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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
4
The Lakota area churches prepare holiday programs as residents attend events and host gatherings. Individuals including B R Worley Wayne Heetland and families from Algona Buffalo Center Burt and Mason City are noted visiting, hosting, or ill with chicken pox. several church ladies groups and ministers meet while neighbors share meals and attend social events.
Mr and Mrs Leo West were at Mason City Thursday. Michael Wingert is reported seriously ill and confined to his bed. Mrs Mary Thissen of Algona spent Thursday at her father Henry Rickes home. Mr and Mrs Milion Reddings visited her mother Mrs Mae Harris and Mary at Algona Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ben Kunkla near St Benedict are the parents of a baby girl their thirteenth child. Next week Tuesday Rev and Mrs McNulty will entertain the MB E pastors of this sub district and their wives. The Will Walker and Ed Studer families of Carwith spent Sunday with the ladies mother Mrs Susan Lease. The Feast of the Immaculate Conception.
A mix of local happenings at St Josephs church and Algona area events. Mrs A L Klempeter visits son Vincent. newborn John Albert Nordmann weighs eight and a half pounds. Club meetings include Ladies Aid, W FB M S, and study club with Christmas programs and gift exchanges. Dorothy Haverly comes to help ill grandmother Agatha Haverly. Edward Studer returns to Minnesota after visit. J L Studer attends Milton Luken funeral in Coleman. John Hutchison hosts bridge. Grattidge wins door prize and Kouba and Goslin win prizes.
Clara Kramer Louise Kramer Velma Baack and Dudby Christensen served as Buffalo Center callers Wednesday. Sadie and Opal Monson of Crystal Lake visited Woden Sunday. Clifford Hisenmann left for North Dakota for a relative’s funeral. Supt Zwald and wife hosted county superintendents at a 6:40 dinner. Clara Kramer weekend in Crystal Lake, C A Lawler two weeks in Minneapolis. Mary Gerdes ill this week. Lipka couple of Garner demonstrated aluminum ware at Chas Baach home.
A crowded local column records names of residents sick with whooping cough and influenza like Velma Larsen and Lucille Bartlett, and many visitors and callers in Algona Burt and surrounding towns. Mentions include Mrs Arch Burger, Rex Austin, Leo Brayton, Harvey Graham, G C Hood, Russell Shipler, Des Moines trip, and community events.
The article advises supplementing Brook Cattle Needle Hoon quality corn fodder with protein feeds and minerals to keep breeding stock vigorous through winter. It notes corn's lower feeding value this year and suggests linseed meal, cottonseed meal, soybean meal, corn gluten meal, soybeans, and tankage as protein sources plus a mineral mix.
A fragmented OCR item references intervals and a tree related scene with animals. The readable portion mentions the term patrons or botron and suggests a wildlife or forestry snippet without complete context or clear event.
The Farm Credit Administration in Omaha reports the Production Credit Associations are organized last spring to provide a permanent farmer credit source. They offer low cost loans for equipment, fertilizer, improvements and repairs, aiming to help farmers build and develop operations.
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