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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
4
Lakota residents and visitors populate a busy social week with visits among the Wortman and Olthoff families, church events, and communal gatherings. Notable items include confirmations at the Presbyterian church in Mason City, birthday celebrations at the Baum home, and a cantata by the Presbyterian choir, plus visits to Eagle Grove, Fort Dodge, Algona, Ocheyedan, and Lone Rock.
WESLEY NEWS: Mr. and Mrs. Lea Malecek and two children visited at the Frank Wellick home on Sunday. Wee Muliln attended the county rural mail carriers meeting in Whittemore. Mrs. Lester Lease visited Britt with Mrs. J. C. Undekoffer, who is improving. The local high school baseball team opened the season with a 3 to 2 win over LaVerne. Mrs. Lester Lease and Mrs. Halver Flom Jr. hosted the Priscilla Phoebe society on April 24 at the Lease home. J. L. Haverly was taken to Mercy Hospital in Mason City for rheumatism treatment. Supt and Mrs. K. R. Rowley spent time with relatives in Correctionville and Atlantic. A. E. Giddings and families visited Burt to see Fred Kingsdord, seriously ill. Mrs. Arthur Corey returned to Des Moines. Mrs. Gorey helped care for her mother, Anna Kunz. Attendees at county Legion Auxiliary meetings included L. L. Lease, George Aldrich, Zack Gibson, and Jeanette McMurray. Mrs. Leon Smith and Paul visited Fort Dodge after a week with her parents. Mae Harris, Mary, Mrs. Homer Anderson, and Mrs. Neal Smith attended the Larkin club meet at Milton Giddings’ home. Ross Ringsdorf called briefly.
A fire at the J. F. Lloyd residence north of the track broke out Wednesday afternoon around 1 30. The volunteer fire department arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze, with only the roof and upper floor badly damaged. Insurance coverage is noted to have covered most losses.
Edward Smith is on the sick list. Clarence Moore fell Sunday at Sexton. Arch Burger and family in Algona. Gertrude Blerstedt visited Louis Bartlett. Beajth Larsen works at Neville shoe store in Algona. W. J. Stewart and family visited Algona. Clel Miller visited Harvey Graham's. Ringsdort family at Buffalo Center. Howard Clark family visited L. H. Bartlett. Martin Larsen and Vernon and Glen at Algona. Graham family gatherings near Geo. Graham. Dora Riggert of Whittemore stayed with Paul Kruger. Clarence Lohse weekend at Robinson home near Swea City. Shipler family visited George Laysen. Moore family on Algona business. Battistt and Danner visited Algona. Kruger family took Dora Riggert to Whittemore. Frank Burgers released from quarantine. Koestler family visited Clyda Moore. Leonard Daniels visited M. HE Larsen and Chas. Phelps Lonies. Martin E. Larsen family at Lewis Larsen’s in Burt. Higerett Shailer and Marlo Schip were married at Mertzburg. Portland progress club postponed to a later date. Misscellaneous shower for Mrs. Geo Fox at Ralph Roberts home. Fred Jennings and Hi Jennings visited Graham home. Carl Danner left for Acklay after week at L. J. Bartlett’s. Pred Kingsdort, Burt, dies April 16. Kruger family attended Riggert wedding anniversary. Mrs. C. Milter of Petersburg attended golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. George Graham on April 18.
Advertisement seeks a reliable man with cay and handy with tools for steady employment. Apply at Topic office for further particulars.
Local residents and visitors share weekends at Spirit Lake Mason City Dubuque Fort Dodge Britt and Ames. Highlights include outings to a spring formal, a one act plays presentation at Woden High School and a Science Day trip to Ames. A chimney fire at DeBruyn Cafe caused roof sparks but no damage. A birthday party celebrated Ruby with cards and refreshments. M B H Ladies host a mother and daughter banquet with trees talk and musical numbers.
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