Titonka Topic Subscription Rates and Terms
The Titonka Topic lists subscription prices: $1.65 yearly in Kosauth County and Titonka trade territory, $2.00 outside the county and territory, and $2.56 for Canada and foreign countries. All local subscriptions are continued unless a subscriber asks to discontinue or the publisher acts. Other subscriptions end one month after expiration unless renewal is arranged.
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Mtonka
Iowa
A& Second
Kosauth County
Titonka
Aub- Scriber
Community Notices and Social Roster from Algona Area
Local social highlights include Cheryll Ann and Jimmy Meurer’s tonsil removal at General Hospital Algona. Many residents, such as Mr. and Mrs. Don White and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Matern, visited relatives, while others hosted guests from Princeton and Fort Dodge. An exhibit at the Methodist church drew sixty five attendees from Corwith with foreign articles. Three households welcomed guests from Chicago, Minneapolis, and Clear Lake, and several travelers returned from trips to California and Humboldt. New hires include Edward Funnemark as high school speech instructor in Mitchell.
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Don White
Algona
Joe Matern
Wallace Benton
WJ. A. Jurgenson
al Gromer
Princeton
Minn
Wthel Demering
Fort Dodge
Emil Wester
Jean Marie
Ruth Mary Gaetz
Mary Youngwirth
Hiva Mills
Graettinger
Methodist Church
Corwith
Leo Geetz
George Geetz
Leo Mullin
Port Dodge
Julius Kunz
June Adel
Mary Adina
Clear Lake
L. V. Hill
Chicago
Tom Forburger
Helen Franzen
Minneapolis
Delbert Benteen
Doris Dwyer
Humboldt
John St. John
California
John Terhaar
Rice
Margaret Schroeder
Kunz Crain Co
P. C. Haynes
Hanna
Philip Sheridan
Norman Allison
Mason City
George Sheridan
Lael Root
George Schimmel
Joe Miller
Manly
Benningsham
Art Neuhring
Herman Neuhring
Kanawha
Guy M. Butts
Paul Friberg
Carl Johnson
Garner
Glenn Francia
Carwith
Avatar
Mirearet Schroeder
Dorothy
Marguerite Shannahan
Williamsburg
Leo Goetz
Edward Funnemark
Mitchell School
Edward
Olaf Funnymark
al Richis Maior
Mercy Hospital
Leg Cootz
Community notes from nearby towns spread over week
A long list of local residents shared visits and travels across towns. Mary Goets and Dorothy spent Sunday with relatives, Julio Studer returned from a two week trip, Led Young at Garner hosted by relatives, and many families planned visits to South Dakota and Minnesota. The Wesley Tigers beat Buffalo Center 4 to 3, Irene Scanlon visited from Coleman, Victor Mullin returned from CMT camp, and Maxine Angle and Mirth Weland joined summer programs. Knowns tracked travel, camping, and local gatherings with many relatives visiting here or away.
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Mary Goets
Dorothy
Julio Studer
Vinlt
Mra
Young
Garner
Ben F. Felt
Nina Ranch
South Dakota
George Hauptmann
Charles City
Anton Goetz
Halver Flam Jr
Lester Lease
Joint County American Legion and Auxiliary
Forest City
Joe Goetz
Anthony Johnson
Lillian
Bernadine
Howard Sparks
Burt
Wesley Tigers
Buffalo Center
Wesley
Irene Scanlon
Coleman
J. L. Studer
Victor Mullin
Des Moines
C.M.T
Victor
Maxine Angle
Swea City
John Welland Jr
Minneapolis
Mildred
John Amesbury
Rudd
Elizabeth Hanley
Michigan
L. H. Kleinpeter
George Hildman
Omaha
Fred Diekmann Jr
Iowa State Bank
Algona
C. W. iGoslin
Paul
Wien
Harold Brooke
Milwaukee
Charles Kraus
Donald Kraug
Minnesota
Lakota News item reflects varied local updates
Local notices report hospitalizations for Mrs. Carl Seihald and Mrs. Raymond Winter with blood clot concerns. Raymond McCoy left for Laredo Missouri after summer work, and Catholic Lutheran society activities helped Mrs. George Bauman celebrate a birthday. Several locals, including Catherine Powers and Patricia Woodworth, attend Cedar Falls summer school, with travel between Lakota and nearby towns. American Legion Auxiliary plans a meeting August 12 at Mrs. Mike Christ’s home. Hog markets in July show a sharp decline from June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Seihald
Buffalo Center
Aha
Raymond McCoy
Wade Ball
Laredo
Ball
Mason City
Raymond Winter
Lutheran Ladies Missionary Society
George Bauman
Cathrine Powers
Patricia Woodworth
Cedar Falls
H. J. Woodworth
Dorothy
John O'Connor
Chicago
P. Powers
Mrs. Powers
Minneapolis
James
Lakota
Charlotte Sorenson
Aon Roger
Algona
New Providence
Eldora
American Legion Auxiiary
Mra
Watkins Fly Spray Costs Cut for Summer Use
An advertisement claims Watkins Fly Spray extends farther with less, promising savings for dairymen who report using about half as many gallons for same results. The seller urges summer delivery orders and asks readers to wait for a call, listing a dial number 2061.
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Watkins
Dairymien
Canning Season Extends Garden Tasks This Fall
The fall garden work lengthens the canning period and supplies vegetables suited to home storage. Late planting dates and proper maturity ensure vegetables store well, aiding households in preserving produce.
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Roy C. Ball
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A. W. Amunson
Borchardt
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J. L. Bonar
State Bank Building
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Phons
Algona, Ia
Maurice C. McMahon
Heise
Quarton & Miller County
Barings
Hank Bidz
W. L. Tindall
D. O
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Henry. H. Huisinga and Sons Contractors & Builders
Honks, Towa
Fred Hagen
Algona Rendering CO
Titonea
Dr. Horace
Beemer
Forester
Mason City, Towa
Tional Editorial Association
OWA Presss
Wesley News
Cheryll Ann
Jimmy Meurer
jGeneral Hospital
Black Magic
EB. C. Osborn
Knoxville Post
Lakota News
Mike Christ
Henry Mitchell
Blue Marth
Batty Kienitz
A. C. Bierstedt Rural Watkins Dealer
Lakota, Ia
Tyke Theatre
Lynn Barr
Henry Wilcox
Jeffery Lynn
Ann Sheridan
Blue Bird
Shirley Temple
Sible Jason
Bob Hope
Paulette Goddard
A. M. Peterson
Mason
All Frank
Monson
Woden, Ia
Interstate Power Company
Pecs
Mata
Bates
Wate
America
Mont Beaufut
Midwest
Collisiona
Ormbven
FORD
Ford Truck
Ford Tudor
Lakota, Iowa
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