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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1935

Page

7

Town Notes and Local Visits in Titonka Area

Titonka community notes many visits and health updates. Mr and Mrs Larsen hosted relatives in Mason City while Mrs Boylan recovered from mumps. Titonka residents.send greetings to Henry Becker’s near Buffalo Center and Elmer Peterson’s family. John Wood improves from a liver issue after weeks ill. Local business, sales at The Callies Hatute, and farm moves to Eagle Grove and Hibbing are noted alongside travel tales of Luke Miller and others in extreme cold.

Mra Larsen Roger Kermit Larson Mason City Wm. Boylan Ja Simon Bergman Titonia George Oaken J. &. Bleich Mary Osaterreleher Louis Henry Becker Buffalo Center Whs Rickless Raymond Arnold Robert Clemans Talota Fremont Maul Mesdamey George Bonacker H. Z. Torgersen Lee UO. Wolfe Riday Harold Breen Varina Stella Mas Breen Misk Opal Meyer Algona Canton South Dakota Loutnam John Wood Ila Nhad George Holtzbauer Lorraine Graig Tierney J.D. Breen Callies Hatute Sale R. Anderson Sexton Mr. Anderson Walter Henry Anderson Dean Church John Meyers Meyers Menno Puls Fuls Henry A. Janssen Bancroft Lakota Ben Pannkuk Jr Hopkington Iowa Henry Pannkuk Pannkuk Rex Austin Lone Rock John Sachau John Gamble G&j Fred Freereksen Renwick Hadler Farm Arthur Jay Budlong Eagle Grove Freereksen John R. Meyer Taylor Farm Enna Hden Meyar Eden Herman Nordiman Wesley Maren Bilis Jain Portland Township Upinger & Whitshead Bayi Binkley Minesota Walt Luke Miller North Iowa Grain Co Albert City L. GC. Gartner Hig Hibbing Minn H. A. French H.M. Potter L. C. Halfer Ogden Elsworth Afton W. EH. Hughes Grace Robbenhouse Des Moines A .M. Petersen Harold Johnson Armstrong Arthur Buckholdt Burt Titonka

Bridge club and social events fill Tuesday week

Mrs. Ted Dunmire hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge gathering with high scores claimed by Mrs. Martin Bleich and Mrs. H. J. Torgersen. guests included Mrs. Will Ricklets and Mrs. Z. Kell. An Auxiliary at a work meeting and radio party followed at the Hell home Friday afternoon. Seventeen guests enjoyed lunch after carpet rag sewing. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Downs hosted a Tuesday evening dinner bridge club. Mrs. Howard French won a travel prize while Roy Budlongs and Wolfes tied for high score. Reuben and Louise attended dinner Thursday at Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Schoenlein’s home. Mrs. H. A. French hosted Thursday luncheon with V. Pendergast and low by Mrs. Roy Budlong, with Mesdames George Bonacker and Martin Bleich as guests. A large United States birthday tribute was held for President Roosevelt’s fifty‑third year, with towns organizing balls to aid Infantile Paralysis. Misses Betty and Dorothy Budlong hosted a Saturday bridge club. Members include Patricia Ball, Maxine Peterson, Jean French, Betty Budlong, Dorothy Budlong, Clarice Falk, Clark Miller, Raymond Rickless, Russell French, Junior Hansen, Watson Hamstreet, and Arthur Boyken.

Ted Dunmire Martin Bleich H. J. Torgersen Arthur Schweppes Will Ricklets Z. . Kell Mra. Carries Mra Rose Bonacker Hell Home Homer Downs Howard French Roy Budlings Wolfes H. A. French V. Pendergast Roy Budlong George Bonacker Betty Dorothy Budlong Patricia Ball Maxine Peterson Jean French Betty Budlong Clarice Falk Clark Miller Raymond Rickless Russell French Junior Hansen Watson Hamstreet Arthur Boyken

Ray Smith with arm in sling after finger cut incident

Ray Smith carries his right arm in a sling after a finger cut caused blood poisoning. He visited town Monday for treatment from his family physician. The Smith family resides on the farm formerlyOwned by J OD Andrews.

Ray Smith Mr. Smith J. OD. Andrews

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Titonka Savings Bank Herman Franzen Martin Brandt Quarter Franzen Farm Henry Meyer Andy Bingham Woden G. D. Welhougen John Boekelman J. E. Keil Callies Est A. Kilian Reuben and Louise H. W. Schoenlein United States Roosevelt Bree Bonacker Bros Western Credit Company Algona, Iowa John Deere Deering Hayes Corn Fordson McCormick Deering W. H. Rickless Bog Devries Olevk
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