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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1946

Page

7

Local Happenings in Titonka and Nearby Towns

Local notes document visits and social gatherings across Hampton, Titonka, and surrounding areas. Carted guests include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Loata, Clarence Loatg, and Jeanne Knight, with multiple family visits and transfers noted among Duluth, Fort Dodge, and Mason City. Wilbur Schram returns from Camp McCoy, others travel to Iowa City, Rapid City, and Chicago. several residents move or plan moves, with hospital, discharge, and home life details.

Arthur Loata Hampton George Peterson Thomas Loats Clarence ‘Loatg Jeanne Knight University of Joe Wilbur Schram Camp McCoy Wis Camp Grant Chicago Camp MccCoy Wilbur France Louxembourg Germany Jean French Iowa City Howard French Rapid City Howard Buck Titonka Bill Stott

Social dinners and bridge at the Herman Buns home

Woden area residents hosted guests Friday and over the weekend at multiple homes for dinners and bridge games. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Claus Smith, Luverne Smith and Marjorie Buns, with high bridge scores to the Smiths. Several visits occurred in Mason City, Burt, and Seneca with relatives from Minneapolis, Utica, Mankato, and Algona.

Bull Mary Michaelson Don Neal Michaelson Gary Peggy James McColleey James McColley Algona F Bob Pink Oscar Wagner Manly M. Olaen Wesley John Pink Mason City John Pannkuk Alice Minnie Nevada Ray Pannkuk Webster City Pannhuk August Schroeder Fred Hagen Chicago Fred Homer Downs Roy Budlong Rochester Hone Allis Bancroft Grandma Rippentrop George Johnson Myrtle Titontea Abel Limberg Wayne Qostin Alameda Calif Wayne Navy K. & H. Oil Company Herb Carstens Gertrude ‘Carstens Millicent Roskilly Isse Weinlick Minneapolis Jake Guettama Grundy Center Relatves Parkersburg Roland Baumann Morrison Ted Bode Marilyn Ceylon Minn Fritz T. Gerdes Wilton Brown Dells Wis Iver Brown Myron Brown Marjorie Buns Herman Buns Claus Smith Luverne "Smith Robert Buns Luverne Smith George Pommer Henry Looft Seneca Pvt Carl Weishaar Utica John Rudisill Pfc. Weishaar San Diego Marjorie Dirksen Virginia Mills W. L. Tindall Dewey Culver Bernard Bonnie Donnie Emogene Hill Dickens Frank True

Not Comfortable Place Adds Intriguing Snake Visit at Jensen Home

The Levi Jensen family near Griswold faced repeated visits by snakes after receiving a California fruit package. Mrs. Jensen found a small snake in the kitchen, a blue racer appeared, and the mate was killed. neighbors recall no prior sightings.

Levi Jensen Griswold

Mount Eisenhower Renamed Peak in Alberta Landmarks

The Castle mountain area in southwest Alberta is renamed Mount Eisenhower in honor of the general. The region, near Lake Louise and Banff, features rugged promontories and a 4000 foot rise above the Bow River valley as Swiss guides assist climbers. The name shift adds to a list of peaks named after Allied leaders following earlier 9600-foot names for Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin.

Alberta Canada Eisenhower Roosevelt Churwhll Stalin Colorado Franklin Roosevelt National Geographic Society Lake Louise Ban Banff National Peak Bow River

Haiti and the Caribbean Island Nation Facts

A concise history note explains Haiti as the first Negro republic founded in 1820 and its tumult through 1911 to 1915 with U S Marines administering the country. It describes Haiti’s location across the Windward Passage from Cuba, its western third of Hispaniola, land area of 10 748 square miles, and a population of three million French speaking Black descendants.

Haiti Port-au-Prince United States Hall Uncle Sam Cuba Hispaniola Maryland Baltimore Dominican Republic

Vacuuming Edges Leave Rugs Dirty After Vacuuming

The article explains edge cleaning issues with vacuum nozzles. Keeping the nozzle just inside the rug edge seals suction for dirt removal. running over the edge pulls air without rug contact. To handle lifted edges or fringes, lower the handle to tip the nozzle and break the seal. if fringes wind, stop the motor and loosen the fringe.

Blanket Warmth Based on Wool Content and Weave

The warmth of a blanket depends on wool percentage, nap, and weave closeness. Check the label for wool content, unfold to see weave light, and rub with the palm to test nap strength and fiber length. A thick nap may reduce fiber reinforcement if fibers are short.

Garfield’s Assassination by Guiteau in 1881

President James A. Garfield was shot twice on July 1 1881 at the Baltimore and Potomac depot in Washington. Secretary of State James Blaine accompanied him. Garfield died September 19 after treatment first at the White House then in New Jersey. Guiteau was later convicted and hanged in 1892 in Washington.

Garfield James G. Blaine Baltimore and Potormac 6Th and B Streets N.W Washington, D. C Charles J. Guiteau White House Biberon N. J Capitol Washington Cleveland Ohio Guiteau

Hinton Family Faces Loss Then Recovery at Twin Lakes

After their summer cottage at Twin Lakes burned, Lester Hinton and Arthur Wolff were in a car accident near Rochester, Minnesota. They escaped injury, plan to replace the cottage and repair the Ford as the family resumes normal life.

Lester Hintons Rockwell City Twin Lakes Hinton Arthur Wolff Rochester Minn

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