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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
7
A readable fragment lists names connected to a toy sale or display including Roger Larson Patricia Ball Verdene Boyken and many others. Items mentioned include dolls such as Indian Doll Japanese Doll Sailor Doll Brown Bear and Jack in the Boxes with several likely sellers or participants named. The text is a partial OCR snippet with disjointed names and toy types.
Mr and Mrs Burton Yale purchase the Wm Schram place and will move March 1. Mrs Antota Pannkuk and daughter Wesley visit. R J Janssen visits with family. CCC boy discharged over remitted funds. School elections and local visits noted. several residents ill or recovering. Postmaster J A McDonald dies after appendectomy. services held. An offer to sell unused farm items and tools to raise spring funds.
Fred Boyken and Sever Pannkuk Jr driving from northern Minnesota collided with another car near Mankato Minnesota last Thursday. They were detained a day or two for repairs after the crash. The men had brought a corn load to the Millac Lake area and traded it for a truck load of northern potatoes. No injuries were reported.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Bill Schutter on Tuesday morning. Both mother and child are reported well and doing fine in the latest dispatch.
Walter Anderson came home Sunday after traveling westward upon receiving a telegram that his brother Oscar had a serious accident. He sustained three broken ribs and a broken hip from a collision with a bridge on icy roads. Oscar’s injuries are severe but he is progressing and will remain confined to bed for several weeks.
Caroll Reasor hosted twelve friends at her grandparents' home for Cootie and lunch for the group including Junior Hansen and others. Mrs H A French led Womens Club guest day with speaker Haymond Kresensky of Algona, tea served, lists many members and guests. A Home Economics class dinner for school board members featured student performances and a decorated program, with Miss Lela Stevens praised for teaching.
A pot luck birthday dinner was held Sunday at the Beed home for Herbert Rakow with guests including Catherine Schram Wilbur Schram and Helen Heed. The event marked Rakow's birthday and featured socializing, a dinner bridge, and prize names.
Jim Shipler of Lakota area sustained rib fractures and internal injuries after jumping from a hay rack. The fork he held slipped and struck him as he fell, causing the crash injuries.
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