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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1958
Page
1
The notice outlines that the newspaper is mailed as second class matter from Titonka Iowa and serves a wide county trade area. It states that all subscriptions are continuous unless subscribers discontinue or the publisher decides otherwise.
Mrs. Casper Wiggins of Slayton Minnesota visited relatives in town and Titonka to attend the funeral rites for her brother William Giesking. She stayed at the William Hauptly home last week. Mrs. Ann Christensen and Mrs. Louise Smith left to attend an Auxiliary convention in Des Moines. John Munson, a college student from Orange City, spent time with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Munson. Mr. and Mrs. A H Hertzke of Greeley Colorado were weekend visitors.
Social notes list dinner guests and hospital updates involving the Quinn Ludeking Eden and Hauptly families across Britt Waukon Dunnell Mason City Clear Lake and Titonka. J Limberg remains hospitalized in Buffalo Center for observation. Clergy I F Hayenga attended funeral rites in Little Rock Iowa.
The Portland Progress Club met January 16 at the home of Mrs. Franz Teeter with about 16 members. Mrs. David Bolie resigned as chairman. Mrs. Earl Zwiefel and Mrs. Clifford Young were named to lead, and the club voted to discontinue the Farm Bureau Club. Dues were paid, 1968 books distributed, and a lesson on Simplified Food Preparation given. The next meeting is February 20 at Mrs. Robert Woods.
Mrs Goodwyn reports Bergerud kept in Town City hospital for some time. Mrs Ben Lampe confined to bed at Bancroft home in recent days. David Stewart had mumps this week. Mr and Mrs Chester Fitch Harlan and Beverly visited the Victor Fitch home Sunday evening.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and places like Titonka and Dwight Rush but is largely unreadable. The brief hints of visits and parental gatherings suggest a social note or notices column lacking coherent details.
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