesaday
Petit Jury Drawn for September Term Court
Kossuth county district court opens September 22 with Judge Fr. C. Davidson of Emmetaburg presiding. Petit jurors from Algona include Fred Beerman Carmel Hilbert Thelma Engstrom Maude Free Sadie Harris Helen Hutchinson Kohlhang Priscilla Loss Nancy Morrall C W Nicoutin Lola Scuffham Howard Sealy Harry Winkie Teckla Christensen Henry Engstrom Irma Pratt John Schneider, from Burt are Teckla Christensen and Henry Engstrom, from Bancroft Alfons Elsbecker Bertha Welp Mary Williams, from Fenton Joseph Heggen Helen Baldwin Roy Chrischilles Lester Johnson John Wallace, from Fenton Stanley Norris Irvington Goldie Erickson Swea City Alicea Molinder Pearl Preston Titanka D C Frula Rufus Olttoff Lakota Rein hart Fritz Carson Simpson Wesley John Maahs Whittemore.
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Ailgona
Kossuth County District Court
FR. C. Davidson
Emmetaburg
Fred Beerman
Carmel Hilbert
Thelma Engstrom
Maude Free
Sadie Harris
Helen Hutchinson
Adelaide
Kohlhang
Priscilla Loss
Nancy Morrall
C. W. Nicoutin
Lola Scuffham
Howard Sealy
Harry Winkie
Algona
Teckla Christensen
Henry Engstrom
Irma Pratt
John Schneider
Burt
Alfons Elsbecker
Bertha Welp
Mary Williams
Bancroft
Joseph Heggen
Elmore
Helen Baldwin
Roy Chrischilles
Lester Johnson
John Wallace
Fenton
Stanley Norris
Irvington
Goldie Erickson
St.Benedet
Alicea Molinder
P T A Meeting Next Monday
The first P T A meeting will be held next Monday evening with a reception for teachers at the high school gym. Patrons may meet the new superintendent and teachers, renew acquaintances, and a president will be elected to replace the resigned one. Mrs CIR Krantz is vice president, Miss Wellemeyer secretary, and Mrs Martin Bleich treasurer.
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Cir, Krantz
Mise Wellemeyer
Martin Bleich
Krantz Girls Return From Western Trip
Fern Mildred and Doris Krantz returned Friday after three weeks in the west. They visited the Corn Palace Mit chell S D Badlands Rushmore Memorial Rushmore Cave and Yellow stone Park. They reached Los Angeles on Thursday five days after leaving Titania and toured Griffith Observatory Mount Wilson Hollywood Bowl and Catalina Island. They traveled home via the Painted Desert Grand Canyon Meteor Crater near Winslow Gallup Denver and Omaha. R L Krantz returned Saturday after a month with Oren Jennings of Chicago in Wyoming and Montana.
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Krantz
Fern
Mildred
Doris Krantz
Mitchell
S. 10
Badlands
Rushmore Memorial
Rushmore Cave
Yellowstone Park
Boulder Dam
Los Angeles
Titania
Clark Miller
Merle Nauman
Ardith Nauman
Criffith Observatory
Mount Wilson
Hollywood Bowl
Catalina Island
Painted Desert
Grand Canyon
Meteor Crater
Winslow
Ariz
Gallup
N. M
Denver
Omaha
R. L. Krantz
Oren Jennings
Chicago
Wyoming
Montana
Kennedy Family Reunion Draws Wide Attendance
Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy attended a large family reunion at the Ed Johnson home in Zoaring Sunday. Notable attendees included Alton Steins of Oak Park Missouri. B W Sargent of New York City. E M Olson of Seattle. George Hanson of Minneapolis. Leland Brown of Sioux Falls. Elmer Erickson and Paul Erickson of Rodman Iowa. Elizabeth Kennedy of Titonka. Lawrence Johnson Milford Johnson Carroll Johnson Christina Jensen Martin Nordgren all of Des Moines. Wade Finnie of Pomaroy. Alfred Johnson of Zearing. Corneal Erickson of Meighsburg. Lloyd Scowlie of Nevada.
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Elizabeth Kennedy
Zoaring
Ed Johnson
Alton Steins
Oak Park
Oll
B. W. Sargent
New York City
E. M. Olson
Seattle
Wash
George Hanson
Minneapalis
Leland Brown
Sioux Falls
Elmer Erickson
Paul Erickson
Rodman
Towa
Titonka
Lawrence Johnson
Milford Johnson
Carroll Johnson
Christina Jensen
Martin Nordgren
Des Moines
Wade Finnie
Pomaroy
Alfred Johnson
Zearing
Corneal Erickson
Meiglisburg
Lloyd Scowillie
Nevada
Car prize theft shadows Blairstown Sauerkraut Day
Sponsors of the Sauerkraut Day festival in Blairstown failed to deliver the prize car for the drawing after the vehicle was stolen. Local organizers reported the loss ahead of the celebration, leaving the event without the intended prize and awaiting replacement plans.
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Blairstown
Beenken and Gray Wed Monday in Ramsey Reformed Church
Katie Beenken and Elmer Gray wed on Monday evening at seven in Ramsey Reformed Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a blue dress with pink buds and the groom a teal suit. After the service the couple left for a wedding luncheon and a honeymoon trip through Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Chicago.
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Ramsey Reformed Church
Katia Beenken
Ben Beenken
Elmer Gray
Henry Gray
C. Schnucker
Grace
Leonard
Harold Beenken
Mervin Gray
Viola
Irene Gray
Berniece
Bertha Pannhuk
Threséa Bruns
John Brungon
Mies Grace Beenken
Lakota Bride Weds Vernon Smith In Presbyterian Church
Miss Norma Heetland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Heetland of Lakota, married Vernon M. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Smith of near Ledyard, in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the Presbyterian church. Rev. N. Baumgardner officiated, with maid of honor Mrs. Lawrence Stafford and bridesmaids Joan and Florance Heetland. Attendants included DeVere Heetland, Ronald Hoeetland, and Henry Steenhard. Carol Winter and Margret Ennen sang as bouquets featured red roses. The couple planned a Spirit Lake honeymoon and will reside on the Ed Miller farm south of Lakota after March 1.
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Norma Heetland
Vernon Smith
Lakota
Terry Heetland
Vernon M. Smith
James F. Smith
Near
Ledyard
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Stafford
Uuor
Joan
Florance
DeVere
Ronald Hoeetland
Henry Steenhard
Carol Winter
Margaret Ennen
Paul Ukeng
University of Dubuque
Dride
Spirit Lake
Ed Miller
Groom
Caldwell Algona Bizman Dies After Long Career
Robert W Caldwell a longtime Algona resident and former partner in a local clothing store died suddenly at home. Funeral services were held Wednesday September 3 in Algona. He had lived in the city since 1914 and retired four years ago because of ill health. He is survived by his wife, daughter, a twin brother and a sister.
John F Loebig dies. Wesley man found dead in bed
Funeral services for John F P Jowitz were held at St Josephs Catholic church with Rev St N Klein in charge after he was found dead in bed at 4 am Tuesday. Loebig, born October 26 1870 in Freeport Illinois, came to Wadley 40 years ago and led the Farmers Co-Op Society as president and served as a director. He was vice president of the Farmers Creamery. Survived by wife and three children Mia Maria Dough an Britt Victor Loebig and Mrs Mildred Arndorfer of Wesley. brother Edward Loebig of Wesley. five sisters Matilda Dole Eldora Anne Dole Colorado Lydia Huber Webster City Mary Brocking Independence Dorothy Weler Corwith. Pallbearers were Raymond Huber Edmund Lieotg Joe Dole Louis Voelbig Merle Voelbig. Burial followed at St Joseph cemetery.
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John F. Loebig
Wesley
John FP. Jowitz
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Rev
St. N. Klein
Loebig
Eleven Men Called for Sept Twenty Second Induction List
Notices inform selection for call number 19 of eleven men to be delivered on September 22. Inductees include Philip Allen Halstads, 18, Algona. Ervin Schwartz, 23 Swea City. Weyman Blanchard, 25 Algona. Francis Hinz, 22 Luv erne. LaRoy Nauman, 21 Bancroft. Floyd Minard, 21 Algona. Donald Widen, 21 Corwith. Dinner Weil gand, 26 Titonka. Donald Mayne, 24 Ledyard. Russel Frost, 21 Whittemore. Gotlieb Reefer, 26 Britt. Anthony Lichter, 23 Algona. Albert Roach, 23 Luverne. Some may enlist before orders mailed September 29.
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Algona
Philip Allen Halstad
Ervin Fred Schwartz
Swea City
Weyman Albert Blanchard
Francis Willard ‘Hinz
County Rural Chorus Competes in State Fair Red Ribbon Group
Kossuth county rural women's chorus placed in the red ribbon group among 33 choruses at the State Fair. Judge Professor Arthur Todd of Stephens College, Missouri, evaluated organization and singing finality, offering notes to each chorus. Chorus members from Lakota, Bancroft, Fenton, and Des Moines area performed August 26 with accompaniment and broadcast transcription by WO.
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Kossuth County
Scornig
Arthur Todd
Stephen's College
Columbia
Missouri
Kossuth
Mra
Rising
Algona
Schnuckey
Titanica 5
1Des Moines
Jerry Heetland
Chas
Gutknecht
Iggerth
Creorge Heetland
Iu. Grabau
Lakota
Jom Nyman
Honor Boys Home From Service in Training
A Lang e gathering at the M. P. Gaeta home honored Lawrence Goetz of Chanute Field TL and William Johnson of Buffalo New York. Lawrence transferred to New Orleans. William works at Bell Aircraft in Buffalo. Attendees included the Goetz families and relatives of Anthony Johnson Leoost Jon Goete Henry Goetze George Goetz Philip Goetz Marl Orr Louis Hoetz.
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Wasley
Lange
M. P. Gaeta
Lawrence Goetz
Chanute Field
William Johnson
Buffalo
New York
Lawrence
New Orleans
William
Bell Aircraft Factory
M. P. Goetz
Anthony Johson
Leoost
Jon Goete
Henry Goetze
George Goetz
Ibaby
Philip Goetz
Marl
Orr
Louis Hoetz
Wesley Public School Opens With Noted Staff
Wesley public school opened Monday September 1 with superintendent J J Campbell teaching science and band educator Dale McIntosh coach and social science Helen Schneider English and Latin Pearl Winey commercial Elmer Johnson junior high and assistant coach Florence Burke grades four six and eight Jeanne Katchen grades one two and three Read the Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Public School
Wesley
J. J. Campbell
Dale McIntosh
Helen Schneider
Pearl Winey
Elmer Johnson
Florence Burke
Jeanne Katchen
Boyd S Winter Dies In South Dakota Traffic Crash
Boyd S Winter, 40, son of Ahbee Winter, died after his motorcycle crashed with a truck near Wells, Minnesota. He suffered severe head injuries and multiple fractures, lived about 15 minutes, and had recently worked near Walls after previous seasons with Hello Bruns. He was named for his grandfather Hoyd S Patnkuk and would have turned 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd S. Winter
Ahbee Winter
Wells
Minn
Ti da
Albert
Boyd
Hoyd S. Patnkuk
Abbey Winter
Obituary: Local Youth Boyd Dies in Ramsey Reformed Region
Boyd age died November 25 in Ramsey Reformed area after long residence in the community. Survived by father three brothers and three sisters Henry Blue Earth Hilka Knutson Kloster Minn Abbea Jr Hattie Knutson Kloster Minn Alice Vernon. Baptized April 30 1911 by Rev J G Halen. Funeral held at home and Ramsey Reformed church with Rev Calvin Schnucker officiating. Pallbearers Ben Miller Dick Harremga Albert Slaper Morris Isebrand Fred Mayland Fred Radmaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiko Bruos
Wells
Henry
Blue Earth
Hilka
Knutson
Bricelyn
Minn
Abbea Jr
Hattie
Kloster
Alice
Vernon
Boyd
Ramsey Reformed Church
J G. Halen
Alwas
Calvin Schnucker
Ben Miller
Dick Harremga
Albert Slaper
Morris Isebrand
Fred Mayland
Fred Radmaker
Return From Visit to Many Western Points
Mr and Mrs Ben A Meyers, Marjorie, and Mrs Dick Slapet return from a three week trip to Washington with visits to the Bad Lands Black Hills and Mount Rushmore. They headquartered with relatives in Lynden Washington and saw sights including an eggery plant and a pulp and paper mill. Ben proudly reports an eight pound salt water salmon from the Camano Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben A. Meyers
Marjorie
Dick Slapet
Médday
Washington
Black Hills
Mount Rushmore
Lynden
Ballingham
Vancouver
British Columbia
Vancouver Symphony
Ben
Camano Islands
Woden Teacher Injured. Dunmire Substitutes
Mr. Dunmire of Titonka will substitute for Mr. Maurice Tyesaling of Austin in Woden high school. Tyesaling was injured in an automobile accident weeks ago and will be unable to begin teaching for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WODEN
Dunmire
Titonka
Maurice Tyesaling
Austin
Mlon
Woden High School
Tyagelingy
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Schutter and Krantz
West
Mount Ranier
Victoria
Tha
Tadies
United States
East Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Titotka
Kossuth District and Justice Court News OF the Week
P.T. A
Mrs. Kennedy
Rovd. S
Winter
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