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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
2
Subscription rates are outlined for Titonka and surrounding areas. In Titonka trade territory the annual prepaid price is 1.00 dollars, 1.60 dollars if not prepaid. Outside Titonka and in other states the rate is 4.56 dollars prepaid, with 2.66 dollars for Canada and foreign districts.
James Van Zandt says Congress will authorize immediate payment and Roosevelt will sign, citing political consequences. Editors note wedding gossip and local gifts while town newspapers tease a Laverns News wedding and dictionary sale. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Koestler visited Henry Holmes. advice urges recycling Christmas trees with decorations after holidays.
Route to the country and lay it in a protected spot. It makes an excellent feeding station and shelter for quail, partridge, pheasants and other game birds. If you cannot remove it, place it in a pack yard for long airds. Boy Scouts can spend a Christmas vacation gathering trees and making feeding stations. Bits and a bit tied on the tree and grain beneath will attract the birds.
All Titouka business houses close from 1 30 to 2 00 PM Friday December 20 except the bank to allow attendance at the school prom. The bank remains open due to corn hog rush and out of town patrons.
The Renwick Times notes Tow’s volatile climate with rapid 24 hour shifts from heat to cold and rain to snow. Residents portrayed as hearty, upbeat, and ready to face any element, reflecting pride in Iowa weather and community resilience.
The M EB Ald held their annual Christmas party last Thursday evening. The L Lien family and Mrs Tabe Loats visited Mason City on Friday. The Earnest Hoffman family and Mrs Irene Schwartz were in Algona last Wednesday.
Mrs. Jim Better suffers rheumatism and stays confined at home while neighbors and relatives visit. The Heke and Wortman families tour Fairmont and Mason City as others attend a McCormick hearing in Mason City. A Blue Earth hospital patient, Mrs. Robert Weiler, underwent two operations. Several locals travel to Mason City for a truck drivers school and to attend the American Legion state meeting. Regional residents plan visits to Chicago, Avoca, and Coldwater while church groups hold Christmas events.
Guests from the community attended a Lutheran Ladies Aid gathering on Wednesday. A brief program included an interesting pantomime play, providing light entertainment for attendees.
Miss Helen Relmer of Mallard visited friends. American Legion feather party planned Friday. Supt Rainin to spend Christmas in Underwood. Garman hosts bridge club. C D A card and dance Friday Dec 27. Many neighbors attend Titonia meeting. Rita Sherman and George Goetz visit Algona. Parochial school Christmas program Friday. two weeks vacation. Mary Agnes baptized. several clubs hold meetings. sale postponed due to illness. National Commander Ray Murphy spoke at Mason City Legion gathering. Numerous relatives expected home for Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Fred Saathéft and daughter Marcella spent Saturday in Mason City. Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Tindall were guests at the Frank Baxter home in Blydt Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bode entertained for dinner Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Misaman and others shopped in Mason City Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gerdes and son Robert were visiting at Ludeking and Gerdes homes Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. Swingen were mentioned in the sequence.
Residents visit relatives in Mason City Dyke and Cedar Falls. Woden High School forms pep gear and performs plays. A carle fever case quarantines a Hanna home near Woden. Local clubs host dinners, dances, and meetings with highlights including a 4th district Osteopathic Auxiliary dinner and a Santa Claus visit planned for December 21 with prizes for rural schools.
RCMB HAtIOL At about 75 yeas gathered Tuesday evening at the St. Joting Lutherate eltréh to honor Rev and Mrs Wachole with a bound shower and to hold their frat Christmas party. Members present gave talks on Sunday School and local Lutheran groups. A reading was offered and attendees enjoyed a luncheon.
Local residents report a new Dean Womans Club formed last week Tuesday at Mrs Agatha Hangen's with seven charter members led by Mrs Mayme Peterson of Titonka. Dean Aid gathered with Mrs Roy Diebler and Mrs Gor Hansen last week Thursday a small crowd attended. Friday afternoon several members assembled with Mrs Ralph Stull to prepare Christmas sacks and another meeting is planned with Mrs Ross Buffington to complete the sacks.
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