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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1945

Page

7

Local Happenings in Titanica and Surrounding Towns

Virgil Miller tracked a tot of belongings to a farm ten miles east of Albert Lea that he rents. Several residents visited friends and family in Titonka and Garner. Ben Beyer, in the Navy, received care at Excel. Numerous people attended a 500 party at the Ernest Senne home and a surprise party at Armstrong. Multiple veterans, teachers, and family members were mentioned with hospital visits and travel between Mason City, Britt, and other nearby towns.

Virgil Miller Albert Lea Howad Batt Bill Batt Titonkea Navy Ben A. Beyer Excelsior Homer Downs Ons Mason City Carl Veer Britt Julius Buffalo Center Estherville Lee Turner

Methodist Church Crusade for Relief Seeks $25 Million

W L Patterson pastor leads mission at 11 a.m. service and 4 p.m. Young People meeting. Wednesday 8 p.m. choir practice. Church-wide drive aims to raise 25 million dollars for relief and reconstruction overseas. Titania and Dean churches expect to meet quotas. coins, stickers for banks offered. no pressure, mere conscience. Fellowship meeting February 18 at the Struthers home.

THE Methodist Church W. L. Patterson Young People's Wena Titania

Portland Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birth

Portland residents share visits and dinners across Burt, Bancroft, Algona, and Mason City. Notable items include Leota Hamilton attending Hamilton School of Commerce, Cpl Pershing Marlow’s furlough from India, a baby girl born to Clifford and Abbas at Algona hospital, and local clubs sending a quilt to Burt Chapter. Memorial services are planned for Floyd Stott at Burt Presbyterian Church.

Bilsie Larsen Gertrude Boekelman Lloyd Bartlett Marcella Mary Ann Merlyn A. C. Hangen Burt Presbyterian Church Floyd Stott Merwin Bristow Co. L. Phelps Levant Moore L. ©. Sperring Rockwell Cpl. Marlow India Florida Ray McWhorter Rochester St. Marys Hospital John Keith Joann McWhorter Jim Shipler Clifford Abbas Algona Hospital

Local Visitors and Social Gatherings Noted in Mason City

Mr and Mrs Harold Ludeking of Waukon Iowa were business visitors here last Wednesday. A group of friends gathered Sunday at the Wm Collings home for Mrs Collins birthday. Mr and Mrs Wm Wood and Mr and Mrs Leon Gelner of Forest City shopped in Mason City Saturday afternoon. Miss Normagene Smith of Britt spent Sunday with her parents Hang and Mrs Smith. Mr and Mrs Wm Wood visited the John Thieben home last Friday evening.

Frank Hauptly Mason City C. P. Matthews Deming New Mexico Esther Askin Arthur Hawaii Alok O. K Hsther Ernest Senne Irvin Schwartz George Senne Clarence Loats New York Tom Loata United States England France Bingham Champion Bingham School No. 9 Paul Henderson Charles Bird Bingham No. 7 Burger Cafe Lorraine Peterson H. O. Barnett Waterloo Lorraine George Peterson George Lincoln Barnett Happy) Peterson Ft. Niagra W. L. Patterson Will Schram GL. G West Bend Women's Society of Christian Service John Boelts Near Woden Walter Ostermann Walter Edw. A. Sathoff Song Maurice Maurice Kell George Bonacker Nellie Nelson Mercy Hospital Gerhard Bruns New Liberty Mary Brus Henry Ettena Hang Beenikeen Thomas Louts Kenneth Heiko Bruns Betty Dreesman Herman Dreesman San Diego Mary Burnette Charles City Geo. Schmidt Ralph Anderson Fort Myers Florida Joe Anderson Dick Franzen Titanka Nancy Peters Jake Kurtzlab Charles Murr Corwith Mary Rudisill Dale Rittenhouse Fairmont Minn H. J. Orthel Hilo Bridge Club Harry Quinn Frank Truesdell C. W. Goslin T. Ad Dunmire Claus DeBoer Wesley Nancy Albert Weishaar Algona Joe McGurk Britt Pritz T. Gerdes Iver Brown Alvin Hanna Walt Haack Beverly Lloyd Bartlett Robert Ditsworth Bancroft Herbert Nelson Buffalo Center George Kitchenreuther Linda Jim McColley McColley Vernon Larsen Leila Lucy Newville Martin Larsen Henry Nelson Leota Hamilton School of Commerce Rev. Patterson George J.schutter Harold Ludeking Waukon Iowa Wm. Collings Normagene Smith Hang Smith Wm. Wood John Thieben

Bamboo’s Versatile Role Across Asian Life and Defense

The article highlights bamboo’s wide utility from food and clothing to shelters, weapons, furniture, and conduits. It notes bamboo books with 100,000 seal characters and a bamboo basket design used to shield Chinese buildings from Japanese air raids, describing three story bamboo frameworks and their role in detonation before impact.

Orient Asiatie China

Washing Woolen Socks Care And Lame Duck Congress

Washing tips advise using larger half sizes for wool socks and gentle washing with lukewarm water. Dry on forms or flat to shape, avoid rubbing, and air dry. The piece defines a lame duck congress as defeated members serving until the new session begins, notes the 20th Amendment changed this, and traces the term’s origin to stock market parlance and Macaulay.

Congress Macaulay Stock Exchange

Black light glows into peacetime reads and menus

After the war luminescent papers activated by black light will glow so people can read at close range. The change will apply to wall papers posters menus programs and signs with applications also extending to aeronautical charts and war maps, aiming to make life easier.

Foreign cotton and wool supplies rise impact U S markets

Foreign-grown cotton stocks and totals grow significantly across decades. From 1927-33 to 1948 world shares climb from about 42.6 percent to 66 percent as U S and domestic producers face stronger foreign competition. Aug 1 stocks rise from 5.4 million to over 14 million bales, signaling continued expansion and expected increases in 1945.

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