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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1937
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices: 4.00 in advance for Tronke trade territory, 1.80 yearly if not prepaid, 1.50 yearly in advance outside the same territory and in other states, 2.50 yearly in Canada and foreign countries, payable in advance.
Bt. Butler, former County Auditor, plans to travel for the Fort Dodge Messenger with northern Tow HQ at Algona, while others question the fit for the auditor job. The Upper Des Moines backs a $110,000 U. S. debt to fund a new Kossuth County courthouse amid financial strain. Ray Burdine of the Whittemore Champion leaves in two weeks to pursue work elsewhere, and the paper honors his service and wishes him success.
About 27 men attended Monday’s meeting despite impassable roads. 23 signed survey blanks. A committee of John A. Sleper Abbe Winters and Calvin Schnucker was formed to contact unrepresented families to boost electrification interest. A center school meeting is set for Friday at 1:30. Henry Patterson chairs Lincoln township. Chester Lamoreux and family moved into their new home next door to the restaurant Tuesday.
The Titonka area notes a growing school band with 17 members at start, now expanded to 4 instruments. home practice set at an hour daily, new band books purchased, and parental support urged. Pep Friday featured skits with teachers and cheerleaders, plus a basketball recap and semester exam plans.
A New Year page lists prizes from January 1 1802 with Miss Carrie Hall winning a gold watch Miss Ella Peterson a gold ring and Miss Anna Helle Stone a gold pen. The School Report shows 29 pupils enrolled 437 total monthly attendance and names of punctual and absent students. Local moves sales and arrivals include H B Amelsburg selling his German township farm for 47 50 per acre and plans to move to Minnesota Rev EB Lack and family arriving to lead the Lutheran Congregation, Heyo Boekelman visiting relatives, August Leach buying the Tallman farm for 37 40 per acre and Les Palmer and James McKilvery filing government claims in Minnesota.
fragmentary item notes a possible group considering forming a company to build a town wall or project. mentions By Lewis Hee and Gena Mintessta with denials and a Stevens land reference.
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