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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1937
Page
7
Mrs H W Schoenlein visits Amey to see sick daughter Mrs Carla Hoff. Meyer buys Newville property, plans March move. Bleich to occupy Rippentrop rental. Ice on roads dangerous. farmers report cattle stampede from cracking ice.
A jumble of social updates and notices. Neighbors, relatives, and visitors are named from Lakota, Buffalo Center, Algona, and Mason City. Births, weddings, illnesses, and a flood relief donation figure among the community happenings. A baby girl born near Buffalo Center, a honeymoon trip for Mr. and Mrs. Ruter, and ongoing Band Mothers Club donations are noted along with local business visits and farming plans.
A Wil l Group report notes Trs gid mia Studer entered Mercy hospital in Mason City on Friday for treatment. Other local items recount birthday observances, bridge clubs, a Farmers Cooperative Society annual meeting, and visits from relatives as residents attend social events and family gatherings across the area.
Mrs. Ross Buffington hosted a birthday party with 500 noted. Dale Struthers visited Dean Andrews. Howard Andrews visited the Matt Hansen and Roy Hansen families. Ralph Harms and the Christensen sisters spent Sunday at J. C. Christensen’s near Rodman. Clarence Christensen clan visited Verne Teeters near Algona. Alice Buffington and the Bradford Buffingtons dined with Ross Buffington. Mrs. Andrew Hansen hosted eight for aluminum supper. Walter Anderson sale drew strong attendance with good prices. Ladies Aid met at Fern Anderson’s. eight dollars raised for Red Cross flood relief. Vern Teeter visited sister Mrs. Buffington and family. Dale and Archie Struther households were Sunday guests at George Struther’s near West Bend. Mrs. Van Hansen and daughter Darlene were in Algona Saturday afternoon.
In Titonka and surrounding areas the people, including town and farming communities, are noted for their generous relief giving across seasons. They take pride in helping others when they themselves cannot, embodying a strong communal spirit.
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