Local news notes from Titania and surroundings
Sunday visitors included Miss Lou ise Miller Minnie and Alice Pannhuk at John Smiths. Henry Gray home hosted John G. Cordes Lone Rock and Leota Schutter attended. Major operation for Mrs. Ben Franzen in Rochester Friday. Various local families visited and moved. Several social events and births reported.
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Louise Miller
Minnie
Alice Pannhuk
John Smith
Jake Meyer
John G. Cordes
Lone Rock
Henry Gray
C.G. Dennis
Britt
Leota Schutter
Ben Franzen
Rochester
Harm Uken
Kanawha
Dick Beenken
Hans Beenken
Wesley
Herman Limberg
John Holtzbauer
Judy Kaye
Edgar JC. Janson
Fort Des Moines
Fred Freeling
Jelto Beenken
Alexander
Peter Beenken
Kate Boekelman
Bismarck
North Dakota
Parmuk
Missal ‘Electric
Fred Rakow
Dows
Harold Miller
Hospital
Dick Dirksen
A. Sunken
Casper Peil
Iowa
CC. Fischer
Waverly
B. Veningg
Holland
Henry ‘Franzen
Henry H. Bruns
Henry Meyer
Aplington
Woden
Mr. Meyer
Calvin Schnucker
Ramsey Reformed Church
W. Ed. Beenken
Douglas Haig Patterson
W. L. Patterson
Thas
Iowa State College
Carr
George Kienk
Allston
Mamie Speltcher
Fred Jennings
Burt
Motherville
Ann Gadd
Sibley
J. R. Schutter
Titania
T. A. Dunmire
J. W. Dunmire
Newton
Ben Jpranzen
Albert Meyer
Los Angeles
John Bleich
Pierre Sarter
Frank Haswell
Ruby
Centerville
South Dakota
Chas
Newville
Pierre Sartor
Henry Orthel
George Klenk
Lawrence Newbrough
Mr. Blanchard
Lone ‘Rock
Fisher
D. H. Gallagher
Elmore
Dexter
Minn
Ames
Eagle Groya
Iena
Forrest Willis
Patricia Ann
Baby
Buffalo Center
Bridge
Carl
Callies
Wm, Boyken
Portland
Ramsey
German Township
Miss Wagner
Scwis Foresman Co
WisonsGray
Joe A. Tapper
A. ‘Huisinga
Jake Huisinga
O’diock
Little Brown
Nashua
F. L. Hanscom
Minnie Tapper
Ervin L. Smith
Swea City
James Crees
Brantywine
Maryland
John .Pannkuk
Amelia Rike
Pannkuk
Crees
Upper Marlboro
Rike
Maxine
Baseball fan Mary McDermott avid Toronto listener
Mary McDermott a 89 year old Toronto resident has never attended a game but is a zealous baseball fan. She listens to radio broadcasts daily and knows nearly all National League players by name.
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Mary McDermott
Toronto
Water fun prompts fuel transfer for firemen event
About 45,000 gallons were drawn from the gun club lake near Chariton to the city reservoir to ensure water for water fights during a firemen’s convention. Chariton gasoline dealers aided the fire department in making the transfer.
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Gun Club
Chariton
American Legion Auxiliary seeks carpet rags and fall district meet
The American Legion Auxiliary requests carpet rag material for Knoxville with members asked to bring thimbles needles thread and scissors to the Legion Hall on Friday September 26. A fall district conference in Algona October 16 will be presided by Mrs S A Huber with registration at 9 30. The article notes extensive educational loan funds for orphans of World War veterans and multiple community medical donations including iron lungs incubators fracture beds oxygen tents and seeing eye dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy G. Pell
Knoxville
Special Legion
Legion Hall
Boone
Kossuth
American Legion Auxiliary
Algona
S. A. Huber
Charter Oak
Sth
Ll. B. Hakes
Laurens
Mary Sartor
Education of Orphans of Veterans Committee
American Legion Auxliary
Harriet Hoffman
Auxiliary
The
Legion
Minnie Oesterreicher
Community Service
England
Sunday church changes for northwest Iowa conference
The Methodist Church notes no services at the church on Sunday September 28 due to the conference in Worthville. Pastor W JL Patterson urges all to attend services at Estherside during the convention and participate in the revival.
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Methodist Church
W. JL. Patterson
Northwest Iowa
Wstherville
Esthherside
Immanuel Lutheran Mission Festival Plans and Wedding
Immanuel Lutheran Church near Titonica hosts the Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity on September 28 with German services at 1:30 p.m. Rev. W. Hanselmann preaches in Wyoccl Minn. English services at 2:30 p.m. Rev. J. Kolberg preaches in Britt and the final service at eight features Rev. Hanselmann. A church mission program follows a dinner, details about a Sunday School rehearsal on September 27, and a public wedding on September 25 for Helena Senne and Melvin Buss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hanselmann
Wycoll
Minn
J. Kolberg
Britt
HH. Hanselmann
Immanual Lutheran Church
Helena Senne
Ernest Senne
Melvin Buss
E. Buss
Good Hope Lutheran Mourns Absence for Mission Festival
Good Hope Lutheran Church will hold a mission festival at Immanuel with German and English services led by Rev. W Hanselmann and Rev J H W Kolberg. Pastor Schulz misses the event due to preaching at a Worthington area festival and will attend a pastoral conference in Mason City. A congregational meeting, confirmation class, ladies aid events, tray returns, and choir practice notices are announced for September 24 to October 15 with various speakers and times.
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Good Hope
Immanuel
Wm. Planz
Rev
W. Hanselmann
Wykoff
Minn
J. H W. Kolberg
Hanselmann
Immanuuel’s
Worthington
Alvnn
Ladies Aid
Mason City
Grade School Sunior High News Class Officers Elected
The eighth grade elected Lois Sehram as president and Joseph Ronneker as vice president with Wallace Johnston as secretary. Colors red white blue. flower pom. They plan activities around American Treaties and The United States as a Great Industrial Nation. Seventh grade officers: Billy Robyken president Mary Jane Bleich vice president Mildred Schutter secretary treasurer. Colors navy blue gold. flower white carnation. They make posters and stories on Indians lived long ago. Sixth grade reports geography tests on Wednesday and Friday Hobby Day with dogs stamps and stones. Miss Hough music teacher. Jerry Stockwell sprained ankle Monday night.
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Sunior High News
Lois Sehram
Jomef Ronneker
Wallae Johnston
Thoeir
United States
Billy Rboyken
Mary Jane Bleich
Mildred Schutter
Germany
iEnglish
Hough
Jerry Stockwell
Fourth Grade News From Gartners Classes
The fourth grade visited Gartner's and learned about bees including a two year old queen and brood combs with eggs larvae and nymphs. They viewed a bee parts microscope lesson and tasted crackers with honey during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gartner
Belgian Congo
Bombo
Second Grade News Plants and Curtains For Cupboards
Verna Dell and Sharon brought bouquets Friday as the second grade fixes up their room with plants and curtains for cupboards. They are glad to be dismissed from school at 11 30 and 8 30 now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanryl Nelson
Danny Bonacker
Joan Hagen
Reds
Dale Koestler
Blues
Harvey Isebrand
Verna Dell
Sharon
First Grade Paper Casting Visits Zoo Animals
First graders explore zoo animals through pictures, craft projects, and alphabet practice. They create apple tree posters and colored ducks, plan to use Dick and Wane and Before We Read books, and can print their own names.
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Callies Bros Store
American Legion Auxiliary News
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M. A. Schulz
I.G.A. Store
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