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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
2
Mrs Johnson's aunt died after a brief illness of flu and pneumonia. Funeral services were held for Mrs Charles Kerring, with family in Wesley area. Charles Froelich and Wilma Stepman wed at St Cecilia's in Algona, followed by a breakfast, while many locals report visitors, travel, and school returns. Community gatherings, club meetings, sports results, and travels by area residents fill the week.
Local notes show Dr H H Murray and many families under the flu weather. Several residents visited, hosted guests, and attended social events as illnesses linger. A heart attack and a stock list mention add to a week of community activity amid illness.
Wesley news notes a firemen’s ball set for Thursday at Kiempeter hall. Local visits include Mrs. L L ease and son Loren in Hanlontown, and several residents traveling to Mason City, St Benedict, and Bloomer Wisconsin. Hospitalizations include Paul Freiburg and Miss Audra Benton.
The Portland page covers community events and visits including Carl Watson buying a team of mules, Martin Larsen and Jim Blaine on business in Portland, Tom Trenary hosting and guest seating, and various Sunday visits. It notes Mrs. Ed Collison at a bedside in Algona, a Measles rumor about the Bartlett family, and the Home Training school meeting with Mrs Ringsdor. Nineteen months old boy died after care sought by Myrtle Larson R. N. with another infant critical. sympathy extended to the Carr family. Lauretta and Beulah Larson visited relatives in Woden and West Bend while Mrs. Stewart visited in West Bend. several social visits are listed.
Mrs Henry Orthel called at Britt on Wednesday and Misa Ruth Murray worked at the Fred Korte home. Mr Albert Dirksen visited Magan City on Thursday and Mr Harold Harvey of Thornton appeared in the notices.
Miss Blanche Budfington cares for her sister Mrs Ray Hanson while Chick Struthers visits from West Bend over the past week. Olga Knutson of Forest City visits the Youngs. Mrs H P Christensen and Margarett visit Ross Buffington. Ted Woaver ill with flu. Howard Ferrigan aiding in illness. Mrs Phil Buffington, Bradford, and George Anna visit Ross Buffington. Olga Hott and Barbara Jean ill with flu. Gordon Hansen family flu victims last week. Algona visitors include Mr and Mrs Clarence Christensen. Mrs Geo Johnson and Vera visit Britt to see her parents Clark family. Dean Aid meets with Mrs Ross Buffington. Mrs L B Hott to entertain Aid. Andrew Hansens entertain Geo Wolfingers, Jack Worsley, Tom Youngs, Van Hansen last Saturday. evening at 600. Mrs Patra Larson and Edmund Larson visit Clarence Christensen. guests include Mrs Wr Bentley and Lloyd of near Woden. Mrs H P Christensen and Margate accompany Clarence Christensen to Lone Rock. Lydia Jensen and sons. Jensen rents Algona home while away. Cyril Vantelehner and Howard Jerrigan take ladies out. car stops, brakes fail, car crashes into tree. Car deformed, occupants jolted. Christmas tree sharing continues into household use for birds. Sioux City Red and Reel Club adopts plan, others expected to follow.
Iowa youths, with scouts and park wardens, plan winter feeding shelters and corn shock feeding stations as a holiday activity. Upland birds like pheasants and ducks at Round Lake are the focus of 4-H and conservation efforts across several counties.
An 87 year old woman credited with remarkable energy and longevity. She attends church and social events, eats and sleeps well, and thanks Vinci tonic for her vitality. Mrs M Bardont notes the tonic’s positive effects, while W J Denton comments on its appeal.
A vintage ad advises stopping soda to ease sour stomach and gas. It claims soda disturbs digestion and promotes sleep, praising Adiertka as a better option and noting it removes bowel poisons that cause gas. W. J. Denton, druggist, endorses the message.
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