4 H Clubs Shine At Mass County Fair Demonstrations
The Mass County Fair showcased 4 H clubs with top honors for the Corman Golden Clean Club of German township led by Lena Tjaden and Anna Abbas for accessories and room decor. Burt Lively League club earned second, with Koestler and Kollasch winning for the first Burt team at the State Fair. Muriel Long and Gladys Blarstedt scored for The Tailored Bed for Rest, while Laverne Loyal Workers and other clubs earned prizes for demonstrations on the color wheel and home furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corman Golden Clean Club
German Township
Lena Tjaden
Anna Abbas
Burt Lively League
Burt Club
Raa
sSogsuth
Muriel Long
Gladys Blarstedt
Laverne
Cora
Man Masterson
Cordela Ristan
Harrison Healthy Hustlers
Portland Peppy Pala
Alethian Club
Union Township
Fenton
Hvery Hooath
Kossuth
Mildred Wilson
Extension ‘Service
Ames
Harrison and
Wilson
Uorraing Peterson
Titonka
District P T A Round Table in Estherville
District P T A Round Table Estherville invites all officers and members to attend a full conference at the Roosevelt auditorium September 16. The program begins at 9:20 a m with sessions throughout the day and includes a focus on parents and teachers. Mr and Mrs Hayo Boekelman and children visited from Saturday to Monday with friends in Ackley Belmont and Applington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Tanbery Association
Roosevelt Auditorium
Deatherville
Hayo ‘Boekelman
Anne
Heyo
Ackley
Belmond
Applington
Town Council Proceedings September 8 1932
A 10:30 a m meeting attended by Mayor Wolfe and councilmen Pannkuk Callies and Bornacker approved 76 a year for Marshal W H Ricklefs and allowed several bills. The clerk was instructed to obtain prices for a prisoner allocator, and the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollowly
Wolfe
Pak We Cedev
Rasmus Hamgen
Vitonka Tople
Yssee
Ailts
Rachyt
Swanson Oe
Boreman Vysseeys
George Oaken
Elevator Damages Report At Anita And Injury At Alton
The Kunz Elevator at Anita in Ta suffered damage estimated in the hundreds of dollars and repair work has begun with completion expected soon. In Arin Monday Henry Peterson struck iron, a steel chip hit Paul Tienan on the arm causing a painful bleeding injury. The steel piece remains unremoved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunz
Anita
Arin
Henry Peterson
Hammay
Paul Tienan
Watson Hamistreet Wins Fourth at North Moon Fair Calf Show
Watson Hamistreet exhibited a calf at the Ma gon City fair last week and earned fourth place. He spent the summer with an uncle at Clear Lake caring for and grooming his prize animal. Competition was strong and he is congratulated on raising a prize calf with hope for first place next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Watson Hamstreet
Magon City
Clear Lake
Coon Struck by Car on Plum Creek Road
Richer Gus Richter ran over a young raccoon Saturday night near Algona on Plum Creek road after a car ahead struck it. He stopped to examine, found the animal alive but soon died, and took the carcass home to show Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Richter
Richter
Algona
Plum Creek
Painful Injury Suffered by Hilda May Kreugar
Hilda May Kreugar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kreugar, sustained a slight brain concussion after a playground accident last week when a classmate on roller skates pulled her tricycle. She was ill for a couple of days and has not fully recovered but will suffer no lasting effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda May
George Kreugar
iShe
Algona Fair Draws Crowd as Woman Wins Ford V8
Thousands attended the Algona fair as a woman holder of a lucky number selected a Ford V8 over a Word V8 or Chevrolet. The Friday event drew the largest crowd of the week with entertainment sports and automobile races. Her husband runs the Deep Rock filling station, linking local business to the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Deep Rock
Sartor and Old Schoolmate Reunite in Wisconsin
Dr Pierre Sartor and his son Guido spent days in Glen Mayen Wisconsin visiting an old Luxembourg schoolmate turned Father Peter Trierweiler of Glen Haven. The two men, separated forty years, reunited after correspondence begun when Sartor learned of Trierweiler in the United States. Trierweiler, who came to work in La Crosse in 1901, has made three trips to the old country and owns a notable library and rare paintings including a five thousand dollar canvas.
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Sartor
Pierre Sartor
Guido
Glen Mayen
Wis
Luxembourg
France
Father Trierweiler
United States
la Crosse
Lutheran Church Notes Sunday School and Services
The teachers of the Sunday School meet at the parsonage next Friday evening. English Service next Sunday morning at 4 30 PM. Sunday School at 9 30 AM. Bible School every Saturday from 8 AM to 12 noon. If you have children to join the confirmation class please send them. All children aged 8 or 10 should attend every Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worslip
Mark Bacon Breaks Two Ribs In Accident
Mark Bacon sustained two fractured ribs and a cut lip after a stump hidden by grass caused a collision with his steering wheel while Flo, his companion, rushed to check on Mr Christen sen. He ignored the injury at first but later faced intense pain and was advised to rest and avoid travel for several days due to pneumonia risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Bacon
Flo
Mr. Christensen
Win
Kossuth County Wins at 1932 Iowa State Pair Contest
Kossuth County won the women’s project contest at the 1932 Iowa State Pair. The county booth scored 1000 points, driven by demonstrations on chair caning and notable exhibits including a refinished walnut chair and a cherry table. County chairwoman J H Warburton spoke at the State Fair, while Mrs Ray Fitch and Mrs Jack Devine of Riverdale township presented the chair caning demonstration. Muscatine County placed second. others mentioned include Miss Louise Braun and Milas Braun’s visit from North Dakota to Lamont, Pennsylvania to attending college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Iowa
Kossuth Project
Booth
Ray Fitch
Jack Devine
Riverdale
J. H. Warburton
Women’s and Childrens
Warburton
Judy
Gus TorIne
Kossuth
Muscatine County
McElwatp
Louise Braun
Lansford
N. C
Milas ‘Braun
A. Killan
North Dakota
Pearl McDlwain
Lamont, Ta
Killan
Clay County Fair Holds Meeting on Admission Policy
The Clay County Fair Association executive committee met this morning and, recognizing inflation, approved price reductions for 1930. Children age thirteen and under will be admitted free each day of the fair, a substantial change from last year when 8,000 paid 25 cents and 18,000 paid 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County Fair
Clay County Fair Association
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Postponed to Sept 27
The Rose ath gouty Unit of the Legion Auxiliary postponed its Tuesday meeting to Sept 27 at 2 pm in the Swe City Legion Hall. Members are urged to attend to report membership for the County convention. A tea and other events are rescheduled. executive board chaired by Martha Bonacker will publish details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseath Gouty
Llonka
Legion Hall
Swe
Ttouka
Martha Bonacker
Unusual Barn Owl Sightings Near Odebolt Farm
Helen Danneberg reports a rare barn owl pair first seen on Thanksgiving Day 1923 on the Danneberg farm near Odebolt. The birds nested in a barn pheon horne, laid five and three eggs respectively, with a wary female attacking a worker. Observers note dusk and night activity mainly June to November, and the creature’s monkey-faced appearance earns its odd name. Roy 400 Station advert follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Danneberg
Odebolt
Fish and Game Department
E. B. Danne
Berg
M. B. Danneberg
Charley G. Lange
Ater
Danneberg Iarm
C. C. Lille
Sac County
Reformed Church News Sees New Members and Plans
Two young men from the Reformed Church, John Allis and John Tapper, head for German Valley to study at Pleasant Prairie Academy for gospel ministry. Tapper joins the church on Friday. a potential adult class in Sunday school is explored with a meeting planned for September 18 after 9:30. Services on Sunday include 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 German Service and 3:00 English Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allis
John Tapper
German Valley
Pleasant Prairie Academy
Local Contributions To Relief Of Needy
Local clubs and organizations report on aid given within the community over the past year. American Legion Auxiliary, Red Cross, Dorcas Sunday School, and Womans Club detail clothing, food, shelter, books, and medical support provided to families, including numbers of children aided, amounts spent, and current Red Cross funds. Local meetings and community notes follow, including a truck repair update after a recent accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhasa
Legion and Auxiliary and Womans Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Schultz and Hoff
American Red Cross the
Red Cross
Dorcas
Titanksa Womans Club
Board of Supervisors
Fishing trip sails from Swea City and nearby parties
Flahermen OF and brother-in-law Herb Winter depart Swea City with a fishing party for a week at Little Winnie in northern Minnesota. Saturday groups including O B Slack Prank Mulgan and a Swea City friend tested Stony Paint on Tesch Lake while M A Ogaven J C Newville and a telephone Hneman and the editor also headed to the same fishing locale for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flahermen
Far North
W. J. Denton
Herb Winter
Swea City
Little Winnie
Northern
Minnesota
O. B. Slack
Mulgan
Swe
Mr. Black
Tesch Lake
Ogaven
J. C. Newville
Hneman
Foy
Mrs Harm Dantels Dies At 77 In Titonka Iowa
Mrs Harm Dantels nee Swyter born February 27 1860 in Appleward Germany died September 6 1982 at age 77 years 6 months and days She married Harm Dantels in 1877 and they had 14 children Eleven survive with families in Ackley Mtonka Garner Reville Frost Woden Wesley Forest City and other Iowa towns The family moved from Germany to Wellsburg and later to Rovilo Revillo then Titonka where they lived retired Interment was at the German Christian Reformed church with Rev D J Meyer officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harm Dantela
Harm Dantels
Nea Swyter
Appleward
Germany
Shn
Gota
Wellsburg
Bara “Hiy
Rovilto
Woden
Titonka
Ufe
Martin Swyter
Geo. Swyter
Clara City
Minn
Everat Ross
Wellshure
Thomas Neeson
Weilsburg
Will of
Ackley
George
Mtonka
Herman
Garner
Martin
Albert
Reville
Clause
Frost
Fred Klunder
Holland
Henry C. Tohnson
Fraton
Henry Schroeder
Siiney Riggley
Forest City
Aug. Rotschafer
Wesley
German Christian Reformed Church
Sertvites Iby
D. J. Meyer
Card of Thanks from the Daniels Children
The Daniels children express sincere thanks to all who offered kindness during their mother’s illness and death and for floral offerings music and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wataka
Daniels
Building a Duck Blind Under Migratory Waterfowl Rules
The 1932 Federal Migratory Waterfowl Regulations and Iowa Game Laws affect where to build a duck blind as rising water levels push covers farther from shore. Section 1770 bans use of boats or motors to hunt birds from water or to attract them, except ambushes on land with natural materials and no false bottoms. permits only oar or paddle propelled craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Department
Library notes and hours for Titonke Public Library
On Saturday September 10th 1947 forty seven books were loaned. The library opens each Tuesday from 12 to 1 pm and each Saturday from 2 to 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonke
Methodist Church Notes Choir Sings and Conference Ahead
The newly organized morning choir sang last Sunday to the delight of attendees and promises future performances each Sunday. The last Quarterly Conference of the church year is Friday with Dean at 2:30 p.m. and Titonka at 8 p.m. Pastor Sense to preside. district superintendent Mr Longe to conclude tenure this fall. A full attendance is urged and contributions are encouraged to support church costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scory
Titonka
Longe
Sense
Poube
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Geonat Golden Glee Club
Germatownsky
P.T. A. Round Table
Estherville
Coon
Algona Lady
Lutheran Church Notes
Christensen Pines
Chester Lamareux
Gilmore City
Legion Auxiliary Notes
Royal
Edward Zwiefel
Reformed. Church News
Carriera
Fred Farley
Whittemore
Mr. and
Mra
Amos Bonacker and Sons
Beryl, Marlin and
Jerry
Mrs
Carrie Bonacker
Martin Nelson
Crystal Lake
Rickless
Mason City
Methodist Church
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