Week by week school news recap and class officers listed
Local school opens with an all student staff under Mr Metcalé. Monday morning about 280 pupils return and staff expect full coverage next week. Class officers chosen for seniors through freshman while baseball practice starts and hot lunch program readies. Courses described include Physics, Homemaking, Shorthand, Business Law, American Government, English, and Typing with note of staff changes and Glee Club tryouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalé
Thia
Mary Alice
Kieth Stott
Richard Downs
Milly “Schutter
Darlene Seefeld
Robert Engstrom
Clarence Goetz
Mary Bunkofske
Robert, Downs
Harold Heesch
Francea Harrison
Cletus Zwiefel
Herbert Tjaden
Joan Johnson
Catherine Orthel
Burdine Hansen
van Zandbergen
Guse
Anna
Ida Alice
Migs Atlen
Eorty
Benjamin Franklin
Department of Agriculture
John Smith
Cotton Mather
Alvina Weig and Matt Fisch Wed at Wesley Church
Alvina Weig daughter of Mr and Mrs George Weig married Matt Fisch son of Mrs Catherine Fisch at St Joseph s Catholic Church in Wesley last Tuesday at 9 am Rev L N Klein officiated the nuptial mass. Attendants were Mrs Mike Dropp of Algona and Lawrence Eig. The bride wore a white floor length gown over crepe with pearl tiara and carried pink roses and white asters. A reception for 80 was held at the parish hall. Afterward the couple planned to live on Matt s mother s farm east of Sexton and attend a wedding dance at Corwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Alvina Weig
George Weig
Matt Fisch
Catherine’ Fisch
Sexton
St. Joaph’s Catholic Church
L. N. Klein
Mike Drpaldae
Algona
Lawrence |Eig
1St. Benedict Parochial School
Matt
Corwith
Good Hope Lutheran Church Events and Notices
Alfred O. Mardoff leads Divine Worship at 10 with Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 Special offering for Local Lord's Kingdom work to be received Children's Confirmation class begins Saturday at 8 Next Thursday September 18 Lad eg Aid Guest Day at Britt women’s meeting postponed to September 26 More pullets raise prompts careful culling before fall housing to avoid crowding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope Lutheran American Lutheran Church
Alfred O. Mardoff
Britt
Women's Missionary Society
Sophomore and Freshman News From Local School
The sophomore class totals thirty four pupils matching last year indicating the freshman class remained with the group. Agriculture—plants and drafts. Geometry—line segments and compass use. English—spelling and punctuation in stories. Freshman notes cover algebra graphs dictation sentence study environment experiments homemaking friendship and maintenance, and manual training with mechanical drawing and lettering work.
Titonka Wins Consolation in Thor Playoff at Titonka
Titonka edged Eagle Grove 6 to 2 to claim the consolation title in the Thor tournament at Haglé Grove last Wednesday. Nurre pitched for Titonka with Hansen catching as Boekelman made clutch plays in the field. Titonka rapped 8 hits to Eagle Grove’s 6 and benefited from 7 walks and two hit batters in a game marked by solid defense and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tote
Haglé Grove
Nutra Titdnka
Hable ‘Grove
Pitonka
Eagle Grove
Ito ‘Gcora
Titanka
Titonka
Nurre
Hansen
Eagle Grove Woodwalls
Heiko Boekelman
Steddar
UR Brunsss
Boekelman
I ‘Korte Ib
Wubben
Abha Baer
Michchaelaton
Woodswall
Woodwall
Smith
Olson Couple Celebrates Silver Wedding at Wesley
Mr and Mrs E M Olson marked their 25th wedding anniversary at Wesley on Sept 6 with Sunday dinner for guests including Laura Croft McWaroe Rose Laux A J Seiler August Garman Henry Haverly Melvin Olson and Lester Monroe of Algona. Their two daughters Oscar Wagner of Manly and Bob Pink of Titonka prepared and served the dinner. A three tier cake with miniature bride and groom stood as centerpiece. The couple married Sept 6 1921 at St Cecilia's Algona and are parents of nine. Open house 2 to 5 drew 75 relatives and friends who offered congratulations and gifts of silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
H. M. Olson
Olson
Laura McWaroe 0Croft
Rose Laux
A. J. Seiler
August Garman
Henry Haverly
Melvin Olson
Lester Monroe
Algona
Mrs Frieda Crone Killed in California
Funeral services for Mrs. Frieda Crone 26 died last Tuesday in a San Diego hospital after an automobile accident. She lived in Santa Monica five years and is survived by her parents, three sisters, a brother at home, and a deceased brother. Burial was in Bingham Town Church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wopen
Frieda Crone
San Diego
Calif
St. John’s Gutheran Church
Woden
Knapploh
Mra
Crone
Santa Monica
Mra. R. Brana
Buffalo Center
Martin Christensen
Richy and Hart
Leeter LeGour
Santa Monies
Frederick
Bingham Town
Ahin Cemetery
Mrs Graham Sr. Dies at 77 in Iowa Township
Mrs. Cuttis Graham, 77, died at home in Portland Township after a heart condition. Funeral held at Titonka Methodist Church with Rev. son Meares officiating. She lived in Kossuth County 44 years on the home farm with 14 children, 21 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren surviving. several siblings and relatives noted in the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuttis Graham
Portland Township
Titonka
Son
Belmond
Meares
Blanche
Graham
Harvey
Nellie Clark
Burt
Mildred Jennings
Sexton
George Jr
Hola Miller
Lake Mills
Dwight
Ruth and
Clarence
Blanch Small
Washington
Mira
Marie Godden
Algona
Marie Fox
Lone Rock
Jay
Lottie
Maurtice
Bean Planter Breaks Record Amid Inflation Fears
Cannonsie Catone and Calhoun cour e iene report a bean plant reaching 204 pods as industry players debate if other bean planters can beat this record amid inflation concerns. The note highlights agricultural innovation and market optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canonsie
Catone ‘Plier
Calhoun Couree Iene
Foo Arts
Baby Dies In Sleep Smothering Tragedy Reported
David Lee Birdsell aged three months died when a blanket apparently covered his face as he slept in Blue Earth. His mother found him unresponsive and he was pronounced dead at home. Funeral services were held in Blue Earth with relatives and neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lee
Birdgell
Blue Harth
Hit
Blue” Earth
Christian
Meyer
Heyo Boskelman
Birdsells
Funeral service held for Dawson 45
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Methodist church for Dawson 45 who died suddenly of a heart attack Friday. He was born June 24 1901 in Algona the son of Orrice and Baith Dawson and attended schools there and at Nevada and the University of Nebraska where he majored in history. He studied music in Mason City and was active in Boy Scout work serving as assistant scoutmaster and helping establish a camp at Magon City. He married Nancy Elizabeth Lawham November 8 1924 in Maryville Kansas and had no children. He lived in Wesley where he worked at Farmers Elevator and later the K H Co Op Oil Co for 15 years. He was the first president of the social conservation league and served on the town council recently. Surviving are his wife two brothers and parents preceded him in death. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whsley
Mason ‘Onty
Magon City
Nancy Elizabeth Lawham
Maryville
Kansas
Ma Sy
Wesley
Farmers Elevator
K, & H, Co-Op, Oil Co
Social Comb
Sensation League
Wneles
Preston Chapin
An Roy Chapin
Vancouver
Georgno
H. J. Braspy
Meadames “Lawrence
Theron Hanson
Mra
Neubrough Aoe
Gompaniat
J. P. Studer
Paul Wagen
Henry Beck
Albert Lichtelg
J. T. Root
Halvor Flom Jr
Evergreen Cemetery
Emmanuel Lutheran announces speaking event and gatherings
Pastor Wm. Plang will speak at a mission rally in Nora Springs. No services next Sunday. Sunday school at 9. Luther League social at pm. Guest day at Britt on Thursday September 19 at 2 PM. Brotherhood guests of Woden Friday September 20 at am. Brotherhood meets next Thursday at 8. Confirmation classes next Saturday from 9:80 to 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jmmanuel Lutheran
Wm. Plang
Nora Springs
Luther League
Britt
Brotherhood
Woden Brotherhood
Ramx Reform noted at church services and meetings
The Ramsex Reform ed on church program at Snottier parish includes morning worship at 10 30 and Sunday school at 6180 Lesnon with the topic Jesus and Covetousness Afternoon service at 2 and evening worship by Tha Young People's Society Wednesday gatherings begin 8 00 The Classis Prairie Women’s Mission group meets September 18 with sessions at 1 00 7 80 and a public evening meeting Speakers include Mrs David Bo Little Falls Rev selink Annville Ky Erdella De Jong Arabl Marian Van Haain and more
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Donald J. James
Ws.c
Young People
Hien Buffington
Pearl Hammond
Hagle Grove
George Bonsacker
Titonka-Doan
Plang
Tijonks
Poan
Snottier
Lesnon
Jesus
Covetoustass
Géts
Man
Tha Young
People’s, Soctet
Classis Pré Prairie
David Bo
Little Falls
N. J
Revselink
Annville
Erdella de Jong
Marian van Haain
Tinhea
Zwiefels Take North Dakota Minnesota Trip
Mr and Mrs Eq Zwiefel completed a week long visit through Minnesota and the Dakotas last Friday. In Breckenridge they called on the Williams family, with Mrs Williamson noted in amber attire. They also visited the Helmers at Dorin and brothers Glenn and Byrus Heimers in Rosholt. They traveled through Wapheton but did not visit anyone there, and observed generally fair crop conditions except Breckenridge where crops were about half, with frost noted in Breckenridge and Dorin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zwiefels
Minnesota
Dakotas
Eq Zwiefel
North
South Dakota
Breckenridg
Sam Williamsons
Williamson
Zwiefel
Dorin
Hol Helmers
My. Hoelmner
Zwietel
Rosholdt
Glenn
Byrus Heimers
Wesley man returns home after Malta fever hospital stay
Tack Lichttrig of Wesley was brought home Sunday from Mercy hospital Mason City where he had been days with Malta fever. He will be confined to bed for some time. Reig Balug cared for at the Deable home where he and his wife Irene Loehig will stay until March 1 when they move to the Dr Raney farm now occupied by the Bad Otls family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wvrbury
Jaax Lichtelg
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Malta
Reig Balug
Deable
Irene Loehig
Dr. Raney
Bad Otls
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Mildred
Franzen
Wesley Church
Poultrymer
E. M. Olson
California
SION
Mrs
Um Patterson
Kathryn Kirsch
Missal
Ray Birdsell
Tack Lichtrig
Fryer
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