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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1945

Page

7

Local Happenings and Social Notes from Algona Area

Local happenings report funerals, club meetings, and visits in Algona and Titonka. Notable items include the Davie family funeral in Spather, United Gervica Women of America welcoming five new members, officer elections, Rochester medical visits, and family travel to Kamrar. Socials feature bridge at a Stott gathering, Titonka club appointments, and Mother’s Day gifts at the Drug Store. Regular updates cover health trips, leave from service, craft gifts, and local sports injuries.

Dita John Pink A. W. Young Algona Spather Davie Davia Titonia United Gervica Women of America al Young Wallace’ Qichtenberger Bid Mwiesel Bid Mwiesel, historian;Mr. and Mrs. G

Social notes and visits from Britt area residents

Last week a skating party honored Evert Abben who left for service Tuesday. Mrs. Joe Kine was taken to Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge for an operation this week. Mr and Mrs H Downs and sons visited Homer’s mother and brother in St Benedict. Tea Follies in Minnesota drew several locals including Lester Callies and Andrew Peter. Dick Meyer moved to Whitemore and joined Midwest Oil Co. The Meyers plan to return to Titanica. Pfc Raymond Spear visited his mother in Britt before rejoining camp. Ming Alice Sartor visited from Chicago where she worked. The Hagen family visited Minneapolis for the Ice Follies. A gathering at the home of Evert Post honored son Melvin bound for service. Several local residents attended the funeral in Britt and others hosted church and social events. Reports noted Pfc Robert Pink earning the Bronze Star and Infantry Badge with Patton’s 3rd Army. Doege underwent appendicitis surgery in Buffalo Center. Fred Missal Sr., longtime Orthel resident, died at 93 in Illinois. Funeral in Britt. Various family visits and bridge games filled local social life.

Mra. Welhousen Elinic Huisman and Sons Conrad Heyer Wriday Kamrar Earl Stott Bridge Wm. Boyken Miller Nelson R. L. Krantz Ibu Dutch” Elliott South Pacific Edw. A. Sathoff Maurice Mason City Ted Hoover Ernest Hansen Pine City Minn Merwyn Melvin Post Evert Abben William “Bud Joe Kine Lutheran Ralph Alexander Lester Callies Andrew Peterinen Minnesola Dick B. Meyer Whitte Midwest Oil Co Meyers Titanica Richard B. H. Meyer John Pink Clear Lake Hart Blakley Pfc Raymond Spear San Francisco Tom Aache Ming Alice Sartor Chicago P. Sartor Fred Hagen Minneapolis Frank Kettwich Walter Ostermann John Ostermann Jr Elmer Ostermann George Boyken Wm. Plant Bernice Pannhuk Thelma Miller Prc Geo. Dale Higgins Bossier City Louisiana Zephyr Washington Youth Shreve Ports Dale Army Air Corps Barksdale Field Feriyeo Betty Ann Millerigs Elida Tapper Tapper Hess Robert Pink Patton 3Rd Army 10Th Armored Wilbur Doege Lawrence Doege Dolmage Hospital Buffalos Center Fred Missal Sr Orthel Township Hancock County Ilinois Britt George Traden el Jen Freeport Illinois

Newell Brown Welcome Seven and Half Pound Son

WODEN NEWS reports Mr and Mrs Newell Brown welcomed a seven and a half pound son born last Wednesday at the Ray Hansen home in Titonia. Also noted Sgt Arthur Smith left Sunday for Jefferson Barracks Missouri after an extended furlough spent with his parents. Mrs Frank Truesdell and Mrs Herbert Carstens hosted the W S C 8 of the Methodist church last Thursday. Guests at Miss Nancy Peters home Monday evening for her birthday included many families and friends. Refreshments were served and a gift presented Miss Peters.

Newell Brown Ray Hansen Titonia Arthur Smith Jefferson Barracks Missouri R. J. Smith Frank Truesdell Herbert Carstens W.S.C Methodist’ Church Nancy Peters Claus DeBoer Maurice John Greenfield Harm Eden John H. Boyken George Pommer Dick Franzen Herman Trarks Ralph Tjaden Forrest Hekels Miss Peters

Prizes Won by Local Contest Winners and Social Gatherings

Ablea with high score prizes won by Mrs. Frieda Larson and Henry Bode. Claus Smith won travel prize. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bune, Mrs. Martin Smith and Mrs. J. C. Helm were callers at Mason City flat Thursday. Mrs. John Brinsen hosted the ladies aid of the Lutheran church at her home on Wednesday afternoon, April 1.

Robert Goslins Great Lakes Training Station C. W. Goslin Wim Wood and la Venne Leon Gelner Clair Nonnweiler Forest City W. L. Tindall Clarence Hisenman Claus Smith Harry Quinn American Legion Auxiliary Britt Martin Smith Lafelot Bridge Club J. C. Helm Herman Bunn John Rudisill Merle Cushman Algona Herman Buns W. D. Andrews T Ablea Frieda Larson Henry Bode Herman Bune Mason City John Brinsen Lutheran Church

Flock Sanitation Tops Disease Prevention Says Expert

Iowa State College poultry specialist W R Whitfield urges sanitation for laying flocks and chicks as the best defense against disease. Proper diet housing and clean water matter more than remedies added to drinking water, which only slow spread. If used, potassium permanganate requires daily fresh mixing, while bichloride mercury and chlorine have stability limits and container risks.

W. R. Whitfield Iowa State College Whitfield

Man of Substance Warren Ah Reeder Ends a Cashier Embezzlement

John Hardner, trusted Kane and Lord cashier for twenty four years, plans embezzlement, fakes a death by river, stores the money in a safe deposit box, and is hoisted by his own fingerprints after a bank break in exposes him. He seeks a quiet life but is undone when his fingerprints reveal the crime.

Ohn Hardner Kane Lord John Hardnar North Woods John Hardner John Harder Roget Edward Roget Police Hardner Lord and Kane

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