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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
4
Mrs Julius Kuna Jr and June Adel spent Saturday in Des Moines. Numerous residents attended family events, hospital treatments, weddings, and church, with many short trips to nearby towns. Funeral services were held for Jacob Johnson in Wesley, noting his Norwegian origins and long residence.
Emma and Edward Gatkhecht visited Algona visitors Tuesday. The Bruer and Ball families hosted guests at the Wade Ball home. Walter Moyer family attended events at the Ennen home. August Wisenhauer of Buffalo Center was here for a day. Priscilla club gathered at Mrs Ha. Underdahl’s. Numerous local residents and visitors from Mason City Bancroft and Des Moines area are listed for social calls, funerals, and performances. An operetta at the high school was staged by students under Mrs A. O. Doherty. Births and illnesses are noted, including a seven pound daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. H. F. L. first last Friday, and the death of Michael Keller at his home. Mrs. Henry Schutter died at her Wesley home after illness. funeral attendance included local residents.
Woden PTA met at the school auditorium Tuesday. Community reports note visits by Ruth Murr, Louise Kramer, Gertrude Bade, Marion Folk, and others. A large turnout attended the corn hog program in the Community Hall while several families hosted guests in Britt, Garner, Mason City, Armstrong, and Wesley.
Reports from Algona and nearby towns detail births such as a son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wabben and a Des Moines couple's baby, a seven month old infant John Clark Elliot death from lockjaw, funeral rites in Swea City, visits by many residents to Garner and Minneapolis, confirming community ties and a lumbermen convention trip, plus a Scout meeting and pheasant reports.
All members of local Post and Unit and eligibles invited to joint meeting in Burt on Wednesday January 24 at o'clock. Program with state and district officers, lunch, and dance. Radio programs listed. Monthly work meeting at Mrs Rex Wolfe's home. comforters, garments, quilt blocks, carpet rags. Executive Board Friday January 26 at Anna Schenk's home. Slam rehearsal for high school show January 29 at Cillae We got to do some scrappliat. We want dues NOW.
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