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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
3
A fragment from a Portland News page cites broad claims that Farm Bureau policies are flawed yet stresses that broad farmer unity and clear plans will boost prosperity for members and nonmembers alike. It critiques professional promoters and political leaders while calling for turnout in 1940 elections amid local social notes and obituaries.
John Keuchenreuther died at his home Saturday June 19 after months of illness following a fall stroke. Born March 2 1866 in Germany he emigrated in 1882 settling near Richland Center Wisconsin later moving to Burt and Algona. He married Ernestine Friday in 1887 and after her death remarried Idy Anderson in 1985. Surviving: eleven children George Emma Esther Anna Dora John Lynn Leana Bertha Harold Gertrude. one brother Henry and a half sister Mrs August Bauman. Funeral services were held from local church.
A funeral was held at 2:30 officiated by Rava Bi Muhletian of Algona with Rev Ts Spetcher leading the service. Burial followed in the Lutheran cemetery at Ttonka beside his first wife Burt Monitor.
Mildred Benton travels to Chicago for two weeks of summer school kindergarten work. John Mullins family and Miss Imelda Foertsch vacation in northern Minnesota. Leo Goetz's family visits his mother Mia in Fort Dodge. Matt Kellner’s home quarantined for Scarlet Lever. another family member had fever last year. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Studer. George Aldrich and son Jerrold return from South Dakota trip. Mrs. George Schimmel travels to Racine for granddaughter Delores Fairbanks wedding. granddaughter Miss Mabel Johnson wed in Grantsburg. Anna Johnson and Boone teacher friend head to Denver for summer work and school. Rev. A. J. Wagener attends funeral in Fort Dodge. Mrs. Frank Kouba Jr. visits Garner. MBH Ladies Aid meets at Alf and Julius Studer area. Various residents attend meetings in Ames and visit relatives in Algona, Emmetsburg, and other towns. Abs. Elizabeth Lemkes noted in Algona.
Mente and family attended a Sunday Benedict game with the Wesley Baseball team winning 126 to 5. The Weasley junior team lost to Irvington 8 to B at Algona. A well attended strawberry social occurred Friday evening at Doan.
Ti tonka Blacksmiths urge owners to bring in old McGor mtex and Deering machinery for prompt repairs. Plow shares should be brought in now to avoid season rush, ensuring continued business.
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