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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
3
Milo Reno leads the Farmers Holiday Association and questions party loyalty while a Britt News Tribune critique argues the Republican grass roots meeting was machine controlled and failed to allow a free exchange of ideas, urging genuine discussion for a respected party.
A Kossuth County jury found Kossuth Dale not guilty of murder last Saturday forenoon. The presiding judge praised the jurors for their intelligent fair minded verdict based on the evident presented at trial.
The Whittemore Champion notes the state overreached trying to convict Dale on murder with insufficient evidence due to his bad record. Authorities may file more charges to build a case while other cases of bigamy adultery and bootlegging are pending. Mrs Albert Fritz recovers and enjoys walks in the garden.
Harold Carlson son of Gus Carlson has been bedfast the last three weeks with heart trouble. Mr and Mrs Leo Orthel and son were Sunday guests at the Cy Eisman home at Britt. Mrs Alice Buffington and Marie and Mr and Mrs Leo Orthel were Sunday evening guests at the Ray Hansen home. Mrs Pearl Knox entertained her bridge club Monday afternoon. Bradford Buffington was a dinner guest at the Arthur Jay Budlong home Sunday.
Doan Methodist Episcopal Church marks over forty-five years in the Dean community. Trustees listed include Harvey Johnson Andrew Hansen Ross Buffington Tom Young L A Bolenus and Van Hansen with Sadie Struthers Mary Young and G Hood among officers and stewards. Conference minutes from 1934 provide background.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a religious notice mentioning Ay G Ward pastor at Bancroft and Bilkt, with scattered place names and times. The garbled text lacks clear events, dates, or individuals beyond Ward and Bancroft, making precise synthesis difficult.
This fragment lists numerous pastors and district superintendents with years ranging from 1889 to 1932, including names such as Sartore, Jones, Baldwin, Robbins, Knoer, Cuthbert, Squires, Gartner, Hammer, Faull, Smylie, and Clegg, indicating a historical ecclesiastical succession.
The article recounts the 1916 to 1918 Sunday School conventions and the church’s move to its current site. It notes key figures such as Ellen Ward the organist and teacher, Soren and W. Harris, and the Young People’s Society formed in 1916. A union picnic connected Titonka, Wesley, Sexton and Dean.
Titonka town council in Kossuth County Iowa schedules a public hearing on July 22 1935 at 730 PM at Titonka Savings Bank to discuss the budget estimate of expenditures for 1934 including moneys and credits totaling 192 025 and adjusted taxable valuations.
A local church initiative emerges from years of effort, uniting neighbors in common cause. Leaders reflect on the church’s role in fostering understanding and social bonds that go beyond regular programs.
Fragmentary remarks honor Mrs. Hoan Andrews and Marie Christensen as trusted advisers. The text praises Petra Lareon Krantz Mia Ward and others as dependable, industrious toilers, noting the group has grown to thirty members through the years.
The document lists payments to numerous individuals and firms for teaching, janitorial, bus driving, supplies, painting, electricity, and other services. It includes names such as C A Hoon, T A Dunmire, Nellie Nelson, Elmer Peterson, and Maurice Keil among many others, with itemized amounts and a General Fund total.
The Board of Directors of Buffalo Independent Consolidated Buffalo Township Kossuth County Iowa will meet July 16 1935 at 8 PM at Titonka School Building Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures at that time.
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