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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
5
The report lists numerous Thanksgiving gatherings and visits from Carl Zoller, Lavern Liesveld, the Wortman and Ukena families, and many others across Algona, Buffalo Center, Clarion, Webster City, Mason City, and surrounding towns. It notes births, illnesses, plays, and a newly formed American Legion Auxiliary unit with officers and charter members.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cruise and family joined the George Aldrich home for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Kunz of Minneapolis visited his mother, Mrs. Henry Kunz, for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Braley spent Thanksgiving at Town City with ...
A long list of guests and relatives visited Wittemore and surrounding towns for Thanksgiving. Persons included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Madson of Des Moines, Mrs. Arthur Rave and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lense and sons, the Hanstons, the Bauers, the Wingerts families, and numerous relatives from Mason City Good Thunder and Waterloo. Several residents traveled to Illinois and Kansas for holidays. Sister Mary Lydia returned from Milwaukee. Mrs. Hopkins began duties as station agent in Oliaton.
Marié Buffington spent the weekend at home Clarenca Andersona visited at the Walter Anderson home Sunday Carolyn Andrews spent her Thanksgiving vacation with home folks The Clarence Croushs are the parents of a baby boy born Saturday Don’t forget the supper and sale at the Dean church Tuesday evening Ralph Depus enjoyed a visit Saturday night with a sister from South Dakota Clint Buffington of Claremont 8 D visited over Thanksgiving at three Mrs Phil Buffington home The Ted Hoovers have a new baby boy born Friday evening They now have five boys and one girl Tham Likes and Ray Hansens were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mrs Phil Buffington and family A program was given at Buffalo No 9 school Wednesday evening Lunch was sold and 5.60 taken in Mr and Mrs Dale Struthary and song were Thanksgiving guests of the Verne Struthers near West Band Rudolph Larson left Saturday for Chicago on a business mission He is expected back Wednesday morn ing The Gordon Hansens spent Thanksgiving day at the Harry McDlroy home In Wagle Grove Mrs Hansen and Drustin remained until Sunday The Alvin Karrs of Iraton and Mrs Margaret Caughlin and Drusia of Algona were dinner guesta at the Andrew Hansen home Thanksgiving The Bryan Asas entertained the L E Krantzs of Algona Raymond Krantzs of Titonka and the Frank Asas of Irvington at Thanksgiving dinner The Loyal Youngs entertained the Ted Hoovers Howard Andrews Dean Andrews Van Hansena J D Andrews and Bob Youngs at Thanksgiving dinner Mrs J P Larson entertained the Ross Buffingtons C HB Christensens Mia Marie Christensen Mabel and Margaret Rudolph Larsons Wm Larsong of Britt Wm Larsong of Titonka the Franz and Vern Teeter families of west of Algona on Thanksgiving day
The Byron area notes report Mrs. Chas Ball and Mrs. John Ball of Monroe Wisconsin plus Mrs. Alfred Selle of Waterloo visited Thanksgiving through Saturday with Mrs. Ball’s son Dr. Rice Ball and family. Q Roabenberg, north of Woden, sold his place to Wm Harpily who will move March 1. Roabenberg buys five acres at Grundy Center and plans to return home, recalling childhood summers. A public sale is set for December 4. Britt News
Leota Nelson is on the sick list and Beulah Bartlett and Shirley Ann Shipler are also listed as sick. Louis Bartlett was at Algona on Friday, reflecting community health and residence notes in the local column.
Numerous families and relatives gathered for Thanksgiving across Algona and nearby towns. The record lists guests from Burt, Des Moines, Mason City, Swea City, Britt, Spirit Lake, and other communities, with many local households hosting relatives and friends for holiday meals and visits.
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