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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1952
Page
1
The rate schedule lists $2.00 per year in advance for Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory, $2.50 per year outside those areas, and $3.00 per year for Canada and foreign countries.
Wesley news notes visitors and guests at local homes include Mr and Mrs A M Lemkee of Irvington with daughter and son in law Fleet Crane and two children from Monroe Arkansas visiting the Lemkee home Tuesday evening. George Vitathum and family returned from Pontiac Illinois after a Vitathum reunion. Ihna Gerdes and daughter Mrs Richard Mayes visited from Dallas with her parents for supper at the Wagner home. Jimmie Walker stayed with grandparents Ben Walker at Clear Lake. Esther Shaw and sister Mrs Fred Hentele traveled to Grantburg Wisconsin to visit Albert Johnson and relatives.
Long list of local visits and notices details Robert Studer and family events in Miami and Algona areas. Community activities include church gatherings, reunions, travel to Des Moines and Milwaukee, and youth school events with multiple families named.
Mrs Clyde Moore aged 44 died at St Ann hospital Algona on August 13. Funeral at Good Hope church Titonka with Rev B H Schwerin. burial Good Hope cemetery Titonka. She was born August 14 1908 near Fort Dodge and married Clyde Moore in 1930 at Good Hope Lutheran church. She and Clyde raised seven children, several siblings and extended family survive.
A. Roskamp, pastor, will be replaced by Rev. Ralph Cordes of Danis South Dakota to lead all Sunday services and supervise weekly meetings as usual. The arrangements follow Ramsey Reform church schedule for the week.
Farmers should monitor hay piles for overheating. Burning odors, visible vapor, or a hand feeling very hot indicate heat buildup to prevent spontaneous combustion.
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