Mrs L H Stenzel Dies Suddenl y in Titonka Iowa
Amelia Stenzel nee Wetsloff died at 1 a m September 22 after heart trouble. Born February 12 1860 in Prussia she emigrated to America in 1887 and married Louie H Stenzel in 1889. Survived by husband four children two grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral held Sunday at 2 p m in the Lutheran church with Rev H W Schoenlein officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Schoemann
Amelia Stenzel
Wetsloff
Prussia
Germany
Church Triumphant
America
Trinola
Nebraska
Lowe H. Stenzel
Trinten
Illinois
Woden
Titonica
Iowa
Stenzel
Helen Aden
Terris
Kathryn Adden
le Mars
Otto Stenzel
Los Angeles
California
William Brenzel
Titonka
Reiter
Trueman
Minn
Paul Pommitt
Waukomis
Okla
John Wieland
Britton
Fred Missal
Otto Wensloff
H. W. Schoenlein
Card of Thanks from Stenzel Family
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for help during our wife and mother’s illness. Gratitude for flowers and assistance from all who offered support. L H Stenzel and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Stenzel
Helen
George H. Miller
Dodge store employee sentenced for forgery
Wallace Reaser of Dodge leded guilty to forging produce checks totaling 200 dollars while employed at Boston store grocery department. The second offense, he was sentenced by Judge Sherwood A. Clock to up to ten years in the state penitentiary. Reaser previously served time for forgery at Anamosa reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Reaser
Art Dodge
Sherwood A. Clock
Reaser
James I. Doliver
Boston
Anamosa
Fr. Dodge Messenger
Riverside teachers and residents update contact and life notes
In a letter Mrs. Chas Langerman reports they now live at 1881 Central Ave Dubuque and requests the Reporter be sent there. She teaches school at Riverside eight miles from Dubuque while Mr Langerman works at Brunswick factory. Earl Goodnow of Wesley underwent an appendectomy last Friday at his brother in law Louis’s home in the south part of town and is recovering well.
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Riverside
Chas. Langerman
Dubuque
Central Ave
Chas
Brunswick
Earl Goodnow
Wesley
Louis
Nice
Buffalo Center Tribune
Henry Bode and Margaret Dean Wed in Waterloo Ceremony
Miss Margaret Dean daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Dean formerly of Britt, now in Traer, wed Mr Henry Bode son of Mr and Mrs J H Bode from Woden. He is a rural mail carrier and they will reside in the Davidson house west part of town. Fred J Amelsburg visited his father Ben Amelsburg after twenty years then served in the Navy and traveled globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bode
Margaret Dean
Traer
Waterloo
W. A. Dean
Britt High School
Hamilton’s Business College
Mason City
Woden
J. H. Bode
Titonia High School
Hamilton College
Davidson
Fall from scaffold risks life on German township silo
A.Intermill of German town ship escaped what might have been a serious accident Tuesday morning when tearing down a scaffold around his silo. He fell twenty feet and was unconscious for an hour with a deep gash on his forehead but is expected to recover barring interior injuries. The incident occurred as the man worked near his farm in Kossuth County. Growing Winter Wheat Farmers Rice and Keagle near Titonka sow forty acres of winter wheat using Sobred and Minturk varieties. They will test phosphate fertilizer effects on yields to cut oats and corn acreage in the county.
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German Township
Rice & Keagle
G. Keagle
Titonka
Iowa Agricultural College
theMinnesota Agricultural College
Iowa
Messrs Rice and Keagle
Kossuth
Land values rise under 1921 1927 survey figures
A Northwestern Railway Co tax commissioner report details county wide land values from 1921 to 1927 with 596 sales covering 92 929 acres. It lists average sale price per acre 152 68 and per acre true value including improvements 141 47 for January 1 1926. In 1926 assessed value per acre was 60 47. Countywide true value per acre as of January 1 1926 was 147 00 then 149 land 161 50 on January 1 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Miller
The
Northwestern Railway Co
Gremnan Township
Buffalo
Portland
Weasley
Lutheran League Meeting Postponed to Sunday Evening
The Titanica and Britt Leagues joint meeting is postponed to next Sunday evening at 7 30. Be present. Mr and Mrs L H Sten Theodore Rike were called from the church militant to the church triumphant Vera Helen Eden daughter of Mr and Mrs ane Helen was baptized Friday evening Rev Killian Rev Boose Rev Boening and Rev Schoenlein motored to Pomeroy Iowa Tuesday for the fall conference Sunday School at 930 German Services at 1030 Luther League at 780.
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Luther League
Sunda
L. H. Sten
Theodore Rike
Church Militant
Church Triumphant
Vera Helen Eden
Ane Helen
Killian
Boose
Boening
Schoenlein
Pomeroy
Iowa
Stanley Keagle
Minneapolis
Torgeson
Wesley
H. W. Schoenlein
Wim. Rickless
Neal Nelson
Forrest Rike
Mabel
Portland
Ernest Hansen
Will Senne
J. W. Swanson
Mason City
Hugo
Jennings Eindholm
Sexton
Carrie Carlson
Benson
Marie Saathoff
Wm. Schutter
Raymond Keagle
A. M. Petersen
Britt
Piercy Reibsamen
Edward A. Saathoff
Alec Studnicksy
Avoca
Wisconsin
Theo, Rike, Sr
Misa Myrtle McCall
Flint
Mich
Rike
Titanka
Guchnecht
A. Wagner
Buffalo Center
Henry ‘Meyer
Titonka
Grundy Center
Wellsburg
Grundy County
Otto Wiltsie
John Rippentrop
Titanica
Herman Franzen
Frantzen
Bruns
Herman
Theo
Frederickson
Woden
Caen Falk
Salem
Oregon
Smiths
Swea City
John Falk
Neal Smith
Nell Smith
Dean Church
L. H. Stenzel
LeMars
Fred Missal
Esther
Steinhard
Hampton
Adden
J.e- Mana
Alfred Relter
Becker Brothers
Truman, Minn
Pioneer Portland Farmer Dies Friday
Theodore Rike born January 22 1867 in East Prussia immigrated to the United States at age 16. He farmed near Titonka Iowa before moving to Titonka in 1916 and was a charter member of the Titonica German Lutheran church. He died September 23 at age 70 years 3 months and 1 day, with funeral held at the Lutheran church. He leaves a widow, five listed children, nine grandchildren and two brothers.
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H. W. Schoenlein
Theodore Rike
East Prussia
Germany
America
Avoca
Wisconsin
Sabina Waltz
Muskogee
Wiscon
Rike
Portland Township
Iowa
Titonka
Titonica
Theo
Edward Rike
Lily Bunkofske
Burt
Theodore
Etta Stenzel
Louie Rike
Arnolds Park
Gottloib Rike
Oregon
Julius Rike
Wis
F. W. Schoenlein
the Toole
Thanks for support during illness and death of husband and father
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who helped during the illness and passing of their husband and father. Grateful for flowers and assistance from Mrs Theo Rike Sr Edward Rike Theo Rike Jr Louie Rike Mrs Albert Bunkofske Mrs W P Stenzel and families
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Theo, Rike
Edward Rike
Theo
Rike
Louie
Albert Bunkofske
W. P. Stenzel
Amateur hunter Tony Pann huk bags first goose
To your hats for Tony Pann huk who traveled Kossuth and Hancock counties. He shot the season’s first wild goose with a gun in hand. Though an amateur, he can teach the boys how to bag game on request. Better tip your hat when you meet him.
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Tony
Kossuth
Hancock Counties
Tony Pannhuk
Wil Goose
Open pheasant season postponed to October 20 in Kossuth County
State Game Warden W. B. Albert announced the first day of open pheasant season in Kossuth County will be October 20, with a daily limit of three cock birds and no hens. Original plans called for three cocks and two hens, but dates may change.
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Kossuth
Nimrods
W. B. Albert
Ens
Wagner couple's North Dakota trip ends
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wagner returned home last week after spending a week or ten days visiting relatives at Menango and other points in North Dakota.
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North Dakota
H. A. Wagner
Menango
Tribune
Two Potato Crops From Same Ground Impress Farmer
Ringsted Dispatch notes Nelson raised two crops of potatoes this season the early yield sold on markets and a late crop on the same ground making a second harvest. The tale ends with a cautionary moral about stealing a girl.
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Nelson
California
Ringsted Dispatch
Anniversary Surprise Marks 27th Wedding of Missman Pair
Last Sunday 81 relatives gathered at the Missman home after church for a caffettiera lunch. Monday marks the 27th anniversary of Charles A Missman and Edith Latham, celebrated with a mock wedding by Miss Esther Missman and Miss Jaunita Marr. A program included vocals, instrumental pieces, and a three tier cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Missman
Charles A. Missman
Edith Latham
Bachelor
Missman
Louie Peters
Walker
Jesse Latham
Alexander
W. F. Missman
Byrnes
Klemme
Norman Missman
Britt
E. ‘D. Heacker
R.'F. Heacker
Hampton
W. E. Raw
Emma
Wilt Klippel
August Milbrandt
Buffalo Center
T. J. Ormsby
Palmer, Darby
Charles Munson
Hinders
Old Bancroft Resident Dies After Stroke at Burt
Mrs. John Wood died Monday morning at her daughter Mrs. J P Cunningham in Burt after a paralytic stroke. Born April 21 1853 in New Henry County Illinois she was 74. She moved to Bancroft with her family in 1863 and later lived on a farm before moving to Bancroft in 1887. Funeral at Burt M H B church with burial at Prospect Cemetery Bancroft. Survivors include sons John Wood and others and daughters Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Beck.
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John Wood
J. P.cuningham
Burt
Bancroft
M. HB
Prospect Cemetery
F. W. Kruwell
Bancroft Rog
Club work boosts rural youth in Kossuth County progress
The Algona Advance highlights club work as a path to educated, self reliant youth benefiting agriculture. It cites 325 enrolled this year and urges more participation, noting beef calf clubs open to any 12 year old with calf born after March 1927 and County Agent Frank Barker offers help. It also anticipates a return of hot editorials with cooler weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Kosauth
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Frank Barker
Coluumn
Algona Advance
la- Verne News
Frank Clark Sells Paper to Garner Leader Publisher
Frank Clark of Garner sells his Garner Signal to W G Williams of the Garner Leader. The two papers will consolidate with Williams obtaining list of subscribers, files and goodwill while Clark retains the equipment and building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clark
Garner
W. G. Williams
Garner Leader
Mr. Williams
Goodwill
Clark
PTA Meeting Scheduled At School Wednesday Evening
A Parent-Teacher Association meeting will be held Wednesday evening October 5 at the school building. All teachers and parents are invited to attend. E. O. Wright, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
E. 0. Wright
Bereavement gratitude and family notes from Iowa town
The notice thanks friends for sympathy after Helen's death and acknowledges flowers and musical help. It mentions Ernest A. Hansen visiting from Rudd with his mother and family, his role on the Rudd school board, and his hardware business. It adds a note about Mrs Carrie Hall Hardesty of Spirit Lake and her father W T Hall, a former district supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Hansen
Rudd
Iowa
C. J. Hansen
Ernest
Hangen
Carrie ‘Hall- Hardesty
Spirit Lake
W. T. Hall
Kossuth County
Mason City
Methodist Church Conference Week At Webster City Schedule
Conference runs Sept 27 to Oct 3 with appointments read. Pastor absent. Laymen delegates Tito nka Frank Reynolds Will Schram alternates Dean representatives Mrs Gibson delegate Mrs George Johnson alternate Sunday School promotion day at 10 am Epworth League 7 pm no services morning or evening Leaguers fellowship hour last week Missionary Society Oct 7 at Mrs Bartlett home Epworth League social Oct ? at George and Myrtle Ama home
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Webster City
Titonka Ar
Frank Reynolds
Will Schram
Dean
Gibson
George Johnson
Epworth
Ald
Mra. Jennings
Shultz
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Navy
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Maud Muller
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Jane
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