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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
5
Mrs. Albert Reno attended a Spencer funeral and family visits extended to Clinton. Many locals hosted, traveled, or hosted gatherings, with juniors and students visiting colleges, and service members preparing for duty. Community events include club meetings, embroidery, bridge, poppy sale proceeds, encampment, and a large list of visits and relocations across Wesley and nearby towns.
Mrs. S P Powers and Mrs. Wade Ball visited Blue Earth. Beulah Looft planned to return from Superior Wyoming for summer with Ed and Looft families. Des Moines visitors, cemetery tributes, Memorial Day greetings, and multiple local calls and visits are noted, including Schaper hosting Des Moines friends, Altizer relatives from Buffalo Center, and seniors heading to summer school in Ames and Town City.
Investigation in Gladbrook into a storm sever crumbled wall led to the entrapment of Molly owned by Fracile Hall. After a hour of two men laboring to remove bricks Molly was freed near the entrance about forty feet from the focal point.
The Anhuet mission services of the Presbyterian church are set for Sunday June 6 with morning afternoon and evening sessions. Speakers include Rev Jacob Bajema from the University of Dubuque Rev N Senne of Buffalo Center and Rev F Snuttjer of Titonka. Special music by junior and senior choirs. Local notices mention births at Titonka and Des Moines trips and many visiting relatives and residents in Woden and surrounding towns.
Residents attend birthday celebrations showers and dinners across Burt and Algona areas. Guests include ringsdorf families, Bristows and Phelpses. A Portland Service Club meeting and Four Corners Sewing Circle gathered. Anglers criticize state stocking of 500000 pike in Mud Lake while recommending black bass as worthwhile experiment.
County Extension Director A L Brown outlines haymaking guidance for the 1943 farm schedule. Recommendations cover alfalfa and red clover cutting stages for protein yield, timothy timing, curing and raking, stacking methods, and chopping hay to reduce labor while preserving color and moisture control.
Mary Fields of Searsboro Iowa rushed to Ephrata Washington after learning that her childhood sweetheart Sergeant Kenneth Lester Johnson of the U S Air Force died in a ground collision of two bombers two days earlier. Johnson was to be buried at West Liberty near his home north of Searsboro.
Local item outlines planned coverage in Titonka on Monday and Thursday. The note highlights specific outreach efforts, with emphasis on community events and potential reporting angles for upcoming neighborhood activities.
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