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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1946
Page
7
Local items recount arrivals and departures at Kodiak and nearby towns. Navy and school connections mingle with holiday routines as residents return from service, attend colleges, or assist family travel plans. A pocket book found and returned is noted among various social updates and club activities.
Infant Patricia Ann Riche baptized at St Joseph church. Local families and veterans share holiday visits and greetings. Lappe Algona and McMahon Garner honored guests. Arndorfer, Oberhelman, Studer, Smith families listed with New Year gatherings. Auxiliaries meet, comforters made for veterans hospitals, Home Project set for Jan 8.
Kenneth Hanig arrived home with his discharge after two years in the European theater of war. Pfc Paul Lorenz returned to Madison Wisconsin after a furlough. Several families including Haacks Studers and Welters hosted relatives over Christmas in Emmetsburg, Waterloo, and Des Moines areas. Some members attended college and schools during the holidays. flu kept Mrs Kraus bedridden briefly.
Sunday visitors include Mrs J T Meurer Cheryl and the Lemke family in Irvington. Navy veteran Bob Goetz visits cousin Joseph Johnson on 10 day leave. Pfc Ralph Jarvis returns to Fort Riley Kansas after furlough with wife and two children. George Hanig and wife welcome baby Carol Ann at St Joseph Missouri. Chandler Ward has bolts removed at Algona hospital. Dale Swaney and baby visit Britt family. Sophia Fritsch of Austin Minnesota with Joseph Hauptman Sr and Betty. Harold Shaw, 18, son of the Shaws, attends Wheaton College. Missy Louise Miller returns to Mason City Hamilton College after holidays. Paul Cobb, Bedford discharged sailor, builds his own house with two veteran helpers using CCC camp lumber.
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