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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
2
Merle and family welcome a baby daughter named Wanda Mae on Monday. The page records a string of local visits, schooling plans, al umni events, and social gatherings across Woden, Britt, Forest City, and surrounding towns, highlighting community ties and minor moves among residents such as Kruse, Kramer, Brandt, Sunde, and Rabenberg.
J A Kramer and Heiko Stohr transacted ibusiness in Forest City. Mrs Anna Shiplay of Belmond visited at the J A Kramer home. Mr and Mrs Harry Sorenson of Forest City were Woden visitors Wednesday evening. Mrs Fred Chisel of Forest City spent Wednesday with her daughter Mrs Carli Sunde. Ervin Smith of Klenyme visited Thursday at Sam Smith home. Dubby Christenson was a dinner guest at the Chase Baach home Wednesday evening. Clara Kramer spent Memorial Day in town.
Kentucky Burley tobacco sales pitch touts old fashioned aging for ripe rich leaves with smooth mellow flavor. Promotes Old Kentucky Burley Tobacco as finest crop, claiming unmatched satisfaction and aroma from aged leaves.
An advertisement from the Independent Tobacco Growers Association sells Old Kentucky Burley tobacco direct from the grower. It promises a chemical free, strong flavor and large savings by eliminating middlemen, with trial offers and post paid shipping from Frankfort Kentucky.
Lakota residents hosted out of town guests including Mr and Mrs M H Bailey and Mr and Mrs I B Potter from Mason City at the R R Worley home. Visitors included Mrs Wade Ball in Buffalo Center, the Wortman family from George Iowa, and the Thaves sisters driving to Burt with nephews Stuart and Bobby. Lena Gutknecht returned from Mason City after teaching, H J Schutter in Buffalo Center is ill but improving, and Mrs Guy Beemer with son Bobby visited Albert Lea. Rollin Steilan, Ray, and Mrs O H Frerking traveled to Dubuque for relatives and college events. Virgil Smith Wilbur Hassebrock and Norman Frerking returned from Dubuque where they studied. Anna Hennig and Arnold Christ were among those noted.
Graduates from Waldorf College at Porest City joined the Priscilla Club for a Saturday picnic at Albert Lea In and a short visit at the B. J. Needham home. Sunday was Mrs. Bertha Nit’s birthday with family and friends gathering at L. A. Nitz’s north of town for a picnic dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turley were Algona visitors last Friday.
Federal and farm loan programs expand to provide up to 75 percent of appraisal value for farm lands and improvements with 5 percent interest for up to 36 years. Eligible borrowers may apply through Algona’s Farm Loan Association secretary treasurer H D Hutchins, with 4 to 9 weeks to complete transactions.
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