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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
2
In Titonka area a local notice outlines second class mail status, subscription rates within Tonka trade territory and outside rates. The piece discusses Roosevelts era issues, homestead exemption debates, liquor questions, and upcoming senatorial races amid the five billion relief funds.
Worn lines discuss shifting political loyalties and the climate in state legislature with local option debates. The piece blends partisan critique with a string of small-town social visits ranging from births to gatherings, including Elllis Jains new baby and a Easter cantata.
About twenty five ladies honored Mrs. James Aga and son Jimmy Low at a Snet and stork shower. The Ray Smiths hosted a party Wednesday night for Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lowman with about twenty five guests. A large crowd visited Mrs. Gordon Hansen's home last Thursday for a bazaar plans for the Dean church event next Tuesday evening April 16. The menu included mashed potatoes meat loaf gravy esenioned corn deviled eggs pea salad perry pie coffee and bus. The public is invited.
Mrs Wm Garman spent several days last week with relatives at Burt. The Eli Goodnow family moved Monday into part of the Hutchinson house. Rolfe Goodnow, who has been to ering with an infected ankle, is improving. Miss Mildred Benton, teacher at Emetaburg, spent the weekend at her parental home here.
Mrs. Prank Rotha Jr and Mrs. Lester Lense attend Mason City event while Mary Joan Anderson visits Algona aunt Mrs. Miltin Giddings. Auxiliary members meet at Lotta Rock. new baby for Ben Wden family. various local visits, church events, Campfire Girls play, and schedule updates for masses and services.
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