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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1953
Page
2
A dense classified section lists feeds and poultry supplies from multiple stores incl Seebrand Produce Titanka Woden Murphy's and others. Also ads for home loans with low rates and immediate service, appliance sales from J E Ukena and Willemssen Hardware, plus a series of sale notices and cards of thanks from local residents.
The Milbrandt Family thanks friends for sympathy and memorial gifts in their father's memory. They praise ministers singers neighbor ladies and the Woman's Society for lunch, noting lasting appreciation for the help during their sorrow. Calf housing guidance follows noting 30 square feet per calf and no more than 10 calves per group.
Local residents report visits and travel to Chicago for family ties and work. Community updates include births at St Ann hospital, sports results with Wesley teams defeating Hayfield, and multiple social events hosted by families like the Smiths and Hildmans. Public notices note travel, illness, and club meetings with members joining new roles.
107 year old Mrs. Lorinda Bailey of Marion Iowa recently observed her 107th birthday with family and friends. She is noted as one of Iowa's oldest residents and celebrated with a family gathering at her home.
Winter lingers but spring approaches and Mill Dust promotes seed and fertilizer stock at lower prices. It offers planted and unbranded seed, indicates fertilizer is plentiful with high analysis options, and invites customers to plan for the upcoming season.
Robert Guernsey returned home from the veterans hospital in Des Moines after a back attack and shows some improvement. The community notes several visits to Des Moines for the grain dealers convention and funeral rites in Bloomfield. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs George Singbusch in Forest City hospital. Community members attend dinners, entertainments, and auxiliary meetings in Jewel Goldfield Clarion and nearby towns. Corp Eugene Fitzpatrick arrives stateside from Korea and will be released at Camp Carson Colorado.
The 12 year old Burr Oak boy Jimmy Dinger has been unconscious since October 30 due to a car crash. Physicians report his condition is improving and friends and neighbors have donated over 1200 dollars to support his recovery.
W to HOFFMANN of Minneapolis will demonstrate rupture shields at the Algona hotel on Saturday February 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Hoffman notes he has specialized in rupture correction since 1928 and has fitted over ten thousand cases. He warns neglect may cause weakness and invites those with large ruptures or post operative recurrences to attend.
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