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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
2
Rates shown include $1.00 per year in advance within Titonka trade territory and $1.60 outside it. Outside Titonka and in no other states $860 per year. Canada and foreign countries payable in advance.
The Victory Supper in Des Moines drew strong AP coverage as the event highlighted a heated political moment. Chief Linnan led a parade denouncing the democracy while spectators debated a critical Iowa paper article and its republication in the Topic.
The text traces how the U S Supreme Court size changed from six in 1789 to five, nine, eight, then nine again by 1870, and links this to political aims. It argues about packing the court under Roosevelt and praises Washington as a pivotal leader who won independence and played a key role in shaping the Constitution and a tradition of serving two terms.
The President signed a twenty million disaster relief bill intended to assist impoverished residents of the Ohio Valley who cannot meet requirements of government lending agencies or private banks.
Fragmentary OCR notes from a page mention Mrs. Dick and references to Iowa and Weaver. The text is garbled with wind and weather hints, yielding no clear event, date, or proper nouns beyond these scattered terms.
Mrs Folena Peters Holet born March 4 1870 at Naghog died February 21 1987 at her home in Wedel Iowa aged 67 She married Claus Holen August 7 1890 Ackley moved to a farm near Woden retired 1928 survived by brothers Christian Peters Wesley Okko Traer and several sisters and nine children Funeral services held February 24 at the Presbyterian church Woden Rev Henry Kruse burial in Christian Reformed cemetery.
The school band selected uniforms a dark blue coat and hat with white trousers funded by the Band Mothers Club. Forty members will share costs for trousers as coats and hats are funded. Aiming for readiness for the state music contest, while sub district events are set for Burt March 11 to 13.
For sale: nine residence lots. Sever Pannkuk and Clarence Bird of Woden conducted town business Thursday. Fred Pannkuk of Lakota visited relatives and handled local matters yesterday. Mrs. Alvin Honken’s Lake Mills parents came Thursday to visit the Honken home. Mr. and Mrs. Art Schweppe and children have been visiting relatives in St. James Minnesota since Friday. Ennc Dreesman of Algona was in Titonica Tuesday on business and to see relatives. he is the brother of Mrs. Henry Meyer.
Mr and Mrs J H Warburton visited Algona last week Wednesday. M E H Ladies Aid met at Mrs B H Grabau's home. P Powers was a business visitor at St Peter Minnesota from Wednesday to Friday. Mrs Andrew Janssen and baby Sylvia Randall and Mr and Mrs K Rippentrop spent Wednesday at the Warnest Wortman home. IW B Carlson called at the J B Wortman home Tuesday last week. A group from Swea City spent Friday evening at Mr and Mrs C Q Peterson's home and helped celebrate their 2bthi.
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