Town Officers Re-Elected In Quiet Election
The town held a quiet election Monday with no filings for offices. Voters wrote in candidates and marked their choices with Xs, resulting in a wide spread of write-in tallies for mayor and assessor roles.
02 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1936
Page
1
The town held a quiet election Monday with no filings for offices. Voters wrote in candidates and marked their choices with Xs, resulting in a wide spread of write-in tallies for mayor and assessor roles.
County Auditor E. J. Butler, a Democrat, seeks re election at the June primary. He visited Monday on political business meeting old friends and greeting new supporters, and is praised for his record and satisfactory services to taxpayers.
Miss Irene Callies oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Callies was sent for a mastoid operation at Kossuth County Hospital in Altona Monday night.
The library lists new children, juvenile, and adult titles acquired. Notable entries include Hugo the Horse by Wright, Little Duck by Barrows, Brownites at Work and Play by Banta, The Cottontails in Toyland by Smith, At the Back of the North Wind by MacDonald, The Little Dutch Tulip Girl by Brandies, Mary Poppins Comes Back by Travers, Young Benny by Mago de la Roche, The Last Puritan by Santayana, Forgive Us Our Trespasses by Lloyd Douglas, The Rolling Years by Agnes Turnbull, A Few Foolish Ones by Gladys H. Carroll, For Goodness Sakes by Carolyn Wells, Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T. E. Lawrence, Marriage by Conquest by Warwick Deeping, The White House of Vienna by K Boyle, Walk Humbly by Barbara B. Stevens, Slaves Cottage by Georges L. Howe, new copies of worn out editions The Crisis by Churchill, The Virginian by Wister, Westward Ho by C. Kingsley. Homer Downs attended a meeting the Diamond tank men at Hmsburg Tuesday evening of Met.
Notice to voters of German Township Kossuth County Iowa for a bond election to issue up to 25000 to build new school houses in districts One Two Four Five Six Seven and Nine at Center School April 25 1936 polls open 1 90 p m to 8 00 p m G P Welhausen secretary by order of the board of directors
Mesdames Clarence and Wm Schutter visited Algona on Wednesday. Billy Schutter was ill last week and missed school. Donald and Delores Rippentrop spent the weekend with the Frank Rakow family. Patty Kay Schutter stayed with the C. G. Dennis family in Wesley. Mrs C B Mitchell of Burt visits with her daughter Mrs Will Schram and family. Mrs Wm Boyken and infant Richard Allen returned from Park hospital Mason City. Ben Sonnenberg of Holland visiting son George and helping with store work. Miss Leota Oesterreicher, Cedar Falls student, weekend with Ray and Leota Oesterreicher. Rhinehart Speicher of Aplington visiting sister and family. Geo G Schutter, Mildred Beth and Rhinehart Speaker visited Garner Saturday. Carrie Bonacker went to Lone Rock to visit daughter Mia Oscar Blanchard and family. Fred Boyken recovering from ear infection. returned from Park hospital Mason City improved. Miss Margaret Lindhorst home from Whittier hospital after appendectomy. Margaret is daughter of Rufus and family. has been ill and missed school.
Louise Buns daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Bung married Marlin Smith son of Mr and Mrs John Smith Tuesday March 24 at 10 00 AM in First Lutheran Church Britt Rev W J Kolberg officiated Attendants were Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith Jr of Woden The couple left for a short honeymoon to Des Moines The bride teaches at country schools and will continue teaching Mrs Smith will reside in Woden after marriage and Mr Smith works with Rudisill drag line The couple received many gifts at a shower March 20 at Claus Smith home Wishes from friends
During the Sunday service a free will offering of 43.65 was collected for the Red Cross to aid flood sufferers. The funds have been sent and are expected to provide significant relief. A complete report on totals is anticipated next week.
Trustees invite sealed bids to noon April 6 1936 for a cemetery caretaker and an addition in Section 32 with bids on the addition to be submitted separately. The trustees reserve the right to reject any and all bids John Boekelman secretary at
Held to the grand jury in Algona on a charge of forging a check. The state case against Harry McColley (transient) was bound over to the district court on a $1,000 bond, which he could not meet, so he remains in county custody.
Wm McDermott longtime Portland township farmer died at Cresco Iowa after illness from influenza and stomach trouble Funeral held in Cresco with interment at Algony Mr McDermott aged 67 known for honesty frugality charity and kindness to tenants and neighbors Survivors noted include Andrew Cebulka Louie Huber and Ted Rike tenants who attended the funeral
Mrs. Fremont Faul attended a missionary committee meeting in La Verne on Wednesday. Numerous residents including Mesdames Bleich and Mousel visited Mason City on business last Friday. Several people traveled for medical care or hospital visits, with Ho t Springs and Des Moines veterans hospitals mentioned. Some family visitors and returnees are noted, along with local professionals and a baseball training plan in Missouri.
The Luther League met Sunday evening under Miss Alice Pannhuk. Ladies Aid held a regular meeting Wednesday afternoon April 1 hosted by Mrs. John Harms Mrs. Henry Harms and Mrs. Folkert Stecker. Choir meets next Friday evening and Sunday second next Sunday at 9 80. German service at 10 30. Luther League bake sale and lunch at Calites store Saturday April 4 featuring pie cake and coffee.
Eva Ruth Valley, Waldorf College student, spent the weekend at her home in Woden. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Chet Nelson and the Kramer sisters, visited Forest City and Mason City. The city election was held Monday, March 30 at the community hall with candidates listed for Mayor, Council, Assessor, and Treasurer.
Alfred Crone of Woden and son of John Crone, living near Crystal Lake, died when his truck struck George Funck of Osceola pushing a motorcycle. Crone, a freshman engineer at Iowa State College, was traveling north on highway 65 and 69 and could not avoid striking Funck one half mile south of Huxley. The coroner's jury ruled death an unavoidable accident.
Mr and Mrs Frank Meyer of Bode arrived Tuesday to visit friends and relatives and to handle business matters. They were guests of Mrs Everett Ubben Tuesday night and with her brother Mr and Mrs Nick Heesch and family before returning home yesterday afternoon.
Algona resident Matt Hentges was arrested on a drunkenness charge and was scheduled to appear before Justice White for a hearing on Wednesday of this week.
Palm Sunday at the Methodist Church features a dramatized sermon Bidders at the Auction with pastor Roger Larson and Mrs Hoon and Mrs Cooper in the cast. Special music by Holth and Florence Reynolds. Annual Haster offering and Mother and Daughter Banquet on April 15 with Mrs Edge as speaker. Anniversary Sunday committee listed. Red Frogs flood relief offering encouraged.
District Court opened with Judge F F Davidson presiding and little action taken. Only two new cases filed this week: Chrig JF Neilsen versus Peder N Hansen and wife, landlord's attachment. H W Geelan versus James Kelso and wife, writ of attachment. Probate matters name guardians, administrators, and estates including Theodore Smith Guardian Lola Smith, Orlando B Kuhn Administrator, J Murtagh appointed.
Wayne L. Whiteford of Guckeen and Dorothy I. Hamelan of Winnebago wed with Rev. P. Braner of Trinity Lutheran officiating. Allen B. Brown of St. Paul and Jane Mae Vance of Minneapolis also joined in marriage, with the church ceremony conducted for the first couple.
Cresco township farmer Algona Gilbert Hargreaves announced his run for sheriff on the Republican ticket last Friday. Raised west of Algona, he attended local schools and has spent most of his life in farming. He previously won the Republican nomination two years ago and ran well ahead of his ticket.
Township meetings held this week will elect a chairman and two committeemen in each township for the new farm program. A county meeting will follow where chairmen elect the county committee to oversee the program and extension service instructors provide instruction.
Refinancing debts through the Farm Credit Administration has saved Kossuth county farmers over 37 thousand dollars yearly in interest. From 1933 to year end, 400 farmers refinanced about 3.264 million dollars, with long term mortgages at five percent or less. The National Farm Loan Association and Federal Land Bank facilitated first and second mortgage loans, with government subsidized rate reductions for 1936 and beyond.
Despite severe winter, students report punctual attendance in first and other grades. Third and fourth graders document activities, birthdays, new plants, club elections, and health posters. High School prepares for Britt music contest, with students competing in multiple categories leading to Mason City district and Iowa City finals.
A list of honor roll names and dates including Mrs. Bergman from Titonka on April 1 1937 and Henry Rajameker from Titonka on March 1 1931. Other individuals noted are Andrew Hansen January 17 1987 Harry Reed February 1 1937 Burt Aukes July 1 1937 and Walter Menoriain April 1 1981. Locations include Titonka and Woden in Iowa.
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