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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1934
Page
4
Woden and nearby towns see a flurry of visits from Algona Garner Britt Mason City and Wellsburg residents. A three day Madden-Stiltan tent show opens in Woden. The community notes deaths illnesses and parade of relatives with several trips to Forest City Clear Lake Buffalo Center and Iowa City for family and medical matters.
Rev A J Wagener leaves for Milwaukee to visit relatives. Edmund Loebig of Ringsted visits family here. Evangeline Cruise recovering from auto injuries. Mrs Mary Thissen aids threshers at Henry Ricke home. Halvor Flom and son carpenter workers visit from Davenport. Anna Richter returns post major operation. Meurers and children visit N J Meurer's family in Plover. Eugene Spangler returns home after week with Benner family. Esther Burke vacations from Indianapolis hospital to Julius Kunz home. Urban Neuroth has appendix removed at Kossuth hospital. Mrs Charles Kraus hosts M B Ladies Aid with guests. Pat Meurer and family return from Indiana to Albert Neuroths. O'Leary visits Chicago after stay with Bonnstetter family. Mira Studer enjoys vacation at Studer home. Wm Garman family visit in Mason City and Clear Lake.
Miss Ivyl Marie Kuna a student nurse from Minneapolis returned home on Saturday and left Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Kunz for a California vacation. Grandma care shifts at home as Mrs Ann Kunz tends the household. A group including Mr and Mrs Leo Goetz and their son Anthony drove to Mason City then to Minnesota with Arlene Goetz to Mercy Hospital for care. The Aldriches hosted Richard Granaski for three weeks and then took him to his Minneapolis home, while planning to spend a week with relatives in Minnesota. Miss Lillian Melvold of Cottonwood Minnesota visited her sister Mrs Frank Kouba Jr after completing a summer course at the University of Minnesota. she teaches in Washington state.
It lists numerous visits and social calls across Algona, Bancroft, Elmore, Mason City, Fairmont, Winnebago and Glidden. Names include Lena Gutknecht S. P. Powers Harry Mussman Gertrude Wortman Jager family and Fred Jager, Rev A F Boese, Roger Sorenson, Hans Werner, Gerald Ukena, Emma Thaves Louise Thaves Wade Ball Olive Lewis Samuel Warburton I E Wortman H D Mossman Sr Frey Park Henry Gurderian J Telkamp and Mrs Smith. Several trips to Twin Lakes Granada Riceville Mason City and a postponed Ledyard township farm bureau meeting are noted. The Presbyterian Missionary Society meets at church parlors.
The Elmer Dow family of Sheffeld visited here at Mrs. Dow's parents home. Several residents including Anna Larson Helen Walstrand and Mrs W H B Carlson with Jane Swea City visited Julia Wortman. Walter Rosenal injured left arm in wind mill repair. Kathleen Murray treated for convulsions at Buffalo Center hospital. Cleo Looft's 12th birthday celebrated at Wd Looft home with Catherine Powers and Dorothy Kirby. Deloris Nitz staying with aunt while parents at Rochester with a cold and measles. D B Wortman family visited Dumont and Lena Amundson of Eagle Grove joined. Bertus Janssen and Andrew Janssen visited Buffalo Center. Funeral for Howard Walker killed when wagonload of grain ran over him near Wesley. Rev Harold Fletcher conducted service. burial in Wesley cemetery.
W L Adams suffered heart stoppage caused by abdominal gas after meals. W J Denton, a druggist, reports Adlerika removed all gas, restoring appetite and well being. Woden by Newbrough Pharmacy.
A series of social calls and local visits are reported across Algona and nearby towns. Families including the Phelps, Ba Marcella, Burger, Bartlett, Friesenberg, Stewart, Lohse, Dittmer and Sigsbee are noted at homes in Algona, Mankato, Swea City and surrounding areas. A threshing meeting was held at the Chas Phelps home with North Burl and others in attendance.
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