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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
4
Mrs. Skinner dies at daughter’s home and funeral in charge of Rev. Rambo. Mrs. Gibbs donates organ to Epworth League. Algona residents attend dances and visits. many families travel between Bancroft Webster City Cascade Sioux City and Algona. Community announcements include sales, repairs, and church programs.
Mrs. Moore and Miss Bertha Daniels hosted the B. V. Daniels home gathering Wednesday afternoon. John Staehle bought the C. T. Gibbs Main Street property. Mrs. Gibbs plans to move to Hadley Minnesota. Rebekahs held a basket social to fund a piano. Chipman brothers visited Algona on business. Hildred White and Mae Valentine visited Lone Rock. Mercedes Peters returns to Ames for school work after a visit with parents. Mrs. Ginngery travels to Minnesota to stay with her ill daughter Stella. George Allen bought Wayne Mann’s Ford. Presbyterian congregation met last Friday with a luncheon afterward. J B Clarke and E T White shopped in Algona Saturday.
Germania Gossip lists visits and traveler notes from Swea City and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs. Jake Ellman Armstrong the Behrends family moving to Forest City and many attendees from Armstong Alderson Mason City Garner Hampton Dows Algona and Echols.
Woden residents record a weekend of family visits and small errands. Jerry and Clarence Schiller dined with the John Eden family. Casper Wiegand visited his brother George, who later drove him toward Minnesota. John Eden plastered for Ed Wood. Genevieve McMahon visited Aris Hornung. Ellen Schutter returned from Fenton after a week with Mrs. John Wubben. Numerous locals—George Wiegand, Claus Eden, Nick Eden, Vernon Keak, George Schutter, and others—visited Ed Newbar and Ed Newbar’s home on Sunday.
Friday and Saturday activities around Woden Iowa list visits calls farm work and family events. Mentions Jake Dingman Harry Bird John Meyer Harri Sonius Eppel Gremmer Dan Wetherby prize at Ed Miller school area social plans and community updates with several Bird and Sonius family members noted.
NorthWest Wesley Mrs Will Ringsdorf and Grandma Ringsdorf spent Thursday with Mrs Bryant Shipler. Miss Sylvia Ward and brother John of Algona vacation with sister Mrs Earl Reed. Mrs M A Fox and daughter Erma at O T Anderson home. John Pink and Frank Kline families of Titanka Sunday at Dick Kirkpatrick home. Jack Worstey of Nevada spent weekend with son and family. Mrs Ed Tuttle visited Lee Tuttle home South Portland. Merril Austin sawed wood at Gross and Stanley homes Friday. Mrs Albert Martinek visited sister-in-law Mrs Otto Schmidt near Mason City. Mrs Henry Gaffin left for LaVerne visit. Lottie Hansen and Alice Forburger at Soren Nelson home. Miss Vide Zwiefel of Titonka new Sparks school teacher. Soren Nelson visited Jim Lyons. Burt and Algona shoppers Wednesday. C G Dennis and C A Anderson bought corn from Jerome Hawkins. John Kutchenreuther Jr. working for Tom Robinson. Gordon Hansen of Titonka helped Harry McElroy break costs last week. L B Larson called at Nelson home in Titonka. Raymond Krantz a business caller at Algona, stayed until Wednesday. Everetta Harris spent weekend with Merril Austin. Alfred Jensen, who enlisted, returned home last Sunday after service. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs J P Larson April 8. AML members urged to attend. D P B met Rudolph Larson last Friday. large crowd, good time.
Wesley Cosgrove reports a quiet Sunday with Mrs. Henry Wolf entertaining her sister who arrived for an extended visit Saturday.Visits include Megdames Julius Kunz and Henry Kunz in Iona Saturday afternoon and Mrs. Alice Hill and children visiting her mother Mrs. Mons Isaacson before leaving for home via Relmond. Mr and Mrs HM now reside in New Sharon Town. Jacob Johnson and John Wiemer traveled to Dubuque Thursday for ten days of business.
Kunz and Schutter families hosted visits from Garner Britt Britt and others while Molick and Melick moved to East street joining Hauptman houses. Red Cross room at Brady Drug Store reopened as knitting work begins for stockings mufflers and sweaters. Community stock sale for a new creamery association gains local support with a stockholders meeting held Saturday.
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