Algona School Bands and Classes Highlight Week
The week covers the band festival candidate vote won by Burdy Hanson the senior class Blondie. Teachers Mr Castor and Gram majorette Mary Nordman push drills. PTA program featured. Subjects span English Government geometry home economics agriculture sophomores ninth grade and science with quizzes tests and new reporter Shirley Callies chosen Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdine Hanson
Betty Ricklefs
Sharon Callies
Berneice Goutz
Blondie
Burdine Hanson
Burdy
Mr. Castor
Mary Nordman
PTA
Glee Club
Chaucer
Schenk
George Schutter
Mr. Mehlan
Bonnie
Egypt
Babylon
Shirley Callies
Marilyn Jose
Titonka Woman's Club Observes Fiftieth Anniversary
Front row lists include Mrs. Mary Oesterreicher and Edith Budlong among members from Emmetsburg Clear Lake Britt Algona and other towns. Row two shows Mrs. Forrest Reibsa men Britt Mrs. Herman Rachut Burt and others with town mentions omitted.
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Titonka Woman’s Club
Mary — Oesterreicher
Oscar Oriiz
Emmetsburg
Mac Budlong
Jay Budlong
Edith Budlong
Francis Budlong
Mary Baker
Willams
Calif
Sumner Wadson
Clear Lake
Clark
Howard French
Donald James
Lee
Drusilla Hansen Weds Lavern Johnson at Little Brown Church
A double ring ceremony united Drusilla Hanson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Hansen, with J Lavern Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson of Scarsboro, at the Little Brown Church in Nashia on Wednesday at 3 o'clock. Rev F L Hanscom officiated with attendants Mr and Mrs Eugene Patterson of Webster City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Brown
Nashia
Drusila Hanson
Gordon Hansen
J. Lavern Johnson
Harry Johnson
Scarsboro
F. L. Hanscom
Eugene Patterson
Webster City
Bride and Groom Daily Life Details in Grinnell Wedding
The bride wore black accessories with white mums and Cyprus blossoms, and the matron of honor wore a light blue satin dress with black accessories and a white corsage. The groom and attendant wore dark suits with white carnation boutonnieres. The bride attended Buffalo Consolidated High School and trained as a nurse at St Marys Rochester Minn. The groom attended Seashore Consolidated School. The couple will reside in Grinnell where both are employed.
Schutter Sale Draws Texas Buyer For Purebred Cattle
George Schutter's purebred Shorthorn sale last Friday attracted about 40 cattle with steady prices. A Tyler Texas breeder bought three cows and a Texas ranch is about 1000 miles away. The high bull sold for 1210 dollars, top cow 410 dollars, and top heifer calf 260 dollars. A VEW meeting is planned for Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schutter
Tyler
Texas
Schutter
Geo
Forest Rode Loses Picker and Shed in Fire
Firemen responded quickly Thursday morning to Forest Rode's home as a corn picker and its shed burned. A careless fire from husks and rubbish rekindled after seeming out, but favorable wind and fast response kept other buildings safe.
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Forest Rode
Forest
William Mayland Dies in Titonka At 85
William Mayland died at his Titonka home last Saturday at age 85. Funeral held at Swan Funeral Home and Emmanuel Lutheran church with Rev. Wm. Planz presiding. Interment in German Valley cemetery. Born July 21 1864 in Windheim Germany he came to the United States in 1881. Survived by two children Louise and Henry twelve grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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William Mayland
Titonka
Swan Funeral Home
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Wm. Planz
German Valley
Windheim
Westphalia
Germany
United States
Fred
Mayland
Louise
Fred Bande
Rolfe
Towa
Henry
Armstrong
Wesley Wizards Host Meeting for Girls and Mothers
The Wesley Wizards plan a special meeting at the Ralga Traden home in October for all girls interested in 4uH club work and their mothers are invited.
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Wesley
Wesley Wizards
Ralga Traden
Joyce Baas and Jay Graham Wed at Algona Church
Jay Graham and Miss Joyce Baas of Algona were married at a Lutheran church in Algona on Tuesday of last week. They are away on a honeymoon and will live on the farms west of Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Baas
Jay Graham
Algona
Titonka
Titonka Fire Company Reelects Board At Annual Meeting
The Titonka Fire Co. re elected all current directors at the annual meeting. Seven had been elected the previous year. New terms run from two to three years for directors Reinder Krominga Lester Eien Ted Dunmire Helko Bruns Ernst Hofmann Arthur Peterson Art Hench. In 11 months since purchasing the fire truck the crew answered six country calls and five in town with two country blazes lost no structures due to prompt response. Four country calls were from non members paying 75 dollars for the fire call. membership costs 50 dollars for ten years or the life of the equipment.
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Titonka Fire Co
Reinder Krominga
Lester Eien
Ted Dunmire
Helko Bruns
Ernst Hofmann
Arthur
Peterson
Art Hench
Good Hope Lutheran notices and schedule changes
Pastor A Mardorf will lead Divine Worship at 10 45 and Sunday School at 9 45. He will also conduct services at St Johns Woden. Luther League Federation Rally is in Mason City with leaguers meeting at the church at 7 45. Confirmation class Saturday 9. Choir rehearsal Monday Oct 3 at 8. Ladies meet Wednesday Oct 5 at 2. Hostesses named. Brotherhood meets Thursday Oct 6 at 8 with hosts Bud Alke George Alke and John Welhouse.
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Good Hope Lutheran A. Mardorf
St. Johns
Woden
Luther League Hawkeye Federation
Mason City
Clarence Mechler
Oscar Norland
Ernest Peterson
Ted Alke
Brotherhood
Bud Alke
George Alke
John Welhousen
Band Mothers Club Organized at Wesley
A Band Mothers club organized in Wesley with Mrs Herman Studier as chairwoman and Mrs Carl Froelich as vice chairwoman. They will sponsor a dance on Thursday night September 29 at the Legion to raise funds for needed equipment. Little Judy Bohlen of Forest City is noted as a popular child. her father recently finished a miniature jeep powered by a half horsepower gasoline engine. The child can travel about five miles per hour and uses a gallon of gasoline per month.
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Wesley Wesley
Wesley
Herman Stuider
Carl Froelich
Norbert, Hilbert
The
Legion
Judy Bohlen
Forest City
Goslin Killed in Car Crash Near Woden Iowa
Robert D. Goslin 23 of Woden died when his Torch V-8 collided with a truck eight miles south of Woden on a dusty road. James Dean 22 in the truck was injured. Goslin operated an oil business with his mother Mae Goslin. He left two brothers Paul Des Moines Wayne Oakland and a sister Mrs S J Hoff Woden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
Robert D. Goslin
Goslin
James Dean
Algona Co-Operative Creamery
Dean
Mae Goslin
Garner
James Valtey
Bob
Paul
Des Moines
Wayne
Oakland
Calif
S. J. Hoff
Gams ey Reform ed A Roskamp Pastor Sermon Schedule
Gams ey Reform ed church entry lists Pastor A Roskamp leading Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 30 am Morning Worship at 10 30 am with sermon The King's Message to Per pamog and emphasis on He That Overcometh Evening Worship at 7 40 pm with sermon The Truly Beautiful Womanhood change noted for evening service time.
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Gamsey Reformed A. Roskamp
Perpamog
Immanuel Lutheran Parish Weekend Services and Meetings
The bulletin notes Divine Services on the sixteenth Sunday after Trinity with services next Sunday at 10. Quarterly congregational meeting after services. Sunday School at 9, no Bible Class. Hawkeye Luther League Rally at St James in Mason City on Thursday. Ladies Aid and Mission Society meet at 1 30, Brotherhood at 8 p m Sunday Oct 9. Photos for the fiftieth anniversary book. Children turning five begin Sunday School next Sunday. Saturday confirmation closes at am.
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Immanuel Cutheran
Plant
Trinity
Hawkeye Luther League
St. James Lutheran
Slo Sixth St
Mason City
Ladies Aid ‘and Mission Society
Brotherhood
God Willing
New Train Schedule Set for Titonka Area
A revised timetable affects arrivals and departures at Titonka. Trains will arrive on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and depart the same day, with routes linking Lowa Falls Lakota Garner and Town Falls through Titonka on midweek days and again Friday and Saturday. The schedule became effective Wednesday and will hold until a further change.
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Titonka
Noty Club Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary in Tilonka
The Tilonka Woman's Club marked its fiftieth anniversary with a Wednesday afternoon celebration at Mrs. Frances Budlong's home, honoring charter member still in town. A program featured history, activities, and memories, followed by tea. twenty-two members attended.
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Tilonka
Womun
Frances Budlong
Imembers
Lve
Titontea
Mary Jr. Baker
Williams
California
Mabel Armstrong
John Bleton
Forrest Rethsamen
Mary Allo Budlong
Mary Budlong
Thet Downs
Wormér
Frantes
Boy Scotts
Red Cross
Tom Thum
Betty Gartner
Barbara Rippentrop
Marie Orthel
Marie Krantz
Raymond Krantz
Grace French
Wilma Metcalf
Metcalf
French
Clu
Lee O. Wolfe
R. L. Krantz
A. M. Petersen
Jay Bud Jong
Funeral rites Thursday for James Winter
James Winter died Monday evening at his daughter's home in Manson after a period of declining health. Funeral services are planned for Thursday with a 12:45 home service and a 1:00 church service at the Methodist church, followed by burial at Rosehill Cemetery in Manson.
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James Winter
W. J. Denton
Hone
Methodist Church
Buria
Rosehill
Manson
Federated Clubs County Meeting Scheduled at Whittemore
The Federated Clubs county meeting will be held at Whittemore on October 11. Attendees should reserve dinner with Mrs Weland Schroeder. The district meeting is set for October 3 in Jefferson, Iowa.
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Federated Clubs
Whittemore
Weland Schroeder
Jefferson
Iowa
Titonia Chamber of Commerce elects Mehlan president
Harry Mehlan is elected president of the Titonia Chamber of Commerce at a Thursday evening meeting. Fred Thacker becomes vice president Harold Gartner secretary and Leonard Catties treasurer. Seven directors chosen from 14 names form the board. A rodeo committee, new memberships, and a season party are planned with discussions on new projects.
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Harry Mordan
Titonia Chamber of Commmerce
Fred Thacker Wa
Harold Gartner
Leonard Catties
George Bonacker
Hare Old Miler
Albert Davis
Con
Ute
Chamber
Pierre Surtor
Mehlan Lien
TR. Schutter
Frank Fisher
Wayne Miller
Art Baylken
Dr. Calhoun
Kenneth Swan
Edward Boyken
Art Hench
al, Metenit
Edw. A. Sathoft
Legion Auxiliary outlines year of service and plans
Members of the Legion Auxiliary unit No. 445 meet at the Legion hall for a monthly business session with Co hosts Leota Miller and Shirley Ricklefs. Guest speaker Herbert Tjaden, a Boys State delegate, will attend. Five major activities for the year include veteran welfare, children of veterans, community betterment projects, national security support, and Americanism work.
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Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 445
Legion Hall
Leota ‘Miller
Shirley Ricklefs
Herbert Tjaden
Boys’ State
Legion Post
Membershi
Cleo Nelson
Legion
American Legion
United States
America
Nelson
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Harry Mehlan
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