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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1951
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note mentions the Helen Theater and a nearby event or notice, with no clear date, listing, or outcome. The readable words suggest a theater context but lack specifics to identify people, organizations, or actions.
A fragmented piece discusses visiting Iowa with Joe Marsh and opinions on personal choice. It references differing viewpoints on identity, politics, and rights to make choices about beverages and social life, highlighting varied perspectives among groups.
Fragmented OCR shows a detailed expense ledger with amounts and itemized disbursements. Names like Seeley and Die erily appear amid line items for fuel, stove warrants, and repairs.
The text records a run of names and partial events including medical care, a gathering at a home, and club meeting notes. It mentions individuals such as Bernihz Hichtameier and Alfred Erdman and references to a Tuesday club meeting hosted by Mrs. Ed Downs and others.
Mrs Pink’s parents Mr and Mrs E B Olson visited here. Mrs 2nd Mrs J T Meurer spent Sunday in Fort Dodge with daughter Chevy a Mercy Hospital nurse. Mr and Mrs Al Richtemeier with Miss George Goetz Peal spent Wednesday in Mason City. Mrs Bill Stebretz and others were here at Her ne Stoder’s home. Kenneth moved to Margar jet apartment and Camp McCar Wis. Roland Schmidt and son of Garner were guests at Lawrence Koppen’s home. Rose Marie Matz undergoes clinic treatment in Rochester with Rose Marie remaining there. Jean Hutchison and Dire J T Meurer visited Me gon City. Priscilla Phoebe Soriet met April 23 at the Free Evangelical club hosted by Mrs George Seaberg and Mrs Carl Starquis.
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