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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
3
Henry Koetz and sister Dorothy visited Algona Monday after oan. Several local families hosted guests and attended dinners and church events across Sexton Britt and Mason City. Celebrations included weddings for Margaret Beard and Karl Wester in Wesley and Adele Kleinpeter and Donald Meloney in Britt.
Woden News recaps numerous card, calling, and visit events across Mason City Ames Garner Algona Britt Forest City and other towns. Highlights include Epworth League meeting, high school basketball scores 25 to 12, 40 to 33 losses, baby boy born to VonLaven family, and dances at community hall with gatherings at Fritz Gerdes and Needlig homes.
LAKOTA NEWS notes that L. A. Powers lost one of his work dares last week. The Edw. Loott family spent Prl day evening at the A. Powers home. Hobby Powers spent last Monday.
O Marquis of Ledyard visited business here last week. Mr and Mrs A Powers spent Friday at Wade Batt hosts. A Powers were visitors at Dimote Monday. Mrs Wm Akotin and Amanda were ill last week. Victor Tripp visited relatives from Algona. Dan Thaves visited and handled business last Wednesday. Wade Ball and John Sleaveld dined with I Wortman. Mr and Mrs C A Winter and Russel Winter were at Wade Balls Friday. Rev O H Frerking family sat at Henry Hassebrock’s last Wednesday. Raymond Winter and son Donald visited J R Meetland and C A Winter last Thursday. Mrs W I Gutknecht will entertain Presley Ladies Missionary Society Thursday. Mr and Mrs C C Freeark hosted Edwards visiting last week. H L Trenary children entertained at Woodstock, Minnesota, last night. Presbyterian choir to meet at H J Kane’s Thursday. Miss Joan Kline to host. A Woodman’s dance Saturday celebrated L A Nitz and F G Nitz anniversaries. H Bosma parents of baby boy born two weeks ago. Bosma ill under nurse and two doctors. Bosma is youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Miso Jansen at whose home she stayed.
Port land residents and families attend dances, visits, and events from Monday to Saturday. Shoppers and guests include Mr and Mrs Chas Larson, R L Krantz, Jim Shipler, Myrtle Larson, Margaret Collison, Bernice Larson, Letha Mann, Wanda Waltman, Lucille Watson, Martin Gregerson, and Ed Collison. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Smith on Jan 21. A high school banquet drew 19 members and Martin Larson suffered a log accident but remained active.
Rudolph Larson Livermore callers and neighbors share visits and chores. Mrs J P Larson and Mrs Edmund Larson visited Mrs Christensen. Mabel Christensen spent weekend with aunt H P Christensen. George Larson and daughter visited Mrs Led Hoover. Algona visits by Andrew Hansen and Sheila Ann. Marcella Agnes Nelson hosted about twenty youths. Mrs Buffington, Mrs Young, Wanda visited Hamilton Natchery. Christensen and niece Margaret joined Sunday dinner with Rudolph Sargons. Loyal Youngs Van Hansens and Carolyn Andrews called on Ted Hoovers. New girl named Diana Man. Gerres family attended funeral of Mrs John Kirtz Mallard. Dean Ladies Aid plans one act play February rehearsal set. Ross Buffington took Margaret Christensen to Rodman then Nevada funeral trip. Carolyn Andrews returned from Sioux City. Mid-semester vacation for Morningside students. Dean community supper Friday at church. families urged to attend with dishes.
Ed Meyer and Alfred Crone visited at the Ed Miller home Monday. Herman Krall and sons Jack, Howard and Finn and Henry Rada maker were callers at Algona Wednesday. Notice to Stockholders The annual meeting of the Titonka Telephone Company will be held in I. O. C. F. Hall on Saturday, Feb. 18, 1933 at one o'clock for the purpose of electing two directors and transfet any business that may legally come before the meeting. Mrs J C Newville Secretary Entertained Three Song My. and Mrs A Peters entertained three song Lewis Harm and Wloyd Arandy of Humboldt Sunday and Monday. The men are all employed near Humboldt.
Dr Kulp of Emmateburg will talk at the PTA meeting on taxation scheduled for February 13. He is a noted speaker and authority on taxation topics. Old friends in the area look forward to his return for the evening. Dr Melvin Bourne, chair of the Kossuth County Red Cross, calls a Friday meeting February 17 at 1 pm at Algona High School for officer elections and other business.
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