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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1932
Page
5
St Josephs church holds its annual bazaar on August 23 and 24 with local residents active in organizing and attending. The social gathering features visitors from nearby towns and family groups, a church auxiliary meeting, and notes on births, funerals, and reunions among Wesley residents in August.
Local notes report numerous calls and visitors from Mason City Algona Britt and Garner. Mentions include Dick Boyken and Britt Gerdes as callers, Ed Miller and Dale Craven business visits, several family visitors, church damage from a lightning strike, and a ladder accident injuring D J Rittenhouse.
Harold Grovey made a business trip to Algona Monday morning. Mrs. Dell Fitch was a caller at the Bike and Puts homes Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Christensen of Burt is acting engineer on the Central Portland threshing crew. Kenneth Carlson works this week for Alfred Godfredsen during threshing. Miss Martha Laabs of Northwood, Iowa, spent several weeks at the Faulstich home. The Boehm boys entered the goal game and purchased two Saanen seats from the Bonnie-Dee last week. Miss Laurette Larson anent Sunday.
Irs Charity Claud of Burt works on schoolhouse interior as district 4 work continues. Neighbors and relatives visit farms and Willingsdorf and Algona scenes show threshing progress with yields of 45 to 65 bushels per acre. Residents travel for business, visits, and school plans amid community updates.
Edward Thaves and son Verle of Burt visited here last Saturday. Buffalo Center guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. Wortman and Ison Morris. Mrs. Jack Miller hosted between Lakota and Elmore. Miss Gertrude Wortman returned from Mason City. Carl Johnson visited his parents near Wesl ey. Miss Vera Smith of Rochester Minn. stayed with her uncle J. E. Smith. Leander Goldarich visited his sons Raleigh and Ioval near town. August Gutknecht and Miss Henrietta Kleist visited Garner. The Wortman family and others visited Wade Ball’s. Misses Lena Emma and Julia Gutknecht hosted a luncheon in Mason City. Mrs. Oran O’Keefe returned from Albon a for tonsil surgery. Mrs. Dr. J. Lynch and Woan, with G. D. Hart, visited Wade Ball. Mrs. Iny and children plus Opal Wheeler stayed with Albert Smith in Pomeroy. Lillian and Loraine Sloper visited their aunt near Buffalo Center. Rev. Frerking brought home Mrs. Frerking from Rochester. Mrs. Guy Mart and Donnette Bancroft joined others at Wade Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kain and Alice of Algona visited with Agnes and Celia Mullin at Dekath, Illinois, at L. A. Powers’s. Ladies Missionary Societies noted.
A brittle account lists attendees from Fort Dettatee Pari and Buffalo Center last Thursday for a county meeting of the Winnebago region. The program featured G OC and officials such as Mark Thornburg and H. N. Hanson. Afterward, a lunch was served by the Indies amid remarks and songs.
Postville game warden F H Becker reports a man caught a pheasant with bare hands. The bird had head wounds and blood dried over one eye. The man washed the blood, released the tame bird, and it flew away unharmed, illustrating food sportsmanship.
A report notes an added dish and a tow oven for clamming near the Cedar River. Mary is referenced in Cedar Meas Cedar area guiding toward the Little Cedar river near Chickasaw county. The point of diversion lies opposite Caddy Int, about five miles north of Chanley City, Iowa.
Ben Hinders at Phona 26 on 27 offers custom feed grinding and oat hulling at 4 cents per bushel for 100 bushels or more. Will call at your farm at any time in Woden ta 22te.
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