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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1942

Page

7

Local Social News From Mason City Area Visitors

Mrs Hol Zwiefel Leta and Orlo were Mason City callers Thursday. Mr and Mrs Wayne Miller welcomed a 74 pound baby girl Rosslyn Mae born January 22. Local stores advertise hot water bottles and medical supplies for sale. Various visits include Ames Iowa State College students and family gatherings. Community clubs meet, news of pledges and sororities at Iowa State, and residents traveling to Des Moines for meetings. Volunteers organize Red Cross work and nursing care as Morale remains high in the district.

Hol Zwiefel Leta Orlo Mason City iMr Wayne Miller Rosslyn Mae John Pink L. A. Bolencus Dean Herman ‘Dreesman R.C. ‘Ball Ames Iowa State College Fred Steil Charles City Dick Harms Mary Michaelson Henb Nelson Neil Michaelson Jim MedColley Tf. C. Ball Harold S. Gartner Buffatle Township Washington Jim Williams David Fort Dodge Oscar iMiliers Donald Hoff Great Lakes Frank Hoff Russell Kutchenreuther Waine Place Win. Hauptiy J. T. Meurer R. K. Richardson Frank Bleich Dorma Mae George Klenk Burt B.C. Wilkins Algona Ben Beenken Rev. C. Schnuckey Des Moines Pella Jess Marms Herb Nelson Arthur Loats Tom Loats Leonard ‘Barrett Armstrong Junior Hansen Fred Asche Bancroft John Ripvoentropot Tome Ralph Cordes Raymond Pannhuk John Penning Y Pella Miller Nelson Noeteen Harry Bartelt John A. Harms Jennie Albert John Pannkuk Vernon Winters Jimmy Rippentrop Oscar Miller David Williams Minneapolis Henry Radmaker John S. Rippentrap John Beenken Ben A. Meyer Jean French Chicago Jean Davenport Dick Fastenau St. James, Minn Otto DeWall Ed DeWall St. James Otto DeWalls Clark Miller Clark Los Angeles Douglas Sophus Nelson Mason ‘City Wallers Michael Leota Schutter Raymond Schutter Everett Rippentrop I. A. Lyons Town Falls Rippentrop John K. Rippentrop Lawrence Doege John Uken Titonka Excelsior Springs Missour McCleary Clinic Harris Smith Hansen Lockers Drug Store Veterans’ Hospital The Legion Hall Fred Theis H. Ch. Bruns Jonnie Gruss Hiro Heyes CrHlenn Miller Myr Ray Miller U.S. Navy Migs Gertrude Harms Carl Harms Lesion Hall Red Cross Irene Petersen

Six New Hybrid Sweet Corn Varieties Ready for Seed

Iowa State College researchers headed by BH S Faber announce six new hybrid sweet corn varieties ready for distribution. Togold Early Toana Togold A Iogent 27 logold 12 Togreen logold Early show early or strong smut resistance, with Toana earning an All-American medal. Iowa growers may obtain limited seed from the college for testing and cultivation cooperation. Police officers Evans and Flynn investigate strange sounds from a Maquoketa street, leading to a transient lodging at the municipal hotel.

Iowa State College BH. S. Faber Togold Ames Iowa Haber

Notich Red Cross Garment Hours Record Notice

Red Cross workers are urged to keep records of garments made and hours spent, reporting at every 150 hours. Sadie Denton issues the directive to track contributions and time for relief work.

Red Cross Sadie Denton

Shipler sale draws Russell Karl and Sam Shipler to Maxwell

Russell Karl and Sam Shipler drove to Maxwell on Tuesday to attend Brink Shipler's sale as Brink prepares to move to a farm near Ledyard. Families and neighbors were noted visiting, dining, and celebrating events across Algona area households with several Sunday and weekday gatherings.

Visits and local social notes at Algona

Erwin Schweltert visited Lakota Friday. Mrs Id Wolf has been on the sick list the past week. Lois Weber spent Thursday night with Rose Marie Ringsdorf. Mr and Mrs Dave Weber and family, Mr and Mrs Clyde Bristow and Richard, and Cit Young were Algona shoppers Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Vic Applegate and Bobbie were Wednesday morning callers at Dave Weber's.

Erwin Schweltert Id Wolf Lois Weber Rose Marie Ringsdorf Dave ‘Weber Clyde Bristow Richard Cit Young Vic Applegate Bobbie Dave Weober

Doan News Run of Local Social and School Updates

Vera Johnson taught the Toa Young school Thursday and Friday substituting for Vera Van Buskirk who left Thursday for Jalva where she will teach sixth grade. Mrs Harold Gartner of Titonka will finish out the year at this school. Several local clubs and residents were noted with visits, card games, and hospitality as families hosted and traveled to Garner, Albert Lea, Titonka, Burt, Whittemore, Renwick, and West Bend. Inductions, birthdays, and greetings framed a day of community activity across Dean and surrounding towns.

Vera Johnson Cora Hansen George Johnson Roy Ringesdorf Lloyd Swanson Renwick Allyn Brink Lloyd Allyn Bradford D Buiffington Leo Orthels Clair Heimers Titonka Verne Teeters Algona Clarence Christensen Wilbur Ross Buffington Marie Christensen Dean Ilo Buffington Dean Andrews Burt Ted Hoover John Pinks Titonia Lou Boleneus Henry Mertz Carl Reed Whittemore Dale Struthers George Struthers Dick ‘Hansen B. F. Hartzell Britt Geo, Johnson Pete Seifert Baby Son Percy Brink Alvin Andreasons West Bend Dale Kyley Cliff Hoover Louis Hansen Lakota Geo. Johnson Clarence Christensens Tom Young

Algona Boy Safe on Ship With Pacific Fighters

Mr and Mrs C B Murtagh receive a letter from their son in law Lieut Cmdr Mel Peterson with the Pacific fleet stating he is safe and well at the time of writing His wife Ann Murtagh and their son have arrived in the United States and will go to Algona soon

Algiina C. B. Murtagh Cmdr Mel Peterson Pacific Fleet Ann Murtagh United States Algona

Red Bowman Sugar Censor Returns to Washington Post

Sugar conservation chief Arden J. Bowman, nicknamed Red, is a former Minneapolis wholesale grocer who spent three months in surplus commodities work in Washington last year. He has returned to the federal post and leads a new policy push.

Arden J. Bowman Coon Rapids Red” Bowman Minneapolis Bowman Washington

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Lela Orlo Zwiefel Martin Larson Arnold Brandt Ben Franzen A. W. Young W. A. Schram C. A. [Hoon Nashua Norman Bruns H. WH Viola Swan Norris Swan Walter Schubert Kenneth Swan J. S. Wilson Olson Forest City John Wilson Rochester Wilson J Harry Felter Mike Eibert Wendell Jorgensen Elmer Abbas Buffalo Center Hol Abbas Clair Winkie Thursday Bridge ‘Club Roy Budlong K. Swan Wm. Boyken H. Gartner Wilbur Schram Swan H. Il Torgersen Gartner Rasmus Peterson John ‘Briggs Reed Hardware Wilbur Sehram Howard Prench Pillsbury’ S Callies Bros Store Evans Flynn Maquoketa Notich Portland News Russell Karl Sam Shipler Maxwell Brink Shipler Brink Ledyard Will Ringsdorf G. C. Mdlarland Fred Jain Roscoe Stewart Donald Ringsdort Brayton Ringsted Arthur Rike Levant George Moore Donald Graham Orla Lela Zwieftel Martin T Larson Lt. Jennings Dr. Wallace Lloyd Bartlett Ruth Wattle Heenken Adrew Hanson Fred Jennings Wyatt Stott W. J. Stewart’s Fred Heenken Gerd Dleven Marvin Hotel Darlene Brayton Barbara Thompson Margaret Richman Miss Brayton Roy Peterson California I.G.A. Store Sunrich Carol Pork & Beans BIG Smith Doan News Algona Boy Pacific Bonacker FRILL SAT MON Nash Rarsey Reformed Pillsbury’s Hershey’s Zic Bh Roe County Mutual Associat N H. J. Bode Ih. L. Potter J. O. Mann Burl Kossuth County Mutual Fire Insurance Association O. L. Thoreson Sweat City Joseph Hauptmann Wesley George Hagge John Gelscecker Livermore EH. F. Weber Corwith Hugh Raney Handy Wayne McChiskey Grinnell Denver Colorado Mini Bel Taylor Robert Peters Harold Crowe Kansas City Ramsey Reformed Church
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