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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1934
Page
2
Titonka Topic lists newspaper service as a second class mail matter with a fifteen mile in circumference territory. Rates are $1.60 per year in Titonka trade area, $1.50 if not paid in advance, $1.50 outside Titonka territory, and $2.50 in Canada and foreign countries, all payable in advance.
W H Ricklefs of Titonka announces as a Republican candidate for sheriff of Kossuth County, subject to June primaries. He is a war veteran and longtime public servant, known across the county, with prior roles as town marshal and deputy.
Doan residents report visits and gatherings across Algona and Whittemore areas. Notes include church rehearsals for Henry's Mail Order Wife, family visits, illness updates, and local concerns on liquor dispensary plans. Also covered are school exams, PT A news, auto license counts, and a marriage license roundup.
Sunday visits to the Mo and Mrs Henry Isebrand home included Mr and Mrs Leslie Bentley and family and Ger niece Isebrand. Delonas Jean Tsabrand of Crystal Lake visits grandparents Ban Tsabrand near Woden. Grace’s birthday party at Ban Isebrand home with Ravenbergs Helm family and Wilms Isebrand guests. Katherine Ravenberg stayed with Ben Isebrand’s family last week.
The note urges higher Sunday School attendance and church participation. It calls for about two hundred people to attend weekly, notes fifty adults rarely in Church School, and outlines Sunday programs including Epworth League at 7 15 and a conference for Sunday School officers and teachers at 8 00.
A testimonial from Alice Burng of Denton claims thirty years of constipation ended after using Adlerika. She describes long choking discomfort from souring stomach and says she is a changed person since starting the remedy.
Harold Anderson works at Bob Harvay's. William Stenzel was a Sunday guest at Lou Huber's. Harold Graver has a new Minneapolis corn chiller. The H. A. Nelson family are beset by a siege. Carl Watson was a business visitor at Britt Monday. Mrs. Walt Waltman spent Friday with Mrs. Hood. John Trugkhill called at the Bilts Jain home Friday night. Chester Fitch is working in Al jefeilniad, the Salate.
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