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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1937
Page
5
Algona residents share a weekend of visits and gatherings. Mrs August Robinson and Mrs Victor Appelgate are noted attendees along with numerous Burt Swea City and Titonka visitors. Household social events include dinners, house parties, and a silver wedding anniversary, while local farm activity and a cattle loss due to a mishap are recorded.
A large number of Portland people attended the creamery banque at Burt Saturday. Woden News reports Ben Atzen Harold Ludeking and John Gerdes visited Des Moines midweek. Atzen and Ludeking attended the grain dealers convention. Mary Mihlers has been bed bound with influenza. Dale Rittenhouse of Mason City spent midweek with family here. Gwendolyn Roth spent the weekend at her Cedar Falls parental home. Mrs Bred Sathoff and daughters were Forest City visitors Saturday. Mrs Cyril Halverson of Forest City visited the Fred Sathor home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chester Nelson hosted dinner Sunday evening. Louise Kramer and Glen Thompson visited. Woden high school basketball beat Hayfield 34 to 14. Mr and Mrs Orville Murry were dinner guests. Mr and Mrs Charles Missman returned from Hood River Oregon after four months with relatives. Stockholders of the Woden Creamery held annual meeting Saturday at the community hall. John Buns and James Fitzpatrick elected to succeed Milton Holland and Jacob Kurtaleben as directors. Directors re-elected were John W Boyken Paul Schmidt George T Gerdes and Clarence Bird. There was 130184 pounds of butter produced.
Fragmentary report notes Myke Norman LaRue of Sheffield attending to business matters in Woden on Monday. The piece references an average price for butter tatting and hints at local market activity.
The city man longs for small town leisure while bank and merchant classes appear content with orderly routines. A couple returns home to trees and a modern house as friends gather for bridge and conversation. Despite troubles, they cherish peace, quiet, and steady blood pressure.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Sunday afternoon occurrence at the Hutels home with unclear participants and context. The text references Mink and Caen Miltet but no definite actions, dates, or outcomes are present. Further readable details are needed to form a complete record.
Ha die Matore Henry Braieei Wan Pass Very 'ater week. Unclear text describes people and events with broken OCR signals. No verifiable names or places beyond fragments.
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