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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1926
Page
4
Burt residents attend dances and church events while visiting kin in nearby towns. Visitors include the Ward family and Lorena Petersen. performances by the Swea City Novelty Orchestra and a Presbyterian Christian Endeavor boost local activity. A hospital update notes Ernest Lavernz undergoing surgery for appendicitis and recovering.
Woden residents report Monday business calls by George Quinn of Britt and shopping trips to Mason City by Mr. and Mrs. George Breen. Anna and Oscar Orthel shopped in Mason City, while Miss Anna Orthel plans a Kansas City trip for her sister Clara and graduation. A silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Patton features a mock wedding and a large party of friends.
Cael Carlson and children visited the Bok Bite home on Sunday. Ray Smarth and Tanily were visitors Tuesday. Walter Paulstick and family spent Friday at the Del Fitch home. Joe Koestler and wife and Jay 49e Algona Floyd drove to Swea City Sunday to visit the Moore home.
Ed Wieske and family hosted noon callers at the Wyat Stolt home. The Govern brothers visited the Monson Walter Faulstick family on Sunday. Mrs A A Graham and Nina Giddings called at the De Fitch home. Grandma Hix remains bedbound with rheumatism. Mrs Ed Fitch and her two sons and a daughter helped with the swippe. Rose L Lloyd visited Wesley Priday then returned to her mother's home. Mel Petersen of Harlcourt Iowa spent Saturday with the BH O Mann home, returning Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Brink Shipler celebrated their eighth anniversary with six couples and cards. Wesco of Ames visited Phelps home to book records with Bernard. Bernard drove Wesco to Lakbdta. A dance at Roy Ringsdorf last Saturday drew about eighty. Philips orchestra provided music. Ladies sewing club from districts 6 and 11 met at Roy Cook’s with eleven attendees and new painters. Roy Ringsdorf set Feb 18 sale date. Harry McElroy sale on Feb 22 with stock and machinery. Carpenters, masons and painters worked Mon Tue Wed to repair Will Ringsdorf home after a fire. insured, work to proceed at Mace site.
The Algona District Methodist meeting gathers in Algona with Bishop Keeney and all district superintendents on the program. Regional Conference in Des Moines drew many, inviting all to join and understand the church program. A Bible study course on Life of Jesus will be offered to high schoolers and others at the church, one hour weekly, with additional sessions possible.
Twenty years ago Geo. Klenk suffered a strained ankle and other bruises when a rope broke while he helped August Schram haul a load. He fell from the load onto the ground as the rope gave way.
Following week at the school building the Dairy Day and Corn Show awarded prizes for country exhibit entries and various crafts. Winners include Mary Hansen Ist on luncheon set and 2nd on table cloth work, Mrs Rev Haken 1st on Emby, 2nd on luncheon set work in colors, and Mrs Geo Ippentrop 2nd on doughnuts.
Eleven: State conference at Des Moines highlights Iowa farmers pushing for coordinated action via the National Corn Growers Association. Plans include local meetings across counties led by B L Fiscus and J A Prech with W Wheeler as speaker. A Webster City gathering on February 3 marks a key booster event for a 100000 member campaign.
The notice records subscribers who paid a year in advance including Geo Weigands Mark Shaw R Petersen Fred Bagda Wm Heifner Ad F Callies Phil Buffington Ed Ricks Dick Harms Geo Higging Fred Stecker C G Dennis Ernest Senne H C Armstrong Hoppie Hopkes Henry Meinders C A Lamoreux Albert Fritz Mrs W R Foster L A Bolenus Gee Meyer Monte Troff John Dittmer and others from Iowa Minnesota and surrounding towns. Receipts show totals for best canned fruit vegetables canned meat bread and yeast bread exhibits with amounts totaling 186.
The document lists scoring across Material Design Workmanship Decoration and Color. It assigns numeric values for suitability quality and sustainability, beauty, stitch quality and thread fastening, appearance on both sides, decoration suitability and artistic design, and color attributes of material and decoration with varied point totals.
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