Marie Senne Weds Chicago Man in Iowa-Groom's Home
Marie Senne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wim Senne of Titonka, Iowa, married Henry Graefen of Chicago on a Saturday afternoon at the groom’s home in Chicago. The ceremony was followed by a four course dinner. the couple will reside at 621 West 55th Street, where a new bungalow was prepared. Attendants included Louise Senne and Raymond Grassen. guests traveled from several distances to attend.
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Mr. Graefen
West Bth Street
Chicago
Jimer
Mige Marie Senne
Wim,senne
Titonka
Iowa
Henry Graefen
Louise Senne
Raymond Grassen
West 55Th Street
Iowa View From a Fast Moving Train
Editor Arthur Brisbane of Hearst papers describes Iowa from a Chicago and North Western train between Clinton and Council Bluffs. He notes vast wealth in crops and farms, but farmers receive little benefit while banks and middlemen take margins. locals praise the scenery and health.
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Iowa
Arthur Brisbane
William Randolph Hearst
Chicago and North Western
Clinton
Council Bluffs
Davyalop
America
M. C. Johnson
No. 9
Farma
M. C
G. G
Reformed Church Holds Mission Fest North of Town
The Reformed church north of town celebrated its annual mission fest last Wednesday with three crowded services. The new pastor Reverend Henry Pannhuk was ordained and installed. noon dinner for over four hundred. Mission offerings totaled saventesn dollars more than last year plus twenty two dollars from other sources. Pannkuk preached Sunday in Cer Tin language to a crowd, renewing old friendships. Sunday schedule includes English morning service and German evening service. ushers will fit all visitors in.
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the Reformed Church
Henry Pannhuk
Henry Pannkuk
Ava Fishing Trip Seeks Little Winnie Lake Weekend
Ava fishing at Little Winnie Lake with Henry Grease and Mr and Mrs Walter Rosenau of Lakota depart mid week for a week long Nahing trip in northern Minnesota for reassignment and travel.
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Ava
Little Winnie My
Henry Grease
Walter Rosenau
Mid- Wight
Little Winnie
Minnesota
Craven Re-elected Manager of Titonka Telephone Co
At a Thursday evening meeting of the directors of the Titonka Telephone Co Craven was re elected manager of the company The resolution affirmed Cravens leadership and stewardship for the forthcoming term amid ongoing operations and local communications services
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Craven
Titonka Telephona Co
Thtontea Telephona Company
Titonka Library Loans and Hours Update
Thirty seven items were loaned by the Titonka Public Library on Saturday September 3. Thirty adult and seven juvenile items were borrowed. The library hours are Tuesday 12 to 1 pm and Saturday 2 to 6 pm.
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Titonka
Jerry Schutter Sells Residence to Mrs Ubben
Jerry Schutter sold his residence Saturday to Mrs Evert Ubben with possession to be given next March. Ubben will rent her farm north of town and move to town next March. Schutter will continue farming on the John Govern farm and move there March 1.
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Jerry Schutter
Evert Ubben
Eden leaves for Britt to enter college for another year
Eden travels Monday to Britt to enroll in college for another year. He will reside with Mrs. G. J. Baker and receive the same room and attention as last year. Youngden returns to school with a tan and brown hair, a Thonka high school graduate devoted to study.
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Britt
Irvin Eden
Mrz. G. JA
Baker
Youngden
Tan
Brown Randy
Thonka High School
Pannkuks Host Wide Family Gathering Sunday
Mr and Mrs B A Pannkuk entertained all their children Sunday except one or two to visit with real G from North Dakota. Tom Hinders Egbert Buss Clarence Pannkuk from Fairmont Herman Sweers from Britt Ben of Minneapolis Henry Butler of Dstherville and Anton Pannkuk and families gathered around the fireside for a good time.
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Pannkuk
B. A. Pannkuk
North Dakota
Tom Hinders
Egbert Buss
Clarence Pannkuk
Fairmont
Herman Sweers
Britt
Ben
Minneapolis
Henry Butler
Dstherville
Anton Pannkuk
Lawler of N Y Buys Elevator Receiver Item
The Bank of Woden's properties were sold by the Mason City trustee in bankruptcy. H P Lawler of New York purchased the west elevator at Woden for 1592 dollars and Donald Newbrough of Humboldt bought Cunningham Drug Store for 1700 dollars. New proprietors are already in possession and the trustee orders sale of all real estate belonging to the Bank of Woden.
Titonica onion yield salutes new Onion King Chester Lamoreux
Ed Callies loses the title of jonion King of Titonica as Chester Lamoreux and his wife grow six thousand Spanish onions yielding better than expected. The editor received a bucket of onions weighing up to a pound each and praised the crop. The Topic notes the wife did most of the work this season.
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Ed Callies
Titonica
Chester Lamoreux
Lamoreux
Farmers Organized in Portland Township Holiday Meeting
Farmers of Portland township formed a holiday organization Tuesday night at the Center school house with Roy Mango as chairman. H J Prestheus led the temporary duties, a petition was signed to Gov Turner asking an embargo on grains and meat animals, with Deggs cream and perishables exempt. Sen Dickinson Henry Field and President Hoover drew unfriendly remarks as 99 percent opposed disruptive picketing. They supported paying the soldier bonus amid tax struggles and inflation chatter.
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Portland
Portland Township
Roy Mango
H. J. Prestheus
Gov. Turner
Deggs
Henry Field
Dickinson
Hoover
Pentland
Andy Mellon
Chet Thomas Injured In Gravel Truck Wreck
A collision three miles south of Lakota involved a Ricklet gravel truck driven by Chet Thomas. The Ricklet truck was wrecked, Thomas was thrown from the vehicle with minor injuries, while the other contractor’s truck caused the impact. Both owners held collision insurance.
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Lakota
Chet Thomas
Thomas
Chat Thomas
Wan
Calliston Insurance
Buffalo Busy Bees win honors at fair exhibit
The Buffalo Busy Bees 4-H Club received multiple placings at the fair. Betty Budlong earned first with a dresser and curtains, Margaret Cal Hes won first with a Willy bag, Myrtle Anna’s dresser scarf took second, Lorraine F. Peterson’s waste basket placed third, and Alice Sartor’s curtains also placed third. Hazel Miller’s utility bag, part of Kossuth county’s state fair exhibit in Des Moines, earned third. Estelle Bonacker, 19, leads the local club.
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Buffalo Busy Bees
Betty Budlong
Margaret Cal Hes
Myrtle Anna
Lorraine F. Petergon
Alice Sartor
Hazel Miller
Kossuth County
Des Moines
Estelle Bonacker
Former Woden Hardware Man Dead
Mr. Chas. Baack and family traveled to Alden Iowa after learning of the death of their granddaughter and father in law Mr. John Bushman. Bushman died Thursday afternoon at his Alden home after a two month illness. He owned a local hardware store for about thirty years before retiring four years ago and moving to Alden. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Methodist church.
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Woden Hardware
Chas. Baack
Alden
John ‘Bushman
Let a Jury Decide on Patterson McFarland Salary Grab
In Senator Patterson's district Burt man and B F McFarland of West Bend clash over the 1929 salary increase for lawmakers. Patterson hints at potential libel actions while McFarland is urged to sue to settle the dispute. A jury could decide if the act was peculation or legitimate compensation. The downtown argument draws statewide attention as undecided taxpayers seek clarity.
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Patterson
Burt
B. F. McFarland
West Bend
McFarland
Webster's International
Benator Patterson
Globe-Gazette
Legion Auxiliary Notes Executive meeting and county event planned
Members of the executive board will meet at the Denton home Thursday evening Sept Sth at 7 p m. All members urged to attend. Thanks to Mrs Clarence Mechler for carpet rags to be sewn and sent to the U S Veterans hospital at Knox ville. County meeting at the Methodist Church Tuesday Sept 49th with Watt unit entertaining eight Kossuth units. State convention reports to be given.
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Denton
Clarence Mechler
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Watt
Kossuth
German Golden Gles Meeting At Vergin Kardoos Home
The German Golden Green met at Vergin Kardoos home in New member Anna Grilte joined. Roll call cited an Iowa park location and a talk on Yellowstone National Park by Lana Tjaden. Poster duties assigned to County Pals. decoration committee named. Each girl named ten trees in Kossuth county. Anna Abbas selected for a three year personal account contest. Meeting closed with songs, photos, health posters, and lunch. Next gathering set for September 17 at Dorothy Intermill’s home.
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Vergin Kardoos
Anna Grilte
Iowa Park
Lana Tjaden
Yellowstone National Park
Grace Steper
Sylvia Abbas
Tjaden
Bertha Hofbauer
Kossuth
Anna Abbas
Iiclen
Dorothy Intermill
Sena Tjaden
Pannkuk Family Visit Spans North Dakota and Iowa
Ben G Pannkuk a Grand Forks traveling salesman for Palmolive visited Waterloo with his wife and their children. They drove from Waterloo to Minneapolis and planned a move to North Dakota. The family reunion with his parents and wife’s relatives occurred Sunday as they prepared to settle in Grand Forks.
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Ben G. Pannkuk
Grand Forks
N. D
Waterloo
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Mr. Pannhuk
National
Ben
Baby Beef Club Enrolls For Calf Rearing Program
Junior farmers aged 10 to 21 are invited to join the Baby Beef Club. Early calves will be secured for next year, with regular meetings and record keeping on feeding. In Kossuth county 100 halves were sold on feed by November 1, and 18 boys have already entered. Entries should be sent to the Farm Bureau at once to obtain calves before October 1. Auctions occur each fall at county and state fairs and weekly at the Chicago Stock Yards.
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Baby Beef Club
Kossuth
Farm Bureau
Chicago
Methodist Church Notes and Year Plans
The Sunday School board met Monday and set the course for the church year starting in October. Promotion Day is planned for Ostand. Officers and teachers were elected: Wm. Schram superintendent, Willis Phelps assistant, Ruth Miller treasurer, Oscar Blanchard secretary, Mrs. Ray Oesterreicher librarian, Vernelle Zwiefal pianist. The year ends in about two weeks. finances were tight but generous. Fourth Quarterly meeting is next Friday with Rev. Hammer present. Services will be held at Titonka and Doan at the usual hours.
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Wm. Schram
Willis Phelps
Ruth Miller
Oscar Blanchard
Ray Oesterreicher
Vernelle Zwiefal
Hammer
Titonka
Doan
Mrs Harm Daniels Dies After Weeks of Illness
Mrs Harm Mantels dies at 77 after stomach cancer. She passed away Tuesday at her home in town. Funeral services are set for Thursday with a 1 pm service at her home by Rev Fr W Schoenlein and a 2 pm sermon at the nearby Reformed church delivered by Rev Meyer. Obituary next week.
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Harm Mantels
Fr. W. Schoenlein
Lutheran Church
Reformed Church
Wotton
Meyer
Titania High to Host Opening Baseball Game
Titania high school schedules the season opener against Crystal Lake high Friday afternoon at the local diamond. Fans are invited to attend the first game of the season and watch the Titania squad start strong.
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Titania High School
Crystal Lake High
Nelson Family Visit Highlights Local Newspaper Dependence
Nelson of Benson Nebraska visited Titonica relatives including Mrs. Car rie Bonacker and Mrs. J. B. Larsen after touring Crystal Lake and Rudd Iowa with stops at Ringsted and family. The editorial notes the community’s reliance on out of town suppliers for printing and other business needs to sustain the local newspaper.
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Nelson
Nebraska
Wm. Nelson
Benson
Nebr
Omaha
Carrie Bonacker
J. B. Larsen
Mikel Nelson
Crystal Lake
W. T. Hall
G. A. Hansen
Rudd
Iowa
Ringsted
Davisson
Dispatch
Daredevil Congress at Kossuth County Fair Algona IA
Friday feature adds stuntman Jack Harry who will crash through a double wall on a motorcycle at 70 mph. Motorcycle races are open to Iowa and nearby states with ten drivers expected. The Ash Can Derby for cars under $60 draws attention. Auto Polo and other acts complete a strong fair program. entries go to B Ward Beam in Algona.
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Algona
Iowa
Jack Harry
Barty
Connecion
Minnesota
Tinois
Nebraska
B. Ward Beam
Lutheran Church Notes Tall Bible School Opens Next Saturday
The tall bible school for all children of school age will begin next Saturday at 10 o'clock. A confirmation class will be formed and parents are urged to send their children. The church basement is being divided into Sunday School rooms with canvas curtains. A new primary class organized near Sunday School with Miss Marie Trandt as teacher. If you have a child 4 or years of age it should join this class. German services will be held next Sunday morning and a special monthly collection for the church treasury will be taken at that service.
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Tall Bible School
Marie Trandt
Church Treasury
Fire at Pannkules Home Explodes Damaging Kitchen
A blast at the B S Pannkules residence in the north part of town wrecked the kitchen and building, minor injuries avoided thanks to quick fire department response. Eddie Boyken alerted crews at a nearby residence as the blaze spread. origin undetermined. Repairs on Swatson building completed. Banck of Woden praised for plastering and brick work.
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B.S. Pannkules
Pannkik
Sl Oeck
Ave Department
Tha Fira
Eddie Boyken
al Meyer Hone
Crops in North Dakota a friendly subscription note
North Dakota news from Williston dated August 29 1902 notes crop conditions with wheat above average though prices fall mentions missed issues Indian Day celebration and June July gaps. Brief personal sign off by Mrs L C Hart references corn crop town finances and Iowa strike.
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Williston
N. D
Titania
Iowa
L. C. Hart
P. T. A. Notes on unity and dues drive
A valley school PTA article outlines its aims to unite parents teachers and citizens for child welfare across home school church and community. It lists officers duties and by laws including a 26 cent annual dues and a push to collect from at least half of homes and teachers. The piece ends with lines urging perseverance when challenges arise.
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Julia Larsen
Martha Bonacker
Galena
Wiesel
Minnie Oesterreich
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Marie Senne
Brisbane
Reformed Church News
Mibrary
Onion King
Legion Auxiliary Notes
Hen Pannkuk
Methodist Church
Harm Daniels
Lutheran Church Notes
George Johnson
Myrtle
Atedna
P. T. A. Notes
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