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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
3
The Titonka creamery shows strong activity with high butterfat payments and substantial monthly sums paid out, reflecting a robust local dairy industry. Farmers operate on a pay as you go basis, and the enterprise is framed as a community effort with public spirited citizens contributing to its growth.
Dr Peters attended a medical meeting in Fort Dodge. Several Burt residents and families returned home from Newark South Carolina to visit relatives. Walter Smith and Clapsaddle family operated medically. neighbors visited in Burt. The Mite Society met at the Presbyterian. a Mail Carriers picnic occurred at Algona with five counties represented. Local weddings and traveling to Mitchell South Dakota noted.
A sweep of local visits and departures marked by Sunday calls and weekend trips. Families including Scott Hansen Aman MacCormack Johnson Goetz and Laux share time with relatives. several members travel to Burlington, Minneapolis, and Wisconsin. Amelia Hueneman and Vivian Benner are noted visitors with family ties.
Local residents report visits and meetups including Claud Sigsbee family trip to Interlaken, Algona shoppers Dell Fitch party, Miss Zada Ollom from Burt, and a girls club welcome of Viva Brayton and Hana Anderson. A large Fourth of July plan, a baby boy birth at Stewart home, and visits to Clear Lake are noted along with farm bureau and social gatherings.
Brink Schipler and Mrs Sam Hedrick spend the week at the lake and join a group for a Mason City shopping and sightseeing afternoon creating a full day of activity and smiles in Alva.
Ringsdorf and her Joad returned Thursday evening and Ms Hedrick and Mrs Shipler and envy. Iron broke camp and came home Sunday well rested and ready to take on home duties with new vigor.
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