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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
7
A Bur t Iowa page reports on Rebecca convention attendance in Titonica and local news including residents news for J P Cunningham and Alice Priv, Dr Clapsaddle enlisting for the army with siblings in service, Miss Clara Doering finishing school term, and local deaths. Births and marriages noted along with visits from relatives and plans for Red Cross events.
Mrs. Johnson of Spender stayed with her daughter Mrs Heminway last week. Visitors pressed through Armstrong Burt and Led Yard scenes with S A Lindsay and J E Hennig. Families travel to Madison Canton Chicago and Dubuque for visits and discharge. An infant born to Geo Geerdes died. burial at Witt Iowa.
Doane News reports social visits in Algona with Mr and Mrs O T Anderson and Leonora Andrews attending a class play. Esther Kuchenreuther and Farn Friday returned from Camp Dodge. Numerous locals visit, shop, attend church, and attend the Kaiser the Beast of Berlin showing at Call opera house.
Wesley Theodore Schroeder left Saturday night for the Great Lakes training station to visit his son Nicky. Dozens of Rebeccas attended the Titanica convention. The Thursday Club completed 72 sling bandages for the Red Cross in May. Fire at Otto Kunz’s garage was quickly controlled. Memorial services for departed members were held at the M E church.
Portland residents share news of a dental impression for Mrs. Graham in Algona, a decoration program in Burt, and Floyd Duncan witnessing soldiers depart. W. L. Stott buys a Ford tractor while Ray Isenberger visits relatives, Avery Fitch recovers from illness, and the Central Portland Sewing Circle votes monthly meetings with fees and a school sewing machine planned.
Registration for German alien females will run June 17 to June 26. Chitefs of Police and Postmasters act as registrars. required for women aged 14 and up who are in the United States and not American citizens. The document outlines citizenship, naturalization, marriage, and residency rules affecting who must register and how to register with affidavits, photos, fingerprints, and a registration card.
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