Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Clarion Long
An 11-pound boy, their first child, was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Clarion Long. Mr. and Mrs Vern Wilson of Algona were in Titonica on Tuesday. Ervin Pannhuk visited Clarence Leuts Friday. Pete Tobin of Algona died last week and funeral held Friday. Mrs. C V Pendergast hosted twelve ladies for bridge and Lutheran Lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Wilson
Algona
Titonica
Clarion Long
Hector
Julia
Ramsey Young People’s Club
Ramsey Church
Ervin Pannhuk
Clarence Leuts
Pete Tobin
J. D. Breen
W. S. Cosgrove
Mr. Tobin
C. V. Pendergast
Bridge
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Reed
Sartorlow
Downs
Ben Pannkuk
Jerry Breen
George Sachau
Clarence Cooper
iRaymond Ricklefs
Union Slough
Slough
Titonka
Tyke Theatre
Bartletts
Woman's Club
New Algona Hotel
The
Atlantic Monthly
Roma Budlong
Gartner
Mr. Gartner
Hric Peterson
Pete
Community notices and visits fill Algona area week
Local residents report church events a chicken supper October 6 at Immanuel Lutheran and various social visits. Several people sought medical care in Mason City and Algona while others hosted gatherings and club meetings. A theft spree leaves Pete missing $3 with a dog as witness.
North Iowa Press Members Meet at Wesley Event
The North Iowa Press Association, including publishers from Kossuth Emmet and Palo Alto counties, met in Wesley on Friday guests of D. J. Zerbe. The gathering featured dinner, games, and a business session electing Frank Koch as president and Hd Inlay as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Iowa
Wesley
North Lowa
News World
Zerbe
Frank Koch
West Beng
Hd Inlay
Lakota
Harold Clark
Bancroft
Inlay
Carl Schwartz
Fenton
Rockwell City
Drainage Tour Draws 150 Men Across County
About 160 men joined a daylong drainage projects tour in Kossuth County. The group visited sites from Algona to Bancroft CCC camp, with luncheon at Algona Congregational Church and dinner hosted by Bancroft Lions. Speakers included George F. Boyd, Guy M. Gillette, F C Gilchrist, John G. Sutton, Geo. Godfrey, and Senator L J Dickinson. Delegations from Palo Alto, Hamilton, Wright, Winnebago counties also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Kossuth Board of Supervisory
Algona Congregational Church
Washington, D. C
Guy M. Gillette
F. C. Gilchrist
Laurens
Johng. Sutton
Milwaukee
Wis
Geo. Godfrey
Ames
Board of Supervisors
Palo Alto
Hamilton
Wright
Winnebago
Kossuth
V. Pierce
P. J. Kohlhaag
D. L. Weffer
Two Hundred Pheasants Liberated in Hancock
Garner Iowa line reports the Hancock County conservation league released 200 pheasants in the four corners and central Hancock county this week. Birds aged two weeks were received from the state hatchery in Boone county and raised in pens at Garner to eight weeks. Before release each bird was tagged with state bands. The release farms will be closed to hunting for one year to allow reproduction.
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Garner
Hancock County Conservation League
Four Corners
Hancock
Boone County
County Bowling League Starts Season at Algona
ALGONA The Kossuth county bowling league began its winter season Monday night at the Barry bowling alleys. D P Smith is the new president Howard Geering secretary and Bill Barry treasurer. There are ten teams: Silver Grey Court House Farmers Nick s Shoe Repair Botsford s Laverne Titanka Burt and Wesley. Alleys have been upgraded to comply with American Bowling Congress regulations, sanctioning the league this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Kossuth County
Barry
D. P. Smith
Howard Geering
Bill Barry
Silver Grey
Court House
Farmers
Nick’s Shoe Repair
Botsford’s
Laverne
Titanka
Burt
Wesley
American Bowling Congress
Corwith Woman Breaks Leg While Chasing Her Cow
Mrs. Isabelle Hauser fractured her right leg falling while chasing a cow in the barn yard Friday morning. Her son Ralph heard her call and helped her into the house before a doctor arrived. She was transported by ambulance to Kosuth hospital at Algona for care. The Hauser family lives alone on a farm three miles west of Corwith.
Former Algona Printer Merchant Buried Tuesday
Graveside rites were held Tuesday for Henry Hallock Hudson 81 retired merchant who died at Ulmen Minnesota where he had lived with his son He was born in New York State and came west with his parents pioneers He learned the printer s trade in the Algona Advance and later worked at Letcher South Dakota He was in the grocery business many years in Algona Surviving are three children and his sister Mrs B F Reed Yankton South Dakota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonai
Henry Hallock Hudson
Ulmen
Minn
New York State
M. H. Hudson
Algona Advance
B. F. Reed
Letcher
Algona
B. BF. Reed
Yankton
S. D
Local Social Notes From Iowa Towns
Migs Holdcroft spent the weekend at her home in Williams Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. J L Miller visited Mrs. Miller's parents in Havelock on Sunday. Mrs. Robert Clemans hosted last week in Lakota for her sister in law Mrs. Dmory Smith and baby. Mr. and Mrs. Mary Smith and family and Mrs. Emma Smith of Lakota joined at the Clemans home Sunday. Lester Callies has begun work in the meat department at the A & P store in Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Holdcroft
Williams
Iowa
J. L. Miller
Spencer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Titonka Savings Bank
Rollins
Callies Bros
Ben Isebrand
John Rippentrop
Thureday
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Leonard Callies
Annabelle Sachau
John Everts
Henry Sunken
Lena
John Tjarks
Verlyn
Klemme
IP. P. Schwartz
Schwartz
Melvin Olson
Merlyn
Clear Lake
Ben A. Meyer
Marjorie
Dick Sleper
Dorothy
Chub Dreesman
Dreesman
Rasmus Hansen
Wanesen
Lee Jo’. Wolfe
Carrie ‘Bonacker
Florence Reaser
Rasmus Peterson
Dan Cooper
Rawsey
Pierre Sartor
Mary Oesterreicher
John Bleich
Therese Dressler
Henry Schrader
Watertown
John Deere
McCormick- Deering
H.p
W. H. Rickless
Rob DeVries & Son
Titania Savings Bank
Keil’s
Jack Sprat
Libby’s
Krystal
Keil’s Food
Kodaks
W. J. Denton Druggist
County Bowling League
Corwith
Bonacker
Corree
Dee Moiies
Opal Coffee
Aeenn
Graham Crackers
Stokley
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