Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Titonka Topic in Titonka, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 38 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1933

Page

1

Thaves Plans Lake of the Woods Fishing Week

Thaves Burt plans a summer fishing trip to Lake of the Woods inviting editors Clemans Lakota Schwartz Fenton Sturdevant Wesley Yutton Bancroft Coleman Lu Verne and the writer for a week's rotation on an island. Hayes may accompany as chaperone. Other editors may join if feasible. Local discussions include inviting Upper Des Moines Haggard Sperbeck Herald McArthur Burt Monitor and possible gaff incident prep. Beer and well water would be the beverages on the trip.

Thaves Burt Stonka Lake of the Woods Gratis Clemans Lakota Schwartz Fenton Sturdevant Wesley fYutton Bancroft Coleman Luverne Lake of the Woods Wicken Elmore Hayes Des ‘Moines

Birthday Party Honors Haskin Family at Clear Lake

Mrs. Nellie Haskin and her children at the Haskin cottage Clear Lake were surprised Thursday evening when relatives gathered to celebrate her birthday and that of her son Barry and Earl Ferleman. Attending were Anton Pannik Titonka Harl Ferleman Art Snook Madigan Mason City Myron Haskin Beulah Wilson Rekow and Andrew Wilson.

Nellie Haskin Haskin Cottage Clear Lake Haskin Barry Earl Ferleman Anton Pannik Titonka Harl Ferleman Art Snook mi Madigan Mason Tly Myron Haskin Aughter Beulah Andrew Wilson Emil Rekow Armer Garner

Gyp racket near Preston ends in five dollar loss

A pair of slickers operated near Preston in a petty scam involving a meat shop. One man ordered a drink with a ten dollar bill hoping for trouble with change. The other slicker aided, and they drove away with five dollars extra from the proprietor as the setup concluded.

Preston

Thanks for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother

We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kind expressions during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Gratitude is extended to those who sent flowers and assisted in funeral arrangements.

Janssen Chilan

Indians Skin Lakota On Local Diamond Sunday

The Titanka Indians defeated Lakota with a strong pitching performance on the local diamond and will play Wne more next Sunday here. Reports relay a fast point appears certain, per Whittemore.

Titanka Indians Banes Indians Fr. Whittemore

Burt Junior Legion to contest state finals at Rockwell City

Burt junior baseball team advances to the state finals in Rockwell City a round robin tourney with Burlington Cedar Rapids and Le Mars. The winner advances to the national contest in Springfield Missouri August 19. Burt has dominated recent games led by pitcher Gel Riddle and catcher Gordon Isboe. District comprises 39 counties. Algona Cor.

Rockwell City Burt Junior Legion Junior Legion Burt Burlington Cedar Rapids le Mars Springfield Missouri Wey Rockwell 'S Burt Tam Tripoliam Tripol Gel Riddle Gordon Isboe Algona. Cor

Sponsors Used Book Exchange at Totonka Consolidated School

The PTA resumes the community used book exchange at Totonka Consolidated School. Used books are received Wednesday August 9 from 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 p m. Only parents bring books. Books are valued at the receiving desk by owner and fumigated before sale. Sale day Saturday August 12 from 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 p m. No books leave until paid for. Unsold books must be removed. Committee: Mrs Faye Callies chair, Mrs Mary Oesterreicher, Mrs Mary Ball.

Parent-Teacher Association Totonka Consolidated School

Hold-up at Champlin filling station nets $44

Hold-up men drove up to the Champlin filling station south of the Algona Hotel last Wednesday night at 9:30 and pointed two guns at station attendant Russell Maxwell. They got away with $44 in cash and left in what seemed to be a Model A Ford. Maxwell could not give a detailed description due to darkness. no clues have been found to date.

Champlin Algona ‘Hotel Russell Maxwell Maxwell Algona

Green Lantern Club arrest at Ho Parton

Green Lantern Night Club in Ho parton saw Sheriff Carl Dahlhauser and deputy Casey Loss arrest George Lichter and a man named Fish of Whittemore for intoxication. Hearings had not been held at this writing.

Carl Dahlhauser Casey Loss Green Lantern Hoparton George Lichter Fish Whittemore Algona

George Larson Buys 320 Acre Farm Near Bure

George Larson bought the 320 acre farm he resides on from the Estate of J. H. Howe six miles east of Buré. He plans to improve and cultivate the property. Algona corresp.

George Larson J. H. Howe Buré Algona Corres

Land Bank Loans 81 Per Acre Near Britt in Hancock County

The Federal Land Bank approved last week a loan of 81.00 per acre on a fairly well improved Hancock county farm. The loan covers a half section near Britt, per Algona reporter.

Federal Land Bank Hancock County Britt Algona Corres

Dan Cupid Asleep At Spirit Lake No Week Marriage Licenses

Algona correspondent reports Dan Cupid took a vacation with no marriage licenses issued during the week ending last Monday at Spirit Lake or another resort.

Dan Cupid Spirit Lake Algona

Spear Sues For Divorce In Cruel Treatment Case

Henry Spear of Titonka filed for divorce from Ollie Spear on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment last week. Attorney M. C. McMahon represents Spear. Algona correspondent reports.

Spear Henry Spear Titonka Ollie M. C. McMahon Algona

Buffalo Farmers Win Two In Local Kittenball Action

The Buffalo Farmers defeated Stilson 4 to 3 last Sunday. They followed with a 10 to 2 win against Hutchins, extending their winning streak.

Buffalo Farmers Stilson Hutchins

Local travelers visit Chicago for Century of Progress

Harry Reed was in Mason City on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs R L Krantz with a party from Bancroft spent Sunday in Chicago where they are visiting the Century of Progress this week.

Harry Reed Mason City R. L. Krantz Bancroft Chicago Century of Progress

Nose Hemorrhage Leaves Mia Esther Askin Suffering

Mia Esther Askin suffered a severe nose bleed last week and remains in slow but steady recovery. Medical staff report gradual improvement and monitor vitals and blood loss.

Mia Esther Askin

Dickinson endorses New Deal at Clear Lake gathering

Senator L. J. Dickinson addressed a large Woodward Island crowd hosted by the Clear Lake Mason City chamber of commerce. He said he supported the New Deal's aims despite not backing all Roosevelt measures and denied a false report of seeking higher farm mortgage rates.

Franklin L. J. Dickinson Woodward Island Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce Mason City Mason City Globe Gazette Roosevelt Algona Cor

Pearl Stevens to Wed Rudd Man

Miss Pearl Stevens a former Titanka teacher now with Rudd schools is to wed. Invitations report a linen shower planned last Monday with presents to be mailed. Rumor says the groom is Evert Hodgin Supt of Rudd schools. Friends offer congratulations amid hope the wedding occurs soon.

Pearl Stevens Titanka Rudd School of Rudd Evert Hodgin

County Teachers Examinations Opened Under Superintendent

Exams began Wednesday morning in the court room with County Superintendent William Shirley in charge. Eligible participants include current teachers and those who completed Normal Training after high school or in high school, per Algona correspondence.

William Shirley Algona Corres

Droessler Visits World Fair Returns Home

Edward Droessler of Bancroft reported on his trip to the Chicago World’s Fair last Monday and a visit with relatives near East Dubuque on the way home. He noted his early oats yielded 33 bushels per acre and late ones 20 bushels. Algona Corres.

Edward Droessler Bancroft Chicago East Dubuque Acre Algona Corres

Kruse Reelected Treasurer At Iowa Baptist Assembly

H N Kruse was reelected treasurer of the Iowa Baptist Assembly after a well attended session. The assembly reported its best event yet with higher turnout than last year. About 25 Algona residents attended, with several staying for the full two weeks. B F Sorensen, recently in an auto crash near Jewell, left the hospital Sunday and is improving. Baptist Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs Harvey Coleman Thursday afternoon.

H. N. Kruse Iowa Baptist Assembly Algona B. F. Sorensen Jewell Baptist Ladies Aid Society Harvey Coleman

Legion Frolic Draws Many to Swea City

A good number plan to travel to Swea City for the Legion frolic, joining attendees from nearby communities in the event's festive activities and social gathering.

Swea City Legion

Judge Davidson Holds Court On Saturday Session

Judge Davidson was here Saturday afternoon, presiding as court focused on probate and receivership mortgage matters.

Davidson

Winnebago Band Concert Postponed

The Winnebago county band festival is moved to Forest City courthouse yard next Friday evening. Scarville band opens at 7, then Forest City Rake Lake Mills and Thompson-Leland bands join for a mass concert at 8. Seating provided. streets roped off for car seating. plan to arrive early.

Winnebago’ County Forest City Winnebago ‘County Scarville Rake Lake Mills Thompson-Leland Court House Yard

Pennsylvania Relatives Visit Hamstreets Guests

Mr and Mrs Hamstreet host Mrs Hamstreet s brother Cy and Mrs William Watson and two children from Pittsburgh. Also visiting are her parents Mr and Mrs G S Watson of Carnegie. They arrived Monday evening by auto for a month long stay, with plans to spend part of the time here and part in northern Minnesota fishing.

Pennsylvania

High School Curriculum Plan for Ninth Grade 1934 35

The document outlines required ninth grade subjects across English, algebra, biology, agriculture, manual training, and preparatory courses, with alternation of electives in tenth to twelfth grades. It notes substitutions, potential French offering, and the addition of typing funded by student-owned keyboards, including rental costs and scheduling. It emphasizes a varied approach and calls for student evaluation of offered subjects for future years.

Betz Harris & Lacy Pleper Beauchamp Frank Waters Austin Pieper, Beauchamp and Fraser Squair Coleman Weaver Black & Harris Dunmire Hoon

Ancient Timepiece Keeps Two Centuries of Service

Robert Bickel of 730 Wellington St Cedar Rapids possesses a wooden timepiece from the Black Forest of Germany. It has served for over two hundred years, dating to around 1676 and has passed from father to son since its wedding day.

Robert Bickel Wellington St S. B Cedar Rapids Black Forest Germany Bickel

Drake Estate Visit Ties To Heir Records Case

U S Attorney Harry M Reed of Waterloo and wife visited last Monday on return from a west coast vacation with Senator L J Dickinson. Reed handles the prosecution of those who collected money from supposed heirs of the so called Drake Estate, a records show never existed.

U. S Harry M. Reed Waterloo West Coast L. J. Dickinson Reed Algona

High Water Damages Crops Near Woden

Heavy rains across Hancock County boosted most crops but high water and wind battered farms four miles southwest of Woden. Oats and grain shocks were submerged near the Mrs Thomas Gray farm, with water reaching tops of shocks and bridges washed out in places. Other damaged sites include John Hammill, Hd Millers, A W Bingham, John Crone, and Edgar Clapsaddle farms.

Hancock County Woden John Hammill Hd Miller A. W. Bingham John Crone Edgar Clapsaddle Garner Herald

Hancock county records hunt by former auditor Chris Jacobs

Algona corresp reports Chris Jacobs, once Hancock county auditor, visited last week to examine records. He is described as employed as a tax ferret by Hancock county.

Chris Jacobs Hancock County Algona Corres

Irvington Pioneer Thomas Chilton Dies in Rochester

Thomas Chilton, a pioneer figure in the Irvington area, died last week Tuesday at Mayo Hospital in Rochester and was buried in Irvington on Friday, per Algona correspondence.

Thomas Chilton Irvington Mayo Hospital Rochester Algona Corres

Refinancing of Farm Mortgages In Iowa Approved

Refinancing of farm mortgages in Iowa moves forward via the Federal Land Bank at Omaha and Land Bank Commissioner agent Bert Waddell. H D Hutchins reports strong activity and states Morgenthau favors cash relief for encumbered lands while stressing cooperation with the State Banking Commission and a government loan program that will not buy farms but will refinance them.

Federal Land Bank Omaha Bert Waddell Land Bank H. D. Hutchins Algona National Farm Loan Association Henry Morgenthau, Jr Farm Credit Administration Iowa Middle Western Morgenthau State Banking Commission H. Dol. Hutchins Middle West Land Bank Commissioner

Baby Beef Tour selections announced for Kossuth county

County Agent JH R Morrison and State Secretary Carl Oldson assisted in selecting entries for the Baby Beef Tour at the State Fair. Hereford entries include Mildred Thorson Swea City. Teddie Jensen Seneca. Helen Paetz Plum Creek. Frieda Paetz Plum Creek. Wallace Hawcett Burt. Jack Tibbets Lone Rock. Shorthorn entries feature Florence Geisbecker Sherman township with two 11 month heifer calves and one 11 month steer. Kosuth county hopes for prizes at the State Fair.

Kossuth JH. R. Morrison Carl Oldson Baby Beef Mildred Thorson Swea City Teddie Jensen Seneca Julius Jensen Helen Paestz Frieda Paetz Plum Creek Wallace Hawcett Burt Jack Tibbets Lone Rock Florence Geisbecker Sherman Township Kossuth County Watf Algona

Supervisors Likely To Accept Nira Provisions For County Deputies

Algona corrs reports the Board of Supervisors will likely adopt Nira terms for all county deputies and clerks at the Court House. Working hours would shorten to 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays and 3:30 p.m. Saturdays with pay above the minimum wage. No additional workers are expected.

Board of Supervisors Nira Algona Corres

Bidding Frenzy Marks Auction at Local Courthouse Lawn

A large Saturday crowd filled the court house lawn for the Business Men's Auction. Auctioneers C. O. Riddle and L. A. Matern handled rapid bidding as high bids totaled 67,313 dollars in cash value, with goods sold valued around 400 dollars. Local businessmen supplied the auction money with each purchase.

Court House C. O. Riddle L. A. Matern

Methodist Church Notes Sunday Services at Eight

Methodist Church notes report services at the usual morning hour and an outdoor evening service at the Phelps farm home. The lawn gathering will begin at eight with a youth led service and a message by the pastor. Neighbors and friends are invited.

Methodist Church Phelps Farm

Lutheran Church Notes and Anniversary Observances

The Lutheran League meets in the church basement next Sunday evening with Miss Fannie Pannhuk leading on the topic Jesus Coming to Judge and a question box. St Johns in Woden observed 20th anniversary. Ladies Aid marked 25th with Rev Schoenlein and Rev Killian speaking. choir practice and English service planned. Minnesota District offering to be taken. Mr Meier of Avoca attended last Sunday.

Luther League Fannie Pannhuk Jesus Ald N. Heesch Anna Swyter John Pannhuk Wartburg Seminary St. Johns Lutheran Church Woden Ladies Aid H. W. Schoenlein Killian Britt and Titonia A. Wacholz Britt St. Johns Minnesota Meier Avoca Iowa

Keagle Family Visit Spreads Across Minneapolis Ties

Mr and Mrs Logan Keagle and daughter from Minneapolis arrived Sunday for a week long visit with the Keagle family Relbschmen relatives and other kin.

Logan Keagle Minneapolis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gyp Merchant Faye Callies Mary Oesterreicher Mary Ball The Green Lantern Club Droessler Winnebago Band Drake Estate Jacobs Sec Lutheran Church Notes
Search Courier

Search the Titonka Topic Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Titonka Topic?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication