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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
2
Local residents attended events and visited families in Algona Irvington Seneca and Wesley. Notable items include births deaths and a funeral for Mrs Swan Nelson at 82 with 42 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. The community shared visits remodeling plans and charitable activities with multiple families mentioned by name.
Mr John VanLaven and W W Dirksen called at Algona Mason City and Wesley this week. Miss Gertrude and Ted Bode visited Mason City. Dr and Mrs W L Tindall and Sam Smith group called at Garner. Helm family in Des Moines. Louise Kramer visiting Hayfield. Pheo Frederickson family called at Mason City. Billi Helm and son Harold visited Britt. High school boys lost to Corwith 10 to 24. Independent Basketball lost to Thompson 12 to 18. girls also fell 18 to 36. Louise Buns and Martin Smith transported Mrs Turner to Charles City after funeral of H H Buns.
Lloyd Bartlett tests Monday for Des Moines on business. A party was held at Henry Deken’s home Friday evening. Tony Jandal family were callers at George Larson’s home Sunday. Misa Myrtle Larson and R N is at Tetonka caring for Mrd. Otto Falk ill with erysipelas. Beulah Larson returned Tuesday from Whittemore where she visited the past week. A surprise and farewell party was held for John Rippentraps with about sixty neighbors attending. Martin Larson moved his sawmill operation from the Chase Larsens to Britt, completing 40,000 feet of lumber. Will and Harold Grover are confined to the house with flu. neighbors help with chores. Grant Hutchinson is working.
Wilford, Oliver, Edward Stewart and Donald Ringedorf traveled with Mr. Bowie of Burt to Cedar Falls Sunday where Edward Stewart wrestled. He won the first bout but lost the second at Wadge Grove.
Numerous visits and small gatherings described in Lakota area society pages. Names include Proank Miller, Wide Ball home residents, Mike Christ Jr. family, Leonard Christ home, I G Torrie, Wade Gall Nelmer Matson, Olive Lewis, Ed Underdahl, G Naitz, Catherine and Bobby Powers, Walter Meyer, Harold Finn, J A Meyer, Leona, Peter Bruer, Lena Gutknecht, Mason City trip, Dorsey and F G Nite, Aleck Buckholtz family, Arnold Christ, Waldorf College, N 2 Noble, Sam Warburton, Mrs Guy Hart, Mrs Segay, Leona Meyer, Wade Ball, Mrs C R Smith, Mrs BE Worley, and upcoming moves for the Torines and Pierces.
The Doan Aid will stage How the Story Grew on Friday at 8 o'clock. Faul will follow with a chalk talk School of Life. Tickets 15 cents adults 10 cents children. Pie and coffee sold after. Sunday guests included Vern Testers Bentleys and Clarence Christensen. Mary Jean Ludwig visited Daley Struthers. Ward, Hanson, and Coughlin families hosted by Mrs. H P Christensen. Loyal Youngs entertained about 35 neighbors at 500. Mae Anderson and Mary Lou Austin spent weekend with Howard Andrews in Titonka and visited A K Bruna wold family in Lake Mills.
About seventy friends gathered Sunday evening at Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Guyken’s home to honor their twenty-fifth anniversary. The decorated house featured crepe paper, streamers, and artificial flowers. The program included mock wedding solos by Hattie Gayken and others, a duet by Lola and Charlie Tehert, and Hattie Gayken singing Many Happy Returns.
The Gayken family was celebrated with a large silver-white bell in the dining room after twelve o'clock. Friends sang and played music during the evening. N. J. Tischer gave a purse and spoke, with Mr. Gayken replying. The News wishes the couple many happy returns. Maynard News.
In Kossuth County Iowa a purported will of Sophia Jutting deceased dated February 4 1932 was filed read and set for hearing March 3 1938 at nine o clock A M at the Algona Court House before the District Court or Clerk to show cause why the instrument should not be probated and allowed as last will and testament Dated Algona Iowa February 1 1933 J Med Vvary Clerk Alma Greiner Deputy Van Ness Stillman attorneys
Mrs Eart Mularky and son Jimmy of Lakota visit her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Hagen. Paul Tienan and his mother pack household goods in preparation to move to the Evertt Post farm north of town. The farm is tenanted by Senny Isebrand, Walbert Brung and family of Woden moved there Tuesday.
Boyd Miller and Hans Smith called at Superior Lawn last week. Jack Krull Henry Keltn and Miss Helen Krull visited Roxina Brayton in Britt Sunday afternoon and evening. Boyd Miller shelled corn for Clarence Bird Tuesday and Wednesday. Vincent Missman visited Herman Krull home Sunday afternoon. Mids Virginia Missman and brother Bob visited Herman Krull Thursday. Herm Sunig cared at Join Hayunga home one day. John Crone Wilbur and Dean were shoppers in Mason City Saturday. Wade Miller called at Garner Friday. John Zlimerman from Forest City worked nearby several days. A dance occurred at Jon Schienger home west of Woden.
Wednesday 7 Earl Eden and Fim Krull visited the John Crone home Sunday afternoon.
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