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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1954
Page
1
The Titonka Topic weekly paper, published by Frank Clark, is circulated in Titonka, Iowa. Created for local readers, the publication notes its post office designation as second class matter and references its broad territorial reach.
The notice sets annual subscription prices at 2.00 dollars in advance for Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory, 2.50 dollars outside those areas, and 3.00 dollars per year for Canada and foreign countries.
Mr and Mrs Will Halterman and three children move to Mrs Dorothy Snook house in Algona Mrs Snook and son David reserve four rooms and live there Birthday party for former neighbor Mrs Henry Engstrom attended by Mrs Ben Eden and Mrs Fred Seefeld in Algona Tuesday April 20 Russell Swanson confined to bed ten days with back injury Mrs J T Meurer hosted bridge club Saturday afternoon Guests included Mrs Cle Hutchinson Mason City Mrs Martin Hamilton Mrs V J Kiempeter and Mrs Tom Forburger New great granddaughter born April 14 to Mr and Mrs Earl Young in San Antonio Texas Father in service in Korea Jean Price daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Price had a tonsilectomy Friday morning at the Osteopathic Clinic in Algona Brought home that afternoon Paul Flaherty returned Thursday from Rochester after clinic stay
Gerald Anna and Ed Cruise were chosen to represent the school at a Des Moines safety meeting sponsored by Gov Beardsley on April 19. A luncheon was served by Mrs Beardsley. The juniors and seniors plan a May 4 banquet at St Josephs parish hall. Various local engagements include baptisms, confirmations, and community gatherings throughout the week.
Regular monthly meeting of Titonka Town Council held April 5 1954 with Mayor Andrews and nine members present. Bills approved totaling General Fund and Sanitation Fund expenses including salaries for Glen Miller and Florence Reaser postage publishing street lights and taxes plus utilities and fuel for pump station and dump grounds.
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