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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1934
Page
2
Entered at the Post Office in Titonka as Second class matter the paper covers a fifteen mile territory. Lee D Wolfe publisher. Subscription rates one dollar per year in Titonka territory in advance two dollars sixty cents outside Titonka territory or in other states Canada and foreign countries payable in advance.
W H Ricklefs of Titonka seeks Republican sheriff nomination in Kossuth County with June primaries and voter will. J Dooley of Algona seeks Democratic county recorder re election in June primaries. Carl Dahlhauser seeks Democratic sheriff nomination for second term in Kossuth County with June primaries.
C R Schoby declares his run for the Republican nomination for State Representative subject to voter decision in the June Primary election. The statement emphasizes party backing and the electoral process ahead of the primary.
A political notice urges Democratic voters in Kossuth County Iowa to vote in the primary for Mau rice C McMahon for County Attorney. It requests vote and support to advance in the election.
Velma Baack worked in Smith Cafe this past week. Joy and Mr. Kramer visited Titonka friends Saturday. Merle Gibson delivered a Plymouth to Henry Harms of Titonka Monday. Crystal Lake visit by Mildred Nelson. J A Kramer home dinner guest Wednesday. Forest City shopping by Velma Base and Lisle Smith Saturday. Deena Schaefer of Buffalo Center stayed with her mother, Mrs. Heiko Freiks. Woden high school baseball beat Crystal Lake 10 to 2 in first game. Mrs. J A Kramer and daughters transacted business in Forest City Tuesday. A small boy burned by hot tea last week. Benedicts and Mrs. Bruce Blake visited Dr. W L Tindall. Tindall drove to Montezuma Thursday. his mother joined for a visit. Potter family of Forest City dinner guests. John Ward of Wesley and Lee-West guests of Sexton at Dr W L Tindall home.
Clarence Bird home case notes, Bell Telephone staff transacting business in Woden. Joe Kramer and family visited Buffalo Center to bring Otto Kramer to Woden for a day with friends. Crystal Lake teachers hosted a bridge party for students. Baack incident after a window mishap on the Britt trip. Local youth presented a play in Rake. Saathoffs and Eunice Baack visited Garner.
School notes detail births in 1916 and long high school careers at Titonka and nearby towns. Biographies cover Floraine Peterson Herman Riggert and Wilbur Schram with early schooling, activities, and plays. Titonka Indians win the east half of the county tournament with decisive scores, setting up district meet soon.
The play committee selects Shirt Sleeves a domestic comedy. Cast chosen. rehearsals underway. Performances set for May 17 and 18 with further announcements to follow. Iola Rippentrop marks her seventh birthday today.
Portl V-8 introduced by Ray McWhorter. Henry Nelson, Lois Graham, Lea Brayton and many others visited or stayed with friends and relatives across Portland area. The report lists callers and weekend gatherings at multiple homes including Burt, Burt area and nearby towns, with names such as Tarsens, Willman, Disney, Graham, Shipler, Owens, Reiter, and Moore noted among social visits and weekend sojourns.
Numerous visits and Sunday gatherings feature the Geo Larson home Burt and surrounding towns. Names include Arch Burger, George Graham, Luther Fairbanks, Tony Lohse, and Clint Waltman among others with quilting parties, dinners, and bowling of family ties. Wedding anniversary noted for W F McFarlane family.
Albert Bunk celebrated his all year wedding anniversary on April 14. Guests included Dash man, Robert Bunkotske, Delbert Rike and families, Theo Rike, Amelia Rike, Petersons, Thompsons, and other relatives from Whea City. A midnight basket haul and fine lined dish were served.
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