Local items recap around Titonka and Germania area
Readable notes show residents traveling for business and moves. Names include Mueller left for Pom yy OWA, Hawkins buying a restaurant at Maiden Rock, and J. W. Lamoreux operated for rupture. School plans advancing Buffalo Consolidated with new buildings, teachers, and farm projects. Potato prices rise as crop is poor. several relocations and social visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueller
Pomyy Owa
Sumpson
Algona
R. C. Ball
Frank Foster
Wesley
Alta Clement
Ramsey
Geo
Welgands
Germania
Aye Deicksman
Ball
Hyn. Hawkins
Maiden Rock Wis
Minn
Ralph Tryan
Wolt Int
Mont
C. H. Coop
Mgr. Cooper
Titonia Savings Bank
Gabe Janssen
Fenrech
Fred Amesbury
Loson
Hansen
Nels Hansen
K. Hansen
Oldfield
Iowa
W. Cline
Wm. Kuezel
Britt
Emmet Ash
J. E
Sturgeon
John Rippentrop
Lastunday
Matt Hansen
Plum Creek
Onlu
A. Pannkulk
John Schroeder
Titonka
Schroeder
Architect Brotan
Mason City Ag
New Consolidated School
Wilding
Brotan
W. ‘Tuttte
Wra
Totonka
A. M.ttersen
Adone
John W
Lamoreux
Wallace
Zearing
Orm
Phil
Buffington
Stevens
Winnebago City
Ramet
Frank Smith
fam!Zant
Himore
Frank Faith
Mr Bullington
Buffalo Township
Jimmie Ikerson
Clear
Davenport
Courtar
School Notes Highlights From The Primary Department
Merdames Tierney Breen and Temple opened the season as first visitors after Friday classes in the Primary room. Joy Lamoreux visited Tiny Tots: a model visitor. Perfect spelling lessons noted for Welford Lamoreux Louisa Callies Leota Lamoreux Myrtle Sachau. Primary room stove now zinc jacketed for safety. school board thanked. Miss Marjorie Foster attended Loraine’s birthday party. Alma Sleeper Bessie May Hiegle r Louise Senne win card games in Advanced First Grade. One tardy noted Monday noon. no absentees from country yet. Noon period remains one hour. threshing and silo season noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merdames
Tierney
Breen
Temple
Joy Lamoreux
Joy
Iessons
Welford Lamoreux
Louisa Callies
Leota Lamoreux
Myrtle Sachau
Second Grade Readers Shine in Small-Town School
In North West Wesley area notes, teachers praise top second grade readers led by Frank, Maurice Keil, Myrtie Sachau, Lovisa Callies, and Leota Lemoreux. Veteran Gilmore Retbaamen mentors beginners while a seventh birthday party for Loraine Tiermey adds schoolyard cheer amid a week of attendance and absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iary Frank
Maurice Keil
Myrtie Sachau
Lovisa Callies
Leota Lemoreux
Gilmore Retbaamen
Gilmo
Dewail
Witford Lanwreux
William Kaufman
Grace Cruikshank
Algona
Burley Nelson
Clarence Nelson
Gertie Sleeper
Crystal Lake
Local Notes and Notices from Algona Area
Local items report visits by residents to Sterling and Yuma, shopping trips, and family travel. An accident near Sexton left Ruth Andrews uninjured and Carl Andrews with a sprained wrist. The Ladies Aid plans a meeting after November 1, and bids are invited for pupil hauling by the Consolidated Independent School Board in Tionka after November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hansen
Fl. Dodge
J. D. Andrews
Sterling Cot
Adisa Bricksom
L J Brown
Yuma Gol
John Kutchenreuther
L. A. Bolenus
Phil Nelson
Geo. Larson
Sexton
Ruth
Carl Andrews
Huth
Carl
A. W. Worsley
Consolidated Independent School Board
Unti
Tionka
Win. Boyken
Uniting the Family Hour A Week Brings Unity
A Youths Companion piece argues for a family hour each week when all members join for an hour of quiet communion. It notes modern busy lives pull people in different directions but urges gathering under one roof to strengthen family life and unity amidst events like travel, marriage, and death.
Jaguar Teachers Institute Draws National Speakers at Algona
Kossuth County teachers gather October 5 and 6 for the Jaguars Institute in Algona. Noted speakers include M. V. O'Shea of Wisconsin, W. A. Jessup of Iowa State, and John Stout of Cornell College. Miss Wallace leads primary reading demonstrations and teaching method displays for rural teachers. The law requires attendance and logs of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossutil County
Jaguar Teachers
Algona
M. V. O'Shea
University of Wisconsin
W. A. Jessup
State University of Iowa
John Stout
Cornell College
Wallace
Algona School
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A. Reynolds
Swingen
Woden
J. W. Haggard
Milwaukee
Helmer Beenken
Algona Courier
Chris Knudsen
Titanica
E. G. Chipman
Burt
Albert Leeck
Grand River
Mr. Leeck
Portland Township
Kossuth
Jake Faber
Faber
Homer Lawson
Oxford
Lawson
Tapte l
N. & Rice
Rice & Zerfass
Rev
Taylor
Bessie Ida Reibsamen
Harold &. Tryon
O. FT. Dawson
Fred Reibsamen
Titanics
Wolf Point
Mississppi
Geo. Helen
Geo. Meyer
Buffalo Consolidated School Board
Wirat National Bank
Woodruff
Savings Bank
John Emerson
Jim Robinson
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Roy Ball
Lynn Kuchenrenther
Famly
John Kuchenreuther
Laula Speicher
W. A. Taft
Swea Cly
Henry Jennings
Albert Meyer
Rochester
Mayos
Ray Gell
Bella
H. Grove
Edna
West Bend
Chas
Newville
K. S. Sherwood
John Stehte
Mrs. Davison
Manus
Familly
Northwood
T. P Reichsamen
Martin Corgriff
John
George
Kanawha
Gilligan
Corgriff
J. K. Rippentrop
Henry Radamaker
Eldora
North West
S. C. Johnson
Frank Ringsdorf
Hans Knutson
New
S. P. Wise
Bob Sidney
Lou Matern
Kinney
Clarence Anderson
Glan Bishop
Bryan Shipler
Bur
O T. Anderson
Simon Johnson
Emmons
Mre
Pete Jenson
Humpoldt
Matt. Hanson
Matt
Jim Hanson
Qlen Paulson
Ruthland
Anna. Brung
KN. A. Smith
Mtonka
J. W. Harris
Ilinois
Mia
van Williama
Bertha
Bertie Kiumny
Britt Haying
McFadden
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D. Y
G. Dennis
Fred Ringadorff
Harry Cheever
Webster City
8. C. Johnsson
Emily
Herman Ward
Rob Ward
C. G. Dennis
Cora
Www
Denton
C. W. Tuttle
Hansen Bros Hardware
Collie
W. F. Hadler
Stan Route
Towa
Piust
Henry Smith
VU Culy
Kuchenreuther
Ral Gratazate
Qgalla
Bono
Munry Meyer Rent Extety and Insurance
Moyer's Real Estate
Titonku
Goodie
Fritz Javers
BI Temile Dential
Main Street
G Titonka
Jown
D. A. Kinney
Bancroft
IL M
Warlace
Offee
Harrington & Dickinson Attorneys of Law
Eirat Nations Bank
Haggard Heal
First National Bank
Cafa
Ochriscensen & Andersen
Consolidated Independent
Buffalo
Hfa
Wm. Boyken
Tne
W. Hansen
Glasgow
G & Ten Cent
Langest
Kossuth County
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