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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1928
Page
5
Woden notes callers from Kiev and Erie, visits from Delaware and Titonka, and New Year gatherings. Prominent events include the Buckwa conference attendance, Hutchinsons planning a spring home, and the Helmers funeral. Local schooling, business trips, and community humor tie the week together.
John Steil transacted business at Wesley Monday. Delmer McFadden of Algona worked for W. J. Butler. Amos Bonacker transacted business at Algona Saturday. Miss Gladys Bentley has been ill recently. Miss Lorena Peterson visited Beulah Larsen overnight. Miss Punk of Algona visited Mrs. Rudolph Larsen last week. Miss Beulah Larsen stayed with Lorena Patay last Thursday. Albert Young of Wesley helped at the Gordon Hangen home last week.
Mrs W Bentley and son Leslie spent Tuesday at W A Sprow hoane. Barbara and Patty Ball visited Teeta Dennis Tuesday night and Wednesday. School resumed Monday Indistri Number 9 after a two week vacation. Dr Ball made a professional call at W B Bentley home Monday. Barbara accompanied him. Miss Cora Hansen has been at Algona the past week at the bedside of her cousin Mrs Clara Winkie who is seriously ill. The Larsons from Waterloo arrived last Monday evening to visit friends and relatives and returned home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Milton Fox and daughter Erma of Algona and Mrs Gay al Young and children spent Saturday at J D Andrews home. Mr and Mrs Howard Andrews entertained at an oyster supper Friday evening with Amos Bonacker, C T Anderson, Steil, Alton Hansen and Carolyn and Dean Andrews present. A farewell party was held at the Bonacker home Thursday evening with a large crowd. The estimable young people will be missed in our neighborhood as they start aWestern life in Woodburn Ors.
A Burt community roundup reports visits by Portland A A Graham family and others, school openings after holidays, and large gatherings. The Farm Bureau Banquet is scheduled for January 18 at the Old Hall in Burt. Residents note weather, mail delays, and local clubs hosting dances and fundraisers, plus farm testing and youth activities.
Kenneth Fisher returns from Chicago where illness led to treatment at Cook County Hospital. He recovers quickly thanks to expert care and is reported in good condition. Jr. FL Fisher promotes a large display ad in this week's Topic urging readers to save money.
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