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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
7
Totals of visits and relocations surround Titanka and nearby towns with many residents traveling to Algona Clear Lake Burt and Mason City for business social visits and shopping. Military drafts and training updates, farm yields and crop reports mix with local headlines as families stay connected amid wartime mobilization.
The column notes Frank Lupin and his wife from the southwest of Bust visiting Bunday at the A. A. Graham home, and Cland Sigabea with family visiting relatives at Algona Bunday. Mesdames Ringsdorf and Daniela helped Mrs. Stott with thrasher meals Saturday and Monday. Ben Jamn of Knox Indiana spent time with relatives, visiting Phelps and Daniels home. Jesse Hosier and baby from Rolfe visited friends, then returned home. Threshing machines dominate activity as Burt and neighboring farmers shock grain, while G. C. Stone of Sterling, Illinois plans a month’s visit.
Local residents share visits and illnesses. Miss Marie Clarke recovered from illness while Eva Meinzer improves. Several trips to Fort Dodge Dolliver Mitchell and Mitchell ND noted. A barn and granary were lost to lightning. Measles affect Evert Godden and Jane Clement. Officers in training Little Rock Worth Higbee. Mexico trip updates and Ames course completions for Warner and Whitney.
Items report minor illnesses and family travels as residents in Titonka and nearby towns share updates. Ap pendicitis operation on a child, nursing student absences, and people visiting Des Moines and Wisconsin highlight community life along with real estate sales and lost items.
Warrington and Dickinson, attorneys at 212 214 First National Bank Building, Algona Iowa, offer legal services. Contact phone number 289 for consultations.
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