Card of Thanks From Ejlert D Boyken
Card of thanks from Ejlert D Boyken expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and visitors who sent cards letters and calls during his hospital stay.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1951
Page
4
Card of thanks from Ejlert D Boyken expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and visitors who sent cards letters and calls during his hospital stay.
Excerpts from Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman explain why departmental expenditures more than doubled from 1940 to 1950. Increases stem from higher construction costs salaries and expanded mineral and park activities plus major irrigation and hydroelectric projects and war era demand shaping postwar funding.
Arthur Bartlett led a group of salesmen to Purina farm in Macon Missouri for a feed school. John Carroll and Lloyd Bartlett did business in Algona Tuesday. Mrs Carroll and Bobby visited Mrs Bartlett. Harvey Graham, back from surgery March 4 in Algona, returns to night work. The Billborough family visited Earl Zowie. Junior class play in Titonica drew Portland attendees last Tuesday. Four Corners club meets May 1 with John and Mrs Carroll due to illness replacing Lloyd Bartlett hosts.
The community lists friends and relatives visiting and traveling between Titonka Algona and Mason City including Chester and Wilma Albright, John Carrolls, Claire Moore, Virgil Zwie fel, Le van Moore, Charles and Bernard Phelps, M E Larsen Velma Speicher Helen Taft Ward Taft and Hel en Taft. Mrs Bernard Phelps mother returns to Fayt Dodge. Mrs Edwood Nelson Mason City for a check up. Lloyd Bartlett and wife travel to Mason City for a hospital check. Buy it in Titonka.
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