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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
7
Schweppe was laid up with a severe cold. George Breen of Woden visited on business, and many locals attended gatherings, redecorations, and family visits. The piece mentions page humor, radio ads, and a push for Topic subscriptions amid community activities and upcoming calendars.
Mrs Mary Centerreleher hosted the Womena Club for the regular monthly meeting with roll call recalling famous colleges and their founding. Mrs Marion Hoon led an English painting discussion on Gainsboroughs The Daughters. Mrs Francis Budlong presented a paper. Mr and Mrs Ray Tanacker hosted their dinner bridge club. C W Pender last received the travel prize. Mesdames Luke Miller and Fremont Fan entertained the Methodist Ladies Aid in the church basement. A county meeting of the American Legion and auxiliaries was held at Wesley. Attendees from Stonka included Mr and Mrs Ray Bona… Mr and Mrs Amos Bona… Mr and Mrs Miller Nelson… Mr and Mrs Horace Schenck… Mr and Mrs Howard French… Mrs Sadie Denton… Mr Luke Miller… Mr Alfred Oesterreicher. Mrs C V Pendergast hosted the Larkin Club at her home. High score by Mrs H J Torgersen, low by Mrs H Schweppe, travel prize to Mrs J B Bleich. Guests included Mesdames Torgersen, French, Sartor and J F E Bleich.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. French drove to Minneapolis last Wednesday on business and returned home Thursday evening. Roger Larson fell ill with mumps Wednesday morning. The Chicago blizzard Monday left 60,000 workers idle while authorities cleared the city of snow. Rey with Mrs. Fremont Paul and Mrs. M. L. Peterson attended a layman's meeting in Algona last Friday.
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