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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
4
A terse ledger lists numerical entries such as 53.96 64.77 668 68.01 62.06 60.73 50.54 A036 48.07 47.18 46,85 IGG 40.17 AB AL without additional context or narrative. The fragment suggests a catalog or measurement sequence linked to identifiers A036 IGG AB AL.
John Swalve visited his son George and wife Sunday. Jank Reynolds conducted county seat business Thursday. Hiomer Downs went to Algona Friday forenoon on business. Harm Uken of Lakota transacted business Saturday. George Lester of Woden had business in town Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Butler were Lakota visitors Sunday evening. Rome Janssen and son Ralph visited his parents Saturday afternoon. Harry Reed and J W Swanton were in Mason City Tuesday on business. Miss Louise Kramer of Woden visited Thursday with Miss Beryl Bogges. Miss Allene Johnson spent the weekend in Des Moines with her parents. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Nelson were Algona visitors Saturday afternoon. Mrs Ben Heyer north of town had business in Algona Saturday afternoon. John Cordes and sons John and Ralph were in Titanica Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Chris Brandt and daughter Marie were in Algona Thursday. Homer Barbour and family were in Mason City Saturday afternoon. Boyd Pannhuk and Bruno Stecker were in Algona Friday for business. Mr and Mrs H A French and Jean and Russell visited relatives in Algona.
The Titanica Telephone Co announces farm line hours from 5 AM to 10 PM April 1 to November 1 and from 5 AM to 10 PM November 1 to April 1 with a 16 cent surcharge on non emergency calls. Neighbors are urged to limit calls as switchboard drops. All tolls due on the first of each month to maintain service.
Local residents and guests share a busy week with church, home visits, and travel. Recounts show Abner Hutchinson, L. P. Prewitt, and Henry Hutchinson among those calling on friends. changes in residence and moving plans also noted alongside illness updates and farm activity in Titonka and surrounding towns.
Residents face options as rates drop from six to four dollars monthly or service may end March 1. Debates arise on price cuts versus continued service. Several households plan moves this month including Wood to Jennings property and deVries family to Herman Méchair place.
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