Woden Notes Local Callers and Community Events
Woden lists include C A Lawler in Forest City Britt visitors L T Nutty in Gritt and Theo Frederickson in Britt. Epworth League picnic at Crystal Lake and local band finale concert noted. School opens with 13 pupils in grades 9 and 10 led by Supt Merwin Zwald and teachers Gall Frederickson Ludeking.
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Woden
C. A. Lawler
Forest City
Theo. Frederickson
Britt
L. T. Nutty
Gritt
Peek Hansen
Garner
Henry Albers
Titonka
L. J. Thies
Chris Leone
Henry Orthel
Mason City
Chas, Fiegel
D. D. Dye
Clear Lake
Marie Helm
Crystal Lake
John Doll
J. J. Dooley
Algona
Epworth League
J. H. Bode
Ted
George Bredsn
Buffalo Center
Titanica
Anna Orthel
John Colter
Victor Bingham
Blue Marsh
Minnesota
A. Bingham
Carl Tegtmeyer Jr
Charley Munson
John Bossken
George T. Gerdes
Brainerd
Minn
Louis Schuelger
Thair
Herman
Buns
W. W. Dirksen
Preston
Sioux City
Perry Preston
Rushville
Nebraska
Henry Bode
Beverly Jean
Tract
W. A. Dean
Henry
Clarion
Merwin Zwald
Ruth Gall
Evelyn Frederickson
Gertrude Ludeking
Wadeun
School class officers elected in annual organization
The Seniors, Funders and Freshmen met last Thursday to elect class officers and sponsors. Seniors chose Phydeb ergen as president John, 2,79 as vice president and Dayle as secretary treasurer. Junior officers include Shine as president Paul as treasurer and George as secretary treasurer. Sophomores elected Lugy Cosgrove president Louis vice president and Lucille as secretary treasurer. Freshmen elected D Banta as president Harold Gartner as president and Hisie Keuchenreuth as secretary treasurer. Anna Johnson was elected sponsor of the Freshman class with Tidman as sponsor in chief.
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Phydebergen
John
Dayle
Treas
Saij
Crisye
Sey
Shine
Paul Ident
George Treas
Migg Alley Johnson
Lugy Cosgrove
Louis
Lucille
Mildney Andson
Sonmores
Hisie Keuchenreuth
Donald Asth
Donald
Babe Ruth
Anna Johnson
Tidman
EH. 8
Mabel Keucheareuthey
Woonan
Veo
Pr ‘Anderson
Berhow and Parrow Relatives Visit Wisconsin
LAKOTA NEWS notes Mr and Mrs Jos Berhow spent last week visiting relatives in Wisconsin and mentions Alte Ben Parrow leaving last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Berhow
Wisconsin
Alte
Ben Parrow
The School Spirit Elected Officers at Titonka High
Titonka High School pupils elected editors and staff for the school newspaper The School Spirit. Officers include Leo Corthel editor in chief Marguerite Budlong assistant editor and other editors with faculty adviser Mr Crissey. The group also chose the paper's name by vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka High School
Leo Corthel
Marguerite Budlong
Robert Wood
Marie Brandt
Scholastic
William Clemans
Dayle Craven
Ervin Eden
Violet Slacks
Annabelle Sachau
Hilda ,Pauelsen
Emma Richter
Crissey
Thompson Downs Titanica Falls In Close Season Opener
Thompson downed Titanica Friday afternoon as the locals lost 9 to 8 amid cold weather. sixteen errors were charged to both teams with miscues timing Thompson scoring bursts. Wood pitched well for Thompson, while umpires Petersen and Schutter worked the game.
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Thompson
Wood
Petersen
Schutter
The School's Motion Picture Machine Acquired
The motion picture machine was bought with funds from the Parent-Teacher Association and the School Board. The remaining cost will be covered by small admission fees charged for pictures shown in the building. It will aid classroom work for all grades and be used for entertaining the Parent-Teacher Association and Farm Bureau when held in the building.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Farm Bureau
Glee Clubs and Orchestra Form at High School
A boys glee club and an orchestra were organized by Miss Anderson last week. The orchestra has fifteen members with more expected. the boys glee club has eighteen. The girls glee club contains twenty eight girls. Officers include Leo Orthel President and Dayle Craven Secretary-Treasurer. Phy Delis Petersen President and Alice Sartor Secretary-Treasurer. The aims focus on group singing and music training, with plans for a high school operetta.
Enrollment Figures Highlight High School Value and Lost Earning Potential
The report shows grade enrollments across primary levels with a drop of nine pupils overall and a rise of seven in high school. It argues that many teens should be in high school, noting long term earnings gaps between high school graduates and those with less schooling. It cites projected incomes at ages 15, 20, 25, 35, and 43 to argue education pays, urging families to consider the cost of missing high school.
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Fpehinad
United States
H. S
Honor Roll for All Grades Requires Combined Averages
This year an Honor Roll will include all pupils from first to twelfth grade who have at least 90 percent in deportment and at least 90 percent in one or more subjects. A 90 percent in deportment alone or in subjects alone does not qualify. The list will be published every five weeks.
Thanks to Mr Wolfe for Kind Support at Titania High
Students at Titania High School express gratitude to Mr Wolfe for past and present generosity. Edith Mae B states appreciation in Domestic Science class as she mentions a cake burning and following a recipe suggesting ten minutes.
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Wolfe
Titania High School
Edith Mae B
Local residents make weekend visits and travel
Week through the Black Hills and nearby towns shows Mrs Turley and Mrs Worley as Blue Worth visitors. Several Algona area residents travel to Minneapolis Chicago Omaha and Eldora for shopping, surgery, or family gatherings. A garage fire near town destroys a Gutknecht vehicle.
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Black Hills
Wm. Turley
E. R.worley
Blue Worth
H. J. Schutter
Arthur
Buffalo Center
John
Julia Liesveld
Leona Meyer
Albert Lea
Minn
N. A
Raymond Smith
G. R. Smith
Minneapolis
Wade Ball
Fred Park
Algona
Eb, L. Grabau
Vance Lester
R. Manen
Swea City
Anton Bockholts
Oakdale
Town
School Opens At Eight Thirty Prompt All Morning
Parents urged to note the school building does not open before eight thirty each morning. Students from town often arrive early, and teachers are not required to be at the building until eight thirty.
Incal High School Baseball Schedule Preview
Coach Crissey has crafted a schedule listing games at Thompson on September 13, Wesley on September 17, Ledyard on September 20, Fenton on September 24, Ledyard on September 27, and Wesley on October 9. Titonka lost three good men last spring. Richter moves to catcher and Shultz to short. Banta, a freshman, is at second. Wood pitches. Boyken covers left field. The team aims to battle county rivals after more practice.
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Thompson Tere
Wesley
Ledyard
Fenton
Lone
Crissey
Titonka
Callies
Badlong
Clemans
Richter
Shultz
Banta
Wood
Boyken
Mighty
Enrollment Day at Titonia High Sees Record Attendance
Titonia High School opened September 2 with the largest enrollment in its history. Fifty one students are in the high school and grades total two hundred two. Classes resumed Wednesday after a fair day closure.
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Titonia High School
Reception for teachers at the high school gathering
Last Monday evening friends and parents gathered in the high school auditorium to meet and welcome the faculty. Viola Heifner and Gladyce Baggoss sang, Marguerite Budlong played a violin solo, and Rev Gartner welcomed the teachers to the community. Mr Tidman spoke on the school’s aims, followed by a lunch served by Mrs Wood and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Heifner
Gladyce Baggoss
Marguerite Budlong
Gartner
Tidman
Wood
School Board Buys Chairs and Equipment for Classes
The School Board purchased fifty folding chairs for meeting attendees at the school. Twelve arm recitation chairs were added in high school classrooms due to enrollment growth. New equipment includes naps and globes for grades and high school use.
Fragmented classroom dialogue over land reform and reform themes
A garbled school scene shows students and teachers in varied topics from land and social reform to English and physics. Fragments include references to Miss Johnson and Alice, Marguerite, Minnie K, Paul, and Mr Crissey along with a lone note of a freshman on a deck and a green recruit who was too green to burn.
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Mr. Crissey
Marguerite
Lorenz Declared Tama County Supervisor by Two Vote Margin
A legal contest over last November's Tama County supervisor race among Dodd Traer Lorenz of Gladbrook was resolved in Lorenz favor by two votes after three Traer teachers were disqualified as non residents. The court ruled their votes illegal. Dodd’s attorney argued residency was established by teaching tenure. The judge disagreed.
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Dodd
Traer
Buffalo Day Today Promises Big Buffalo Barbecue
Buffalo centers declare a major day with a planned barbecue featuring a buffalo dish. The event centers on community celebration and local participation in a distinctive culinary showcase.
Des Moines Shows Shifting Iowa Corn Acreage Since 1855
At the State Fair an Agriculture Department display contrasts 1855 corn acreage with 1928 figures. Lee County led in 1855 with 26 255 acres, while Pottawattamie topped 248 348 acres in 1928, and Lee County still held 61 771 acres as corn cultivation moved northward over the years.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Gorn
Lee County
Pottawattamie
Lee Col
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