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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
7
Martin Bleich has accepted the position as shuttermaker for the Farmery Creamery at Dolliver starting March 1. The Bleich family plans to move to a new home once a suitable residence is rented. Titania Creamery officials have not yet filled the assistant role left by Bleich.
A crowded local column reports births, moves, business changes, and social visits in Titonka and nearby towns. It notes a baby girl Donna Rae born to Mr. and Mrs. Callies, family moves to new residences, moves of Dr. Torgernen and J. B. Falk families, and farm business updates along with farm stock shipments and county events.
Final figures from Prof. R. M. Visquain show Farm and Home Week attracted 1 474 attendees from 87 Iowa counties and 1 474 representatives at Iowa State College February 1 to 6. Story County led registrations with 396, Polk 116, Boone 91, and Marshall and Hamilton each 61. Mrs. Mabel Durland and daughter Betty Lee joined C H Cooper for a visit to Grandma Cooper in Sexton yesterday.
Harry Seeleys spent Sunday evening at the Ted Hoover home. Mrs. Coughlin and Mrs. Andrew Hansen’s mother visited with Mrs. Hansen. Walter Anderson and family were Sunday callers at the Elmer Weaver home near Burt. Mrs. Ernest Hansen of Rudis visiting Andrew Hansen and Tom Young homes. Mrs. Lydia Wengen and sons returned to Algona after visiting Mrs. Christensen. Aid meets Thursday, 25 at Mrs. Ben Knox’s home. Ladies with quilt blocks urged to bring them. Loyal Young family visited J. D. Andrews and Van Hansen Sunday afternoon. Ted Hoovers spent the afternoon at the Van Hansen home.
F C Galloway and W D Termohien of Iowa State College extension service outlined the 1932 outlook for Iowa at a two county meeting in Algona on February 15. Dairy and horses showed the brightest prospects though overall improvement was limited. Culling, feeding and management may lift profits. dairy cow numbers edged up while young stock declined, likely stabilizing production. Corn, hogs, grain and other livestock were also discussed at the session, part of a nationwide series of fifty five meetings at farmer request.
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