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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1921

Page

4

Aged Veteran Answers Last Call in Oklahoma Community

An obituary and life sketch recounts James Perry Gray born September 22 1887 in Washington County Ohio who died April 1 1921 at his daughter Nell Brigmar’s home in Kinfishes Oklahoma at 83. He served in the 6th Iowa Cavalry from 1862 to 1865 and married Emma Hoffmann November 10 1865. He lived in Minnesota Iowa and Oklahoma near Kingfisher and Okarehe. He was a G A R member and Methodist, survived by nine children and many relatives, with funeral at the Baptist church and interment in Okarche cemetery beside his wife.

I. P Gray Pelaw Sattlens Ban Knox Fes KikeAsher Oklahoma James Perry Gray Way Washington County Ohio Nell Brigmar Minnesota Iowa 6Th Iowa Cavalry Davenport Inn Emma J. Hoff Stiol Wm. R Colorado Henry Charley Washington Mable Wilson Kansas Martha Leightner Nell Brigam George Kinefshir Frederick James Mr. Gray Oheapako Okarehe Kingfishen Kingfisher G. A. R Methodiet Church Baptist Church Job Ingram J. B McClarkin Baptist Leslie Grimes

American Legion News Briefs Highlight Post Benevolence and Meetings

A Astoria Long Island post member saved 3500 from loss when a purse found aboard a ship in Stockholm was returned intact by a Swede, reinforcing post pride. The weekly notes a series of upcoming All American meetings in several states and cities, including New York, Philadelphia, and Indianapolis, with auxiliary fundraisers raising significant sums.

American Legion Post Astoria L.I Ellis Stockholm Ghber Ener Offlis Astoria Legion Post God Madison Lake Garden New York City Te American Legion Legion Texas Maryland Nebraska Massachusetts Virginia Philadelphia Indianapolis Kan A.phow

Death of an Old Settler Henry Meyer at Sidney

Henry Meyer reports death Monday at Sidney. Old settler Green dies near Titania. Gerg death tied to dropsy after long illness. About fifty, resident forty years, survived by wife and four daughters. son predeceased four years ago. Funeral today at one from home and Dutch Reformed church, Buffalo Center. Burial in Buffalo Center cemetery. The Topic offers condolences. Also local notices include ads for Rover Quack Grass Drag and poultry eggs for sale.

Henry Meyer Sidney Green Titania O'Aldek Gerg R Athena Wesley

Local Notes Highlight Wegener Visits and Town Doings

LH Wegener a Whittemore livestock man visited Thoala on Tuesday and recalled the era of Wegener Brothers and T F McGovern as top northwest Iowa stock drivers. Towns discuss vacant lots east of the hotel site and possible amenities. Port land Farm Bureau meetings, barber shop antics, and local officials’ visits fill out a bustling Peninsula daybook.

LH. Wegener Whittemore Thoala Towle Louie Watt Wegener Brothers T.F McGovern Northwest Towa Remamn Wegener Bros Totea Texas McGovern Fotda Milionaires Cuba Mr. Wegener

Local fair planning and wartime telegrams shift focus

Work to assemble a strong school exhibit for the fall fair continues under Mre TM Hackinen. J D Breen received a telegram from Washington about Lao Breen's body shipped from France and expected in port soon. War Department word remains pending. Mrs Lamoreaux breaks her right arm, Dr Glapsaddle setting the fracture.

Mre Hackinen J.D. Breen Washington New York War Department Lao Breen Jersey City RL. Lamoreaux Glapsaddle

Origer Farms Seed Corn Proves Two Years Yield Strain

Anton Origer of a Bancroft area farm has developed a corn strain claimed to yield two years in one stalk. He selected 300 bushels for display and proof, showing ears on stalks to prospective buyers. The seed comes from four leading strains tested over twelve years, designed to mature early and yield abundantly.

Acme Anton Origer Bancroft Origer la Mecca Tose Anton Prof Holden Amen Oviger Cory

Marriage Ties Link Former Wailen Reporter to Traveler Dye

The Tonic reports the marriage of Miss Freda Taglinayar a former Wailen correspondent to Mr. D Dye a Swea ity native. The ceremony occurred April 2 near Des Moines and the couple plans to live near that area. Dye works as a traveling salesman and met Miss Taglinayar during his route. Best wishes are extended to the newlyweds. Also noted is an agricultural notice offering purebred African geese and Pokin duck eggs for sale by Mrs. W Huisman southeast of Titonka.

Migs Freda ‘Taglinayar Wailen D. Dye Swea Ity Bes Moines Mra. Dye Fritz Anit

Death of Mrs Minnie Erwin and funeral plans

The St Charles community mourns Mrs Minnie Erwin, widow of G H Erwin, who died March 24 at home after years of illness. Funeral services are set for Sunday March 27 at 2:00 PM at the United Presbyterian Church, with Rev LF Park delivering the sermon. Survived by a husband and two daughters, she had lived in St Charles forty years and was active in church from a young age. A large local and distant attendance is noted.

Chicago Farmers Committee of Seventeen American Tarn Bureau Federation C. H. Gustafson Lincoln Nek C. W W. Hyde Olahoma United States Hierbert Hoover G.H. Erwin St. Charles United Presbyterian Elurels Ines Park Tinter Erwin Thyother J. T Lawrance Merrill Lowa Vera Ellison Tessie Schneider Andarsick Hinton Towa Great Western Nancy Ann Lawrences Joshua Delila Lawrence Indiana Busle B. LeVeley ShoMetd Tawa Orbs Wnfon Gee Watlica Innie Lawrence Erwin Sly New York Ghoneeticut New Jersey Nebraska Nowy Ogder Iowa

Death of Beloved Child Touches Community Remains Inurned

A family mourns the infant Harold born and died within days, with notes of Christian faith and funeral rites. Rev Kruse conducted services. interment followed at Coital church cemetery. The notice also thanks relatives and friends for support during the loss. An item lists sale of Angis bulls in Valley, Woden, Towe.

Yen Wookes Harold Jesus Helen Kruse Wollen Gar Wis Davis Rayangnil Harold Mia Mrs Han Singles Law

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