Local Post Office Notice and Subscription Rates
Entered at the Post Office in Titonka Iowa as Second Class Matter. The paper serves Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory with subscriptions $1.50 per year in advance within the county, $2.00 outside the county, and $2.50 in Canada and foreign countries. Within the Titonka trade area, subscriptions are continuing yearly unless canceled by the subscriber or publisher. Other subscriptions terminate one month after expiration unless renewed or extended by arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Towa
Kogsuth
Kossuth County
Canada
Foreien
Local Alta residents visit across towns this week
Miss Audrey Hasting accompanied by Mrs. H J Schutter and her son from Buffalo Center visited De Moines last Wednesday. Cooniea Repissema and sons Gene and Robert from Paton were Tesday through Thursday guests of Mr and Mrs J A Barger. Coonie Roelfsema and Mrs. Ed Knower hosted short calls at Ledyard and Algona visitors stopped by. The Murray family vacationed in Minnesota camping and fishing and returned Sunday. Jasper Berlonke of Wena was a guest of I B Wortman. Ford Koppen suffered two heart attacks last week but is improving. Harold Johnson and Betty Court of Clarion were entertained at Wade Ball’s supper. The Ball family hosted Algona visitors Saturday and Kathrine Park received a visit. Mrs John Rippentrop and her children visited Algona Saturday. C A Gutknecht and Lena and Julia Gutknecht drove to George to visit friends and Aunt Anna Wortman. The H Loats family from Buffalo Center visited Mrs Andrew Janssen Saturday.
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Audrey Hasting
H. J. Schutter
Buffalo Center
de Moines
Cooniea Repissema
Gene
Robert of
Paton
Tesday
Thure- Jay
J. A. Barger
Barger
Coonie Roelfsema
Ed Knower
Ledyard
HH. H. Murray
Kathrine Park
John Rippentrop
C. A. Gutknecht
Lena
Julia Gutknecht
George
Gutknecht
Anna Wortman
H. Loats
Andrew Janssen
Leghon Auxiliary Meet and Local Social Updates
The Leghon Auxiliary plans a July 14 meeting at the Thavegaletera home. Visitors arrive from California, including Mr. and Mrs. Wakeling and daughter Mrs. H Barter. Genevieve Brewer stays in Mason City, Julia Gutknecht visits Dubuque, and Beemer family and others are noted as Algona visitors. Mrs. Mary Smith dies after long illness. funeral arrangements not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghon
Thavegaletera
Guy
Beemer
Jerry Ukena
da ‘Ukeng
Algona
Sam ‘Shiplert
Rev
Mia
Frerking
Dubuque
Mary Smith
John
Town Council Minutes July 7 1941
The Town Council met Monday evening July 7 with Mayor Hamstreet Clerk Reaser Treasurer Boyken and Councilors Sartor Schutter Fisher and French present. Minutes and treasurer reports were read and approved. Bills totaling 334.52 were ordered paid. Adjournment followed. A notes remark detailed the recovery of a gold watch and chain belonging to J R Strickland of Parkersburg found in an old vacuum cleaner and returned after cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamstreet
Reaser
Boyken
Sartor
Schutter
Fisher
French
Florence K
Crane Co
Titanica
H. Stott
Amos Krominga Jr
Hilbert Severins
Pete Wagnar
Wanna Severins
J. R. Schutter
Interstate Power Co
J. R. Strickland
Parkersburg
Strickland
Local News Bits From Town Weekend Visits and Bridge Winners
Local residents hosted guests over the weekend including Sylvester Garman and family visiting the Martins. Bridge night produced wins for Mrs. Carl F. Callies, Mrs. Downs, and Mrs. Dunmire, with others noted. A July 4 visit brought Mr. and Mrs. Lesterathe and Gerry of Minneapolis to the W. J. Denton home and nearby homes in Algona Ottosen Gilmore City. Frank Popelka of Marion endured a rock and buck hole incident injuring his shoulder after his car went into a ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Garman
Sulsan
Martin Bleich
Wm, Boyken
Bridge Club
Frank Clark
R. C. Ball
Homer Downs
Carl F. Callies
Downs
T. A. Dunmire
DB. Ih. Winter
Joann
Lesterathe
Gerry
Minneapolis
W. J. Denton
W. A. Winter
Algona
Nela Benjamin
Ottosen
Tay Paine
Gilmore City
Frank Popelka
Marion
Popelka
Child Falls From Upstairs Window Surprises Parents
Mr and Mrs Skippy Higgins of Monidamin rushed to their upstairs window after their twenty month old son fell but instead found him unharmed and grinning, with no injuries reported.
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Skippy Higgins
Delayed Orders and a Forgotten Well in Mt Vernon
A local customer received a poetry style note from a wholesale house apologizing for delays due to scarce labor and materials. Separately, an old well at the Delos Devis home in Mt Vernon, forgotten long ago, was exposed by recent rains requiring the Davis family to relocate spring flowers planted on the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delos Devis
Mt. Vernon
Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swan Furniture Funeral Home
Kenneth W. Swan
Iowa
W. F. Hamstreet
M. D
Witonka
Pierre Sartor
Etefonka
H. J. Torgersen
Titonka, Ia
Roy C. Ball
Dr. E. J. Gallup Chiropractor
Keil
W. L. Tindall
D. O. Osteopathic
Woden
Dr. R. J. Helvig
Iowa State College
Horace S. Beemer
Forester Bldg
Mason City
L. A. Winkel Attorney-at-Law
Quinby
Algona, Ia
van Ness and
Brunson
Heiss Bldg
Algona, In
Maurice C. McMahon
Heise Bldg
LAW
Quarton and
Miller County Savings Bank Blig
Algona, Town
Henry H. Huisinga & Sons Contractors and Builders
Titonka, Iowa
Titonia
Modern Dry Cleaners and Tailors
Watkins
A. C. Bierstedt
Rural Watkins Dealer
Dial
Lakota
Earl Ward
Wesley, Ia
Clark
Natioal Editorial
Lakota News
Council Proceedings
Eevee One
Florence K. Reaser
McCormick-Deering
Deering
McCormick
John Deere
Titonka Implement Co
Hamilton Hatchery
Phone
Titanka
Harry
Bull
Notary Public
A. M. Petersen Insurance and Real Estate
Titonka Savings Bank
Kossuth
AL TD
United States
U. S
Sones
Wm. Boyken
E. J. van Ness
Edward Boyken
Xubove
Sween
van Ness
Edwied Hoyken
Krantz
Carl Giesking
Henry
Bruns Notary Public
SKAL
Hoff
Shoe and
D-X
Algona Rendering Co
Case Beer
Intermill Cafe
Ktonka, Lowa
Tyke Theatre
Lionel Barrymore
Edw. Arnold
Stooges
Jaly
James Cagney
Olivia DeHavilland
Rita Hayworth
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Lone Wolf
Aiva Uhs
Polka Dot Beauty Shop
Forest City
Meyers, Neye
Louden
B. French Lumber Co
K. & H. Co-Op. Oil Co
Oli
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