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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1944
Page
4
Local notes report Mrs. George Ricke recovering from major surgery at General hospital Algona. Community members host Catholic Missionary Society events. Many visits, travels, and family updates across Wesley with illnesses, furloughs, and weddings. Notable: Leo Hirdman in New Guinea. Robert Studer on furlough. multiple family gatherings and school connections.
Woden area residents share visits and illnesses with the Tjaden family. BM 2-c Wayne Goslin in an Australian mobile hospital reports throat trouble. Other local guests include the Buns and Schlenger clan, plus bridge night at Helm home.
Clarence Milbrandt was discharged from Dolmage hospital after a minor operation at Buffalo Center. Dining visits featured Mr. and Mrs. Rudianl and family at Merle Cushman’s Bancroft home. Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Herman Buns’ home. Goslin attended a CDA card party at Wesley. Thelben visited the Wood home. Rev and Mrs Alvin Maherry of Buffalo Center dined with Forest Lackore. Dr and Mrs R K Richardson of Wesley dined with Dr. W L Tindall. Forest Lackore and Tom Pausson’s 50th anniversary event at Miller. Mrs. Mary Rudisill and Louis Paul returned from Corwith visiting Charles Marr. Mrs. C W Goslin spent…
Thursday afternoon at the home of her son Satan and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Homat, Titonka, Mr. and Mrs. John Wood and family visited at his brother William Wood’s home last Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hall and family of near Wesley plus Mr. and Mrs. Merino Limberg and daughter were at Roland Baumann’s home Sunday. Alvin Hanna and son spent last Thursday evening at William Wood’s parental home. Henry Bode and family were dinner and evening guests at Forest Lackore’s home last Wednesday. John A. Smith of Forest City was sick with heart trouble visiting G. Dirksen’s home and stayed six weeks.
A wartime appeal highlights bonds as a tool to fund postwar dreams. It urges readers to build homes, send children to college, and buy future goods, touting bonds as backed by a strong company and a path to prosperity.
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