Titonka Topic Publisher Motto and Notices
The Titonka Topic announces weekly publication by Hank Clark in Witonka Iowa. Subscription rates listed for Rosath and Titonka trade area at 2.00 yearly, 2.80 outside Kossuth, 5.00 Canada and foreign, 2.00 to armed servicemen. Subscriptions within the county continue unless canceled by subscriber or publisher.
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Rosath County
Titonka
Kossuth
Canada
Acorn Club Hosts Thirteen Members and Guests
Mrs Arthur Schissel entertained the Acorn Club Thursday afternoon with 18 members present. Out of town guest Mrs Harold Kiester of Chicago visited, and Mrs Herman Jutting called on relatives in the area. Mrs C R Smith has been ill at home with flu. Mrs Guy Beemer and her husband traveled to Fort Dodge last week. The Warburton family moved to the J H Warburton farm and back to their home in town. Fox, a Hanlestown teacher, visited relatives here over the weekend.
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Velda Estle
Clyde Sanders
Guy Beemer
Fort Dodge
M. T. Price
Local Socials and Injuries Highlight Week in Elmore Area
A week of illness and visits fills the Elmore region notes. A. T. Buckels recovered from pneumonia, while Paula Buckels fights rheumatic fever. Clarence Edwards sustains back injuries and broken ribs after a hay mow fall. Mrs. Harold Kiester and Rozanne visit Mason City before returning to Chicago. Edward Sheldahl and spouse suffer minor injuries when a car gear malfunction drives the vehicle into a dredge ditch.
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Elmer Kienitz
Burt
Henry Allis
Wiscnsin
Parenas George
Korse Ellman
Andrew Anderson
Anderson Bros
Ringsted
Harold Kiester
Rozanne
Chicago
Mason City
Harry Mussman
Nettie Kiester
Elmore
Minn
Edward Sheldahl
Memorial Service for Floyd A. Stott in Burt
Memorial services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in the Presbyterian church at Burt for Floyd A. Stott a former Portland township boy killed in action in Belgium December 27 Rev Paul Figge officiated with the Burt American Legion post in charge of the military ceremony.
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Presbyterian
Burt
Floyd A. Stott
Portland Township
Belgium
Paul Figge
Burt American Legion
Winter Time Is Repair Time for Disk Harrows
Winter season advice details efficient repair and sharpening of disk and spike-tooth harrow machinery. Instructions cover lifting blades, grinding edges, checking bearings and grease fittings, and ensuring proper center penetration. Field-tested results from Iowa stations highlight that a tandem disk with spike-tooth behind it delivers seedbed preparation as effectively as other methods.
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Lowa
Doan News Social Roundup Near Algona and Burt
Doan area residents gather for anniversaries visits and dinners in Burt Algona Whittemore and Rembrandt. Notable events include Henry Mertz’s 15th wedding anniversary with multiple calling guests and family visits among Buffington Struthers Hoover and Christensen households.
Local News in Wesley Highlights Service Members and Events
Mrs Helen Johnson learns her son Joseph completed boat training at Great Lakes and is now at Lauderdale Beach radar school in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Other in service include Pvt William Johnson at Selfridge Field Michigan and Pvt Edward L Johnson at Kelley Field Texas. Lions Club meets at Methodist parsonage with guests Corporal Donald Kraus Lieutenant Robert Studer and T-5 Gayle Studer. Community members observe birthdays and health updates as residents aid relatives, with multiple hometown activities and moves noted.
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Helen Johnson
Joseph
Great Lakes
Lauderdale Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Johnson
William. Johnson
Selfridge Field
Mich
Edward L. Johnson
Kelley Field
Texas
Lions Club
Methodist Parsonage
Cpl
Donald Kraus
Robert Studer
Gayle Studer
Charles Kraus
Agatha Haverly
Henry Haverly
Alf Studer
J. L.haverly
James Haverly
Myrtle Kouba
The
Western Grocery Co
Mason City
Ted Worsley
Jackie
Ventura
Cigarettes Survive Fire Roar in Marion Clothing Store
During a blaze that ruined a Marion clothing shop, one proprietor found an overcoat pocket still holding a pack of cigarettes unharmed. The coat was burned, yet the cigarettes remained intact, a surprising and welcome discovery for the store owners.
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Marion
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Arthur Peterson
Titana
Floyd ‘Stott
Tyke Theatre
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Jay Budlong
Doan News
Myr
Ross Buffington
Dale Struthers
Kirk
Ottosen
Merle Pressel
Patricia Mae
Jesse VanBuskirk’s
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Rembrandt
Vera VanBuskirk
Henry Mertz
Swea City
Ralph Fandel
Humboldt
Andersons
Donald Buffington
Kathy and
Kent
Ross Buffingtons
Melvin Olson
Algona
Ted Hoover
Olson
Vern Seiler
Loyd Bentley
Beverly
Richard
C. H. Christensen
Ernest. Hansen
Clear Lake
Tom Young
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Henry Pommer
General Hospital
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Frank Bauptly
Mercy Hospital
Beatrice Hildman
Boone
Rees Martin
Woden
Goldfield
Eugene Swanson
Henry Swanson
Edward Garman
Mark J. Studer
Ben G. Studer
Raymond Hanson
Burlington
Kyn
Theron Hanson
Clarence Ward
Riggs
John McCall
Winnebago
Lou McCall
Helen Licktelg
Pfe
Albert Licktelg
Fort Douglas
Utah
Robert Dieckmann
Fred Diekmann
Camp Hood
Paul Riggs
J. A. Riggs
Camp
Wolters
Dale Swaney
Britt
Electric Shop
Titanka
Baby
White
Rhode Island
Hamilton Hatchery
Murphy’s
Ted Hinders
Allis-Chalmers
Mars Aes
Honken
Harry E. Honken
Buffalo Center