Ledyard Community notes and local moves
Local column lists residents and their comings and goings. Notables include W. F. Callies and J. Budiong in business and travel, births, teaching postings, postmaster appointment, and staff changes at Titonka schools. Mentions farms, picnics, and a Canadian family reunion.
World Dairy Congress Planned for October
In Titanka area, Mr. Newville of the Titanka Cooperative Creamery reports interest in the World’s Dairy Congress, authorized by Congress and President Harding, to be held in Washington October 2 to 3 1923 Philadelphia October 4 and Syracuse October 5 to 10 with the National Dairy Exposition. Delegates from 37 foreign nations are designated, with rail discounts offered and literature available from the National Dairy Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newville
Titanka Cooperative Creamery
Congress
Warren G. Harding
United States
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Syracuse
N. C
National Dairy Union
Washington
Herbert Hoover
World’s Dairy Congress Association
Waablngton
D. C
College Transfer and Local Visits Highlight Community Scene
Milas Vilna Larsen Edw Scott and Thomas Kulp attend Cornell College while Stella M Brega Genevieve Cosgrove Miss Pearl Kulp and others pursue studies at several institutions including Desales Heights Academy State University of Wisconsin and Iowa State University in cities like Dubuque Madison and Iowa City. 8 Hudson and Banker Welker of Clear Lake meet Titanica Calf club owners for business tips guided by J J Cosgrove during a local tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Vilna Larsen
Edw.scott
Thomas Kulp
Cornell College
Vernon
Vernon Cooper
Mankato Business College
Guido Bartor
Columbia College
Dubuque
Stella M. Brega
DeSales: Heights Academy
Genevieve Cosgrove
Miss Pearl Kulp
State University of Wisconsin
Madison
Lawrence Hansen
Carrie E. Wolfe
Lena Callies
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Robert Figher
State Agricultural College
Ames
Hudson
Welker
Clear Lake
J. J. Cosgrove
Auction sale at O W Tuttle home in Tronka
Public auction of the entire lot of household goods and equipment by O W Tuttle at his Tronka residence on Saturday September 20 1938 at 230 pm. Attend for furniture and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronka
O. W. Tuttle
Speed Urged in Kossuth Red Cross Drive
Mayor W. E. McDonald will lead a county wide Red Cross relief drive this week to solicit support in the crisis in the Japanese islands. The drive targets all townships with personal calls and seeks active membership. many local cases remain unsettled while the relief effort continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
W. E. McDonald
Red Cross
Titonka Beats Crystal Lake In Open Baseball Match
Titonka won four to three in a home game against Crystal Lake with umpire Mr. Guy Bruns. The page notes a school party, new staff hires in the H S, class officers, and staff changes, plus travels and a new Chevrolet for Rev. G M Squires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
Titonka
Guy Bruns
Misa Ethel Cummings
Nashua
Iowa
Henrietta Olson
Forest City
Edna Vought
Wesley
H. S
Gertie Sloper
Branley Keagle
Annie Bruns
Provident
Mabel Wolfe
Zolla Buffington
Harvey Schultz
Martin Paul
Albert ‘Young
Louise Callies
Sophus Nelson
Betty Tienan
Lawrence Hansen
Price to Run for Lieutenant Governor
Lovilia Press reports strong talk of Senator Hin R. Price seeking the Iowa lieutenant governor seat. A longtime Senate president pro tempore with extensive legislative experience, Price is praised as fair and capable, with broad support from sixth district Republicans and state leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Liklihood
Hin R. Price
Hias
Cyperess
Price
Senator Price
Iowa
Iowa’Senate
Senate
Royal Arecanum
Grand Lodge
Iowa Senate
Presa
Red Cross Disaster Drive Nears Close in Iowa
Des Moines reports show 75 of 130 Iowa Red Cross chapters have sent funds for Japanese relief. Des Moines exceeded its 10 000 goal by 4 000. Sioux City reached 4 000 of 7 500. Cedar Rapids filled its quota. Central Division totals 871 000, 72 000 above request, with Iowa likely to exceed 100 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Hubert Utterback
Red Cross
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluff
Fudge Utterback
American Red Cross
Pacific
Philippine Islands
Japan
Utterdack
Court term list of filed trial notices opens Monday
A September term court opens Monday September 24 at 9 a m listing numerous cases with trial notices filed. Names include Adams Cos Elliott Wagner Keil Vincent Callies Geisbecker Transcontinental Oil Co. Brd of Supv in D D and others with various parties and dockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Adams
J. d. Cosgrove
Charles F. Elliott
T. J. Wagner
Sal-Vet Co
J. E. Keil
BE. L. Vincent
G. EH. el- Uott
Otto Callies
H.l Callies
John Geisbecker
Brd
D. D
John Nemmers
N. H. Sheridan
Et al
Bra
Joseph J. Sherman
F. McFarland
Earl F. Petersen
John Gleishecker
Robert Callies
Lelbrand
A. B. Russ
B. J. Maland
Barent Thorstensen
W. A. Brass
Thos. Berg
A.K. Anderson
G. R
P. Ry. Co
RK. J. Neary
Graettinger the
Mason City Girl Hit by Auto
Eight year old Maxine Clement of 21 North Pennsylvania Avenue was struck by an auto near the post office in Mason City. She suffered bruises and a possible skull injury and remained partially unconscious as doctors ordered X rays to assess head injury. Bert Avery attempted to miss the child but the vehicle struck her fender and she was knocked to the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Mitchell
Corwith
Portland
Mount Thomas
Wellsburg
L. A. Palmer
Portage
Minn
G. F.'Stone
Cherokee
Thomas & Griese
Titonka
E. E. Paine
Burt
Glen Reibsamen
Dixon
John Isebrand
Wellaburg
Henry Rosenau
Lewis
Waden
BE. A. Moore
John Helmers
Ackley
Oneids
Warner
Schmidt
Lillie
Stessel
T. P. Reibsamen
Chas. Reid- Samen
Carrie Hall
Cedar Falls
W. L. Burr
Minneapolis
Libbie Galdride
Algens
Lulu Rouse
August Brandt
Sherwood
Tucker
McDonald
Wesley
A . Pe
Pannkuk
One Pannkuk
Monroe
Viel
Nan Packard
Sinseng
Russel
George Hansen
Maxine Clement
Paul Clement
Pennsylvania Avenue
the Park Hospital
Bert Avery
Maxine
Globe-Gazette
Rock Island to sponsor 4-H club travel grants to Chicago
The Rock Island lines announce a contest for Farm Boys and Girls Club members under the 4-H program. Counties with full time Extension Agents may enter. Rock Island will fund one round trip ticket per county to Chicago for winners during the International Live Stock Exposition period in December 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Chicago
L. H. Allen
Chicago, Rock Inland and Pacific Railway
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
State Agricultural College
L. M. Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. F. Callies
al Falkenhainer
Lee O
Wolfe
J. Budiong
Maynard Quesday
Iss Belle Hinkey
Gen” Breen
Tioga
N. D
Las’ Fridey
Wm. Smith
Wife
Re Cross
Ernest H. Nelson
Laverne Hoover
Bachelor Corner
Fargo
Moorehead
Henry Lee
Oklahoma
H.C. Adams
Transcontinental Ol Co
Wm. Brophy
the Duroc Digest Co
Nat'l Bk
Armstrong Iowa
Elmer C. Smith
L. Coyle
Fred L. Zeigler
Whitford
Elmore Cement & Tile Co
Paine & Gjellefald, Et al
W. B
F. E. Marsh & Co
M. I. Riddle
L. J. Newel
Walter Cunduff
L. M
Vallentine
Lst
Boy Scouts
Rockies
Heart of the Hills
Wells’ Bros. Cattle Kings
Virginia
Abraham Lincoln
Crawford
Ramona
Dear Enemy
Faust
Tess of
Beare
Blue River
Mason City
Methodist Notes
Dell Turner
Edith Budlong
L. B. Larson
Kail
Christ
G. M. Squires