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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
2
Dan Cupid jumps in June as a long list of engaged couples forms a regional wedding party. Lona Rock residents Harali GC Gross and Helen Radig join M Wel housén of Thironka and Mabel C Pauléen of Lakota, among others from Fenton, Armstrong, Wesley, Bancroft, Irvington, Duncombe, Ottosen, Bode, Swea City, Fort Dodge and beyond.
Misa Iva Trunkhill daughter of Mr and Mrs John Trunkhill and Joe Henry of Burt were married Sunday May 80th at LeMars Town. The notice details family travels, hospital visits, picnics, and community events including the Portland Peony Pals 4H club gathering and a spring breakfast menu with baked strawberry treats.
Mrs. Dg White hosted a four table 500 party for her birthday with high prize to Mrs. Viva Hoover and second to Mrs. C Sampson. Mrs. George Hansen gave a Wednesday afternoon gathering for Mrs. Mike Schmidt. Extended travels include the Dean Andrews party and Loyal Young family visiting Yellowstone and Salt Lake City for ten days with stops in Sterling and Salt Lake City to see relatives.
Answers to Flag Day Conundrums present a riddle list with seven items. Each clue plays on homophones and puns to yield a common word or phrase, referencing phrases like charged and presented, flight, quarters, matrimony, Mississippi Court, eyes or nose, and cabinet makers. The fragmentary lines suggest a playful puzzle from a historical page.
The State Conservation Commission proudly states no drownings at supervised state park beaches. Guards are funded by Wall fee. cleaning, sanitary dressing rooms, towels, sundries available. lifeguards and services provided at all bath houses.
The Burt Titonka mail service remains under the present contractor with a likely continuation between Burt and Titonka. Local notices reveal marriages at the Relbeomen home in Hagle Grove between Grace Relbeomen and Henry Bobbenhotsen on June 5 performed by Rev B Mitchell, with fifty guests and a honeymoon plan visiting Des Moines Indianola and Cambria before a July 1 reception in Hagle Grove.
The report notes a building boom with three new business fronts planned after meetings with architects in Des Moines. Memorial Day activities included a pupil parade, outdoor program, and rain interruption leading to shelter at the Methodist church. Local polling details show many registrations. Miss Irene Turner plans a two week visit. families and residents from several townships are mentioned in social notices and visits.
May dairy report shows high ranking herds led by C R Schoby and Geo Godfrey with top milk and fat figures. 326 cows averaged 763 pounds of milk and 29.1 pounds butterfat. Two farms sold by McDonald & Co including See Bach farm at 160 acres for 9600 and Gilbride farm at 160 acres for 80 an acre. A Fort Des Moines reserve camp notes and a weekend auto crash six miles east of Wigona leaves Carl Dailey injured. Otto Wichtendahl and Viola Bell unhurt.
Messrs Ed and Albert Seibert of Schoantein Grimes called at the home last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jon Mark Bacon home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Andi Peterson and Milas. Ola Mae Miller were visitors at the Mark Bacon home Sunday. Mrs Mantor and daughter Edxa Cedar Falls and Misses Willtney and Warner Burt visited at George Klenk home Tuesday. Marie Wibben ending visit with sister Mrs Risius near Buffalo Center. Mrs B A Pannhuk returned from Algona General Hospital improved. W C Gallemeyers left for Barney North Dakota after ten days at Green Town and with the Wm Series. Mr Gallmeyer and Mrs Sennne are brother and sister.
Judge Joseph Mayer head of the domestic relations court says drunkenness has risen yearly since prohibition ended and this year exceeds prior years, making habitual drunkenness the principal grounds for separation in Des Moines Iowa.
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