Te Titonka Topic
Subscription rates and terms for the Titonka Topic are listed, with prices 1.50 per year in advance for Mesuth County and Titonka trade territory and 9.00 outside Kossuth County. Canada and foreign rates are 2.50 per year. Renewal and discontinuation policies depend on subscriber notice or publisher discretion.
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Mesuth
Titonka Srade
Kossuth
Titonka
Canada
Flreign
Titanka
Immanuel Lutheran Church January Schedule Observed
lA Immanuel Lutheran four miles east and one mile north of Titonia presents a New Year's week of English services and church activities. Dec 31 at 8:00 p m English service. Jan 1 at 10:30 a m English service. Jan 3 at 10:30 a m English service with 9:30 a m Sunday School and Bible Class. Luther League meeting at 8:00 p m. Jan 5 church council at 10:00 a m. Congregation annual meeting at 1:30 p m. Jan 6 confirmation instruction at 9:30 a m. Jan 7 ladies aid at church parlors hosted by Mrs E B Buss.
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Immanuel Lutheran
Titonia
Wm. Plant
Luther League
Church Council
EB. J. Buss
St. Pauls Lutheran Lakota Names Supply Pastor
St. Pauls Lutheran in Lakota Iowa announces Wm Plant will serve as supply pastor. English services are held each Sunday evening at 8:00 with Sunday School at 9:30 a m.
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ST. Paul’s Lutheran Lakota
Iowa
Good Hope Lutheran Church Announces 1943 Year Events
Pastor Alfred Marndorf leads services on Sylvester Eve at 7 30 and Sunday January 3 at 11 00 for divine worship with special offering for the Lord's Kingdom. Sunday School at 10 00. Congregation annual meeting January 6 at 2 00. Ladies aid also January 6 with hostesses Mary Fritz Will Fritz Jerry Boekelman Fred Stecker. Luther League watches party with Britt Immanuel Lakota Woden guests. Candle light service ushers in the new year. Devotional calendars available at the parsonage.
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Sylvester
Ladies Aid
Mary Fritz
Will Fritz
Jerry Boekelman
Fred Stecker
Luther League
Luther League of
Christmas Dining and Visits Across Local Homes
Local families shared holiday meals and visits with relatives and friends over Christmas. Among those mentioned are the Doege, Schmidt, Callies, Zwiefel, Nelson, Blakley, Van Hove, Falk, Ailts, Cherland, Ites, and Gray families, with travelers from Mason City, Burt, Elmore, and Fort Leonard Wood. Rev L G Gartner, a chaplain, is ordered to Harvard for a month of training starting January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Doege
Conrad Schmidt
A. F. Carter
Burt
Carl F. Callies
Warl Zwiefel
Corrine
Zwiefel
Earl Blakley
Earl Jr
Sophus Nelson
Arlene Hansen
Marjorie Mech Jer
Millen Tjaden
Hamilton
Business College
Mason City
Maxine Peterson
R. N
the Park Hospital
Elmer Peterson
Gordon Nelson
Clear Lake
Henry van Hove
John van Hove
Elmore
Ted van Hove
Otto Falk
R. A. Bleich
Otley Cherland
Louise Falk
Tillie Falk
Ed _ Ites
John Ailts
New Brunswick N. J
Honne Ailts
Lester Gray
L. G. Gartner
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Ramsey Reformed Pastor Schedules Services and Activities
Ramsey Reformed invites members to German language morning worship at 11 00 Sunday School at 10 00 and evening worship at 8 00 The Young People's Club meets Tuesday at 8 00 Choir rehearses Tuesday at 9 00 Catechism classes meet Saturday at 2 00 New Year services January 1 at 10 30 English language Bible verse I John 2 17 wish for a blessed year.
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Young People’s Club
John
Titonka Methodist Church Announces Sunday Service leaders
Regular services at Titonka Methodist Church next Sunday with Dr. J C Ruthman district superintendent of Algona in charge at 11 00. No services at Doan next Sunday. W S C S of Titonka to meet at the parsonage next Tuesday at 2 30. All ladies urged to attend.
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Titonka Church
J. C. Ruthman
Algona
Doan
Titonka
Christmas Socials and Visits Cover Rural Iowa Town
Local families from Rochester to Britt and surrounding communities hosted holiday gatherings and welcomed guests from Des Moines, Waterloo, San Diego, and Chapel Hill. Christmas Eve and Day saw dinners, cards, and calls at multiple homes including Stecker, Sartor, Stott, Isebrand, Oesterreicher, Bleich, and Meyer households, with service members and students visiting or stationed away.
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Dorothy Stecker
Rocheater I
Fred Stecker
Mary Michaelson
Donald
Edies
Herbert Haring
Maude
Etta Stecker
John Stott
W. H. Stott
Herman, Pannkuk
Ivah Rhoda
Senus Isebrand
Doris Stott
Des Moines
Bernice Spear
Hila Mae Meyer
Dorothy Gruss
Clara Aukes
Waterloo
Shirley Bunkofske
Will
Mary Oesterreicher
Amos Krominga
Guy Brung
Lenus Isebrand
Delores
Maurice Isebrand
San Diego
Calif
Maurice
Pierre Sartor
John Bleich
Britt
Bleich
Mr. Bleich
B. H. Meyer
Harm Kettwich
B. Meyer
Richard
Benjamin
Bert C. Meyer
Buffalo Center
John 8. Rippentrap
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Good Hope Lutheran American Lutheran Church
Alfred
Marndorf
Gamble Store Agency
Mr. and
Mrs
A. C
C. B. Hench
Maa An
F. G. Elliott
Delores Nite
Lakota
Wilson Cafe
J. J. Budlong
Edith
Hagel
Hampton
Walter Haack
Irene
Will Rode
Irene Schmidt
Gruver
G. D. Welhousen
Ruth
Martin Brandt
H. I. Torgersen
L. D. Prewitt
W. R. Prewitt
Forest City
Lee O. Wolfe
W. C. Clark
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Frank Clark
Harold Clark
Bancroft
Clark
U. S. Navy
Lula Eden
Allen Eden
Etta, Eden
Erwin Eden
Christian Meyer
Heyo Boekelman
Harold
John Meyer
Wesley
Folkert Stecker
Menno Fuls
George Meyer
Ralph Hopkes
A. M. Petersen
Hoff
Shoe and Harneces Repairing
D-X
Mrs. W. J. Denton
O. C. Sorlien
Sorlien
Tyke Theatre
Brat Pictures
Tombstone
Richard Dix
Francis Gifford
Daring Young Man
Joe E. Brown
Marguerite Chapman
Kate Smith
Humphrey Bogart
Brenda Marshall
Holday Joy
Louis Bartlett
Raymond Bartlett
Milly’s Beauty Shop
Harold Hamilton
H. A. Minear