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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
2
Fort Dodge resident Clara Richtemaier visits her brother Al and aunt Himina Studer before en route to Minneapolis Milwaukee and other stops. Numerous relatives and friends across town are mentioned with births visits travel furloughs and social gatherings spanning families from Livermore to Mason City including Irene and Otto Studer and the Lichtelies.
Names such as Mira t and Bisinipeter along with Mrs Vincent Doughan and children, Mrs Lester, Loren, Misa Goetz and Dorothy Goetz appear among social visits this week at Clear Lake and Ernest Hutchindon’s home. Mason City resident Mise Vetla Sohntson is noted visiting. Mrs Jos Miller was ill and confined to bed while Laura Ann Miller, a Hamilton business college student, spent the weekend at her parental home. Henry Goetz hosted Thursday evening with Leo Goetz.
A long list of relatives and friends gathered at multiple homes in Algona and surrounding towns for Fourth of July visits and a Stewart family reunion at W. J. Stewart’s home. Attendees included Carries Graham and Larsen families, Cadet Nurse Margaret Ringsdorf, Harvey Graham Sr, Martin Larsen, and many others from Hamburg, Des Moines, Mason City, Eden Valley, Burt, and Farmington.
A tincallandous shower was held for Faye Landbrook in Algona on Friday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Nelson and family along with Mr and Mrs Jim McColley spent Sunday at Crystal Lake. Mr and Mrs Roy Budlong were called to the Chas Phelps home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harry Christensen were at Sunday evening visit. At the Donald Ringsdort home Mrs Minnie Aperring returned to Hidora Monday after visiting her daughter Mrs Bernard Phelpy.
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