Titonka Topic publisher details and subscription rates
The Titonka Topic publishes weekly with Titonka and Kossuth County coverage. Rates are 2.00 annually in advance within Kossuth and Titonka territory, 2.50 outside, 3.00 for Canada and foreign, and 2.00 for armed service members. Subscriptions are renewed annually unless canceled by the subscriber or publisher.
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Advancce
Kossuth
Titonka
Kossuth County
Canada
Titonka Trade
Wesley News Club Plays and Visits Across Town
Mrs Vee Matlin hosted the 500 club with Mrs Ed Hildman winning high score. Jimmie Waller, two, spent a week with maternal grandparents the Jaegers of West Bend. Julius Kelch and family visited Viola Studer’s home. Lt Robert Studer, from St Johns Newfoundland, stayed with his mother. Catholic Missionary Society met with servers Mrs Al Richtsmeier and Mrs John Hildman. D A played 600 and bridge at guest night. Urban Lichteig and Goetz won 500. Tom Molmah in and G L Olson won bridge prizes.
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Vée Matlin
Ed Hildman
Hinest Hutchiaan
Jimmie
James Waller
J. J. Jaegers
West Bend
Julius Kelch
Superior
Viola Studer
Robert Stud
Local social notes and events from area bridge clubs and clubs
Mrs L L Pfeffer entertained her bridge club with Mrs Joe Meurer and Mrs J M Kunz as guests. Meurer won high score and Bauer travel prize. Study Club set Valentine party at Ray Kleinpeter home with Mrs Vincent Daughan assisting. Funeral attendance for Gregory Studer at St Benedict Church noted. A home talent play All Star Wedding to be held Friday Feb 14 at the high school auditorium as a Lions Club benefit. Larry Hildman to visit relatives in St Paul. Wallace Benton and daughters Virginia and Irma Dee Kissick return from Des Moines to California after Delbert Benton's death. Evalon Benton attending kindergarten in Des Moines. Three younger children in Catholic home for preschoolers. Mrs Benton recovering from leg injury in General hospital Algona after transfer from Waterloo. Bernard Schleusner of Garner to Janet Haan married at St Boniface Garner Feb 17. Schleusner is son of Lewis. Rose Benner recuperating from operation at Hermann Ostercamp home. Will Martinek returned from Colfax after two weeks.
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Mra. L. L. Pfeffer
Bridge Club
Joe Meurer
Mra
J. M. Kunz
Mra. Meurer
R. U. Bauer
Ray Kleinpeter
Vincent Daughan
Gregory Studer
St. Benedict
Catholichurch
All Star
Lions Club
Larry Hildman
St. Paul
Wallace Benton
Virginia
Irma Dee Kissick
Des Moines
California
Delbert Benton
Joe Matern
Don White
Evalon Benton
Delbert Bentons
Matern
Benton
General Hospital
Algina
Presbyterian
Herman Ostercamp
Will Martinek
Colfax
Local notes span births travels and old and new hobbies
Mrs Everett Bart and baby returned from Sioux City after two weeks for Boy Scout week displays at Griffth drug store. Des Moines sales talk for Olson. WSCS meets Friday. Hutchison kin visit Eldora with illness in Audra. Dwyer family at Humboldt funeral of relatives from auto train crash. Weather delays visiting relatives from Superior. Gerald Wenger visits from St Paul Seminary. Eva McCall turns 80 with many cards. Des Moines grain dealers convention attendance by Hildman Erdman and others. Father Lichtely returns to Kansas after niece wedding. Firemen ball planned at Legion hall. Waldschmidt welcome first child. Algona residents visit Matz. flu at Matz home. Garman family visits Britt. several travel to Indianola for grandfather’s funeral. Card party postponed due to storm. Matern and Hopkins families visit. Brige party host. Multiple wedding plans and nuptials noted. No school Monday or Tuesday due to storm. Billy Lithteig celebrates 11th birthday.
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Everett Bart
Baby
Sioux City
Griffhorst
Olson
Des Moines
WSCS
Heh
John Hutchison
Eldora
Everett Lawler
Audra
Hutchison
Pearl Brown
Algona
Kenneth Dwyer
Humboldt
EB. Dwyer
Julius Kelch
Superior
Viola ‘Studer
Gerald Wenger
St. Paul Seminary
Lawrence Wengert
Eva McCall
Hd Hildman
Alfred Erdman
Will Frimml
Joe Goetz
Olaf Finnemark
Hildman
Harmers Erivator
Erdman
Don H. Lichtely
Richmond
Kansas
Theresa Lichtely
Paul Benger
Louis
John Lichtely
Rebekan Lodge
Legion Hall
Maleks
Woland Waldschmidt
Fort Dodge
Waldschmidt
Eva Studer
Ben Studer
Oswald Lallier
Julius Matz
Wyoming
Elizabeth Matern
William Martinek
Colfax
Helen Johnson
Bernadine
Joe
Edward Thissen
Buffalo
N. Y
William Johnson
Eunice Smith
Our Lady of Victory Bastica
Lackawanna
New York
J. J. Jaeger
West Bend
J. L. Walker
Jimmie ‘Walker
Mrs Whalen Departs Des Moines After Visit with Mesdames Warburton and Torine
Lakota Mrs James Whalen leaves for home in Des Moines on Wednesday following a brief visit with Mesdames James Warburton and F Gus Torine and Mrs Donald Adams at her residence.
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James Whalen
Des Moines
James Warburton
F. Gus Torine
Donald Adams Eiva
Stalled storm disrupts cream delivery at local mill
Buffalo Center hospital received a patient on Wednesday and a child returned home from Mason City hospital after several days. Nick Behrends notes the storm halted cream deliveries to the creamery for the first time in 21 years. Mrs. Della Smith suffered a paralytic stroke Friday, found by neighbor Emma Guknecht after she did not respond to a phone call.
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Buffalo Center Hospital
Mason City
Nick Behrends
Della Smith
Emma Guknecht
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IFOWA
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H. I. Torgersen
Titanica
L. A. Winkel
Ofice Phone
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Della Welter
New Horse
Quarton and Miller County Savings Bank
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Henry E. Meyer
LAW General Practice and Income Tax Service
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W. L. Tindall
Osteropathic
Woden
Swan Furniture Funeral Home
Kenneth W. Swan
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Smith's Barber Shop
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Fairview
Buffalo Center
Henry E. Krull
Ditner
Bill’s Cafe
Chial
Billy Lithteig
Legion Ballroom
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Cliff Eyes
Malek
ST. Patrick’s
Lynn Kerns
Glen Miller
Tyke Electric Shop
Ralph Alexander
Elk Cleaners and
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Titanka Cooperative Creamery Co
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