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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
4
Numerous brief notices report visitors and residents in Britt, Titonka, Wesley, and surrounding towns. Births, illnesses, and social calls are listed alongside school sports results, hospital stays, and club activities. Notable entries include weddings, a 4 H club gathering, and community sympathy notes after a funeral.
Miss Thelma Ash visits Fort Dodge while Mrs Pred Scott suffers flu. George Goetz and Dorothy Goetz visit. Julius King of Davenport spends weekend with family. Mrs Sethherl of Algona visits Mrs Susie Gray. Prof C R Swanson hosts guests for Sunday dinner. Kyra and Clare McCall visit Garner and Mason City on business. Julie Stockwell ill at home, Till mother helps. James Flack has surgery at Kassuth hospital and recovers. Hazel Budson and Ralph Wester visit parents in Muscatine. Wester and Johnson families attend Viggo Willsholm home. Harold Prien family visits Mason City. Charley Ox family visits their mother. The 4,1, ae Als Hott hosts a cuted party.
Fim Krull spent Sunday at H J Rickard home as others called on Sexton and at Tom Hindsr and John Hayunga homes. Ed Meyer helped with farm work, while Esther Cronn and brothers visited D J Mayer. Catherine Bingham sick with chicken pox, Des Moines trip to bring Carl Tegtmeyer home from hospital.
Reports from Lakota and surrounding communities note visitors from Al son, Mason City and Algona. mentions of church events, business trips, and social visits, with several residents reported at Thompson for a sale and others from various towns stopping by for errands.
Social visits and gatherings dominate the week with Mra A J Boose hosting Lutheran Ladies Aid and numerous neighbors from Burt, Wesley, Swea City and Buffalo Center dropping by briefly. Notices include family events, hospital updates on Eldon Sach, and a Presbyterian Aid supper with a cash gift to newlyweds and guests.
Local residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend with church services noted at Burt Lutheran. Visitors from Algona and Bearing, Indiana, joined gatherings at homes of Ringsdorf, Fitch, Shipler, and Krieger families. Snow delays and a bridge party capped a busy week in the Burt community.
The notice invites the ladies to bring covered dishes and attend the Port meeting to enjoy a community dinner after a night drive on bad roads. It emphasizes inclusivity and shared meals as part of the gathering.
Doan residents hosted a flurry of visits and gatherings from Friday through Sunday. Carolyn Andrews Jett traveled to Chicago. DeVet Miner and DeVer Miner visited Burt and Algona. numerous callers including Mr. and Mrs. Greeny, Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, and the Buffingtons shared time with local families. Doan Ladies Aid planned a Thursday meeting. Doan residents marked birthdays with 500 and oyster suppers, while road conditions limited Sunday services.
Sheriff of Kossuth County lists a special execution from December 28, 1931, against Ben Longbottom Katto Longbottom Dirk Puls Missie Puls The Pleat National Bank and W C G Pyle Receiver of West National Bank. Property to be sold February 6 1902 at 10 AM at the east door of the Algona Court House. Sale to satisfy $920220.97 plus costs.
Northeast Portland record mentions Miss Maxine Wilman visiting a friend over the weekend. Roy and Delbler hosted Henry Holm’s family midweek. Clyde Moore and his wife spent time with Mr and Mrs Roy Deibler and family.
Henry Platsier and Lida friend Misa Myrtle Hirrenga faced car troubles Sunday due to deep snow. Henry plans to return home after roads improve next spring. A. G. Clubine’s corn test near Dunkerton showed 39.1 bushels per acre with 20 percent superphosphate versus 36.4 without fertilizer, and lower moisture in treated soil.
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