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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
2
Algona area notes show visits by Misa Dorothy Goetz and Julius Kunz from Davenport, Mrs. John Hutchison hosting a Deal Em bridge session, and many relatives calling on neighbors. A Methodist bazaar is planned for Dec 10 with supper at 6 30. Frequent family movements and church and school activities fill the week.
WODEN NEWS outlines calls by Marle Gibson and others at Garner Algona Britt and Mason City events. Recaps visitors at Blue Earth Forest City and Wesley, a Community Hall dance, a large oyster supper, a high school basketball loss to Lakota 18 to 17, and a birthday party at Chas Baack with many local families attending.
The F G Nitz family spent Sunday at the J A Mayer home. W T Mullarkey was a business visitor at Albert Lea last Friday. Mr and Mrs S A Powers visited Algona last Wednesday. J H Hennig drove a carload of cattle to Chicago last Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Andrew Boekelman visited Buffalo Center last Thursday. Mrs A Winter and Mrs Russell Winter spent Tuesday afternoon at the Wade Ball home. Mrs Henry Mitchell and children Avis and Wallace visited the Wade Ball home last Wednesday.
Doan News itemizing social visits and gatherings in Ware Algona area. The Walter Anderson family hosts and many neighbors partake in Sunday dinners, shopping, and community events. The piece notes choir practice for Christmas and a scheduled 6:30 pot luck supper on Friday December 3, with various families in attendance.
A jumble of local social events and visits. Olare Laragh won a poetry contest? LeRoy Bergan led a feature, with Mr and Mrs Wm Witter of Blue Earth hosting dinner. LaVern Liesveld travels to Chicago and Coldwater to visit relatives. Several residents, including George Godfrey and Harold Madatke, hosted and attended suppers and visits at Boekelman and Winter homes.
Bingham Township notes list Harm Sonis helping John Havunga grind feed on Wednesday. Finn Krull called at Fred Ahlfs home Friday forenoon. Mrs. August Rotechafer was ill with flu last week. George Schutter Jr. of Titonka visited Ed Miller’s. Mrs. Fred Ahlfs called at the Hollyser Bingham home Friday forenoon. Boyd Miller was a business caller at Clarence Bird’s Tuesday. Finn and Helen Krull visited Ed Miller Tuesday afternoon. Henry Pommer dined and Suppered at D J Meyer’s. Herman Krull and George Rada makers called at Algona Sunday afternoon. Join Husinga, Conrad Limberg, Harm Hden sawed wood for D. ia Meyer Friday. Fred Ahlfs called at Henry Ahlfs near Crystal Lake Friday afternoon. Homer Lawson and son Russell of Wesley did business at Herman Krull’s Tuesday morning. Elmer Meyer, Dean Crone, Henry Pommer, Herman and Milton Hinders visited Krull boys Sunday afternoon. Mrs John Miller and two children Robes and Arab of Britt visited Wilbur Meyer and Herman Krull Monday afternoon. Frances Ward held a program and ox social at district No 8 school last Tuesday evening. large crowd attended and all enjoyed.
Port land residents hosted callers at the Gregerson home and attended a Farm Bureau training school at Mrs Wyatt Stott s home. Funeral services were held for Mr Hudson in Burt with a large crowd, and Frank Berger organized a wedding dance in Sexton. The annual Portland Farm Bureau banquet is set for Friday at the Burt Presbyterian church. Opal Utter returned to Mason City after visiting Portland friends. Mrs Mart Gregoryon remains in Algona hospital after brain tumor surgery in serious condition. Local youths hosted by Bernice and Stanley Larson, while Miss Erna Peterson improves after two weeks illness under Dr O lapsed dle care. Lauretta and Beulah Larsen and Opal Utter with Myrtle Larson attended a show in Algona after visiting Loreng Peterson. A bridge party honored Miss Opal Utter from Mason City at the Shipler home hosted by Verna Stewart and Mrs Earl Shipler.
Citizens Club leaders include Donald Rippentrop as president Anna Grace Blakley as vice president and Betty Budlong as secretary. The class lists several students asPresent with no absences in six weeks and notes Thanksgiving programs by Second Third and Sixth grades. Upcoming Christmas program involvement, eye trouble causing absences, dental work, Christmas gift making, and ongoing studies in arithmetic history and citizenship are reported along with handwriting practice and an exchange of Christmas gifts and Narci sana blooming in progress.
The piece recalls lessons on arithmetic Bible history and Columbus ships, lists students who earned high spelling scores, and describes a Christmas play, a Red Cross drive, a youth gathering hosted by Pauline Blakley, and a bridge evening with many attendees. It notes a gift under ten dollars and mentions local community events and readers’ letters.
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