Dr N D Ray of Iowa Notices Incomplete Text
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text references Dr N D Ray and Iowa with unclear context. No definite event, date, or organization is discernible from the readable portions.
Woden reports ads for a hired girl at Hotel Nitin and a cheap bank rate after purchasing a new safe. A threshing outfit is sought by local farmers. Britt beat Woden's hall team 4 to 1 at Crystal Lake. Miss Krull sisters visit from Titonka. Auto wreck west of Crystal Lake injures no one seriously. Walter Dirkson returns home from Estherville Dows relief run.
Mr Otto Glolner of Bulfao Center weds Miss Maggie Fitzpatrick of Wo lden today at the bride's home. The interior of the Bank of Woden is prepped for painting with a steel ceiling and fresh fixtures to follow. Attendance at Algona showings includes EB Lewis Henry Carr Tony Christensen Geo Dirkgon tone and others. Several local residents and visitors, including Dr Ball Titonka and families from Garner Clear Lake Hayfield and Augusta, attended Monday shows. A baby girl was born July 22 to a longtime farmer noted as the happiest in seven states, ending years of anticipation.
Mrs Dr Clapraddie and her child are expected home Saturday after several weeks away. Horace Clapsaddle spent Sunday with his brother. Odd Fellows installed new officers led by H Thompson N G and W T Mish W G. Chris Thompson of Minneapolis visiting family. Mrs Seey died after weeks ill. interment Bancroft cemetery. Oscar Anderson and family visited Luverne. Noy Moore and BK Olinger returned from Omaha. Reports of a hard hail storm near Canicreft causing damage. J B Cunningham from Thenka visited Burt. Miss Vide Awiefel visited the Cunningham home. Glaire Clapsaddle extended stay with Dr Clapsaddle. G A Fairbanks and Gundher visited Algona. Large Burt turnout for birth of a child in Algona. C H Cain bought a Ford from RI Grover. J Blossom bought H Q Buell’s Cadillac. Mrs J P Cunningham hosted her Bancroft brother. Will Brace and family went to West Bound to visit friends.
Miss Ruth Moore and a friend spent Sunday near Clear Lake. Sunday schools paused in July and August. JP Cunningham started work for Will Brace this week. Will Anderson moved to Kanawha for a butter- making job with higher pay. The family plans to move into a new home by August 15. Thompson drove to Ames to bring back daughter Lora, who teaches in Wiesjumper School. Mey returned home Sunday. Sewing Circle met at Mrs. Meloid’s with a delicious luncheon. Emil Leek and family spent Sunday with the Spril We fr family. Clapsaddle of Algona visited one day last week. Mr and Mrs Chipman moved into a new home in town. The Phelps family spent Sunday with Mrs Phelps’ parents, the Stows. White and family spent Sunday at West Bend in their new car. EB Parker family at Intirlaken near Fairmont Sunday with Johns. Herman Ziegler family visited Win Leek Sr near Sexton and called on Emil Leek on return. Mr Gray of Kingfisher Okla, an old settler, returned home after a month’s visit. Mrs Guckmanton of Bancroft visiting daughter Mrs Pilatt.
Community notes record Rev Jorden preaching at Duffalo Center and hosts at the A Furst home. Neighbors from Kuamar and Germania combine visits with Sunday gatherings at various homes including the Helmer, Telkamp, Wirtjes, and Olthof households. Several residents travel to Interlaken Park, Mankato, and Dunlap for visits or leisure, while John Green of Wilton undergoes appendicitis surgery.
Residents traveled between Blue Earth Wa Olthoit and Elmore visiting friends. A Buffalo Center band concert drew many locals. CR Smith and Rev H Kossack of Germania visited the L Helmer home and Mrs Baum of Germania visited Mrs Hertske. Mrs Olthoff visited Mouis Thursday. Harvest and grain are being shocked. Mrs Johny Craig visited her parents the Helier family. The Monset family from Bancroft visited the Monset home Sunday.
Iva and Darlene Stoddard visited Armstrong briefly. Lee Wolfe and family of Titonka called in the city. Mrs. Beandt was ill. Mrs. C. V. Pendergast left for Minneapolis for a short stay. Mrs. Risley and LeRay of Fort Worth arrived to visit Minnie Smith. G. H. Smith traveled from Moab for a visit with Minnie Sermidt. HOM. Carr was a Munmnons visitor at Wabater next Monday. Edward Lowe and family returned to Callendar after a week with K. Curyen. A large Germania minority went to Waterlake Friday. Wheater lost a stack of dry garden in the storm Monday morning.
A string of community visits and domestic happenings appears from Buffalo Center and nearby towns. Names include Meyers, Gergen, Kreeger, Weasel, Jutting, Albers, Behyends, Hippin, Limberg, Schoon, Jutting family events, and travels to Mason City Morrison Armstrong and Lincoln Nebraska. The column notes new car purchases and upcoming farming tasks.
The Algona Courier reports the marriage of Welcome Johnson of Algona to Private John H. Donegan of the Eagle Grove Machine Gun Company at Camp Dodge Des Moines. The ceremony followed a visit by the bride to Eagle Grove. witnesses included the groom’s relatives, with plans for the couple to reside at home after the Mexican conflict ends. The groom’s company reportedly heads for Brownsville.
Ike Hurms and his family, en route from Germania to Lattimer, yesterday passed the Titouka. Hurms, son in law of John Steenhard of Germania, had been visiting there the past week. They traveled overland in their ute. For sale Kitchen cabinet inquire at Topic office.
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