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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
4
Local notes report Beed Hardware stocking chemically treated Imperial potato seed. Ramsey Ladies Aid Bazaar and Bake Sale set for Friday April 25 starting at 8 o clock with lunch served. Welcome all.
A bulldozer at Lesvos near Mitilini unearths ruins that may be one of Christendom’s earliest churches. Archeological work supports early Christian links amid a rich Aegean history, with Lesvos famed for poets and philosophers. The article recalls nearby islands and legends tied to St John, St Dionysos, St Luke, and Hippocrates.
NEW YORK A university survey shows 66 percent of families with World War II veterans own life insurance, higher than the 75 percent rate for all U S families. Among World War I veterans, ownership reaches 79 percent, with veterans’ families also paying more in premiums.
In Liberty Kentucky Mrs Clara Belle Wilkinson 71 dies of a heart attack in her Brush Creek home after learning her husband Shell 75 had just died of a heart attack. She collapses in her son's arms within an hour. Continuous grief seals their tragic end.
A long list of neighborhood visits and occurrences in Wesley includes Mr. and Mrs. Danyson returning to Minneapolis after a week with Dimond relatives, Albert Lishteig family visiting, and various residents attending meetings, birthdays, and church activities. Notable items include Anna Finnemark's arm injury, cancer drive totals, and local students' performances and upcoming commencements.
Nurse Robert Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Homer Anderson, has enlisted in the army and is taking base training at Fort Riley Kansas. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet May 1 with Mrs Helen Johnson and Bernadine as hostesses. Mrs Amanda Nelson, who has spent six weeks at the home of her daughter Mrs Herbert Webner and family at Clear Lake, returned to her Wesley home Sunday.
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