Titonka School Week Highlights And Scores
Titonka lost the fall baseball opener to Woden 6 to 4 as Warren and errors powered Wollen. The week outlines upcoming sectional tournament play and varied classes from English to economics, biology, typing, and eighth and seventh grade activities with several students earning 100s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollen
Titonka
Wodlen
Wesley
Woden
Bancroft
Beowuilf
Anna
Joan
Frances
Catherine
Enrollment in Wesley Parochial and Public School
Wesley Parochial School reports 128 pupils with 21 beginners this year. Wesley Public School lists 63 high school students: 14 seniors, 10 juniors, 16 sophomores, 23 freshmen. Miss Dorothy Shauber of Waverly teaches grades six to eight with 10 pupils. Mrs G L Olson teaches grades one to four with 14 pupils including four beginners.
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Whsley
Dorothy Shauer
Waverly
Mra. G. L. Olson
Supt Swanson Guest Speaker at Federated Club
The Titanica Federated club enjoyed a buffet supper at Mrs. Edward Sathoff's home Tuesday evening of last week with assistants Mrs. Chas Reed Mrs. John Stott and Novella Beter. Supt E R Swanson spoke on The School and the Community. Piano duets by Delores Lady and Ray Callies. Abundantly We Live is the year’s sab topic. Club officers listed: president Mrs Maurice Shell vice president Mrs Edward Sathoff secretary Mrs Kenneth Swan treasurer Mrs Chas Beed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanica Federated Club
Edward Sathoff
Chas
Reed
John Stott
Novella Beter
E. R. Swanson
Delores Lady
Ray Callies
Maurice Shell
Mra
Edward ‘Sathoff
Kenneth Swan
Chas, Beed
Maurice Graham Europe to Florida by Air Service
Maurice Graham arrives in the United States from Europe as part of the Green Project to move 30,000 returnees monthly from Europe to Miami Army Air Field. Veterans from the troop carrier command pilot and crew these flights. Within 24 hours of arrival the men depart by rail to Camp Blanding Florida then proceed to a reception center aiding furlough or discharge procedures.
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Miami
Air ‘Transport
Caribbean Divisio
Europe
Miami Army Air Field
Titanica
Maurice Graham
U. S
Troop Carrier Command
Camp Blanding
Fla
Services Held for Jacob Hanson 69 in Iowa and South Dakota
Jacob Hanson 69 died Sunday night September 9 near Belle Fourche South Dakota after a life spent in Iowa South Dakota and the Dakotas. He was born January 20 1876 in Jutland Denmark and came with his family to the United States in 1880 living near Randall Iowa and later Titonka Kos suth county. He taught rural schools in Iowa and South Dakota and took a government claim near Belle Fourche in 1910 where he resided most of his life. He leaves two brothers Carl and Julius of Wesley one sister Minnie Nelson of Woodburn Oregon and many relatives. Services were held at the Julius Hanson home and Wesley Methodist church with Rev W L Patterson of Titonka in charge. Interment was in Evergreen cemetery Wesley.
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Jacob Hanon
Andrews
Christina Hanson
Jutland
Denmark
Randall
Iowa
Hamilton County
Kossuth County
Titonka
Valparaiso
Indiana
College
Iowa State Colllege
Icena
South Dakota
Belle Fourche
Hiss
H. M
N. &. Hanson
Carl and
Julius
Wesley
Minnie
Soren Nelson
Woodburn
Oregon
Julius Hanson
Wesley Methodist Church
W. L. Patterson
Titonia
Lawrence Hanson
George Aldrich
Theron Hanson
Amos Lease
John Paulson
Howard Hanson
Clear Wake
Andrew and
Burton Hanson
Priest Nelson
Kanawha
Sophus Nelson
Evergreen Cemetery
Service Men To Hunt And Fish Without License
The State Conservation Commission informs officers and agencies that, pending an AG opinion, all service men may hunt and fish without a license in Iowa. Residents and non residents retain the privilege, after earlier plans to end it post VJ Day. Postwar revenue from licenses is expected to rise by $100,000 yearly to fund fishing and hunting improvements.
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State Conservation Commission
State Attorney General's Office
Iowa
Truman
Attorney General’s
50Th General Assembly
Congress
Fish and Game Department
Pearl Harbor
Wool Pieces Needed by Service Women Unit Meeting Friday
The United Service Women will hold a work meeting Friday evening at the Legion rooms. They urge wool pieces and offer two contacts Mrs. Stockwell and president Mrs. Al Young. The unit is asked to meet a monthly quota of 10 pairs slippers, 50 wash cloths, and 100 handkerchiefs 16 to 18 inches square. Wash cloths and handkerchiefs may reuse material. contributions of $5 were sent to veterans hospitals in Knoxville and Des Moines in memory of Johann Tapper and Harold Breen.
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United Service Women
Legion Rooms
Stockwell
al Young
Legion
Veterans Hospital of
Knoxville
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Johann Tapper
Harold Breen
Valley Victory Ribbons At County Fair Show
Valley Victory wins blue ribbons at the county fair for closet accessories and record books. Participants include Troyce Bruns Betty Ann Sonnenberg Velida Bruns Lena DeVries Harriet Boeckholdt and Marvella Bruns. The club also earns a red ribbon for their program book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Victory
Troyce Bruns
Betty Ann Sonnenberg
Mervella Brung
Arlene Helmers
Harriet Boeckholdt
Veliaal Bruns
Velida Bruns
Leng DeVries
Lena DeVries
Marvella Bruns
Betty Ann Sonnemnberg
Bugs
Methodist church notes and conference date at Hasterville
Sunday school at 10 with morning worship at 11. Midweek choir practice Wednesday at 8. September 18 North West Iowa Conference at Hasterville. Mrs George H Johnson delegate and Miss Florence Reynolds alternate delegate. Titonia and Titanica churches express thanks for gifts and support for missions in memory of Mrs C D Hannen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. L. Patterson
North West Iowa
Hasterville
George H. Johnson
Our Dean Church
Florence Reynolds
Titanica
Estherville
Doan
Hansen
Titonia
Lions Welcome Budlong Pink Veterans At Club Meet
Bob Budlong and Bob Pink, recently returned from European service, were guests at the Lions Club last Thursday at the Legion rooms after luncheon at Bartlett Cafe. Budlong, who landed at Normandy after the beachhead was established, has reports of awards and three battle stars. Pink helped the postwar clearing of towns and resistance pockets. Supt. Swanson also spoke on the town’s progressiveness and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Budlong
Bob Pink
Lions Club
Legion Rooms
Bartlett Cafe
Normandy
Germany
Supt. Swanson
Duck Season Opens Thursday With 1945 Limits
The 1945 duck season begins 30 minutes before sunrise on September 20 and ends at sunset December 8. The bag limit is 10 with a possession limit of 20 after day one, wood ducks limited to one. Opening day locals see many ducks and early migrants, bluewing teal prominent. later flights expected by Ducks Unlimited and the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Ducks Unlimited
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Ernest Sachau Home After Many Months Service
Pfc Ernest Sachau, son of Mr and Mrs John Sachau, of the 346th Infantry Regt 87th Division, returns home under the Army redeployment system after 3 years 5 months in Pacific and European theaters. He served from April 5 1942 to Aug 28 1945, with overseas service medals and five service bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Sachau
John Sachau
346Th Inf. Regt
87Th
Aleutians
States
U. S
Ft. Sheridan, Ill
846Th Inf
Divine Worship and Classes at Good Hope Lutheran
The Good Hope Lutheran Church led by Pastor Alfred Mardoff schedules Divine Worship at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class at 8:30 a.m. A German language Holy Communion service is set for Sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. Announcements for the service are accepted Friday. Choir rehearsal is Friday evening at 8:00. Confirmation classes meet Saturday morning at 8:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope Lutheran American Lutheran Church
Alfred
Mardoff
Ramsey Reformed Church Service Schedule and Meetings
Pastor F Snuttser leads morning worship at 10 30 and Sunday school at 9 30 with a sermon on Joseph's Testimony to God's Providence Evening worship follows at 7 30 in the Young People's Society Choir rehearsal Thursday at 8 Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 1 30 Missionary Union conference October at Meservey Reformed Church Weekly Sunday school teachers and officers meeting Monday September 24 Psalm 107 8 quotes praise for God's goodness to the children of men.
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Ramsey Reformed Church
F. Snuttser
Joseph
Young People’s Society
Ladies Aid Society
Women's Missionary Union
Meservey
Letter From Tokyo Bay Describes Postwar Arrival
Roger Larson, son of Louis and Grace Larson, writes from Tokyo Bay Aug 30 1946 describing his voyage from San Pedro to Pearl Harbor Eniwetok Guam Ulithi Okinawa Leyte Sagami Bay and Tokyo Bay. He notes surrender events ships and submarines in view and reports disembarking troops with Higgins boats and observing Mt Fujiyama and a damaged battleship.
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Roger Larson
Louis Larson
Mason City
Tokyo Bay
Howard French
Grace
Howard
Iowa
San Pedro
Seattle
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Hawaii
Eniwetok
Guam
Ulithi
Carolinas
Bhis Place
Okinawa
Hven
Ellen
Leyte
Japan
3Rd Fleet
Huiwetok
Rendevous
Sagami Bay
Mt. Fujiyama
Naval Base
Hare
States
S P Workers Club Meets at Legion Hall News
The S P Workers Club met at the Legion Hall Tuesday September 11 with Joan Johnson as chair. New member Joann Hagen welcomed. Glenda and Lavonnél McColley noted as color bearer and chaplain. Members planned carpet rag drive for October and celebrated a birthday gathering with cake and drinks. Next meeting October 9 hosted by Delores Isebrand and Wanda Nelson. Members to sell margarine notes September 29 for the United Service Women of America.
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S. P. Workers Club
Legion Hall
Joan Johnson
Glenda McColley
Lavonnél McColley
Joann Hagen
Snow
Clark
Delores Isebrand
Wanyrl Nelson
United Service Women of America
Veterans group to open office in Algona soon
The Veterans Administration will open a veterans contact office in Algona to assist local veterans in securing Congress granted benefits. General Omar N. Bradley announces broader plans to establish offices in multiple Iowa towns and to deploy traveling representatives to reach underserved areas.
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Veterans Group
Algona
The
Veterans Administration
Congress
Omar N. Bradley
Veteran's Affairs
Denison
Ames
Atlantic
Shenandoah
Centerville
Gimshell
Creston
Oskaloosa
Cherokee
Sheldon
Spencer
Clinton
Decorah
Oclwein
Iowa City
Keokuk
Muscatine
Lakota Boy Suffering From Infantile Paralysis
Larry Stickler, oldest son of Mr and Mrs Don Stickler, was taken to Blank's Memorial hospital in Des Moines Thursday with infantile paralysis. He is in seventh grade. School closed Thursday and Friday. Latest reports say it is a light case and he will not be crippled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Stickler
Don Stickler
Blank’s Memorial Hospital
Des Moines
Larry
Lakota Doctor Moves Practice to Nashua
Dr. W. P. Pelz, Lakota physician for three years, has bought the Nashua office equipment of the late J. McDonnell who died in July. He will relocate to Nashua, buying a residence there and leaving Lakota without a local doctor.
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W. P. Pelz
J. McDonnell
Nashua
Pelz
Lakota
End of Storyletter from Rog to Friends
In a closing letter Rog asks about Russo’s return to the States and Jean’s release, noting Russo may have enough points to get out and that medical personnel are not being released yet. He doubts how long he will be away and asks to pass greetings to Russ and Jean, hoping to see friends soon.
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Russo
Jean
Jegn
Edward F Brandt Awarded Bronze Star Medal
Master Sergeant Edward F Brandt of the 131st Armored Ordnance Maintenance Battalion receives the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in the European theater from January 16 1945 to February 25 1945. His work as Chief Clerk aided rapid division reequipping after the Ardennes, enabling a strong advance into Germany. Entered service from Iowa. citation signed by Brigadier General Thomas G Harrold.
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Edward F Brandt
Chrie Brandt
Edward
9Th Armored Division
Brandt
Edward F. Brandt
131st Armored Ordnance Maintenance _Battalion
APO
U.S. Army
8Rd
United States Army
Edward Brandt
Hoandauartare
Germany
Iowa
Thomas G. Harrold
U. S. Army
Slough Removes Rough Fish From Slough
Algona Kay Setchell conservation officer and Milford Smith, Union Slough refuge manager, led removal of rough fish from the slough to protect spring spawn and vegetation for migratory waterfowl. Since Aug 25, 14 tons were taken and given to PW camps in Algona and Wells, Fairmont, Eldora, and Storm Lake. last year 22,500 pounds were removed. Northern pike and crappies increased from four years ago, ring perch appeared in small numbers, and fishing for northern pike and bullhead was excellent this season.
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Algona
Kay Setchell
Milford Smith
Union Slough
Wells
Fairmont
Minn
Eldora
Storm Lake
For Sale Roan Shorthorn Bull Ten Months Old
Roan Shorthorn bull ten months old offered by Telko Stecker. Also listed is a Ford Tractor model F20 with cultivator in perfect shape from W E Ley of Lakota Iowa.
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Telko Stecker
W. E. Ley
Lakota
Towa
Atu
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Titonka School
Larry Boyken
Dean Kuchenreuther
Nanyyl Nelson
Sathofi
Misa Miller
Wesley Parochial
Federated Club
Florida
AIR Service
Jacob Hanson
Brother’s Home
Budlong
Pink
S.P. WORKERS _ CLUB
Methodist