Sullivan Elected President with Murtagh as Vice
W. Sullivan serves as President and E. J. Murtagh is named Vice President in the latest leadership roster. The pair lead the organization through upcoming plans and board decisions.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1916
Page
7
W. Sullivan serves as President and E. J. Murtagh is named Vice President in the latest leadership roster. The pair lead the organization through upcoming plans and board decisions.
A long patch brings community notices from Titonka area towns. It mentions residents, auctions, weddings, creamery closures, a fortieth anniversary, school sales, and changes in clubs as local life unfolds.
Community updates cover marriages births and visits across Algona and nearby towns. Reports mention Ralph H. Peterson's new banking role, a surprise wedding in Titonka, busy school and dairy meetings, road work plans, and ongoing local business ads and notices from Titanica and Buffalo Center.
A pupil survey from Grant School shows 14 year old Joseph Floden of Swen City prefers bus travel over walking with notes on distances from town and ride times. Other students from Ledyard and Swea City like bus routes and consolidated schools, with comments on weather and travel start times.
Classified brief notes a local contractor offering tiling work on a daily basis with assurance of first class workmanship and reasonable price. Contact Chris Christensen at Callies Barber Shop in Tlenka Iowa.
Readable student replies from Grant township's Consolidated Independent School District show pupils living several miles away prefer bus transport to walking. They praise daily warmth, social opportunity, and health benefits, while noting early starts as the main objection.
The German township trustees will open bids by 10 hours for road grading and dragging at the Center School House in German on Web 23 1915. A certified check of 26 dollars must accompany each bid. The trustees reserve the right to reject any bid. Meeting at 2 p.m. Henry Sonnenberg township clerk.
Mrs Ray Jacoby and Miss Lloyd return to Forest City with their mother Mrs Richard Lloyd staying over Sunday. Mrs George Hart and Mrs Peter Oleson visit Algona. Mr and Mrs John Uhtenrake travel to St Lucis Iowa after the death of Mrs Uhlenhake's father. Rosa Titus attends Britt school and stays weekend at home. Frank Wolfe visits Bancroft relatives. Mike and Lou Matern attend an event at Klemme. Elmer Davis heads to Renwick. Chancy High visits his sister Mrs EB Grannig and niece Mrs Doerfier. McBride visits Mason City. Frank Scheberle from North Dakota stays several days visiting Jill Slater and Mrs Anna Kunz. Axel Johnson school staff rehearse an entertainment set for the 18th. Dora Titus teaches there. Mrs A A Studer goes to Garner to visit daughter for several days. Mr and Mrs Pete Haverly of Whit-
Advertisement for a blacksmithing shop offering specialized horse shoeing services and a guarantee against interference. Claims ready stock of non slip shoes and a money back promise labeled honey cheerfully refunded.
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