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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1939

Page

5

Titonka Indians Fall to Lotts Creekers on Sunday

Titonka lost 13 to 8 at Lotts Creek as the Lotts Creekers took early control scoring eight runs in the first inning. Box score shows Titonka with 8 hits and 8 runs against Lotts Creek’s 13 runs on 11 hits. Bancroft leads with a win over Swea City, Burt defeats Fenton, and Whittemore beats Wesley.

Titonka Lottg ‘Creek Lotts Creek Rippentrop Gartmer Callies Batt G. Boekelman Boekelman Hlangen Askin Michaelson E.eees D. Callies Imbermill Meyer Seereeeaes Gross Marlowe Rene Bancroft Swea City Burt Fenton Whittemore Wesley Pijahn Pet Bancroft Ee Titanka Abe Menton Lotty Creek

American Legion and Auxiliary News

Monthly activities listed for the American Legion and Auxiliary include a first Tuesday evening regular business meeting and a fourth Friday afternoon program and work meeting. Beth Miller urges members to wear their pins and cites a poem by Histe french Wolcott about the Legion Auxiliary pin and a veteran’s story.

Beth Miller American Legion Auxiliary Histefrench Wolcott Legion Auxiliary Hes American Legion Auxiliary

Hamilton Produce Adds 22x32 Rear Hatchery

A 22 by 32 foot addition was added to the rear of the Hamilton Hatchery and Produce building. It is enclosed with wire netting and will be used to hold chickens brought in and kept until shipment.

Hamilton ‘Hatchery and Produce

Tractor accident injures Page county boy

Leslie Roush of Page county backed his tractor as his son Dean stood nearby. The wheel ran over the boy’s leg, leaving a bad cut but causing no other injuries.

Leslie Roush Page County Dean

Paper Survey Shows Local Farmers Subscribe Regularly

A recent survey finds that eight out of ten townspeople and farmers subscribe to four weekly newspapers. The results indicate strong readership among rural communities and urban residents alike, reflecting broad trust in multiple local publications.

Ghowe

Former Wesley Minister and Family Visit Local Churches

Rev. R. H. Bernsten and wife with their family spent Friday to Monday visiting friends in Britt Upper Flat and here. The former Congregational pastor attended evangelistic meetings in the East and enjoyed a church picnic at Eagle Lake with Wesley Britt and Upper Flat families. They planned a return to Painville Minnesota before heading home to Muskegon Michigan.

Wesley R. H. Bernsten Britt Upper Flat Bernsten Congregational Church Huston Minn Eagle Lake Bernstens Painville Muskeegan Michigan

Foreign War Veterans Meet at Algona Sunday

More than 300 delegates are expected to attend the quarterly Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary convention of the eighth district at the Kossuth fairgrounds Sunday July 30. Registration starts at one with the post meeting at the fairgrounds and the auxiliary meeting at the W F W hall in town. State officials from the post and auxiliary will participate in the program.

Ailgona Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Eighth District Kossuth Fairgrounds Fairgrounds W. F. ‘W. Hall

Edward Boykens Guests of Honor

Mr and Mrs Edward Boyken returned from their west honeymoon and are at home in Hamstreet cottage near the school house. A large reception followed the wedding with friends from Jewell Garner and Mapleton among attendees. A charivari serenade occurred at their new home. The couple entertained at a Tyke Theatre free show drawing 840 attendees. Also noted is the Iowa farm price index showing a 4 point drop from May 15 to June 15 and a farmer dollar purchasing power of 74 in June 1988.

Jewell F. C. Missal Garner Carl Fritz Mapleton Minn Mrs. Boyken Tyke Theatre Iowa State College

Submarine Tragedy Prompts Road Safety Calls

The world mourns the loss of three subs from different nations and pledges to rescue the vessels and determine the causes. While afloat, highway fatalities dwarf the submarine deaths, urging readers to drive safely and support safety campaigns. Each family deserves sympathy and action to reduce wrecks.

Theq You

Bible Conference Opens At Spirit Lake On Sunday

Spirit Lake hosts the twenty fifth annual Lake Okoboji Bible Conference opening Sunday July 23 with Pilgrimage Day services. Bishop William C. Martin preaches at 10 30 a m and Prof Carl Sumner Kopf and John Magee speak during the eight day event featuring music by Mohanan Post Band and a full program of lectures and devotional services.

Spirit Lake William C. Martin Omaha BE. Hoon Moville Iowa Committee On Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska M. L. Sanderlin Fort Dodge A. L. Semans Martin Carl Sumner Kopf University of Southern California John Benjamin Magee Cornell College Paul MacCollin Morningside College Conservatory of Music Leo Kucinski Morningside College Mohanan Post Sioux O. 5. Knopf J. B. Magee Frederick J. Weertz St. John’s Lutheran Church Des Moines J. Ralph Magee New Methodist Bish Bight Tabernacle Weertz

Woden M. E. Ladies Host Guest Day Program

The Methodist Ladies Aid of Woden hosted a guest day with visitors from Forest City Titonia Britt Crystal Lake and Hayfield. Rev. Cuthbert spoke on Two Talents and the program included music and readings followed by a luncheon.

Woden Methodist Ladies Aid Forest City Titonia Britt

Marriage Licenses Issued in Kossuth County this Week

Rachael P. Clapsaddle 23 of Burt wed William F. Gildner 28 of Waterloo. Virgil Gaither 24 of Los Angeles California married Mary Louise Deragish 23 of St Paul. Raymond B. Lamb 28 and Inez J. Hicher 19 both of Algona obtained licenses.

Kossuth County Rachael P.clapsaddle Burt William F. Gildner Waterloo Virgil Gaither Los Angeles Calif Mary Louise Deragish St. Paul Raymond B. Lamb Inez J. Hicher Algona

Sight saved when dynamite failed at Knoxville job

Eighteen sticks of dynamite failed to explode on a Knoxville construction job. Employee Joe Kujak inspected the device and avoided injury as the blast burned his face severely but did not occur.

Knoxville Joe Kujak

Tractor breaks Clinton Creek bridge at Winter set

Caterpillar tractor tester Dana Phillips drove off after the vehicle sank through a bridge at Clinton Creek during Winter set. He escaped injury despite the dramatic plunge.

Clinton Creek Dana Phillips

Blacksmith Convention Held at Woden Sunday

The Clear Lake Local No. 176 held its monthly blacksmith meeting at Charles Christensen home in Woden on Sunday July 16. Members listed include Henry Hanson Forest City Walter Jensen Crystal Lake Paul Anderson Crystal Lake R Keith Rowan William Henry Clarion Ed Wolfe Holmes George Overslein Scarville Ole Sandburg Goodell John Mathison Goldfield Mathison Jr Hagle Grove RK Iverson Crystal Lake Cari i Glad Ventura Gordon Jensen Clear Lake Ralph Murr Woden Anton Christensen Woden. An auxiliary formed with Mrs Walter Jensen president Mrs Wm Henry vice president Mrs Charles Christensen secretary and treasurer. The annual picnic is set for August 13 at Reed's Lake near Hampton.

Wioden Clear Lake Charles Christensen Woden Henry Hanson Forest City Walter Jensen Paul Anderson Crystal Lake R. Keith Rowan William Henry Clarion Ed Wolfe Billie Holmes George Overslein Scarville Ole Sandburg Goodell John Mathison Goldfield Mathison Jr Hagle Grove RK. Iverson Cari i Glad Ventura Gordon Jensen Ralph Murr Anton Christensen Wm. Henry Reed’s Lake Hampton

Preparations Under Way for Indian Day Celebration

Preparations for the Indian Day celebration on Tuesday, August 1, are progressing rapidly. The concessions committee has booked clean games and rides. The free attractions committee is considering several acts with announcements to come. Baseball plans are undecided while the committee negotiates with several teams from nearby towns. The street sports committee is arranging a full program and lineup will be published soon.

Lions Hear Algona Speaker Joe Lowe On Conservation

Joe Lowe of Algona addressed the Lions Club, discussing game soil lake and timber conservation as part of his talk. He noted public apathy toward conservation and urged better stewardship, promising an upcoming theatre party for Lions and families at 7 pm meeting at city park.

Joe Lowe Algona Lions Club Lowe State Conservation Board

Farm for Sale Offers 120 Acre Property

An advertisement for a 120 acre farm offered at 70 dollars per acre with favorable terms. A. M. Petersen signs the notice, indicating a private listing and inviting inquiries.

A. M. Petersen

Nominations Set For Township Home Project Officers

Several Kossuth women groups nominate officers for the coming year with new leaders and reendorsed posts. Ruth Seaton Hicks notes plans for fall meetings as Laverne forms a 16 member club and Fenton club to nominate on Friday July 28. Officers named across townships include Cresco, Buffalo, Ledyard, Plum Creek, Seneca, German, Prairie, and Greenwood with chairs, publicity, and music roles filled or renewed.

Kossuth Home Ruth Seaton Hicks Laverne Lafe Oxley Fenton Club Grant Home Project Club Arnold Reynolds W. C. Briggs Paul Wille Cresco Loren Brown Ralph Brown Buffalo Township Ed Zaweifel Hanold Miller Maurice Billborough Ledyard Township C. O. Peterson Lou Nitz C. A. Gutknecht Carl Paetz Plum Creek Agnes Seely H. Altwegg Harry Bode

Iowa's Redhead Queen Chosen at State Fair

Iowa to select a Redhead Queen at the 1939 State Fair with Susan Hayward headlining as a judge and guest. Eligible Iowa girls aged 16 to 26 may enter by sending photo and hair sample. twenty five district winners advance to finals August 27–30 with motion picture screen tests and a Hollywood trip for the queen. Hayward will judge and perform nightly shows Aug 27–30, marking the first Hollywood presence at the exposition.

Des Moines Iowa Susan ‘Hayward Hollywood Wag Nile State Fair Board Susan Hayward

Vicious Wagon At Elk Horn Injury Reports

Arne Lange towed a wagon with a tractor when a broken chain caused the wagon to lift the tractor’s rear wheels and drop onto the driver. A passerby freed him about an hour later after the incident near Elk Horn. Read the Want Ads.

Elk Horn Arne Lange

Detasseling Hybrid Corn Takes Two to Four Weeks

The detasseling peak for hybrid seed corn in Kossuth came late last week. The process lasts two to four weeks depending on corn type. Tillers or suckers also require detasseling and prolong the season. Harvest starts around Sept. 15. An Algona project by Pioneer Hybrid develops inbreeding at the Gilmore farm six and a half miles south of town. visitors are welcome anytime.

Kossuth Algona Pioneer Hybrid Company JE. J. Gilmore

Woden Bridge Club Hosts Picnic at Clear Lake

Members of the Hi- Lo bridge club picnicked at Clear Lake Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bode and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bode and Marilyn Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Larson and Patty Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Atzen, Mr. and Mrs. Timibakore, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Orthel and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rittenhouse.

Woden Hi- Lo Bridge Club Clear Lake Harry Quinn Henry Bode Ted Bode Marilyn Kay Luther Larson Patty Ann Ben Atzen Timibakore Henry Orthel Dale Rittenhouse

Auto Stunt Acts At County Fair Algona Iowa

More than a score of top automobile stunt men form the Death Dodgers for a two hour county fair program in Algona Iowa on Sunday Aug 20. Trained at the New York World's Fair speed oval under Jimmy Lynch the group aims to perform stock sedan stunts including reverse spins wing-overs leaps and snap-rolls in a breathless show with its own stock and clowns. Lynch, famed for the 1939 World's Fair star driver role, brings international thrill expertise to the act.

Algona Iowa EB. L. Vincent Jimmy Lynch Atock Santomobiles Lynch United States Canada

Pays to Heed An Ames Merchant Stop Leads to Arrest

An Ames merchant was stopped near Forest City for a burned out headlight. A patrolman advised stopping in the next town for repairs. After passing Garner Belmond and Blairsburg a second patrolman issued another request. State office comparisons led to a warrant and a $26 fine.

Ames Forest Garner Belmond Blairsburg Highway Patrol

Drowning Rescue Ends With Brief Near-Death Return

Arthur Pett of Waterloo nearly drowned while fishing near Littleton on the Wapsipinicon. Companions Dan Gorman and Harold Spooner pulled him from the water and performed artificial respiration. Pett revived after about ten minutes and appeared none the worse for the encounter.

Arthur Pett Waterloo Littleton Dan Gorman Harold Spooner Pett Pearly Gates

Woman Fined On Driving Charge In Justice Court

In Algona Justice Court Judge Della Welter fined several motorists for speeding and related violations. John Hauptmann Wea Ley Gerald Frankl Irvington Bert Coon Algona were fined 2 dollars plus 2.85 dollars costs, Raymond R. Michell Grant 6.85 dollars, Mrs Merton Christenson Whittemore 4 dollars for operating without a driver’s license. Harl A. Miller Atlantic 3 dollars for operating a truck without a chauffeur’s license. William Hillard transient 80 days jail suspended if he leaves town. Charges included drunkenness. New district court docket items involve Westerlund Jr versus UW M Johnson Cecil H Alexander to appoint receiver J G F Vogel versus H R Bunkofske N J Weydert and Elizabeth Weydert versus Frank Bormann adoption. New probate cases filed include estates of Olav T Solberg Christi Movick Oscar Movick administrator Fred Huittner Sr Zeigler Fred J Zeigler administrator George W Benner Guy M Butts administrator Martin Walsh from Cook County Illinois.

Algona Della Welter John Hauptmann Wealey Gerald Frankl Irvington Bert Coon Raymond R. Michell Grant Merton Christenson Whittemore Harl A. Miller H. R. Bunkofske N. J. Weydert Elizabeth Weydert Frank Bormann Olav T. Solberg Christi Movick Oscar Movick Fred Huittner Sr Fia Oo. Zeigler Fred J L. Zeigler George W. Benner Guy M. Butts Martin Walsh Cook County Illinois

Pointed Paragraphs at Immanuel Lutheran Church

Immanuel Lutheran near Titonka presents a weekly series of pointed paragraphs reflecting on wisdom from scripture. It lists five sayings about parenting, wealth, and forward plans, followed by English services on Sunday July 28 at 10:00 a.m. with Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. Delegates from Immanuel and Good Hope church to a Titonka meeting are named J. Rode, H. Franzen, A. Loeschen.

Immanuel Lutheran Adolph Kilian Titonka Bretheren Luther League Good Hope Church Immanuel J. Rode H. Franzen A. Loeschen

Service at Good Hope Lutheran Next Sunday

Good Hope Lutheran invites worship led by Pastor M A Schulz in English at 10 30 Sunday July 24 with Sunday School at 9 00 prior to the service emphasizing community worship and language accessibility for all members of the congregation.

Good Hope Lutheran M. A. Schulz

Methodist Sunday Schedule and Guest Day at Church

The church will hold Sunday School at 10:00 a m and Morning Worship at 11:00 a m The ladies aid plans a guest day at the church next week Wednesday inviting women from neighboring churches to attend.

Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid

Also Mentioned on This Page

American Legion and Auxiliary News Hamilton Produce Edward Boykens MLE. Bible School Woden M. E Lions Meeting Ramsey Church the Ladies Aid Woden Bridge Club Justice Court Doan
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