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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
7
Farmers are informed that a fully equipped lunch wagon is available to serve lunches at sales. Prices are stated as right and service guaranteed. Contact J B Haan by call write or phone for arrangements.
RN D Ray a physician and surgeon is reported as answering day or ne ne va in a terse local medical notice detailing professional availability and contact information for patients seeking care.
Local household and social notes from Woden include visits from Forest City and Garner residents, holiday travels, and family announcements. Mrs. Conradi hosts a Ladies Aid gathering on January 4, with Mrs C G A Missman as collaborator.
Reports from Woden Garner and nearby areas recount visits and travels of residents. Many attend New Year dances in Britt and at Woden, with numerous overnight and day trips to Crystal Lake Garner Forest City and George Iowa. The piece notes several marriages and a December 26 ceremony of Emory Lewis and Ruth Smith in Garner.
Mrs Grady Leo Smith of Holland Town spent the holidays at the parental home of Mr and Mrs Henry Sonnemberg. Many locals visited relatives. funeral of a local woman Mrs Fr Mayland noted. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for assistance and floral offerings after bereavement.
Mrs Fr Mayland Sr died December 21 1916 at five miles northeast of Titonica. Born August 9 1862 in Windheim Germany she was baptized confirmed and raised in the Lutheran faith. She married Friedrich Mayland in Grundy County Iowa and had eight children four sons Henry Wilfried and Conrad and four daughters Minnie Lottie Marie Hermane one infant died. She endured gall stones appendicitis cancer and a final operation after months of illness.
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