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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1929

Page

3

Sunday Returns and Visits Across Dorn Community

Andrew Hansen visited the Ray Hansen home Sunday afternoon. Families including Buffingtons, Teeters, Elisons, Boleneuses, Youngs, and Petersons gathered for calls and dinners around local homes. A Maytag was bought at Cliff Hardware of Algona, and Christmas program practice is set for one o’clock Saturday at the church.

Andrew Hansen Ray Hansen Orval Buffington Phil Buffington Vern Teeter H. P. Christensen Walter Anderson Tom Elison Robert Boleneus Mason City Hawley J. D. Andrews O. ©. Hott Matt Hansen Rudolph Larson Ross Buffington Harry Reed Titonia Cliff Algona Clarence Christensen Wilbur Alvin Anderton Burt Lucy Hizer van Hansen Algana Franz Teeter Altona J. P. Larson Elmer Gross Carl Albright Rockwell City Iowa Tom Young Wanda Youngs Chicago Indiana Mrs. Christensen Clinton

Local Notes Include Visits Farm Work and Illness in Burt

Community items report de horning cattle by PORTLAND G. E. SIGSBEE, guests and visits among Algona Burt Titonka Ringsted Clear Lake and Burt residents. Family illnesses include chicken pox for Aileen Bollinger Darlene Stott and baby, mumps for Dick Viva Brayton and a fatal stroke death of Mrs. W. A. Chipman with funeral planned Tuesday.

G. E. Sigsbee Harold Grover Algona Leo Brayton Burt Jesse Price Clear Lake Dell Fitch Gordon Sigsbesa George Graham Sr Sigsbee Kenneth Larsen William Glemans Titonka Wayne Davidson Ringsted Dennis Elmer

Local Social Notes Share Weekend Visits and Event

Wesley and Mrs. Giddings dined with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hansen. Braley and daughter visited Forest City. Felt family headed to Florida. Mason City guests included Edwin Klooz and others. Fenton visit with Mrs. Looft and Mr. Looft. Bell Theatre to stage The Windmills of Holland on December 19. Loolt family visited Mrs. John Loolt Sr. in Ledyard. Allen Loolt accompanies. Virgo Kifisholm hosted Sunday dinner with Emil Wes.

Titonka High School Weekly Preview Basketball Notes

Titonka High School pupils publish weekly notes previewing the second basketball team. They list staff editors and suggest the December 20 game against Crystal Lake with Eval Pauelson at center and guards Geo Anderson and Ben Pannhuk delivering solid defense. The piece anticipates a winning percentage for the second team and highlights player progress.

Paul Trenan Crystal Lake Eval Pauelson Orissey Boyken Clemans Geo, Anderson Ben Pannhuk George

Ramona and Indian Rights Feature at Titonia High School

A moving picture of Ramona will be shown at Titonia High School Auditorium on December 14 with admission 10 and 20 cents. The piece follows Helen Hunt Jackson’s aims in writing Ramona and A Century of Dishonor highlighting treatment of Indians and urging just laws.

Ramona Helen Hunt Jackson Mona America Titonia High School

Titonka and Halfa Clash On Local Floor Friday Night

Titonka High School hosts Halfa in a tightly matched basketball game on Friday night. Coach Crissey expects a hard fought contest with both teams evenly balanced and ready to compete.

Clemana Titonka High School Halfa Aur Crissey

Community notices from Corwith and Wingert family ties

Local items note Wesley visitors Howard Hansen and Milton Giddings traveling to Algona. District winners advance to Titonia and Burt for finals Thursday. Funeral rites for Mrs. Lou Wingert held at St. Joseph church with interment in Wingert lot. Mrs. Wingert left a husband and two week old son. Mrs. Carl Franzen hosts Young Peoples class. Kraus home hosts choir practice and church board meeting. Methodist ladies’ supper draws strong attendance. Epworth League candy booth proceeds aid league.

Ter Wesley Emil Sorenson David Johnson Corwith Howard Hansen Nel 50N & Hansen Kanawha Milton Giddings Algona Tunior Titonia Burt Lou Wingert Ladysmith Wis St. Joseph's Church Wingert Carl Franzen Young Peoples Methodist Sunday School Kraus

May Oust High Line Franchise Vote At Mills

A special session at uaike Mills on Wednesday, December 18 will grant a franchise to a firm to operate a municipal electric plant. The Mayor and four council members back the move to create a municipal company amid town complaints of high rates and poor service.

Uaike Mills

Dunn Speech Shifts to Cooperative Elevators Stakes

Fe G Dunn argues that current agricultural belt conditions mirror historic patterns across agrarian districts. He frames the issue within the cooperative elevator movement and outlines how longstanding cycles influence farming economics and policy considerations.

Junior Class Play The Whole Towns Talking Presented

The Junior class presented The Whole Towns Talking on December 6 and 7 in the T H auditorium. Performers Bob Wood and Marie Brandt received high praise for their parts as Mr and Mrs Simmons. Other cast members included Chester Binney played by Wm Clemans and Violet Slack as Michel Simmons with Kenneth Larson as Roger Shields. Senior girls and younger students contributed in supporting roles, and the overall reception was very favorable.

Mabel Kuchenreuther Bob Wood Marie Brandt Bob Mr. Simmons Marie Mrs. Simmons Chester Binney Wm. Clemans Bill Violet Slack Michel Simmons Roger Shields Kenneth Larson Kenneth Violet Bim Letty Lythe Viola Kitchenreuther Donald Swift George Anderson Chester Sadie Bloom Minnie Kennedy Hollys Koestler Marguerite’ Pannhuk Marguarite Emma Richter

Magazine Contest Ends In Tie At Sixty Points

Emma Richter reports the magazine contest closed last Tuesday with both sides scoring sixty. The school raised 61 dollars and 76 cents for general benefits and valued the effort as good salesmanship practice and teamwork.

Emma Richter

Bubbly Dayle Craven Quips at School Talk

A jumble of quotes and notes from a school setting features Dayle Craven making a quip about humor when hurt, plus snippets on reputation and various campus exchanges. Dialogues include Clifton and Jones discussing family blooms, Miss Ogen’s room, and exchange between freshman and sophomores about looks and wit.

Declamatory Contest Highlights Titonka High School

The Titonka Junior High hosted an elimination declamatory contest with categories in Oratorio dramatic and humorous pieces. Wilbur Schram won first in Oratorio, Cathy Clemans second. Helen Reed won first in Dramatic, Neil Slack second. and Donald Callies first in Humorous with Lenalee Wright second.

Eae Beryl] Banta Dorothy Clemans Alla Gartner Wilbur Schram Cathy Clemans Children’s Hospital Babara Ball Daddy Doe Helen Reed David Lo Heimner Krantz Helen Meyers Serate Neil Slack Jimmie’ Jones Merl Isebrand Papa Jane Entertaita*Oesterreicher Lorraine Peterson Mal Lennice Wright Simmie Bat Zwietel Donald Callies Lenalee Wright Migs Adfene Johnson Supt. Swanson Wesley Titonka Shoul

Farmers Urged to Form Marketing and Community Alliances

A speaker argues that American farmers must unite to escape debt and tenancy, creating marketing and financial organizations to secure fair prices. He warns Iowa’s 33 million acres are heavily mortgaged and laments rural outmigration, urging loyalty to local communities and coordinated action to rebuild rural prosperity.

Allegheny Mountains Iowa

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