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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1954
Page
1
Titonka Topic Area News prints weekly post office filings and local notices. The item lists subscription rates, district reach in Kossuth County and Titonka territory, and notes reader announcements about residents’ travels and community events in Britt, Algona, Garner and surrounding areas.
The Wesley church plans an oil furnace installation. An all day clean up bee with potluck is set for Friday February 5. A family dinner for members and friends follows on Sunday February 7. American Legion Auxiliary meets February 4 with hosts.
The Woden boys defeated Titonka 56 to 45 while the Woden girls lost 63 to 33 in Friday night hoops at Titonka. A postgame dinner at the Legion Hall honored the champions with attendance from players and parents. Also noted are weekend visits and funeral attendees from nearby towns.
The report lists visits from Mr and Mrs Hevan Buns at Garner and Tom Hinders Sr and others from Reinbeck Fairmont Garner Titonka Forest City Algona Algona with Elmer Wood’s serious auto accident near Detroit and his brother John traveling there. Community events include film showings at Algona schools and Rotary Club and a hospital discharge for Dick Myers. Events feature multiple dinner gatherings and anniversaries among local families.
Mrs D and her parents hosted a weeklong visit with Mr and Mrs Aitenhouse. Guests included Mr and Mrs Giesking and Robert Jensens of Dougherty and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Godfred from Lake Mills. John Ward had a heart attack and was treated at Hancock Memorial Hospital in Britt. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Bode and Mr and Mrs Harry Quinn at Forest Lack.
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