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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
7
A bank explains it can serve customers in multiple ways and hopes a single good service leads to ongoing use of every department. The notice invites patrons to utilize all banking divisions and emphasizes cordial service.
Local notes record Dot Bevon Mae and A Dunitive's Sunday trip to Kiemme and Titania visits by multiple families. Dr M E Budlong returns to Waterloo after a Pitonka relatives vacation. The Craven and Wisher groups report Amber Lake fishing activity. Tjaden ill with summer flu and Minnie P Tannkuk handling housework.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Stith and son from Iowa Falls visited relatives east of town. The 8th district American Legion plans a summer outing at Spring Lake Greene County on July 40 with eighteen committees expected. Various residents traveled to see ill relatives in Waseca and South Dakota. Tilton Guthrie Players performed three nights, weather dampened attendance but show drew crowds. District Statistician Clerk Gertrude Armitage appointed to aid veterans and employment services for 18,000 Iowa veterans. veteran registration urged for job preference.
Queen Hather Circle members sailed Sunday to Lake Okahoji for a weeklong trip led by Mrs. R. C. Ball. Readers list members including Putty Ball Harriet Schram Fern Oesterraicher and Lela Zweifel among others. social events and visits noted throughout the week.
T. D. Selisema is having the interior of the Reed hardware store redecorated. C. W. Tuttle handles the artistic work. The Russel Players open at the Coliseum next Tuesday and every Tuesday thereafter with Just Plain Jimmy in three acts and vaudeville between acts. admission is 10 cents for all. Mrs. John A. Sloper and daughter Alma of Buffalo Center attended Grandma Newville's funeral yesterday.
Portland news notes visitors and gatherings around Algona including Raymond and Tonia Bartlett Josephine Fresenburg and others. Hoosier picnic at Tom Trevary's drew over 100 despite rain. several locals word of lightening strike to Lowell Plum. Upcoming P T A and eighth grade exams discussed with bread and butter sandwiches.
Levi Helland died at his Crystal Lake home early Thursday after a brief illness marked by sleeping sickness. He suffered a sudden brain hemorrhage and passed away, survived by his wife Ollie and two children Ceola and LaVern, who reside at home.
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