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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
4
Local notices list Lost item a baby boy’s smacking? but mostly buy sell notices and service ads for Ti tonka area. Includes farm livestock for sale Allis Chalmers tractor and baled straw listings, blacksmith ad, free appliance sale and used car drive, plus church announcements from Good Hope Lutheran with service times and meetings.
A group of inductees from Kossuth county left Monday morning for Fort Snelling Minnesota to begin training. They are qualified in preinduction exams and will not return home. Names include Harvey LeRoy Larsen Swea City Donald Eugene Haas Elmore Jack Payton Reece Lakota Arthur W Glaus Portland Ore Lyle Harold Miller Titonka Boston Alison Algona Melbourne Joseph Haag Led yard Irvin Johnson Swea City Earle John Thomann West Bend Eldon Browning Forrest City Merlyn Hoover Burt Gade Whitemore Oswald Underbakke Elmore Glenn Mabus Lakota Merrill Eugene Zwiefel Harringa Harold Ti tonka Richard James Borman West Jensen Donald Leroy Berte Edmund Irvington. The board cancelled Herman Kettwich Burt due to his mother's critical illness following surgery. A sister is also ill.
Misgother Flom, Wheaton College student, spent holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Ole K Flom. The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday night with Mrs R C Bauer as hostess. The unit now has a membership of 43. Mr and Mrs Dan Froelich and daughter of St Benedict visited at the George Ricke home Monday afternoon.
W P Pretith, chair of the local war price and rationing board, appeals for everyday citizen cooperation as stricter regulations are announced. He notes the European war prolongation and higher costs, predicting less meat, canned goods and sugar for civilians, yet pledging continued fair shares and price protection. The piece also lists local personnel changes, a heart attack case, and a Presbyterian Ladies Aid luncheon and meeting on January 11.
Glen Behse came back to his home in Stahl Missouri on Saturday of last week after visiting old neighbors in the area for several days. Meanwhile Emma and Louise Thaves spent multiple days in Algona visiting their brother and his wife. Ed Thaves Cecil Black and P Powers visited Algona calling on Father Maynard who was ill in the hospital. Dorothy Asmussen, who has worked at the C R Smith store for several months, is noted in the report.
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