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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1948

Page

5

Bonacker and Ward Wedded in California Ceremony

Janice Bonacker daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bonacker Titonka and William C Ward son of Mr and Mrs Ward Titonka married at St Marys church San Francisco on Friday July 9 at 7 pm. Attendants included the bridegrooms sister and her husband and the bride s aunt and uncle. They plan a brief honeymoon in Berkeley and will reside in Navy housing near Treasure Island where Bill is in electronics. Both graduates of Titania High School and the bride attended Simpson College at Inona. The groom enlisted in the Navy and has been on the west coast.

Janice Bonacker George N. Bonacker Titonka William C. Ward Wm. Ward St. Mary’s Church San Francisco Douglas Smith San Mateo Walter Zabel Berkley California Navy Treasure Island Bill Titania High School Simpson, Golege Insignola Iowa

George Pommer Woden dies at home at 69

George Pommer Woden died suddenly at his home in Woden Monday at 11 30. He had just returned from a trip to his farm south of town. He was 69. He lived in the Woden community most of his life after moving from the farm years ago. Surviving are his wife two daughters Mrs Dick Frangen of Titonka and Mrs Elmer Meyer of Woden and two sons Herold of Woden and Henry of Wesley. Funeral services will be held Thursday at the Christian Reformed church.

Wooden George Pommer Woden Pommer Wolen Dick Frangen Titonka Elmer Meyer Herold Pommer Henry Pommer Wesley Christian Reformed Church

Many Persons Are Not Getting Benefits

A survey of the Social Security Administration shows many people miss benefits by not filing for old age survivors insurance. Clifford W. Swedlund, Fort Dodge SSA manager, urges 65 or older workers ineligible now to check insured status and apply. Survivors of deceased wage earners should also inquire about payments.

Social Security Administration Clifford W. Swedlund Fort Dodge Swedlund

Ramsey Reform Church Service Schedule and Sermons

The Ramsey Reformed Church announces Sunday School and Bible Class at 9:30 am, worship in the sanctuary at 10:30 am with a sermon on The Judgment Seat and the Ledger of Our Lives, and an 8:00 pm worship with a sermon on Samson, The Wreckage of Lust and Lost Purpose.

Ramsey Reformed Church Samson

Exceptional Warm Week Described In Oregon Letter

A reader reports unusually warm weather across Oregon last week and notes he used Billy Stott’s water tank to ease the heat with daily roof-top runoff. The writer teases about not reading the meter again until October.

Oregon United States Billy Stott

Titonka Man in Algona Dies By Own Action

Melzar Falkenhainer of Algona died by suicide at his home Thursday evening. He was 49, born in Titonka, son of Al Falkenhainer a longtime Titonka druggist and early organizer in state druggists affairs. He had recently held a secretaryship at the local insurance firm. his widow is the daughter of late Alona jeweler Fred Wehler. He had two children by a former marriage.

Melzar Falkenhainer Algoma Titonka al Falkenhainer Algona State Fred Wehler

Wesley Lady Suffers Stroke Saturday

Mrs Albert Monson suffered a stroke Saturday evening affecting her right side. She was taken to the General hospital in Algona Sunday for treatment.

Wesley Albert Monson General Hospital Algona

Ramona Shultz Weds Lawrence Ruebenack in Sebastopol

Miss Ramona Shultz, born in Titonka Iowa, married Lawrence Ruebenack at the Sebastopol Methodist church with Rev Stephen C. Thomas officiating. The couple, after a reception for 75 guests, will reside in San Rafael as Mr and Mrs Ruebenack.

California Evelyn Gustafson Titonka Sebastopol Calif Bbride Shultzi Ramona Shultz Lawrence Rubbenac Lawrence Ruebenack Methodist Church of Stephen C. Thomas Jovély Joyce Mattheisen Santa Rosa Verla Baughman Harold Ruabenack Max Cox David Shultz Towa Epworthian Hall H. D. Ruby J. H. Matthiesen Beverly Joyce Lyla H. ‘Shultz Bruce Oakland Richard Dodge Frey Lanhart Velta Johnson Susie San Francisco Edward Welling Edward Welling Jr Bodega Marshall Hendren Coleman Valley Fride Mrs. Ruebenack San Rephael

Reverend Knoploh to Leave Woden for Andrew Iowa

A farewell dinner honored Rev. H. J. Knoploh and his daughter after Sunday services at St. John Guth eran church. He gave his farewell address and has accepted a call to a church in Andrew Iowa, planning to move next week.

BH. J. Knoploh Woden Andrew H. J. Knoploh St. John’s Gutheran Church Knoploh Iowa

Oregon man visits family in Wesley Wisconsin trip

Herbert Johnson of O'Brien Oregon flew to Wesley to visit his brother Albert Johnson and family and Mr and Mrs Olaf Finnemark. He then went to Grantsburg Wisconsin to spend several days with relatives and friends accompanying him.

Wesley Herbert Johnson O'Brien Oregon Uo Grantsburg Wis Albert Johnson Olaf Finnemark Albert

Car Truck List Hits 33 Vehicles In Kossuth County

A roster of thirty three new vehicle registrations from the past ten days spans makes and owners across Algona Bancroft Swea City Whittemore Lakota and surrounding towns. Names include Kaiser Geering Berte Hurlburt La Barre Towne Anderson McEnroe Spear Rooney Jongberg Swalve Weaver Kyhl McGuire Nelson Riehoff Dettering Wallburt Curtis Arend Bradley Freyholtz Leaneagh Olthoff and Curtis with a Dettering Imple ments entry and a Willys Jeep and Nash noted. In a separate incident Mrs Malvern Curtis of Northwood watched her three year old daughter fall into a cistern then was rescued after twenty minutes with both holding onto a pipe.

Kossuth Kaiser W. M. Geering Algona August Berte Bancroft Ford Ralph Hurlburt Swea City Robert C. la Barre Al_ gona G. F. Towne Fred Anderson Clyde Larson James T. McEnroe Richard Spear Armstrong Kent Motor Co J. KR. Donahue Adolph Mortensen T. E. Rooney Whittemore Oldsmobile Maynard Jensen Plymouth Arden Jongberg Arend Swalve Lakota Donald Weaver Edward R Mildred J. Carney Chevrolet Richard Johansen Ray Kyhl Fenton M.T. McGuire W. C. Nelson Clifford Riehhoff West Bend William West Russell Walker Hudson Sidney Wallburt Chrysler John Arend St. Benedict GMC Joe Bradley Pontiac G. D. Curtis Swea

Heavy Rain and Wind Hit Titonka Area This Week

Reports describe a severe rain and wind event Monday into Tuesday with 1.17 inches in the day and a peak of hard rainfall before 3 PM. The storm affected farms around Titonka and Wesley, with crop damage noted to oats and corn though little than feared, and prior Friday brought 0.26 inches.

Wesley Hiner Ravn Lakota Titonka

Methodist church announces services and camp attendance

Pastor Donald B. James leads 11 am worship with 10 am Sunday School and 8 pm evening service. Miss Carolyn Dimond, noted for children's work, will speak and present Bible stories with recordings and slides. Sound machine demos planned. Delegates from Titonka and Doan attend Methodist Senior Camp at Lake West Oxenoji with Rev and Mrs James as chaperones.

Methodist Church Donald B. James Carolyn Dimond Wesley Dimond Spirit Lake Doan Ntonka Titonka Methodist Lake West Oxenoji Marian Thacker Delores Isebrand Deona Johnston Esther Abbas Donna Smith

Twin girls born to Wesley couple on the Fourth of July

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Arndorfer welcomed twin daughters born July 4 at the General Hospital in Algona. The mother, formerly Ann Seimer, now has three daughters and three sons.

Wesley Ben Arndorfer Byrn General Hospital Algona Ann Seimer

Immanuel Lutheran Church Moves Sunday Service Location

The Immanuel Lutheran Church announces no services or Sunday School this Sunday and invites members to attend St. John's Lutheran Church in Woden at 10 am for worship.

Immanuel Lutheran American Lutheran Church Plant St. John's Lutheran Church Woden

Memorial for Hans H. Gerdes burial at Woden

Memorial and burial services were held for Hans H. Gerdes at his Woden home with Rev. A J Knoploh officiating and military honors led by Woden Post 628 of the American Legion. Gerdes, a Navy veteran who died in a Japanese prison camp in 1945, is survived by his parents, four sisters, and four brothers. Burial followed at Bingham Township cemetery.

WODEN Hans H. Gerdes I-c Gerdes A. J. Knoploh St. John's Lutheran Church American Legion Haas U.S. Navy San Diego Calif Pope Celebes Islands Sas Mal~ Cassar Fritz T. Gerdes Ted Bode Ceylon Minn Joe McGurk Britt Betty Barbara Johnny Freddie Henry Ernest Gerdes Luther Larson Robert Goslin Robert Tilerson Robert Bus Virgil Tsehrana Wilbur Crone Bingham Township

GOOD HOPE LUTHERAN Alfred Mardorf Pastor

No divine service this Sunday. Sunday School will be held in church this Sunday. Women's Missionary Society meets Thursday evening, July 15 at 8. Luther League meets Tuesday evening, July 20 at 8 led by Clarence Brandt and Joan Johnson. Starting Sunday July 25 service hours change to Sunday School at 9:20 and Divine Service at 10:30.

Good Hope Lutheran American Lutheran Church Alfred Mardorf Women’s Missionary Society Luther League Clarence Brandt Joan Johnson

Wesley Girl Arrives to Help Care for Her Father

Miss Ruth Muehe of Springfield Missouri arrives to assist in caring for her father J B Muehe who has been in General hospital Algona for several weeks. He will be brought home this week.

Wesley Ruth Muehe Springfield J. B. Muehe General Hospital Algona

Lakota Ladies Are Entertained Lakota

The Home Project club met Friday afternoon with Mrs Richard Zielske and assistants Mrs Raymond Winter and Mrs Edwin McKean. There were 15 members and 2 visitors. Pauline Miller reported on Girls State, sent by the legion auxiliary with another girl from Kossuth county to Grinwell for a week, to learn citizenship and practice the state government’s legislative principles.

Home Project Club Richard Zielske Raymond Winter Edwin McKean Pauline Miller Kossuth County The Legion Auxiliary Grinwell

Driver killed in Algona race at county fairgrounds

Curtis Scheuble 24 of St Paul Minn an auto racer died after his car locked wheels with another, skidded and rolled over during the final event at the Kossuth county fairgrounds Sunday afternoon. A third car struck him and he died before removal from the track.

Algona Curtis Scheuble St. Paul Minn Kossuth County Fairgrounds Scheuble

Highway 228 progress praised by engineer in charge

Cox, engineer for Highway 228 at Thlonka, reports progress after delays. First oil coat applied, with three coats planned, followed by gravel and additional coats. He notes good grades and first class bridges, urging patience amid construction disruption.

HE. Cox Wis Thlonka Highway 18 Main Street Lke

Indian Day businessmen meet Thursday evening

The Chamber of Commerce will hold another Indian Day meeting on Thursday July 15 at 8 o clock in the Legion hall. All invited helpers and interested persons are urged to attend after a smaller Monday session with insufficient attendance.

Chamber of Commerce the Legion Hall

Early Diagnosis Helps in Polio

Polio, a disease causing crippling after effects, can strike any age. Early diagnosis and treatment lessen paralysis severity, with hot packs aiding muscle relaxation. Preventive care includes avoiding fatigue and chilling, as outbreaks peak in late summer and early fall, advising postponement of tonsil surgery during this period.

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