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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1938

Page

2

Titonka Topic announces publication details and rates

The Titonka Topic, edited by Frank Clark, explains mailing and subscription terms. It lists publication as a second class matter in Titonka Iowa, with a 62 telephone, and rates of 1.60 yearly in Kossuth County and Titonka territory, 2.00 outside, and 2.50 to St. Gabriel and foreign addresses. Subscriptions in-county are continuous until notice or publisher discretion. other subscriptions may be discontinued after one month if not renewed, with payment extension by arrangement.

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Local Wesley News Highlights Family Events and Socials

In Wesley this week Mr and Mrs Clayton Angle welcomed their only son born Saturday morning. A pre nuptial shower honored Miss Ireth Haynes at the Methodist church basement. Numerous readers traveled to visits and vacations include trips by families to Dakotas Iowa and Wisconsin. Baseball games saw Wesley Jr Legion beat Titonka 4 1 while Wesley Tigers fell to Burt 4 3. A large family reunion in Corncill Bluffs followed by Omaha visits was noted along with various visits by relatives and neighbors across nearby towns.

Clayton Angle G God Methodist Church Ireth Haynes P. CG. Haynes Miles Haynes Baward Barnum Algona LeMars Elmer Glawe Janice Marie Anthony Johnson Woden John H., Boyken Edward Dusold Clear Lake John Richters Bruce Cox Princeton Indiana Oliver Young Ida Young Frank Conley Livermore Kate Kennedy Alfred Erdman Wesley Jr. Legion Titonka Wesley Wesley ‘Tigers Pontiac Dwight Katherine Downs Lois ‘Hildman J. J. Meurer Cheryll Ann Jimmy Whittemore Joseph Maurer Mia Will Hauptly Clearake Adolph Kill Ruteland Tillie Loehig Priday Loehig Albert Reno Paul Flaherty Brnie Sheets Bill Lyons Tilmofa Iowa P. B. Walker Mies Cecelia Hisenbacher Elizabeth Matern Colwein Alta Vista Prairie Township Charles Kraus Donald and Charles Jr John ‘Anderson Reno Luclle Kirkpatrick Nellie Lyons Marie Flaherty Helen Reno Lea Reno Tedyard wMy Mra Alf Studer Henry Haverly Ed ‘Cink Studer Lou Schlevener Garner Mary Eisenbacher Frank’ Cox Louise Fox Zelma Louise Wesley High School

Woden News Highlights Local Social and School Notes

Dr and Mrs BH H Phillips of Garner hosted dinner at Dr Tindall home. Lola Goll spent time in Garner and Teg Gerdes home. Viola Von Layen works at Jim Abtott home in Fort Dodge. Faculty named for Woden High School include Supt Ted Bode Principal Dorothy Locke and Coach Richard Hall. Several residents visited banks, parades, and churches. minor auto injuries occurred on Titonka Woden road involving Jake Husinga and Milton Hinders.

BH. H. Phillips Garner Dr. Tindall Lola Goll Teg Gerdes Viola von Layen Jim Abtott Fort Dodge Newbrough Jean Humboldt Jake Husinga John Husings Milton Hinders Tom Hinders Titonka Woden Jake Fred Saathoff Waden High School Supt Ted Bode Dorothy Locke Bellevue Richard Hall Payette Gwendalyn Roth Cedar Falls Lucille Anderson Dvelyn Fredrickson Miss Lucke Walter Dirksen Chicago del Lewis Odebalt Mr. Lewis Britt Byvelyn Fredrickson Virginia Alice Kallog Eunice Madsen Cadar Walls CG. J. Round Margaret Fairmont Tindall Woden Luther League Lutheran Church Lawn G. O. Thompson Armstrong Joe Kramer Gordon Walding Crystal Lake August Bronson Lutheran Ladies Aid O. C. Hetzlerg Moulton John Karte Melvin Brown Methodist Ladies Aid Dorothy Dirksen Builalo Center G. G. Thompson Arstrong Oscar Thompson Leland Joan Rittenhouse Dale Rittenhouse Waukon Joan Temail

Powers and families visit. locals travel to Minnesota and Cedar Falls

Lakota News reports Ralph Powers and family left for Buffalo New York after ten days at Ralph Powers' home. Nearby, Mr and Mrs S P Powers hosted kin visiting from Algona. Elizabeth Rahmetock travels to northern Minnesota for relatives and work. Bernice Winter returns from Chicago to visit parents Mr and Mrs George Winter. The Ukena and Hang families spent a day with Dr Maynard Ukena in Marshalltown. Marjory Martyn and Cari Johnson return from Blue Earth to grandparents. John Griese and Charles Petersen retrieve Maxine Griese from Cedar Walls summer school. Mrs Harry Mussman ill at home of her mother Mrs Kieater in Elmore.

Mra Ralph Powers Mickey Ralph Michael Sheean Sedt Homie Buffalo New York Patente S. P. Powers Fred Park Algona Wade Hd Abbas Titonkg Bernice Winter Chicago George Winter J. B. Ukena Loren Hang Maynard Ukena Marshalltown Marjory Martyn Cari Johnson Blue John Griese Charles Petersen Cedar Walls Maxine Griese Harry Mussman Kieater Elmore

Portland News social notes and anniversaries

Portland News items summarize local visits and gatherings. Crisscrossing families including Krueger, Bartlett, Peterson, Nelson, and Dittmer relatives frequent homes around Burt, Algona, Titonka, Maxwell, and West Bend. The Portland Progress Club hosts events, and Paul Krueger and spouse celebrate a 15th wedding anniversary with friends from Algona and Whittemore.

Weekend Visits Among Local Residents and Friends

Weal anidhina Soka Melady spent the weekend with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Chas Lesk Velma Larsen visited Maxine Shipier. Dwight Graham and Laygade of Titanics were Sunday guests at George Graham home. Victor Appelgate and Henry Nelson families tended Hobo Day at Huntt Monday. Maxine Shipler spent Monday to Friday with Velmy Lareen Howard Carlton and Mr Fisch of Bancroft. John Koestler hosted visits. Marcella Bartlett spent Monday night with Art Tiets near Burt.

Paul Krueger Lawrence Marie Lloyd Bartletts Lucille Bartlett Art Tietz Burt Chris Peterson Albert Lea Minnesota HH. A. Nelson M. HE. Larsen Peterson Mr. Nelson Dixie Elliot Titonka Lole Graham Tony Godfredson Ernest Godfredson Algonaie Henry Smith Watson Dittmer Brookings Dittmer Ed. Dittmer Wisconsin Art Zweite Glen Larsen Spen Frank Tiet Algona Vanda Carlson Lewis Larsen Lloyd Miller Louis Bartlett Arthur Lloyd Bartlett Jim Shipler M. B. Larsen Portland Peppy Palg Vir Simla Earl Shipler Mike Zimmerman C. Hy Rig- Bert Dara Whittemore Herman Rig- Bart Elmer Oswalt William Ringsdort Zola Shipley Maxwell Iowa Ringsdorf Donald Ringshart J Gene Ruth Brayton Lee Darlene Iva Marie Frank Maxson Marcie Rock Brayton Maxson Ars Maxson Jim Maxson Braytons William Tingadart Herman Roy Clark George Harvey Graham Velma Joan Shipler Hisse Larsen H. A. Jennings Fred Jennings George Graham Marjorie Eunice Johnson Fenton Iva Marie Brayton Velmy Lareen Howard Carlton Mr. Fisch Bancroft Apent John Koestler Marcella Bartlett Art Tiets

Children’s Day at Iowa State Fair Highlights Free Admission

Des Moines reports the Iowa Centennial State Fair opens with Children’s Day on Friday August 26. Over 30,000 youths under 15 enter free, with a grandstand show featuring rodeo, circus acts, trained animals and fireworks. The fair runs through September 2, forecasting 400,000 to 600,000 attendees and a packed entertainment schedule including auto races, rodeo, and musical events across the week.

Midwest Thrill Features California

Woman Burned in Canning Accident Explosion

Mrs. Ray Stone was burned last Tuesday afternoon while canning. She used a pressure cooker not as a pressure vessel. the heavy top built up pressure, causing an explosion of steam and water that inflicted second degree burns on her face neck and chest.

Lovernd Ray Stone

Advertising push for farm refrigerator market in Dispatch era

A rural observer urges local dealers to market kerosene powered refrigerators as essential for farm homes, noting high demand yet scarce advertising. The piece reports a Hastings trip and pricey bicycle accident costs in 1987, stressing safety and the need for publicity to seize the market.

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