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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1927
Page
4
A Farm Bureau party surprised Mrs. Albert Stew with a farewell visit before she moves to New York. Guests presented blocks for a worsted crazy quilt each signed with the giver’s name and a lunch followed the visit.
Doan notes Mrs. Jerome Nawkins recovering from bronchitis after a severe spell. Various local visits occur as families travel to Corwith Humboldt Titonica and Weasley. Worsley returns from Mayo Clinic Rochester. deaths and community notices follow including Mrs. Jeande Stewart and Mans. L. Olson of Wesley. L. A. 8 planning meeting moves to Wednesday for Home Project day.
Woden notes C Eisenmann of Britt was a business caller here in the past week. Mr and Mrs J D Breen of Tilonka visited at the George Breon home between trains Wednesday. George Quinn of Britt was a business caller here last week.
A 1926 Celotechnic Institute article describes a forty foot long living room flowing into a dining room and sunroom, with a downstairs bedroom suited for sick, guest, play, or sewing use. It emphasizes compact stairways, ample storage, and cost saving with celotex insulation and incomplete excavation.
John Bode attended a business caller visit in Garner Saturday. An old time dance occurred at the M. W. A. Hall last Thursday evening. Mrs. A. L. Ludeking has been ill this past week. Mrs. Patton hosted the M. E. B. Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon with a large crowd and a luncheon. Miss Arlens Ludeking returned from Mason City for her mother's illness. Harry Cline of Fort Dodge, here two weeks, went home Saturday. Miss Anna Boekts of Titonka visited the Ray Valley home. Chris Bordum of Crystal Lake was a business caller the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christensen and Jon and Marlin Christensen returned from Canton, Michigan, where they visited the John Qaristengen home. Joan Bode visited Britt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wim Owthel Jr. spent the weekend in Mason City. Miss Emma Stohr went to Titania for a few days with relatives. Mrs. Walter Dirksen and daughter Marjorie visited Gurney Monday. Mr. Steve Sowers of Garner spent the weekend at home. Parent training is discussed as a growing profession with state programs in Des Moines and Council Bluffs. Iowa State and national lines urge coordination between rural and urban areas for rat control, per the Iowa Homestead. Titonka High School basketball noted.
Mrs L P Olson died at her home after a 10 day illness, funeral for Mrs Leslie Tryon held at the Methodist Church. Mrs Tryon, 73, born Hila Caster in New York, married Charley Shaul, then wed Mr Tryon in 1894. Survived by three children Ben Shaul, Mark Shaul, Mrs Kin Fox. Brothers Barney Casler and Wye Casler. Relatives in Algona, Britt, and Popejoy. Additional items: Robert Conner returns from Omaha. Farmers Elevator manager Carl Derriot and officials attend a port Dodge convention. Catholic Daughters install officers.
A local ball team faced a heavy defeat at Swea City Tuesday night with a rough score around 14 to 27. After returning from the game the team spoke through their actions. The piece notes an upcoming meeting time and mentions Peter Helman of Bet ter Built Brooder House visiting Ti tonka from Buffalo Center on business yesterday. The writer also called on Henry Schmidt and family to learn more about Henry’s local reputation and safety.
In District Court of Kossuth County Iowa the will of J. J. Budlong deceased dated March 12 1925 is filed for probate. Hearing set at 9 o clock A M on February 28 1927 at Algona Court House before the District Court or clerk. Interested parties must appear to show cause why the will should not be probated. Dated Algona January 25 1927. F R Hopkins Clerk. Sullivan McMahan Linnan Attorneys.
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