Pouelsen to Open Rolfe Creamery March First
Mr and Mrs John Pouelsen signed a lease in Rolfe Iowa to start a new creamery on March 1. Building work is underway to match Pouelsen plans and fixtures will be installed when ready. Pouelsen formerly led the Titonica Creamery for fourteen years and is praised as diligent and trusted by Rolfe residents and local farmers.
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John Pouelsen
Rolfe
Mr. Pouelsen
Pouelsen
Pousisen
Titonica
Rolfe Farmera
Titania
Founders Day Observance Marks P T A History and Program
Founders Day observed with tribute to pioneers of the P T A movement started by Mrs. Teo Burney and Mrs. Phoebe Hearst. The 1910 Denver convention established the first Founders Day. February 18th features Men’s Night with Irene Petergon, Boy’s Glee Club selection, a Taxation talk by Dr. D B Kulp, and a play They Say coached by Mrs. Carl I Callies.
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Endeavor
Teo. Burney
Phoebe Hearst
First
Mothers Club
P. T. Association
Denver
Congress
Parent-Teachers Association
Irene Petergon
Muale
Miss Campbell
D. B. Kulp
Carl I. Callies
Reformed Church News Confirms Active Ladies Aid
Excellent attendance at the Ladies Aid Society meeting with fourteen men served tea. Joint session with property improvement committee and church consultatory discussed plans for church property upgrades, though building work is postponed. A Young Peoples Club is being organized, with details to follow. Weather hindered attendance, yet rural members remain devoted. Next Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 9.20 a.m., English service at 10.40 a.m., German service at 7.80 p.m.
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Ladies Aid Society
Young Peoples’ Club
Foreclosure sale of Thor farm ends with insurer bids
Frank Gugisberg refused a mortgage renewal offer and allowed foreclosure on his 30 acre farm near Thor. The insurance company bid the mortgage and costs, securing the property at Dakota City after a delayed sheriff's sale that drew over 260 farmers led by Cassie Show. The farm includes $15,000 in buildings and $6,000 in drainage improvements.
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Sella Gugisberg I
Insurance
Thor
Frank Gugisberg
Dakota City
Gugisberg
Lamb
Chicago
Hartford
Cassie Show
Humboldt County Fair Association
Brenor Bradley
Frank S. Lovrein
Gugeisburg
Guggisberg
Renwick Times
May Discontinue Street Lighting
Ti tonka residents believe the town council plans to suspend street lighting temporarily to conserve funds in the city treasury for lighting needs.
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Ti ‘Tonka
Titonka Co operative Creamery hires new buttermaker
At a directors meeting the Titonka Co operative Creamery Co held at the Savings Bank Martin Bleich of Dolliver was hired as buttermaker to replace John Pouelsen who resigned Bleich will move to Titonka soon and take charge of the creamery He learned the business under Pouelsen and knows many patrons Doyle Reaxtor is ill with ear trouble.
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Otto Talk
J. F. Washer
Dea Moines
Lynn ‘Keuchenteulther
John Sleper
Gary
Evert Sleper
Bennett Mitchell
Anna Heasch
Chicago
J. L. Crees
Lamont
Oklahoma
Maryland
John Dsebrand
Luden
Washington
Vincent Helmer
Des Moines
A. W. Young
Gackle
N. D
Bolenus
GC. V. Pendergast
Minneapolis
D. BE. Kulp
Emmetsburg
Ida Gayken
Kulp
Ross L. Morgan
Charles Colgan
Sister Zola
Eilsworth College
Iowa Falls
Miss Zola
Henry Meyers
Henry
Ben Sonnenberg
Taft
Wilson
United States
BR. L. Lamoreux
Titanica ‘Motor Company
J. W. Swanson
Albert Meyera
Iron River
Wisconsin
Oleg Michaelson
John A. Sloper
Buffalo Center
Bonacker
Livermore
George Peterson
George
L. ¥. Krance
Salem
Kobus Tjaden
Adeline Sophi Heesch
C Heesah
Frank Henry August Meyer
Dirkatie Spear
Germany
America
Ditt Lamoreux
Woongockat
Mia
George W. Hansen
Peter Peterson
Granville
la Montana
Amos Kromminga
Fenton
S. Ranakuk
Awssy
Georgea Higgins
Wi. Senne
Martin Bleich
Titonke Co-operative Credinery Co
Savings Bank
Dolliver
John Pouelsen
Bleich
Titonka
Powelsen
Honor Roll Board Names From Iowa Towns
A list of individuals from Titonka Wesley Woden Burt and nearby areas appears on a local honor roll. Names include George S Hansen Jan 1 1934 and Herman Franzen March 1 1934 with multiple entries across Iowa towns.
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Ricks
Witonka
Iowa
George S. Hansen
Titonka
Wulius King
Wesley
Ohio
Wenley
Abba Doden
Woden
Lows
Jonn Alice
Titonke
Eppo Grimmer
Christ
Lakota
Herman Franzen
Titanka
Onno Tjaden
Council Bluffs
Bruno Bruns
Bird
Penning
Pitorka
Lowa
George Allis
Hattie Warda
Burt
School expense debate calls for cuts and cooperation
The January school expenses totaled 2463.57 with grafted costs in corn and hogs. The letter argues salaries are high relative to farmers income and urges teachers to accept cuts while preserving a high quality school. It notes fixed costs like building bonds and utilities and cites Wade Sullivan appointed as scale inspector based in Algona.
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Buffalo Township
Wade Sullivan
Algona
Des Moines
Bonnstetter Reports From Capitol Hill on Farm Emergency Bill
Bonstetter describes House consideration of Farm Emergency bill House File 193 after hearings byEmergency Committee. He notes near unanimous support with Johnson of Linn opposing as unconstitutional. Also reports on Emergency Banking bill parallels and a postponed investigation of former State Auditor J W Long amid political tension. Bonnstetter praises Ingham and notes heated debates in Schools and Textbook Committees over teacher wage laws.
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Emergency Committee
House
Johnson
Linn
U. S
Iowa
Ditta
Osceola
Turner
J. W. Long
Harvey Ingham
A.H. Bonnstetter
Titonka Talaphona Company to Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Titonka Talaphona Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting at I. C. C. F. Hall on Saturday February 18 1938 at 1 o clock. The agenda includes electing two directors and transacting any legal business. Mrs J Newby is secretary.
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Naticn
Titonka
Mra. J
Newyi
Bank Reopens After Two-Week Closure In Buffalo Center
The Duffalo Center State Bank, closed for two weeks, reopens under new state legislation. The town now has one operating bank and the change is expected to stabilize local financial services.
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Duffalo Center State Bank
In Appreciation From Mr and Mrs Johnny Tjarks
The Tjarks thank neighbors and friends for kind ness shown after their accident and express deep appreciation for your support and care during this time.
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Johnny Tjarks
Legion Auxiliary Postpones Meeting and Welcomes New Member
The Legion Auxiliary notes a postponed regular Fernary business meeting to Tuesday February 14 due to severe weather. Also announced are upcoming events in February and March, new member Mia Tena Spear, gratitude for renewals, and district-wide efforts including Christmas Cheer funds. The bulletin lists donation needs and multiple unit shipment details, ending with a Community Service Committee radio date on February 24.
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Department Welfare Committee
Leginaire
Des Moines
Department Americanism and
National Defense Committee
America
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Department
Community Service Committee
Cah
Iowa Legionaire
Antone Sorensen
Bancroft
Bunt
Lone Rock
Swea City
Weasley
Armstrong
Dolliver
Dsbervilla
Wallingford
Titonka
Sorensen
Marie Standley
Boone
Neva Bramhall
Luella Schenck
Tax Reduction Debate at Hampton Chronicle
In a Hampton Chronicle piece the speaker argues for targeted tax cuts while dismissing excessive protests. He urges focus on inflation relief to boost current farm product prices and counters calls to revert to older economic conditions.
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Hampton Chronicle
A Pledge for All to Take
A pledge proclaims lifelong commitment to safe driving. The speaker vows to deny car access to anyone breaking rules, sets an example of highway courtesy, and supports authorities to protect life and property from incompetence and carelessness. It calls for public opinion to demand immediate action to stop street and highway slaughter.
Methodist Church Notes Family Service Baptisms Planned
Sunday services at the Methodist church include 10.00 a.m. Sunday school 11.00 a.m. Morning worship 7.00 p.m. Epworth League 7.45 p.m. Evening service with Bible study. Baptisms planned for children. if absent, notify pastor a day early. Ladies Ald group and Dorcas class meetings scheduled. parsonage full day event Friday. Weather permitting, all children may attend baptism.
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Ald
Dorcas
Epworth League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Kulp
Reformed Church News
Doyle Reaxtor
Ieys
Jackson Sentinel
Dick Harms
Callies
Titonica Tele
Eaeve
Farm
Bley. Co
Frank Reynolds
Law. Bank, Light & Heat
Tee Bo
Rickles
Elmer Peterson
M. Christensen
Ray Hansen
Ward Austin
Laurette Larson
Senus Isebrand Hus
Lillian Crone
Delma Henderson
Othel Wellmeyer
Nellie Nelson
Mary Oesterretcher
Aretha’ “Pendergast
Léla Stephens
Irma Campbell
Mabel Tutton
CG. A. ‘Hoon
T. A. Dinmire
Aline Johnson
Bonstetter
Capitol Hill
Buffalo Center Bank
Rae
Legion Auxiliary Notes
Methodist Church
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