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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1941
Page
4
Wesleys community reports a strict mail carriers convention in Humboldt, several illnesses and school closures, visits by neighbors, and numerous social events. Family updates include surgeries, birthdays, weddings, and farewells as residents plan moves and new posts.
Imogene and Joan Motagar visited Chas Leech’s home while Harry Christensen spent time in Fort Dodge. Local families attended a Koestler sale and plan a Burt move. A postnuptial shower, sick spells, and Sunday dinners linked Bartlett and Moore households. Ringsdorfs sold cattle to Albert Lea, Progress Club met with thirty attending.
The Krieger family suffers through flu while John Koestler returns home from Algona after ten days of treatment. Numerous Burt residents host and visit kin from Washington Iowa and nearby areas, including Graham, Small, Jennings, Ringsdorf, Larson, Bartlett, Potter, Applegate, and Johnson families. Durwood Nitzel holds a closing out sale signaling farming plans ending.
William Paul Woinstetter and Gertrude Helen Oringer, both of Algona. Andrew C. Hanson, 23, Wesley, and Lucille Trene Bartlett, 19, Titonka. Clair E. Bollinger, 24, Mentone, and Harriet Helter, 27, Lone Rock. Alvin Houselman, 27, West Bend, and Retta Struecker, 120, Whittemore. Carl W. Bannart, 25, and Edna Keller, 24, West Bend. Irvin M. Koppen, 23, and Elsie Steenhard, 24, Lakota. Wolf no longer cries Wolf in Wilton Junction after a man killed a 60 pound wolf over five feet long.
Regular February meeting set for Monday night in Denton. A nationwide voluntary emergency service program will register aux iliary members March 16 1941 to map skills from driving to nursing and first aid. Junior members will serve as messengers and guides. Units will keep a local copy and send one to state HQ, forming a corps to respond to calls in cooperation with the Legion and Red Cross.
Notice to all interested persons that an instrument purporting to be the last will of John A Loesch en deceased dated May 31 1935 has been filed in district court Algona Iowa. Hearing is set for March 24 1941 at 10:00 A M in the court House to prove and probate the will. Katharine McKeyoy Clerk of District Court T Holtzbauer Deputy Linnan Lynch Attys.
C. W. Nicoulin of Algona Iowa advertises farm loans at 4 percent with no commission and no stock purchase required. He invites farmers facing maturing loans to contact him for assistance.
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