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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1951
Page
7
The document lists demand deposits of individuals partnerships and corporations at 1 502 202.62 time deposits of individuals partnerships and corporations at 212 825.30 deposits of rates and policies subdivisions at 186 841.12 and a total deposits figure of 1 901 869.04.
Sunday birth of a boy and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aukes at Forest City hospital. The mother is Greta Sleper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sleper. Other notes cover retirements, trips, service enlistments, other births, club meetings, visits, and a family gathering for Beverly Haack’s eighth birthday.
The Parent-Teacher Association meets next Monday evening January 15 in the high school auditorium. The program theme is The Challenge of the Spirit. Rev Mardoff speaks on Building Character at Home with Religion in the Community by Rev Roskamp and Religion in the School by Rev Albertson. School music will be provided by the music department.
Lakota Mr and Mrs Wm Goldtrap were surprised Friday night as about thirty friends gathered for a house warming. The guests played 500 and visited, lunch was served, and the couple received a gift and purse. Despite poor roads, attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening. A quarterly financial summary from Buffalo Consolidated School District covers funds and disbursements ending December 31 1950, listing General Fund balances warrants and end of quarter totals.
Harlan Seedorf of Aurora trained his Irish Setter to say I am hungry six years ago after a doctor advised a hobby. Pooch sings duets with him and can bark out arithmetic answers. The piece notes two Secret Service duties protect the president and suppress counterfeiters.
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