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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1929

Page

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Krull Marries Miss Helen Thornton in Minnesota News

Despite rough OCR the record shows Fim Krull, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Krull, married Miss Helen Thornton on February 9 1928 or 2028 in Blue Partly Minnesota. They planned to live with the groom's parents in Buffalo Township. The couple faces farming duties and family expectations as they start married life.

Jing Blue Partly Buffalo Township Fim Kw Foun Kkyull Helen Thornton Jarth Minnesota Nla Haseen Fim Onic Joy Lappiness

Local Drug Store Sees Sale Items and Community Notes

The notice lists cleaning and household goods for sale at the Drug Store including seeds, paints, paper supplies, and farm implements. Local families share life events such as a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs George Rippentrop. Community notices urge calf club signups, visits, and health updates, with emphasis on supporting local merchants to boost town trade and prosperity.

Lutheran Church Announces Confirmation Services

Congregation invites families to Lutheran confirmation event led by Rev Schoertai. Services Sunday will include the confirmation ceremony and English hymns. Miss Etta Yoon and Mrs A Miseal will participate. offering announced. Next Sunday sermon at 2 pm notes a joint event with the Ohio Lutheran Synod.

H.W. Schoenle Meier Rev Schoertai Etta Yoon Tvicgg

Strategy Board Formed in Titonka to Tackle Smear Tactics

A new group named Strategy Board was organized in Titonka with charter members Henry Meyer Judge Ennings L Oesterreicher Wm Mayland Sever Pannhuk and J C Newville Their office is in the Jennings building Stores to stay open Wednesday evenings starting next week and continuing until further notice.

Strategy Board Titonka Tow Henry Meyer Judge Ennings L. Oesterreicher Wm.Mayland Sever Pannhuk J. C. Newville Jennings Building Titania

Twenty Years Ago in Germania Titonka area notices and gossip

A long chronicle of events from Germania and surrounding towns includes births marriages and moves such as Mr and Mrs John Severiens baby girl and Mr and Mrs Jelle Tjaden baby boy Also listed are obituaries gains in property trades such as Geo Hall of Wesley trading land in Logan County and Geo M Bel Cresco township acquiring almost all Myr. Bell land News covers travel to Germany and Wisconsin visits and family events with names like Atko Kaduce Clarke Gingrich Fred Hoopman and Miss Mary Smith The column notes heavy snow North Iowa blanketed and a surprise party for Mrs Townsend Rose Diatz and others with a quip about a bald head hair restoration story and local elections timing implications from Supervisor Heise.

John Severiens John Deeg Germania Germany Jelle Tjaden Lowa Atko Kaduce Clarke Gingrich Wm. Doesge H. C. Armstrong Fred Hoopman Dollie Reynolds Mason City Chas Reibsaman Des Moines Florence Goldberg Milo Mhyell Cedar Rapids O. D. Simmons Doege Schrader Milwaukee Avoca Wisconsin Rose Zwieler Waterloo Gee. Funk Familly Buss Wesley Harper Illinois Rippentrop John K.rippentrop Titonia Rippentrop Brothers Buffalo Center Glen Reibsamen Titonken Wallace Harm Harrenga Minnie Senne Geo. Hall Logan County N. C Geo. M. Bel Cresco Township Myr. Bell M. E. Larsen Titonka Algona

Will Attend College Miss Arlene Hartman to leave teaching

Miss Arlene Hartman a music teacher in Titanica schools will not teach next year. She plans to continue music studies at Ellsworth College Iowa Falls. Miss Rice principal and latin and Mugglis teacher plans to follow another vacation.

Arlene Hartman Titanica Ellsworth College Iowa Falls Rice

Byson Buys Greiner Farm in Algona Area Deal

John P. Byson purchases the Pete Greiner 100 acre farm near Algona. The terms include $10,000 cash, a $10,000 Algona residence, and a certificate of deposit of 45404.40 from County Savings Bank for the farm. The property is described as valuable and finely improved.

Byson Greiner John P. Byson Pete Greiner Algona County Savings Bank

Algona News Briefs: Obituary, Citizenship Court and Jubilee

Mrs. N M Taylor of Algona dies in Wisconsin and is buried in Whittemore. A district court hearing April 5 lists citizenship candidates Lars Larsen Skaar Paul Jensen Katherine Marker Miller and John Schell. Insanity board allocates care for Paul Jensen of Wasley. Diamond Jubilee plans in May and July draw Kinship County turnout. Marriage licenses issued include Meyer Suhmedt Bierstedt Kressine Artus Cavanaugh Norse Ripperger Klei Dausmann Sugger Romer.

N. ©. Taylor Algona Wisconsin Laird'a Whittemore Taylor Ohio Orange Minkler N. C. Taylor Ohio Volunteer Infantry Minkley Kossuth Lars Larsen Skaar Nor- Way Svea City Paul Axel Christian Jensen Newmark Wesley Katherine Elizabeth Marker Miller Russia la Verne John Schell Oxenberg Board of Supervisors Paul Axel C. Jensen Wasley Cherokee D. F. Coyle Mayon City Kossuth County Court House Hall Iowa al Falkenhainer Rule Mason City Miss Rule Martin F. Meyer Melinda BR. Suhmedt Clarence Bierstedt Clara Kressine Clyde Andrew Artus Vivian Roberta Cavanaugh Howard Carlos Norse Lilly Margaret Ripperger Joseph Klei Johanna Dausmann Rita Sugger Louise Romer

A New Boy For Tony

A fine baby boy was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Tony Jandl of Lone Rock Tony lived west of town and is well known in Titania

Tony Tony Jandl Lone Rock Titania

Buffalo Skull Found During Bridge Construction at Okoboji

Workers on the Okoboji bridge project unearthed a buffalo skull buried in the blue clay under sand in the bridge channel. The skull spans 26 inches horn to horn, suggesting the animal drowned while attempting to cross a former rock reef now buried under the road between Arnolds Park and Okoboji.

Wille New Bridge Okoboji Arnolds Park

A Modern Ballad of Love and Runaway Plans

A couple plans to elope at twelve by the back gate after midnight leaving town. They ride in a Stutz toward St Paul to wed, but the girl's father interferes with the Ford chase, gasoline runs out, and trust is lost as she returns to school.

St. Paul Dad Ford

Eleven To Graduate From High School Promises

With fewer than forty days left, students prepare for exams plays and orations as commencement nears. Rev. John D. Clinton of Fayette Iowa is chosen to deliver the commencement address, noted as a powerful speaker.

John D. Clinton Fayette, Ja Fayette

Portland area notes list a week of visiting and work

Roy Mann and Witt Ringsdorf visited Algona and Swea City on Saturday. Mrs. Henry Smith shopped in Algona. A Ford was shown as new for Tony Anderson’s family. Grover family moved to G. W. Fairbanks farm. Central Portland Larkin Women met with Mrs. Herman Bussie. Farmers near Titonka helped Will Ringsdorf with corn. No school in district 5 due to trustees meeting. Miss Tena Leek worked for Mrs. Herman Leek. Leroy Elger christened. Page reports many Portland residents at a Burt sale and numerous social visits. George Graham injured a foot. hopes to recover. New truck bought for George A. Graham. cream route started. Farm Bureau Women held monthly meeting. secretary chosen. debate on nursing funds. flowers to sick. A luncheon was served before adjournment.

Roy Mann Algona Witt Ringsdorf Swea City Henry Smith Tony Anderson W. E. Grover Forest Glen Rike Titonka J Hame Will Jin District No. 5 Tom Stott George Johnson Tena Leek Herman Leek Leroy Elger Portland Ernest Pohtemus Burt J. A. Raney Son Hoyt Josie Stantoi Dell Fitch Leila Sperring Thompson Larsan Will Ringsdorf Roy Ringsdorf Harry McIlray Gordon’ Hanson Pete White Kenneth Dareld Sioux City W. W. Ringsdorf Herman Dow George Graham Fred Ringsdorf Leo Boetcher Fred Laurenz Helpats George A. Graham Des Moines Raymond Housour George Burt Creamery Bernard Phelps Bernard Farm Bureau Mra Carrie Mainger

Junior class to stage Peg O My Heart at school

The Junior class presents Peg O My Heart in three acts at the High School Auditorium Thursday and Friday. This Broadway success follows the Irish heroine Peg through pride and romance at Regal Villa in Scarborough England with a full local cast.

J. Hartley Manners United States Canada India Far East Holland Peg New York England Kingsnorths Chichesters Regal Villa Jarry Rirs Chichester Scarborough IIT

Kossuth County 4 H Dairy Calf Clubs Begin 1929

Dairy calf clubs start in Kossuth County this month with new and reforming groups for ages ten to nineteen. Clubs promote head heart hand and health through calf care, feeding and record keeping, supported by local dairymen and state programs. Notable clubs include Algona Wesley Titonka West Bend La Verne and a new Ledyard club sponsored by the creamery and schools with local leaders named.

Kossuth Kentucky Kossuth County Algona M. P. Christiansen Wesley Club John Hutchison Titanica Herman Rachut West Bend Bob Chambers la Verne Fred Plumb Ledyard Supt. Sperry Hat’ Town H. R. Morrison Agt

P. T. A. Postpones Meeting and Health Play Planned

The P T A postponed its regular meeting due to the Junior Class play. The association will sponsor a Health Play at the next meeting with date announced in this paper. Graduation gifts for sale at the store.

P. T.A Association

Wesley Notes from Wesley Iowa Social News

Mrs. B Dodd and Mrs J W Swift of Popejoy visited son and brother A R Conner with Mrs Paul Tiess of Omaha. Harold May of Britt plans summer work in DeKalb Illinois. Ladies Aid serves lunch at 50 cents for subdistrict meeting at Methodist church. Several residents ill with flu incl Luella Oleson and Mrs Schutter. Rebekah activities include supper at Fireman's ball and the fifty fifth district convention in Titonka next Tuesday.

B. Dodd J. W. Swift Popejoy A. R. Conner Midwest Cannery Company Methodist Church Ladies Aid Mildred Benton Holstein Wallace Benton George Willard Herman Ostercamp LeRoy Kleinpeter Schutter Luella Oleson Butts Amesbury Odd Fellows Rebeccahs Crystal Lake Anna Johnson Titonia Wesley Township Sturdivant Magon City Lester Lease Britt Minnie Torkelson Lease Torkelson Longmont Colorado Humboldt Minneapolis Lake Mills Rebeccah Frank Conley Masonville Wesley

Birthday celebration marks Janssen matriarch sixty seven

Last Saturday evening the children of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Janssen gathered at their town home to celebrate the mother’s sixty seventh birthday. Present were Ben H. Gerdes and family Buffalo Center Ronie Janssen and family Lakota John Cordes and Geo Heyer and families Titonka and Andrew Janssen Crystal Lake. May her children honor their mother on many more such occasions. Mr. George Swaive visited the Aggo Janngen home last Sunday and stayed until Monday due to blige zur.

R. H. Janssen Ben H. Gerdes Buffalo Center Ronie Janssen Lakota John Cordes Geo. Heyer Titonka Andrew Janssen Crystal Lake George Swaive Aggo Janngen Blige Zur

Titonka Town Council Proceedings April 1929

The Titonka town council met at the Titonka Savings Bank at 8 PM with Mayor Wolfe and councilors Stott, Rachut, Nauman, French, and Sartor present. Bills were approved for payment, including Nauman 10.00 Franch 10.00 Stott 11.00 Sartor 10.00 Rachut 6.00 Wolfe 59.00 Boykan 800 Wiegand 20.00 Cooper 1.60 Parrott 2.51 Darley Hill 1687 American Surety 20.00 Interstate Power 68.00 Also the Women’s Club library resolution was accepted and the library taken over. The meeting adjourned.

Titonka Savings Bank Wolfe Stott Rachut Nauman French Sartor Brench R. H. Nauman H. A. Franch HL Stott Pierre Sartor H. EB Eas Lee O Wolfa Boykon Ees BO Titonka Tople Ward Austin Geo, Wiegand Clarence Cooper Matt Parrott & Sons Co Darley Co UG Hill Supply Co American Surety Interstate Power Co Womans Club Wm. BoyKen Sewee Ee

Methodist Church Plans For Evening Program And Sunday Worship

Public worship scheduled for next Sunday at 11:00 received details of a rescheduled program due to snow. A Doan Doan Ladies Aid meeting is planned for April 11 with lunch contributions, and Titonka Ladies Aid will meet April 10 with assistants named.

Epworth League Doan Doan Ladies Aid Titonka Ladies Aid Wai. Patarsen George Patey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Helen Thornton Bayers Imrug George Rippentrop Aaby Calf Club Louis Bartlett H. H. Hachut Lod Ttes Chidren H. Ites John B. Isebrand John K. Rippentrop Ed. Iteg John B. Isebarnd Senus Isebrand John Panukuk Luther College Alle Sone Wagner Nora Springs A.comaunity Ecs Busine Lutheran Church Wesley Notes
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