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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Albert Neonroth and Imogene visited their daughter Mrs Frank Kopel in Marshalltown Friday returning Monday. Baptisms and church events at St Josephs are noted along with multiple hospital stays and recoveries. Local groups such as Rebekahs and C C H clubs met for events while residents visited kin in Mason City Humboldt and Britt.
Portland and nearby communities feature visits and gatherings. Families including Jandle Truckhill Diers and WJiandle share Saturday evenings with Victor Applegate. Numerous calls, weddings, birthdays, and outings occur at Bartletts, Ringsdorfs, Larson, Grahams, Nelsons, and others. Local busineses and travel include closings sales, plane rides, and trips to Algona and Fort Dodge.
Miss Emma Gutknecht drove to Mason City Friday and was accompanied home by her sister Lena who spent the weekend at their parents' home Mr and Mrs Bruschhausen hosted a visit with Mrs Vokun at Bancroft. Mrs Grace Bruer has been ill with Amelia Koppen caring. Donna Lewis Jr. was ill with pneumonia but improving. Steven Powers and son Steven attended funeral services of Tom Kain in Algona. Immy Kienitz was sick last week. Wade Ball learned of Mrs Prank Shoun's death at Britt. the Shoun family lived here for years and Mr Shoun worked in the blacksmith shop. Mrs Shoun remains.
Leaves two children, Agnes and William, to mourn her passing. Larry Stafford arrived last Friday from Galena WL for a visit with friends. Miss Meriam Heetland is in General hospital at Algona after an appendicitis operation last Thursday. The Presbyterian ladies will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs I B Wortman's home with Mrs Wade Ball assisting.
Mrs. Margaret Butter woke to flames in her Algona home and escaped with minor burns. Fire Chief Elbert arrived first and rescued her daughter Jean. The blaze burned beds and furniture, creating two charred floor holes before firefighters arrived. Earlier, a nearby farm home on MrGregor road suffered about 600 dollars in damage from a chimney fire. In West Union Clifford Bishop and Carl Appelman both cut their feet in separate tree trimming mishaps within six months.
A found good leather glove is offered by the Topic office with a note that the owner may claim it there. The notice appears among rural New York items and local advertisements. It also mentions potato sales and a sharpener for disc plates, plus photography promises for brides from Long's Studio in Algona with a free gift.
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