Hatchery advert promotes cheap chicks and tools
Ott on hand thousands of started chicks at reduced prices from Chompson Hatchery Elnora Minn Money Back satisfaction guaranteed Mowers sharpened better than new Til mer Devight Garret Ott 17 240
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
4
Ott on hand thousands of started chicks at reduced prices from Chompson Hatchery Elnora Minn Money Back satisfaction guaranteed Mowers sharpened better than new Til mer Devight Garret Ott 17 240
Crosses and Heavy Breeds Duck lings through June. Last Chick Hatch June 144, Swea City Hatchery, Swea City Town, 22-23u. Card of Thanks expresses sincere gratitude for kindness and sympathy after the death of a father and grandfather. Special thanks to Rev. James and assisting ladies. Families: Miller Nielsen Jesse family.
Lucille Goetz observed her 15th birthday May 20 as daughter of Leo and Mrs. Goetz. The Walker family hosted relatives from Des Moines and West Bend during an International food show. Audrey Haverly, a recent eighth grade graduate, was honored at a Sunday dinner with family from Woden and nearby. The rural women’s chorus was mentioned as upcoming activity.
Fort Dodge resident Cheryll Meurer attended her grandmother Mary Meurer's funeral in Whittemore and visited relatives. Ames and Lansing visitors stayed with Erdman family. Graduation events at Wesley High School included Willie Bohn and Marjorie Bleich. Free summer movies announced by local merchants. Diocesan youth music festival participants from St Josephs and Ayrshire attended in Whittemore.
A note from the city area describes a tune practice held at the high school auditorium. Mr and Mrs John Isabt were Sunday guests, with local families gathering for an informal performance and fellowship.
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