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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
4
The Lakota news column chronicles visits from the Wade Ball and Jarry Schutter families, Algona travelers calling on relatives, and social occasions across the area. It notes weddings and engagements, health and funeral references, and a royal Neighbors picnic at Nagle Lake State Park.
Miss Margaret Beard of Des Moines spent last week at the Emil Wester home. A baby girl Betty Ann arrived at the Ralph Traden home Wednesday. Mrs. Wm. Nelson and three children of Claremont visited the Jorgen Show home. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Braley and daughter Ethel visited relatives at Winmons, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thorsen and daughter of Boda were Sunday visitors at the Charles Kerring home. Mildred and Howard Finnemark attend a fiddle school at Seneca.
Mr and Mrs Eb d Wood were Forest City shoppers last Monday Elmer Wood made a business call at Mason City one day last week Mr and Mrs Chas Hipp visited at John Hayings home Sunday John Schienger called at Herman Krull home Thursday forenoon Mr and Mrs Fred Ahifs and family visited relatives at Thompson Sunday Mr and Mrs Olivay Bingham visited Fred Ahby home Sunday forenoon Mr and Mrs Herman Krult and three children were callers at Forest City Saturday afternoon Paul Meyers and friends motored to Crystal Lake for fishing Tuesday They report a very good catch May John Meyer left too big home last Friday Ruth returned with them to visit a while Mr and Mrs John Miller and
Unclear text reports Sunday dinner at the Herman Krall home with Harald and others. Mr and Mrs Tad Wood and two others visited, with mention of Krall family members and a siesta.
Portland notes show Wills Phelps on a business trip to Algona last Thursday and Willie Durant visiting Portland Saturday while Misa Lottle Graham suffered a week of sore throat. Local trades include Dell Fitch selling six veal calves for $40 total, and Harry Putz selling eight hogs at four cents a pound. Community visits feature the Smiths at Bonnie-Dee Bakery, Carl Fritz’s Britt visit, and Mrs Carlson with children at Dell Pitch’s. A mix of calls, quilting plans, and election day chatter fill Monday with Farm Bureau events in Burt and a grand Shiple r visit to Osceola Town. Avery Fitch joined Will Davison for a Boy Scouts trip cut short by rain. tribes of towns swap news and greetings across the area.
Doan News reports the Ladies Bridge Club meeting with Mrs Hansen on Tuesday afternoon. Genevieve Christensen spends the week with Mrs J P Largon. Rudolph Larson and others were visitors at the O B Hott home Sunday evening. Doan Ladies Aid plans to meet with Mrs Andrew Hansen on Thursday June 16. Yan Gordon Hansen and Ted Hoover visited Britt on Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harry Reed and Ian visited the Ross Buffington home Sunday evening. Mrs Lydia Jensen and her boys were with Mrs H F Christensen on Saturday. Howard Andrews family moved to Thronka and rented the Baade bungalow. Karbra Jean Hott visited Mrs Debbert Vogel of Burt. Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson and family spent Sunday with the Clarence Anderson family near Blue Earth Minnesota. Alta Vaughn Hoover, injured in the corn field last Tuesday, is recovering. Miga Wisa Hutchinson of Waterloo came to spend the summer.
Residents and visitors like Eugene Anderson and his cousin stay in Blue Earth Minnesota while others travel to Lost Inland and Crystal Lake for fishing. Birthday anniversaries and weddings prompt dances and celebrations at Sexton hall and Matt Hansen home with neighbors sharing meals and picnics.
Woden news notes Elizabeth Dean returns home. Local callers include Ted Alberts and Henry Baack. Woden Independent beat Ledyard 6 to 0. Several residents visit, call or travel, with community notices and a reflection on friendship and faith.
A scrambled passage discusses personal troubles, fear of opportunity, and a Fayette county farmer with a hog house project. It mentions plans at Town State College, but no clear event or outcome is provided. The text reads as a broken OCR fragment with multiple garbled phrases and no coherent report.
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