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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
4
Woden residents attend gatherings and visits across Britt Clare and Mason City. Notable items include birthdays funerals travel for medical treatments and school events with Miss Bonacker praised for a successful program.
Myron Meinger spent the weekend with his mother while the Ladies Aid met in the church parlor. Mrs. Matilda Ward traveled to Titotka to care for Mrs. John Emerson. The Moyer family recently occupied the Larsen house in the south part of town. Jessie Satcher visited with Mrs. Clair Winkie. Oscar Isenberger and family visited J. O. Isenberger. Lillian Manus Katherine Manus Lotjttle Hawcett and Mrs. Whalen joined the Rebekah Lodge last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs L W Tucker of Munice Indiana visited LD Hobson home Tuesday. Lorena Peterset and Enelah Larsen spent Monday with Chas and wife. Farm Bureau meeting at Jake Stewart home. Odd Fellows Homecoming observed with oyster supper. PTA met at M E church. Card party planned at Jesse McDonald home. Francis Cogdill to board at John Koestler home due to bad roads. One act play Liten Ladies set for Friday at the opera house. The Deacon Entangled staged by American Auxiliary last Thursday and Friday. Dance with Piersol Orchestra after play.
A Portland club group met at Ed Dittmer’s to plan a Christmas program amid ongoing weekly meetings. The notes list visits, illnesses, and social errands from local families including Norris, Hanson, Mann, and Brayton, with Farm Bureau events and a Friday officer election at the Sigsbes home.
Art Sprow sold and delivered his fat hogs in Burt last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Herman Bussie made a business trip to Algona Thursday Curis Olson from northwest of Burt was a business caller on our streets Thursday.
The Ladies Aid will meet December ivth with Mrs. George Johnson. Families and neighbors gathered at various homes for Sunday visits. A social at the church featured Rev. Seward of Algona with lunch served by the men. 4-H Club Buffalo Busy Bees selected five girls Louise Kramer Ella Dieckman Mercedes Sartor Hilda Pouelsen and Jeanette Swalve to attend the Ames short course.
Fresh supply of box candles at the Titonka Cafe and Algona shoppers Mrs J J Budlong Edith and Mae visited Tuesday. K L LeBarre of Algona spoke with the Titonka Cafe on insurance matters. Mrs H W Schoenlein returns from Huxley after visiting with daughter. Evangelist Frank Mathis of Colorado is in Thompson Town. Ed Davidson Woden postmaster and electrician worked locally Monday then to Buffalo Center. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Louie Huber last Sunday. Roel Hopkis leaves for New York to sail for Holland next spring. George Allis from Lakota says he is through picking corn and reports good yield. Mrs W H Ricklit is bedridden with inflammatory rheumatism after tonsil surgery a week ago. Gilbert Nelson, poultry dealer, struggles with rheumatic trouble.
The piece notes long standing rheumatism affecting a local figure, nearby towns report holiday closures at Titanica School and a busy schedule of plays, band concerts, and alumni plans. It also covers電electric service woes in Swea City, failed promotions during sales events, and linemen restoring lines. Mercedes Sartor returns from Cedar Falls.
Local Farm Bureau leaders gathered at Carl Whitney home in Portland December 2. District meetings led by Mrs. Gordon Hansen at G. Dennis home and Mrs. Elmer Hansen's group set for December 11 at Ernest Hansen home. Various residents, sales, engagements, and moves reflected in December community notes from Wesley to Algona and surrounding areas.
A brief notice states a meeting planned for December 15 at the Ge Isfenk home. Details are sparse but the event is scheduled and location named.
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