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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
4
Lakota News records a influx of visitors from Seattle Chicago and Mason City for family visits. Local residents, including Ed Rahmstock and Florence Householder, undergo medical or school events while students return from the University of Iowa and University of Dubuque. The Acorn Club holds a Christmas party with carols and a lunch.
Justice P. A. Dawson of Algona received a fine certificate from the Firemans Fund Insurance Co of California honoring 25 years as its Algona representative. J. Manz of Palo Alto county was tried before Justice H. B. White for stealing an overcoat from the Gordon Cafe in Algona and sentenced to 15 days in the county jail.
WODEN NEWS reports a string of visits from James Alatott family to Jon Kramer and Al Hutchling homes. Los Angeles trips for Dodge cars tied to Dr Frusch of Britt, with Elmar Tweadt and marks of employment in seed company. Friends and relatives visit Mason City, Bridge party at Mrs. Bode, and a fox hunt organized by 28 men yielding two foxes.
Port land and neighboring towns see a flurry of social visits. Mr and Mrs L M Owen of Algona spend Tuesday at W B Grover s home. Miss Lauretta Larsen of George Iowa visits Chas Larsen over Christmas. Several couples enjoy Sunday afternoons with friends and relatives at Burt Algona and Union Slough skating party hosts include Neil and Donald Michaelson. Amid holidays and illness, many plan travel to Waterloo Stickney and Cottonwood South Dakota.
Alfred and Mrs Godfredson celebrated their twenty sixth wedding anniversary with a seven o'clock dinner at the Godfredson home. Lyle Godfredson Peter Godfradson and neighbors attended. Mrs Mansell Cunningham died Sunday in Algona after a broken hip and asthma.
Mrs Lemkee returns to Algona after a week with Maurer and Meurer families. Whittemore visitors join J T Meurer’s family. Bridge club gathered at Mrs C W Goslin with prizes awarded to Mrs Julius Kunz. St Josephs Church announced first-time banns for Urban Neuroth and Reogella Hildman, Edward Cink and Gladys Haverily, Arthur Klein and Irene Cink. Henry Shermans under scarlet fever quarantine. Delores ill. Dorothy Kraus visits from Ambs for holidays. A miscellaneous shower for Marie Hantsen who wed Paul Engen. Della Smith arrives from Kanawha to work for Christian Peters. Peters ill with pleural pneumonia. Alvina Oppedahl works at Kleinpeter store during holidays. David Kleinpeter hosts 13 birthday boys. refreshments served. Mrs Ben Hopkins returns from Mercy Hospital for head irritations. Legion Auxiliary meets, carols sung, members exchange gifts. Mrs George Aldrich hostess. Roman Ricke welcome baby girl. Helen Johnson caring for mother and child. C D A Christmas party with gifts and lunch. Camp Fire Girls holiday meeting and carol singing. Maurice Olson and Kensett hired butcher, visit Wesley. Schools close for Christmas vacation. classes resume January 5th. Congregational church plans Christmas Eve program with Sunday School recitations and musical numbers. Julius Kunz Jr returns Fri from Town City for holidays.
In District Court Kossuth County Iowa No 4181 November Term 1936 George G Schutter deceased August 19 1936 hearing set January 18 1937 at Algona Iowa 10 am before the District Court or Clerk interested parties must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated as the last will and testament dated December 10 1936 Algona Iowa excerpt of notice of probate filed December 10 1936
Local officials from Humboldt to Algona, including Gerald Grimm Mabel Hocking Bernard Sorgen Ruth Kusch Himer Olson Della Woodblock Woodrow Johnson Kathryn Delm George Tede Wilma Misher Edwerd Oink Gladys Havarly Hild man Urban Neuroth Rosalia Hild man H J Butler Trene Vaudt and Christ Belle in town for business Monday. Algona basketball beat Manson 30 to 18 and Clarion 22 to 17. Clarion second team beat Algona second 6 to 0. Thoreson promoted to state ag conservation clerkship at Des Moines. about 600 more soil conservation grant applications ready for Des Moines. Motney says county applications approved but checks not yet received.
McDonald and Co. sold a 120 acre tract owned by John Hancock Life Insurance Co. to Floyd Bacon for 76 dollars per acre. Edward Capesina sold a quarter section to Leonard Thilges for 100 dollars per acre. A 200 acre tract owned by the Federal Land Bank sold for 110 dollars per acre on usual terms. Alice B. Wolcott’s quarter near Burt sold to B. J. Wykle for 8 300 dollars. Grace Notesti sold a 40 acre unimproved tract at 30 dollars per acre.
Classified trucking notice for Raleigh Pannkuk of Ti tonka calls for general freight service day or night. Contact 3 on 104. Includes a spotted Poland China boar owned by H H Bruns of Ti tonka with 50tt designation.
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