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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1925

Page

4

Banks Supervision Calls for Reform and Focused Leadership

State banking experts and the American Bankers Association urge a nonpartisan, full time Bank Commissioner with strong powers and a secure five year term. They advocate removing extra duties, expanding examiner ranks, and granting decisive charter and liquidation authority to improve supervision across forty one states.

Ar Srs Association State Bank Division American Bankers Association Mississippi Ofice Bam Banking Department State Banking Department Banking

Doan News Briefs From Algona Area

Doan News itemizes local visits including Mr and Mrs M B Hoover shopping in Algona and Marjorie Sparks visiting friend Alice Martinek. Merlyn Hoover suffers from a cold. Doan Ladles Aid meets with Anna Larson on February 19. George Larsen home dance well attended. Doan residents attend Sexton hall dance. A W Young and E M Sparks drive to Chicago with cattle. Olsen family visit Heaver home. Victor Young and Borly Mason City dinner guests. Dean Ladles serve pie doughnuts and coffee at Herman Oppedahl sale February 12.

Chicago M. E. Olsen Ardene M. H. Heaver Victor Young Son Borly Mason City A. W. Young Dean Lades

Local notices of visits and health in Dotliver and Algona area

Burt items show Orville Stowe of Dotliver Iowa spending Saturday with relatives. Ina Salisbury stayed Saturday night and Sunday at the J P Stowe home. P Stowe has been ill with heart trouble this past week. Mildred Allen of Belted visits W H Schwir home. Oliva Smith spent the weekend at Beulah Larsen's. Ed Dittmer returned from Ames Saturday after attending a short course. Bertha Daniels and little Arlene visited Algona Saturday night at Manzel Cunningham home. Clara Ballinger taken home from school Monday after a spell. could not return. Mr and Mrs Tom Trainer of Tru min Minnesota came last week to ...

Orville Stowe Dotliver Towa Ina Salisbury J. P. Stowe P Stowe Mildred Allen Belted W. H. Schwir Oliva Smith Beulah Larsen Ed. Dittmer Ames Bertha Daniels Ilttie Arlene Algona Manzel Cunningham Clara Ballinger Tom Trainer Truniin Minnesota Miss Nickerson Ray Smith Troy Ollom Burt Portland Carl Whitney Longnecker Ed. Fitch Carl Carlson Roy Ringsdorf Chas Phelps Will Ringsdorf W. A

Village Notes and Local Happenings Entertain Guests

Mrs. Trainers father C C Stowe is very ill George Koester family moved into their new house Monday Dr Pox will occupy the former Koester home Sophomore Class invited to a surprise party Friday at Elwood Nelsons grandparents Mr and Mrs Lewis Larsen Parent Teacher meeting held Wednesday February 11 at Methodet Church Several talks given and refreshments served by the refreshment committee

Trainer George Koester Dr. Pox Elwood Nelson Lewis Larsen Methodet Church

Local Writings of Portland and Burt Residents Chronicle Week

A string of brief notices places Portland residents and nearby Burt people in social and business scenes. Names include P O Kregar Lloyd Bartlett Claud Sigsbee Charley Patterson Jess Waltman Carla Watso Nickerson of Algona and Ray Smith. Cattle trading and Sunday visits mark the week’s town chatter and county trips.

P. O. Kregar Titanica Lloyd Bartlett Glen Jenkenson Claud Sigsbee Charley Patterson Jess Waltman Carla Watso

Community Socials and Visits Across Nearby Towns

A string of social calls and visits spans Thompson Britt and nearby towns. Notables include Miss Minnie Orthel at the John Fritz Patrick home and Katheryn Fitz Patrick heading to Kenosha Wisconsin for work.

School Children Receive Checks and Prizes

Readable list shows students receiving checks and prizes for food items and sewing crafts. Canned peaches Violet Murrist, Compass Cherry Jelly Julia Brott 1st, Compass Cherry Butter Dorothy Squires 1st, Nut Bread Marcia Paul 1st, White cake Nora Hagen 2nd, Dark cake Mabel Wolfe 1st, Cookies Bessie Heigle Ella Dickman 2nd, Biscuits Lorene Tranary 2nd, Nightgown Florence Hofhayer Jat Dorothy Squires 2nd, Plain Towel Helen Miller 1st, Kitchen Holder Anna Harma 2nd.

Violet Murrist Julia Brott Dorothy Squires Marcia Paul Nora Hagen Mabel Wolfe Bessie Heigle Ella Dickman Lorene Tranary Florence Hofhayer

Missed and Present Prizes in Fifth and Sixth Grade Fair

The list records numerous first and second place awards across grades focused on sewing, crafting, and baked goods. Names include Alyrtle Sachan Jul ia Stott Goldie Haibauer Helen Miller Louise Senne Grace Sietsema Annabelle Sachin Inez Pink Jeanette Swalve Viola Heimer Hilda Paulsen Alice Sartor Florence Reynolds Rosa Pauelsen Helen Sauies Irene Callies Anthony Sartor Lorraine Peterson Medith Reynolds Hmma Rode Minnie Kennedy Marie Brandt Doris Stott and others acknowledged for aprons towels luncheon cloths cookies cakes doughnuts pickles scarves and doll dresses.

Alyrtle Sachan Simall Fey Juila Stott Goldie Haibauer Miyrile Sachan Helen Miller Grammer Louise Senne Grace Sietsema Annabelle Sachin Tawel Inez Pink Jeanette Swalve Viola Heimer Hilda Pauelsen Alice Sartor Florence Reynolds Rosa Pauelsen Helen Sauiies Irene Callies Anthony Sartor Paul Trenan Lorraine Peterson Medith Reynolds Hmma Rode Gud Minnie Kennedy Marie Brandt Doris Stott

For Sale: Upland Hay and Mixed Bay Ready for Market

Henry Backholdt of Titonka Iowa offers 60 ton of upland hay in fine shape for sale. George Lester, Titonka Iowa, advertises 100 tons of mixed bay tame and wild hay for sale. Mrs Herman Tjarks of Titonka Iowa lists 50 some Butt Orpington cockerels for sale along with Black Lanshan cockerels.

Henry Backholdt Titonka Iowa George Lester Herman Tjarks

Keller and teacher Anne Sullivan praised for overcoming obstacles

The article recounts educator Anne Sullivan and her pupil Helen Keller, detailing the deep bond and the teacher's dedication. It notes opposition to school canvassing during hours, a bill by Rep Isa A. Gripp to restrict solicitation in schools, and an O. J. Reimers proposal to reduce country school pupil minimums from ten to five.

Anne Sullivan Macy iMiss Keller Isa A. Gripp Afton O. J. Reimers Rock Rapids

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