Local Notes Include Hospital Stay And Social Visitors
George Alice is at Mason City hospital for observation and possible operation. Petersen guests at Blakley home. Petersen and Bonacker ladies travel to Rochester for checkups. Lyle Tryon of Oildale and family welcome a baby girl born last Thursday. Various social visits, birthday celebrations, and community events are listed including a Birthday Club gathering, guests from Algona, and trips to Spirit Lake and Port Arthur. Rainfall reported heavy, field work affected. Margreta Cordes shower surprised. bankers convention in Des Moines with Alvin J. Barkley as speaker. farewell party as Pommer family moves to Woden. Henry Pommer to dive on home place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alice
Mason City Hospital
A. M. Petersen
Earl Blakley
Carrie Bonacker
Rochester
Lyle Tryon
Oildale
California
F. '‘Manwiller
Ed Roeder
Rockwell
Sophus Nelson
Birthday Club
Leota Schutter
Marian Kooreman
Jane Mahen
Mary Elizabeth Godden
Algona
Jean French
Kenneth Siwan
Mason City
Swan
Vern Bacon
Larry
Clair Heifner
Mark Bacon
Don Bacon
Thompson
John Rolfsema
Des Moines
Carl F. Callies
Callies
Lee ‘C. Wolfe
Kulp
Spirit Lake
Dr. Kulp
George Breen
Port Arthur
Camslla
Chippawa Park
Fort Williams
Alice
Queen Elizabeth
England
Minnesota
Titanka
Thheir Titonka
Anu
Harry Ricklefs
Henry H. Bruns
Herman Limberg and Son
August Wellner
New Richland
Minn
F. Schneider
Albert Lea
Margreta Cordes
Edward Boyken
Bankers’ Convention
Alvin J. Barkley
C. H. Tomkins
Garner
Bridge Club
Pierre Sartor
Marie Amesbury
Jané
Harl Stott
Harold Miller
Algona Hospital
Irvin
Minnie
Alice Pannhuk
Lester Gray
Herbert Rakow
Berniece Spear
German Valley
Ill
Academy
Bruno Stecker
Myr
Fred Stecker
B. Bgesdal
Guy Barton
Ralph Nelson
Mary Oesterreicher
Louis
John Bleich
Britt
Leroy Loats
Dubuque
Tom Oats
Parmak
Missal Electric
Ralph Cordes
Raymond Pannhuk
Central College
Pella
Ralph
Raymond
Dorothy Stecker
Leo Seiberts
Grimes
Bob Pink
Dale Higgins
Louie Bacon
Chuck Jand
Lake Mille Lac
George Sonnenberg
Holland
B. H. Meyers
Wellsburg
Sartor
Chicago
J. P. Coyle
Coyle
George Alke
Neal Michaelson
John
Christina Alke
Buffalo Center
Myrtle Olson
Clear Lake
Henry J. Schoon
The
Florence Schnucker
Ramsey
John Pink
Brown
Minneapolis
Sid Grant
Laverne
H. J. Hawley
Naomi
Constance DeWild
Bert Sanders
Sexton
Keith Stott
Marl Stott
Jane Amesbury
Lena Sunken
Dorothy Sloper
Lionise Miller
Hestesses
John Cordes
Esdent Smith
Conservation League
Howard French
Haroldy Johnson
Ernest
Will Peterson
Obe Hott
Gordon Hansen
George Graham Jr
R. C. Ball
Patricia
Detroit
Ford. Moffat
Lake Michigan
Cassville
Wis
Herb Schweppe
Earl
Hoong
Nashua
Community Notes From Algona and Surroundings
Local society items include bridge club plans for Thursday with Mrs. Sartor and Mrs. Amesbury, visits from Stott and Nelson families, and updates on family events. Mentioned are hospital recoveries, school departures to Central College and Wartburg, a new baby Roger David Reibsamen, and community gathering at the Ramsey Reformed church with baptisms and weddings.
Methodist Church Rally Day and Worship Schedule
Rev W L Patterson leads Sunday services with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00. Rally Day urges members and friends to attend. War prayer service at 11 and basket dinner at 12:80. Fourth quarterly conference Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Trustees and stewards urged to attend. pledges due. Fruit for hospital accepted. Financial secretary George Bonacker to receive year’s gifts. Morning Worship at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Trustees and stewards to attend Titonka conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepworth League
George Bonacker
Ido.ai
Titonka
Good Hope Lutheran Church Announces Activities and Services
Rev. M. A. Schulz, pastor, invites parishioners and newcomers to Thursday choir practice at 7 30 pm and Sunday services in English on September 14 at 10 am. Plans include an adult confirmation class and a children’s confirmation class starting September 20. An annual ladies aid supper is set for Saturday September 27 in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope Lutheran American Lutheran Church
M. A. Schulz
Good Hope
Immanuel Lutheran Announces September Schedule
Immanuel Lutheran led by Rev. Wm. Plant four miles east and one mile north of Titonia. Thursday September 11 male and ladies chorus rehearsal. September 14 English services at 10 00 am with Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 00 am. Tuesday September 16 ladies chorus rehearsal. Saturday September 20 Sunday School program rehearsal at 9 00 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran
Wm. Plant
Titonia
Smoke seen at Hers berger jewelry store no fire found
Knoxville firemen searched basements roofs attics and walls of the Hers berger jewelry store after seeing smoke from windows and the roof rear of the building but found no fire. Jean French escorted Jane Laird Mary Elizabeth and JoAnn Godden of Algona to Iowa City Wednesday. Surprise birthday dinner guests for Howard French included Mr and Mrs R F Perry of Algona and Mr and Mrs Herb French of Luverne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Hersberger Jewelry Store
Jean French
Jane Laird
Mary Elizabeth
JoAnn Godden
Algona
Iowa City
Howard French
R. F. Perry
Herb French
Luverne
Forget-Me-Nots sale supports disabled veterans
Local American Legion and Auxiliary promote a Saturday sale of Forget-Me-Nots to aid disabled World War I veterans. The Legion will apply proceeds to community service work while Auxiliary members highlight national defense efforts and extensive volunteer activities with Red Cross, U.S.O., emergency services, and patriotic programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Sam
American Legion Auxiliary
America
Blanche Gartner
National Defense
U.S
Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Wesley Auxiliary Membership Party Honors Free Admission
The American Legion Auxiliary in Wesley held a membership party Monday night led by membership chairman Mrs. Frank Kouba Jr. A free membership was awarded to attendees. After the meeting a mock wedding featured Mary Lou McMahon as bride and Tommy Root as groom with several attendants. A solo, reading, violin piece, and piano accompaniment followed before bingo and a pot luck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Auxiliary
Wesley
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank Kouba Jr
Membershp
Kouba
Mary Lou McMahon
Tommy Root
Lorraine Bleich
Patty McMahon
Sandra Flom
John Pfeffer
Larry
Bobby Hildman
Mary Adine Kunz
Adele Kunz
Sylvia Ann Gerdes
Lavon Gerdes
Move Fish From Pond at Algona to River
Kossuth county conservationists moved about 1500 northern pike from the fish rearing pond south of Algona to positions above and below Plum Creek dam on Friday. The length ranged from four to 14 inches and this was the first time fish had been taken from the pond since its completion, though some were lost during high water. A contrasting note highlights Iowa as a leading agricultural state with nearly 5000 manufacturing establishments and growing industrial importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Kossuth
Plum Creek
Custodians Meet at Algona 4-H Clubhouse
Wright Pocahontas and Kossuth county school house custodians attended a joint Saturday meeting at the Kossuth fairgrounds 4-H clubhouse with 22 custodians and spouses enjoying social games a 630 p m dinner at Algona hotel. The Kossuth chapter plans its first regular meeting September 13 to elect officers for the year and a north west district one day custodians school will be held September 20 at Estherville inviting custodians statewide. Nelson Manufacturing wind chargers from Spencer report long distance sales including Iceland Mexico and Argentina products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona 4
Wright
Pocahontas
Kossuth
Kossuth Fair Grounds
Algona
Northwest
Estherville
Nelson Manufacturing Company
Spencer
Iceland
Mexico
Argentina
Honest youths return found money to store owner
Anamese youths Donald Hughes Charles Hughes and Charles Metcalf Jr found a sack with several dollars in dimes nickels and pennies near a local store. They turned the money over to the store owner who divided the money among the three boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Charles Hughes
Charles Metcalf Jr
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Titonka Savings Bank
Fibber McGee
Molly
Prapapaen
Wilson
Chile
Callies Bros Store
Henry P. Harms
South Dakota
Mitchell
Black Hills
Wyoming
Denver
Colorado
Esther Iritz
Wartburg College
Waverly
Clair Helfer
Jess Harms
Alden
Pauline Adamson
Merman Welhousents
St. Olaf's College
Northfield
Trene Schmidt
Alien Budlong
Cedar Falls
Martin Bletch
Wm. Mayland
Hess
F. G.elliot
Nellie Elliot
Swea City
John Radmaker
Esteline
Tom Loats
LeRoy
Floyd A. Reibsamen
Roger David
Lillie Tapper
Wilson Cafe
Lawrence Doege
Ray Behrends
Annie Behrends
F. C. Voltke
Baptist Parsonage
King Thoren
Thoren
Judith Kay Holtzbauer
Oscar Miller
David Williams
Fort Dodge
Betty Ann Miller
JA. M. Friest
Junior
Ray Miller
Shrp Gerdes
Johnson
Pinks
I.G.A. Store
Titania
Iowa
American Legion and Auxiliary News
Towa
Union
Bonacker
Cocoa
Ivof Med
Filic
Clorox
Hoff
Shoe and Harness Repairing
Weell Jim
D-X Station
A. M. Petersen Real Estate
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