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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1938

Page

2

Titonka Topic publisher and subscription rates notice

Titonka Topic announces Leo C Wolfe publisher and Yung Wolfe associate editor with postal details. Subscription rates are 1.50 yearly in county and Titonka trade territory, 2.00 outside, and 2.60 for Canada and foreign countries. Discontinuations and renewals rules follow.

Titonka Leo C. Wolfe Yung Wolfe Jaws Koalanth Couuty Kossuth County Onanada Eubscribera Aubscribar

Woden News Players Attend Club and Visits

Mrs Chapleas Baack returned home from Altey after visiting her mother Mrs John Bushmen. Miss Allegra Swingen returned to Mason City for a spring vacation while attending the junior college there. Mrs LeRoy Eaton attended a postmaster convention at Mason City. Mrs Max Studer and children from Mason City were dinner guests at the Dirksen home. A number from Woden were guests of the Brit Commercial Club and banqueted at the Liberty Memorial Hall. Alvin and Wilbur Meyer of Bade visited Joe Kramer. Miss Evelyn Fredrickson visited Mason City for the weekend with her sister Dorothy.

Chapleas Baack Altey John Bushmen Meadaimes Chet ‘Missman Olive Gibson Methodist Ladies Aid Missman Woden Brit Commercial Club Liberty Memorial Hall LeRoy Eaton Mason City Evelyn Fredrickson Dorothy Fredrickson Allegra Swingen Allegra Alvin Wilbur Meyer Bade Joe Kramer Max Studer W. W. Dirksen

Correction on contracts and local social notices

In that week's paper an item discussed contracts offered to the vacations teachers. Michard Hall's name should have appeared but an error left out water JE. We issue a correction. Dorothy and Marjorie Dirksen hosted a Sunday dinner at the William Trafford home in Belmond. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Thompson were Sunday visitors at the Jos Kramer home. Stella Ludeking of Greene spent the weekend with Dale Rittenhouse. Mr. W. L. Tindall, with Mrs. Chris Gilstrap of Crystal Lake, attended an Eastern Star meeting in Britt Tuesday evening. Mesdames Clana Smith, W. L. Tindall and J. C. Helm went to Britt Monday night for the Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. W. A. Tindall spoke on Child Welfare. Leota Smith and Freddie Gerdes, with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith of Lake Park, visited Dave Smith in Garner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Gerdes and daughters shopped in Mason City Saturday. Mary Dwhiers of Wesley guest at George T. Gerdes home. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gilner and daughter Janice Lee, Mr. and Mrs. John Tzen, all of Forest City, and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Teiben of Woden were dinner guests at Bill Wood's home Sunday for Mrs. Wood's birthday, then attended a show at Algona. Mr. and Mrs. John Schuler of Bancroft, Arlene, Herman and Junior Hammond of Clinton, were visitors at Bill Wood's Tuesday evening, and they motored to Fairmont Minnesota on Sunday to visit at the Pate Range home.

Michard Hall Dorothy Marjorie Dirksen William Trafford Belmond G. O. Thompson Jos Kramer Stella Ludeking Greene Dale Rittenhouse W. L. Tindall Chris Gilstrap Crystal Lake Eastern Star Britt Mesdames Clana Smith J.C. Helm Legion Auxiliary Mra. W. A. Tindall Leota Smith Freddie Gerdes Sam Smith Lake Park Garner Dave Smith George T. Gerdes Mason City Mary Dwhiers Wesley Leon Gilner Janice Lee John @tzen Forest City Jake

Local Farm Bureau Meeting and Social Roundup

The Ledyard township Farm Bureau met at the Winter home with Mrs. Frerking leading devotionals and talks on education plus a Alaska travelogue. A dessert bridge event followed at seven tables hosted by several residents. Attendees included Mrs. Gutknecht and Mrs. Smith among others with visits from Algona and Blue Earth.

Visitors and visits noted around Ledyard and Swea City

Mr and Mrs Ralph Campbell and two daughters of Tuohka and Beh Himberg of Ledyard visited Wade Ball on Sunday. Ed Loott family visited at Mrs Margaret Loott's home in Sweat City. Mrs Loyal Gingrich and daughter Loia were in Blue Earth on Saturday. Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society meets Thursday at Mrs A E Anderson's Swea City home. Miss Lana Gutknecht returned to Mason City to teach at McKinley School after spring break with Aug Gutknecht family. Mrs J D Breen returned from Algona and opened her home for summer. Titania neighbors greet her return.

Ralph Campbell Tuohka Beh Himberg Ledyard Wade Ball Ed Loott Mr. Loott Margaret Loott Sweat City Loyal Gingrich Loia Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society A. EH. Anderson Swea City Lana Gutknecht Mason City McKinley School Gutknecht J. D. Breen Algona Stella Mae Elmer Peterson Titania

Local residents set travel plans. illnesses affect families

X B Wortman of Lakota had business in Titanica Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Petersen left Sunday for a month or more in Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks area, with Harold Breen handling Petersen’s business in their absence. The Fred DeVries family faced a run of sickness this year. Mr. DeVries was hospitalized after an operation, their daughter contracted scarlet fever, and now Mrs. DeVries is bedridden with tonsillitis.

X. B. Wortman Lakota Titanica Andrew Petersen Lake of the Ozarks Missouri Harold Breen Mr. Petersen Fred DeVries Mr. DeVries

Started Chicks In Brooders Hatch On Mondays And Thursdays

A brief notice states that started chicks are kept in brooders and hatch off every Monday and Thursday, indicating regular scheduling for chick production.

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