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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1935

Page

5

Indian Day Committee Chooses Titonka Event Date

Indian Day for 1931 will be held at Titonka on Thursday, August 15. The guarantors met Friday evening and elected Ray Bon Ack er as Chairman Robert Clemans Secretary and Luke Miller Treasurer. Committees named include Free Attractions Baseball Advertising Concessions Booster and more with several local residents named to lead each group.

Titonka Ray Bonacker Robert Clemans Luke Miller Wm. Boyken W. F Hamstreet Harry Heed J. A. Bleich Frank P. Fisher George Sonnenberg Oeee O. Wolfe John Wilson Geo. Breen H. I. Torgersen Elmer Mayfield Leonard Callies Roland Gable Henry Radamaker H. Johnson Eddie Satholt

Immanuel Lutheran to Hold Mission Festival Next Sunday

Immanuel's Lutheran church plans its annual mission festival next Sunday July 28 with three services in German at 10:00, English and German at 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. Guest speakers are Rev. A Scharfe of Mapleton Minnesota and Rev. Co Kumpf of Mitchell Iowa. A picnic dinner will be served in the church parlors and all are invited.

Immanuel’s Lutheran Church A. Scharfe Mapleton Minn Co. Kumpf Mitchell Iowa Wiverybody

Rural Electrification Nears Completion In Iowa

The Iowa rural electrification program advances with Prof. Frank Paine reporting rapid completion. Applications for extending rural power lines will be filed in Washington, with counties urged to prepare plans and seek guidance. Loans may cover full project costs and lines must be self liquidating within twenty years. Seven investigation steps include planning surveys, utilization studies, cost specs, and rates.

Iowa A. L. Brown Frank Paine Iowa State College Washington Paine Brown Rural Placrification Administration Manly

Indians Win 7 4 Victory Over Goldfield on Local Diamond

The Indians defeated Goldfield 7 to 4 in a hard fought game on the local diamond. Goldfield has been considered one of the toughest opponents in recent play, according to reports.

Indians Goldfield

Lakota to Hold Sauerkraut Day August 31

Lakota will celebrate Sauerkraut Day on August 31 under the auspices of the local business men and the American Legion. The event organizers are Lakota business leaders and the American Legion chapter coordinating activities and community involvement.

Business Men American Legion of Lakota

Buffalo Day marks August 8 celebration in Buffalo Center

Buffalo Center holds a big celebration on August 8 with committees appointed and a fine program for every attendee.

Buffalo Center

Vet convention attendance by Ball and Bonacker party

Dr and Mrs R C Ball Mrs Geo Bonacker and three daughters drove to Clear Lake Saturday to attend a veterinary convention and banquet.

R. C. Ball Geo. Bonacker Clear Lake

Daughter Recovers After Tonsil Removal in Jackson

Mr and Mrs Elmer Petersen took her parents Mr and Mrs Jas D Breen to Jackson Minnesota last week where Mrs Breen had her tonsils removed Since then she has been recovering nicely she stated Saturday evening

Elmer Petersen Jas. D. Breen Jackson Minn

Sloper Family Returns From German Valley Visit

Mr and Mrs John E Sloper and their two young children visited their daughter Anna in German Valley Illinois Anna works there during the summer and attends college there in the academic year The family returned home last week after the trip

Illinois John E. Sloper German Valley Ill Anna

Miss Naomi Frisbee Returns to Teaching in August

Miss Naomi Frisbee underwent an appendix operation at a Rochester Minnesota hospital last Thursday. She is progressing well. Frisbee came from Oakland California, where she taught music in a public school the past year, and plans to return to teach in mid August for her seventh year in the schools there.

Honolulu Naomi Frisbee Rochester, Minn Miss Frisbee Oakland California Britt News

Grace Brown Visiting in Detroit After Chicago Stay

Grace Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Cc E Brown finished a two week visit with relatives in Chicago and went to Detroit Michigan for several days with Mr and Mrs Leland Veiles. She will remain in Detroit a week visiting.

Grace Brown Detroit Chicago Cc. .E. Brown Mich Leland Veiles

Wm Boyken Returns from Ames and Bancroft Trip

Wm Boyken came back Tuesday evening from Ames and other southern points where he had been on business with John Schumaker of Bancroft.

Wm. Boyken Ames John Schumaker Bancroft

Harms Couple Thank Community for Oats Planting Effort

Mr and Mrs John J Harms express thanks to farmers and businessmen who gathered Monday evening to shock forty acres of oats. Gratitude is extended to all who helped.

John J. Harms

Birthday Observed Amid Family Picnic at Koestler Home

A large gathering marked George Koestler’s 69th birthday with a Sunday lawn picnic at the Koestler residence. Relatives from Albert, Canada, and many local families attended, including the Day and Donald Day visiting trio. The event featured a big cake with candles forming 69 and lists of attendees recited by Elmer Hansen of Bricelyn along with numerous Koestler family members. A second note in the item advertises a for sale Icy Ball kerosene refrigerator or trade for Titanica Telephone shares.

George Koestler Koestler George Day Donald Albert Canada Mr. Koestler Elmer Hansen Bricelyn Melvin Shelgren Clarence Mechler Titonka Will Koestler John Koestler Jake Koestler Otto Hiwaldt Ed ‘Harsch Iver Nordin Monald Titanica M, 8 Craven

Gasless car to run 1000 miles for ten cents

Canadian press recounts Edgar Ward's Toronto backed battery car to power four electric motors with no transmission. Detroit firm controls patent and secrecy amid claims of 80 mph in 26 seconds. Battery tests include airplane use, 550 volt pack, two price classes. Potential market spark raises oil company fears.

Detroit AMC Toronto Telegram Toronto Edgar Ward Hamilton Michigan Evening Telegram U. S

Local Wesley Notes Bring Visits and News Across Iowa

Des Moines visitor Lowrie Kunz stays with Mr and Mrs Raymond Wehler in Algona while relatives in Wesley host and travel. A son born to Mr and Mrs Herman Studer of Corwith at General Hospital in Algona. Several trips: visits to Newton Braham Madison and Black Hills. Gregory Studer mourns a funeral in the area. Tony Hichenberger 63 former Wesley resident dies in New Hampton. Mrs Leo Bleich hosts a party with prizes and guests.

Wesley Mary Pink Earl Stott Titonka D. J. Zerbe Studers Herman Studer Corwith General Hospital Algona Colorado Julius Kunz Kunz Newton Ben Fritz den Erling Flom Braham My L. L. Lease and Sons Braham Minn Wm. Sturdevant Wingert Ray Wingert Margaret Hauser Mantenac Wis Michael Wingert Madison Helen Riemer John Hauptman Albert Bleich Ruth Kunz A. W. Behrends Red Wood Falls Behrends Texas Andrew Wingert Gloria Jean Mission Michael Winpert Hansen Black Hills Theron Hansen Jacob Hansen Rapid City Theron’s Louisiana Edward Neurath Albert Neurath Eva Kathleen Gregory Studer Leandar Studer St. Sides Benedict Gregory Denver Ladies Aid Jacob Johnson Torest Putney K. J. Furgeson Cedar Rapids M. E. Church Dorothy Haverly Detroit Michigan Henry Maverly Leo Bleich Louis Goetz Victor Loebig Susie Philfner R. C. Bauer

Local social notes and visits scattered across Iowa

Mr and Mrs Louis Wingert welcome Conrad Michael a baby boy. Des Moines visitor Miss Lewine Kunz stays with Iva Mae Ward. Pearl Brandt of Kanawha visits grandparents Fred and Mrs Girres. The Amesbury family including Billy visit John Amesbury. Diekman attends Kunz Grain Co business in Fredericksburg. CCC Camp men Lorenz and Hanig visit home. Mrs M E Franzen and daughter from Wisconsin visit her father Michael Wingert. DeHtta Angle from Fort Dodge visits Amos Angle. Casper Kuper family from Hampton visits Agatha Haverly. J F Lorenz family spends Sunday at Britt with J J Lorenz and Frank Katchoyil families. George Spangler family Everly spends week with Benner parents. Carroll Johnson and Milton Fox visit K J Fox in Algona. J T Meurer and family visit other relatives.

Louis Wingert Conrad Michael Lewine Kunz Des Moines Iva Mae Ward Pearl Brandt Kanawha Fred Girres Amesbury Billy Carroll John Amesbury Fred A. Diekman Fredricksburg Kunz Grain Co Joe Lorenz George Han J. J. Lorenz Katchoyil George Spangler Everly George Benner Carroll Johnson Milton Fox Algona K. J. Fox J. T. Meurer

District Court News In Brief From Emmetsburg

Judge F C Davidson visited town last Saturday but found no court business. No court this week. Two new cases filed: Guy M Butts executor of Wm P Brewster estate vs Marl Punke and wife landlords attachment IF B Kirsten vs Helen Way writ of replevin.

F. C. Davidson Emmetsburg Guy M. Butts Wm. P. Brewster Marl Punke B.kirsten Helen Way

Reformed Church Notes Third Anniversary of Pastorate

The Sunday marks the third anniversary of the present pastorate with a push to have every scholar at Sunday School and each family in church. Harvesting should be near complete so all can attend. Services will be in English. Sunday School starts at 9 30.

Portland social notes show wide local visits and visits

Many residents of Portland and nearby areas spent Sundays and weekdays visiting relatives and friends across Ackley Algona Bancroft Burt and Bancroft including Clyde Moores Lloyd Bartletts Geo Grahams W E Grovers Grants Fairbanks and Wilma Leasner. Attendees included the Portland Progress Club with twenty six members and several families from Milwaukee Merrill Pomeroy and Peoria in attendance.

Visits Highlight Family Weekend Gatherings Across Town

Two children spent Sunday at Mr and Mrs Armour Lemkee home in Irvington. Mary Ellen and Rosemary Ellers of Plymouth visited their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Guy M Butts who drove to Plymouth after them. Mr and Mrs Frank Conley and two daughters visited his mother Mrs Kate Kennedy and sister Mrs Alfred Erdmann. Mrs Loretta Lloyd and three children Eugene Stella and Jerry spent Saturday and Sunday at Mr and Mrs George Lloyd in Leland with Stella staying longer.

Armour Lemkee Irvington Mary Ellen Rosemary Ellers Plymouth Guy M. Butts Frank Conley Kate Kennedy Alfred Erdmann Loretta Lloyd Eugene Stella Jerry George Lloyd Leland

Ringsdorf Family Guests and Legion Plans in Stillwater

Mr and Mrs Will Ringsdorf and Mrs Pred Ringsdorff took Grandma Ringsdorf to the S C Johnson home in Stillwater Minnesota on Wednesday. Henry Smith attended the Legion meeting in Burt Monday night and plans were made for Legion Day on July 26. Henry Smith serves on the dance committee. The Portland Peppy Pals 4 H club held a picnic at the Thomas Tren ary home Wednesday with plans for girls to go to Okahoji soon. Betty Janvrin spent last week at Alfred Godfredsons in Welcome and returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Speicher and family of Eweg City Mr and Mrs M E Larson and family Mr and Mrs Howard Taft and family of Spirit Lake spent Sunday at Harvey Grahams. The speaker noted the battery is simple to construct and the fluid can be bought at any city drug store.

Merwin Koestler Clyde Moores Larry Burger Arch Burger's Lee Danner Ackley Ig Lloyd Bartletts Viola Trenary Henry Smith Joe Koestler Wm. Leasner Lotts Creek Tony Lohses Roy Clark Clifford Holding Ivan Longs Geo. Graham George Lottie Algona Letha Mann Leroy Leech G. McFarlands Clarence Lohse August Robisons Swea City John Kitchenreuther Ellis Jain EE. Grovers Smith Peterson Portland Progress Club W. BE Grover Alvin Rasmussen Pomeroy Iowa Grant Fairbanks Geo, Graham Harvey Grahams Mildred Sdeker Merrill Wanda Waltman Ivan Long W. Ww. Boettchers Wanda Opal Waltman Mildred Ideker Eugene Waltman Interlaken Will Ringsdorf Donald Ringsdorf Myrtie Ringsdorf Bancroft Pred Ringsdorff Grandma Ringsdorf S. C. Johnson Stillwater Minn Legion Meeting Burt Legion

Funeral Held for Virgil Vickerman in Sherman South Dakota

Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jay Budlong with Mrs. Eric Petersen and Loraine as they mourned Virgil Claude Vickerman 18 who died Thursday from blood poisoning in Sherman South Dakota. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vickerman and was known in Lester Iowa where the funeral was held.

Lester Arthur Jay Budlong Eric Petersen Loraine Virgil Claude Vickerman Sherman S. D

Hiic Petersen kin take Harold Vickerman home

Fred Brookings and Mrs. Floyd Vickerman from Rock Rapids came last Thursday to fetch Harold Vickerman who has been living with Mrs. Petersen. He will reside with his aunt and uncle now.

Fred Brookings Floyd Vickerman Rock Rapids Harold Vickerman Hiic Petersens

How to Conserve Fish Do not Waste

How to conserve fish and prevent waste by returning undersized fish to the water with wet hands, handling gently to avoid injury, and removing the hook carefully. Dry hands damage the fish’s slime coating, risking fungus growth and death.

Legion Auxiliary Notes July Radio Party and Meetings

The Legion Auxiliary schedules its regular July radio party at Irene and Marjorie Petersen’s home on Friday afternoon July 26 with Junior members and Ann Schenck as hostesses. Gratitude is extended to Mrs John K. Rippentrop for a pieced quilt top gift. Girl Scouts meet at the school house weather permitting or Legion hall. Capt. Mary Budlong and Lieut. Marie Buffington have received commissions from national headquarters. Regular business meeting set for the first Tuesday evening in August at the Legion hall.

Irene Marjorie Petersen Ann Schenck John K. Rippentrop Legion Hall Mary Budlong Marie Buffington National Headquarters The

Sherman offers trade of liquor store for Algona newspaper

In a July 18 1936 letter from Sherman of Algona to Lee Sherman proposes trading his liquor store for the recipient's newspaper. He notes family ties in journalism across Iowa and compliments the paper's ideas while calling the Liquor Store a possible exchange. He frames the offer as casual conversation and invites a visit.

Algona Lee Haggard & Wallers Des Moines Palo Alto County Soda Bar Emmetsburg Ism Harvard Fort Dodge Clear Lake Manilla Iowa

Honor Roll Entries for Titanka Students

Honor roll notices list Henry Stecker of Titanka Iowa dated March 1 1936 and Falkert Stecker of Titanka dated February 1 1936 with abbreviated city context and status. The note ends with unclear trailing text lows.

Henry Stecker Titanka Iowa Falkert Stecker Lows

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