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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1948
Page
3
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Mr and Mrs Martin Monnon welcome their first child a daughter born Saturday morning at Kossuth hospital Agona Mr and Mrs Jack Nelson Dan ny and Sharon Kay Story City visited the parental George Hanig home Mrs Mike Wingert and daughter Patty Richmond Calif planned several weeks at the Wingert home Wingert in navy to join wife and baby later Mr and Mrs Hd Hildman hosts Mr and Mrs George Witstham and Mr and Mrs Bob Kain spent Sunday fishing at Spirit Lake Mr and Mrs Bob Trenary and daughter Donna Corwith visited Mike Goetz home L T Root and four children left for a Colorado Springs vacation to visit Mrs Root's parents Mr and Mrs George Sheridan Catholic Missionary met with hostesses Mrs Leo Blech and Mrs Martin Smith Marlene Bauer visited Shirley Kouba at Albert Lea
Mrs Lucille Kirkpatrick underwent an operation for ruptured appendix at Mercy hospital in Mason City last Saturday and is improving. Louis Martin celebrated his fifth birthday with a party for friends. Virginia and Jimmie Miller remain home with mumps. Mrs L L Lease returned from Mercy hospital Magon City after surgery two weeks ago. Her sister Mrs Marion Hall and her son Rodney of Hantontown are visiting. Mrs Francis Hauptman hosted her bridge club. Mrs Marie Kunz of Algona was a guest. Mr and Mrs Clarence Bergeson and Janet of St Olaf visited the Ern est Hutchinsons and Curtis Benskins. Bergeson is Zelia Hutchinson, sister of Ernest and Mrs Benskin. Jackie Worsley of Clear Lake visits grandparents Oliver Young. Worsleys moving to Algona. Avery Mullin resigns from the creamery to join navy for 3 years. LeRoy Seiler also enlists. Tom Forburger travels to Rochester for clinic. Mrs L L Pfeffer and three children visit Traer for ten days with sister Vern Dan Schmidt and family. Tommy and Carol Anne Williamson join. Matt Becker, J P Studer and John Richter return from fishing trip in northern Minnesota and visit Paul Friberg. Mr and Mrs Mark Smith and family of Otho spend Sunday with Lawrence Smith. Phyllis stays for longer visit. Mr and Mrs Hmil Wester and daughter Lela Jordan and son Alan visit Emil Christensens at Humboldt. George Price and family return to Missoula Montana after visiting his brothers Charles and Harold.
Judy Pretter turned seven with a party for sixteen young friends featuring afternoon games and refreshments. Nearby, several families visited relatives in Ackley. A move to Springfield, Missouri, was announced for Oscar Wagner and family as he plans to run a DX station. Various local residents attended a Des Moines elevator service convention.
Sunday activities include Sunday School at 9 am and Divine Worship with Holy Communion at 10 am. Local visits note Mr and Mrs Herman Buns at the Turner home in Cherles City, Rev A Kinsler returning from Rochester to be with his daughter Ruth, and various families visiting or hosting relatives across Mason City Ames Clear Lake and Forest City areas. Community sentences recount picnics travel and family gatherings tied to local churches and towns.
A Union family suffered rabies exposure after their cat bit William Broesder and his two younger children, an infant and an older son. The animal tested positive for rabies and all three received hydrophobia shots as a precaution.
Mrs Amelia Horner celebrated her eightieth birthday in Clarinda last week, marking her first airplane ride. She is mother to seven daughters and five sons, all still living.
Lyle Miller conducted measurements in Clarke County showing corn grew three inches in a 24 hour period. Weather warming is expected to improve growth further.
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