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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
2
Multiple candidates announce Republican bids for Kossuth County Auditor in Iowa. Harley Bartlett Hawcott Burt and Charles Be Chubb seek the 1982 primary nomination with appeals for voter support.
Helen Dickinson announces candidacy for County Recorder in Kossuth County, seeking Republican nomination at the June primaries. She asks for voters support and outlines campaign intent under the will of the voters.
A Republican candidate seeks the Clerk of the District Court seat in Kossuth County, touting self-succession and urging voters to support at the June primaries. The message emphasizes party backing and the candidate’s intention to continue serving if elected.
Tam a candidate for Clerk of the District Court of Kossuth County on the Republican ticket at the June primary. Your support will be appreciated. J A Pyech.
Republican candidate Sheriff Tam appeals to voters in Kos suth County. The notice urges support at the June primaries and asks veterans for guidance. Signed by Fishdr and W H Stoward on the Republican ballot.
TD HL W MILLER announces his run for County Attorney on the Republican ticket in Kossuth County, subject to June 6 primary voters. He seeks support from voters and urges backing for his candidacy in Algona. The message references Irvy Stillman? as a local figure and emphasizes the primary process.
Kossuth County voters hear from ED Drossler Bancroft UBBH Winter German Two Tam a candidate John A Sluper and others as they seek support for the June primary. The notices emphasize that candidacy is subject to voter approval in the upcoming primary.
Ray L. McCorelm announces Republican bid for County Treasurer in Roseuth County with primary on June 6. Earl Griffith of Algona campaigns for County Auditor on the Republican ticket. W. H. Steward of Burt campaigns for sheriff. three Republican candidates compete. Local press varies by editor status and big business backing is noted. Iowa awaits government construction funding, with total state and national pork barrel implications discussed amid political fervor.
Fay L. McCorkle of Algona announces as a Republican candidate for county treasurer. He is a progressive farmer active in 4-H work, living east of Algona, with Titonka farm visits and strong local backing. Incumbent H. N. Kruse seeks another term, with voters deciding at the June primary.
Local crowd is urged to back the county baseball event on April 24 at Titonka. The piece also honors several Titonka High School seniors including Harley Ray Larson Vernon Leroy Larson Benjamin William Pann kuk and Loraine Matilda Peterson detailing their births school paths and extracurriculars in a retrospective school-spir it feature.
Listing of student names by grade levels with B Honor Roll includes Edith Reynolds and Margaret Callies among seniors and seventh graders. This year the county music event replaces the annual contest, with all schools to perform in Algona during April.
A festival program lists Titanium’s Titanica trio with Helen Reed Edith Reynolds Wilbur Schram and Raymond Helfner in the mixed chorus. High School News reports Miss Laurette Larson sidelined by mumps with sister Beulah substituting. Local social notes cover guests the Rolfses of Des Moines visiting Algona, the Callies family events, and various school activities including grades eight and seven planting trees and geography tests.
Those girls who played are Eisie Kuchenreuther Loraine MM Peterson Loraine FP Peterson and Hazel Miller. We weighed ourselves and noted height and weight for Hy rlens. Robert Reynolds brought a daffodil plant to school from his aunt Mrs Klenk. Raymond Rickless brought a horned lark with a broken wing to school. We fed it and gave it water. Reporters for this week are Lorr aine Kuehenreuther and Margaret Ites.
Ruth Henken had a birthday on Friday April 15 she brought treats to share. Marjorie Peterson birthday is June 21 she planned to treat classmates before the year ended. Wayne Mechler brought pussy willows. In Geography the class studies Iowa. Mary Jean Rachut welcomes baby brother Herman Edward Junior and visited Mazon City on Sunday.
Third grade notes record spelling horrors from last Friday and list students Donald Schutter Elwyn Stenzel Carol Doege Theresa Beukema Edward Callies J W Blakey Robert Spear Vivian Stott and Doris Krantz. A picture study covered Miller The Gleaners and Brenton Song of the Lark. The Daffodils prepare stories to read to other grades. Junior Blakley Elwyn Stenzel and Halon Falk have been absent from school.
Lavon Oest erreicher, Pauling Adamson, Leta Mae Harretga, James Spear, Phyllis Lam oreux, Jean Higgins, Marjorie Maech ler, Richard Batt, Merle Heyer, Rich ard Green, Erwin Giesking, Arlene Hansen. Mrs. Wm. Spear visited our room.
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