Local visit and family gatherings noted in community
Hammond visitors spent days with relatives including Mary Goetz and Dorothy Goetz. A 35 person Call State Park reunion honored Elizabeth Lemkee. The Wesley Study Club arranged state supplied toxin antitoxin immunization for Wesley children, with three weekly clinic dates at St Joseph and public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cloetz
Frank Lindenmeyer
Hammond
Ind
Joe Goetz
Mike P. Goetz
Leo Goetz
Anthony John
Henry Goetz
George Goetz
Goetz
Dorothy
Call State Park
Elizabeth Lemkee
Henry Aiman
Algona
Sam Miller
Irvington
A. M. Lemkee
C.L, Bennett
Amboy
Minn
J. T. Meurer
Wesley
J. W. Finders
Des Moines
Wm. Dakin
Burt
Mike Kalen
Max
Fred J. Miller
Livermore
State Department of Health
Adams
St. Joseph
Wessling
Swanson
Supt, Swanson
Births and Visits Highlight Wesley News Notes
A son was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Otto Dahlman south of town. Several families visit kin and attend picnics, withRoyal Neighbor plans a October play. Mrs George Hauptmann ill with flu cared for by nurse Marie Richter. Moves include Mr and Mrs Clare Robinson moving to town to live with his father Charles Robinson. Des Moines visitor Mrs J W Finders stays with sister Mrs J T Meurer in Algona. Miss Lucille Kunz returns from Melvin and resumes Dr C H Cretzmeyer’s work in Algona. Local diversions include The Thursday Club meeting, plus various family visits and a funeral for John Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Looft
Seneca
Bertha Looft
Vee Mullin
Twin Lakes State Park
George Hauptmann
Marie Richter
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Lodge
Julius Kunz
Davenport
Clare Robinson
Hobart
Charles Robinson
J. W. Finders
Des Moines
J. T. Meurer
Algona
Charles Landers
Kossuth ‘Hospital
Lucille Kunz
Melvin
H. J. Braley
John Hoff
Nachusa
Ill
I. W. Lease
Ames
Cheryll Ann
Jimmy
Mike Brass
St. Joe
Leo Bleich
John Smith
Goodéll
Mr. Smith
Chuck Kerring
Lee
Chuck
Edward Tung
Madison
Wis
Lowing
Madivene
Miro
Dtr
Cor
Gaur Wiethum
Sty
Ales
Serinis Lindemeyar
Lakota News Briefs Mixed With Local Visits
Frank Lewis visited Bancroft on business while Donald Worley and Mrs. Russel Winter were among those mentioned in a string of social notes. H R Worley visited Algona. Dennis Murray spent time with cousins in Buffalo Center. Antionetta Hart and family visited the Wade Ball home. Several local residents, including Whitlow siblings, attended gatherings in Swan City and at the Wade Tallhers home. Willits and Mrs. Ovren traveled to Fort Dodge for a luncheon with the Williams family. Tenth grade pupils held a party at the Hamquist home with games and lunch. John Frost of Rockford Illinois spent days with Winter and Ogren families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lewis
Bancroft
Donald Worley
Wade
Russel Winter
Guy Hart
Antionetta
Wade Ball
Hully
Rose Iilen
Cathrine
Bert Whitlow
Swan City
Alves
Willits
Adboct Ovren
Alvona
Fort Dodee Miunsday
Portland News Roundup From Burt Area and Portage Township
Local notes report Ted Ringsdorf selling and delivering cattle at Burt. Various residents, including Mrs Bernard Phelps and Will Ringsdorf, share visits and home improvements. A work horse died plowing. Delco electric installed at Ringsdorf home. Social visits feature the Larsen, Peterson, Dittmer, and Trunlshill households. Community meeting at Mrs Clifford Smith’s home includes readings, book review, and a note about residents planning Florida winter plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Ringsdorf
Burt
Bernard Phelps
Martin Larsen
Wyot Stott
Davison
Will Ringsdorf
Stow
Dremmer
John Trunlshill
Iva
Chas
Larsen
Leona
Erna Peterson
Loretta
Beulah Larsen
Jessie Scharett
West of
Ed Dittmer
Iola
Stot
Algona
Dip
Woo J
Payin
Carey Tomo
Terenas del
Lakota Group Represented at Algona Gathering
A report notes Lakota attendance at a Friday event in Algona with locals including C. A. Winter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Winter, La Verne Liesveld, H. J. Berschman, George Bauman Jr., George Altizer, and Ben Farrow among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Ui. A
Algona
C. A. Winter
Russéll Winter
la Verne Liesveld
H. J. Berschman
George Bauman Jr
George Altizer
Ben Farrow
Woden News Roundup includes births visits and games
Miss Ruth Swingen visited her parents. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Willie Orthel on Sept 11. Local residents made business calls in Des Moines and Garner. Woden high school lost to Wesley 8 1. The baseball team fell 6 to 5 to Algona. Several residents visited Britt Mason City Belmond and Clear Lake as well as Laurens and Minneapolis. The Luther League met, and many visitors attended Sam Smith’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Swingen
Willie Orthel
John Rudisill
Des Moines
Dorothy Dirksen
Mason City
Chas.Baack
John Buns
Britt
Harold Gard
Ventura
Ludeking
Clara Kramer
Belmond
Bob Schiefelbein
Clear Lake
Preston
Harry Hutchinson
Johnny Buns
Marty Smith
Garner
Luther League
Ervin Smith
Sam Smith
Ann VanLaven
Mary. Cordes
Louise Buns
Velma Baack
Merwin Zwald
Laurens
Henry Bruns
Henry Baack
Minneapolis
Leona Baack
Ed Wittman
Don Andrews
Humboldt
Jake Metcalf
George Burnette
George Jr
Lois
Doris
Fort Dodge
A. W. Hutchinson
Portland Correspondent Del Mech Parents Mentioned
Land here notes the parents of Mrs. Del Mech, Portland's correspondent, in a brief reference. The item identifies the family connection and location without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Open Waterfowl Season Set for 1032 in Iowa
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission announces the 1032 open season for Wilson and Jacksnipe runs from noon October 1 to sunset November 30, aligning all waterfowl dates. Wilson and Jacksnipe may be taken until December 31, with daily bag limit fifteen and possession limit twenty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson and Jacksnion
Sullset
Iowa Mish and Game Commission
Iowa
Wilson
Don’t Visit Sick Livestock Warns Iowa Veterinarian
Des Moines Iowa special: Dr Peter Malcolm state veterinarian of the Iowa department of agriculture warns not to enter neighbor barns or hog lots to inspect sick livestock until disease type is known. Transmissible diseases spread via transportation and contact. Dogs should be confined in outbreaks. sympathy should be offered by phone to prevent spreading germs on hands shoes clothing wagons and cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Peter Malcolm
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Malcolm
Autumn Angling Opens With Prime Bass Fishing
Autumn brings open seasons for ducks and squirrels but prime fishing arrives as smallmouth and largemouth bass feed aggressively. Des Moines, Raccoon, and Upper Cedar streams yield fine smallmouth catches in fall while Clear, Okoboji, Spirit, and Storm lakes offer ready largemouth strikes until ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Raccoon
Upper Cedar
Squirrel Season Opens October First In Iowa Zones
The squirrel season for both southern and northern Iowa zones begins October 1 with a December closing date. The daily bag limit is fifteen squirrels. The season emphasizes rifle shooting practice and marksman skill in challenging conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Secund
Ata
Tay Woo
Wibgat
Australian earth worm length and travel sound noted
An article describes large terrestrial worms in Australia, noting lengths of ten to twelve feet and a three-quarter inch diameter, with an average of three to four feet. It explains a gurgling sucking sound as they move through soil, mentions olive like eggs, and cites related worms in South America and Java.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
South America
Java
Local social callers visit homes in Garner area
Norman Missman and 80 Vines visited at Garner Monday. Fred Alphs and Nettle daugh ter called at Rudolph Alphah home Monday afternoon. Emil Jacobson and John Crone households hosted visits Monday night. Mrs Fred Alphs and children visited Herman Krull home Tuesday. Miss Mary Thorm visited sister Mrs John Miller in St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman’ Missman
Vines
Garner
Mia
Fred ‘Alphs
Nettle Daughter
Rudolph Alpha
Fred Alphs
Mil Jacobson
Ehmil Jacobson
Norman ‘Missmall
Fim Krull
John Crone
Fred Alphy
Parr
Albert Crone
P. J. Meyer
John Ward
Frances
John Schlepger
Herman Krull
Mary Thorm
John Miller
St.Paul
Minn
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Horace S. Beemer
Penny
L. A. Matern
Cool
C. O. Riddle
Burt, Ta, Hoefer Nae
Kate
E. C. McMahon
Quimby Bldg
Algona, Ia
W. A
Leh O. Wolfe
Titonka
C. GC. Colgan
Wrertnnatinan
Suauluguiutlid Uy
W. J. Stewart General Auctioneer
Phonde
Bart
Col
W. F. Hamstreet, M. D
Pierre Sartor
Mlelafele
H. I. Torgersen
Hamatreet
Titonka, In
Lafefnlecfediet Oferdefee
Hi. H. Murray Tdentis
Grdwete
Pvrone
Twtonka
Quimby
van Ness & Stillman
Attorneys-at-Law
Jeer
Quarton & Miller Kossuth Co
State Bank Bldg
Algona Jow4
W. L. Tindall
D. O. Osteopathic
Woden Iowa
Hammond, Td
Mary Goetz
West Bend
State
Automobile Insurance
Frank ‘Fisher
Wesley News
Otto Dahlman
eLeeterts
Towa
Leafs
H. A. Jennings
Titowka * Hee
Lakota News
Portland News
Tlaud
Mies
Jury Smith
Wailf Waltmiun
Carl Watson
Avs
Chast
Child Sigsbee
Lewis McWhorter
Bess Streater Altvich
Sigsbee
George Stone
Sterling
Woden News
Woden
Ired
Atkouan oWwNstite Nuws
John Hayne
Ed Miller
Ken Fisher
Chester
A.peters
Poland
Joe Kline
Titonia
Ben Hinders
Bull Call
J. B. Shermerhorn
H. A. Habergen
Monroe
C. H. Bunting
Sherman Nursery
Charles City
Sherman Nursery ‘Company
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Fri
James Cagney
Guy Kibbee
Marion Nixon
Mex da
Fico Gibson Fy Atvoney
Setion Waskern
SES Ee
Ee Heaton
Phelina Todd
Ednny Durante
M Moat
Lila Lee
Andy Devine and
Robert Arrmstrong
Radio Patrol
Radio Car Police
Marx Brothers
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