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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1934

Page

2

Senator Nelson vies for Lieutenant Governor post

Story County’s J A Nelson leads a four way race for lieutenant governor with about sixty to seventy thousand votes. The winner will be chosen at the Republican state convention this month. Carl Hutchins of Algona surveyed Titonka for potential state and national relief work, noting roads, depot, school, telephone office and coliseum, with the creamery as the only other topic.

J. A. Nelson Story County Carl ‘Hutchins Algona Iowa Titonka Hutching

Intermittent Upgrades Highlight Ti Ténka Power Plant

The Ti ténka area reports show only limited improvement from Interstate Power Company. A few new poles and wires have been installed near stove customers, but most of the plant remains dilapidated and overdue for rejuvenation. Patrons lament unmet promises of first class service from a large corporation.

Interstate Power Company Titénkca Titanka

Soak the Rich social pressure on engraved vs printed invitations

In Livermore Gazette style, the piece mocks society's fixation on engraved stationery for wedding invitations. It argues many claim engraved shows status, but printed invitations cost less, and social exclusion hinges more on perception than actual quality.

Aclu Woman's Journal Des Moines Livermore Gazette

Labor Organizing Reported in Algona Voters to Decide

Reports from Algona indicate a new Farm Labor ticket will be presented to county voters in the November election. The piece questions the basis of a labor movement here, noting a large share of Algona residents are nonworking or in professions, and comments on political figures and terms limits in the U.S. presidency.

Algona Algony Galt

Tom Trainer in Titanica on Insurance Business Visit

Tom Trainer Burt frequents Titanica on insurance business and his usual town visit. A veteran Republican, he remains a seasonal player, though as a political prognosticator he is a failure after missing a key guess two years ago. He criticizes Iowa primary law noting unreliable water gauge in his selection.

Tom Burt Titanica Iowa

Civil Service Inquiry Touches Winterset Postmasters

The Madisonian reports a Civil Service Commission request for confidential character and reputation information on five Democratic postmaster candidates in Winterset. The editor questions whether civil service truly guides selections or serves as a smoke screen for political maneuvering by lawmakers.

Winterset Madisonian The Civil Service Commission Washington Congress Civil Service Satraps Civil Service

Primary Ballot Would Allow Voting for Best Men Only

A nonpartisan primary plan would list all four county attorney candidates on one ballot. Democrats vote for one Democrat, Republicans for one Republican, and Farm-Laborites for one Farm-Laborite. Voters choose the candidate they believe best fits the office. Thomas Vickerman and Blair returned to Coleman after visiting Evie Peterson’s family in Titonica with his father W. T. Vickerman.

Iowa Thomas Vickerman Blair Coleman S. C Evie Peterson Mr. Vickerman W. T. Vickerman Titonica

Water conditions threaten fish life across the state

Reports from across the state depict dangerous water conditions endangering fish. The Fish and Game Department has crews saving fish in shallow ponds and moving them to safer waters. Citizens are urged to monitor water areas and inform authorities. deputies receive rescue nets for small ponds and immediate calls to protect fish.

Fish and Game Department

Double wedding bells mark two Iowa ceremonies in Titonka and Magnolia

On June 7 at Immanuel Tauberan church near Titonka Miss Atteille Selmidt became the wife of Joli Westermant in a blessing led by Rev. A. Illan. The next day Magdalene Sartor and J. B. Eleteh wed in St. Bridget’s Magnolia with a formal ceremony and reception. Both weddings featured music, detailed gowns, and family guests, with couples preparing for new homes in Titonka and Magnolia.

Immanuel Tauberan Titonka Atteille Selmidt Ernest Sebiniat Joli Westermant Illan Gladys Awkes A. Killan Mss Rene Schmidt Lohenwin Mendelsshon Misa Edna Trometer Merrill Iowa Misa Trometer Alfred Bowman Flanagan Ilinois Myrtle Jolngon Anna Senne Emma Hride Kam Komer Cedar Falls Wil Elmer Braun Albert Peterson Bobby and Larry Edna Trometer St. Bridget's Church Magnolia Wmss Magdalene Sartor J. BE Eleteh M. Kelleher Lohengrin George Lough Alice Sartor Arthur Bleich Gladblag Earl Lough Mrs. Bleich Ames Myrtle Bourl Chicago Century of Progress Titonia Carrie Bonatker Dieteh Iown State Poachers College Sie Magnalia Bletch Horn Diamond Wing Tonka Coliseum

Celebration Notes From A Rural Iowa Area

Miss Alice Sartor hosted a party with gifts and lunch after a ceremony. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Koestler, Elmer and Mildred Hansen families, Charlie Cooper, and Sandy Hansen. Marcella Rae Flansen was baptized. Harry Beer celebrated twenty years of marriage with a dinner surprise for his parents. Open house marked Mr. and Mrs. John Alice's sixtieth anniversary, with guests from several towns. Evangelical Lutheran Good Hope members attended. A large afternoon service featured Rev. Schoenlein and choir, with over 200 attendees and refreshments.

George Koestler Burt Elmer Hansen Bicelyn Minnesota Mrnost Hansen Charlie Cooper Sandy Rasmus Hansen Marcella Rae Elmer Flansen John Alice Weene Ostfriesland Germany America Florence Station Illinois Kanawha Iowa Mtenka Will George Jennie Evangelical Lutheran Good Hope Alice H. W Schoentein Oljet Henrichs Glaus Jutteng Juittle Rock Meinert Johnson Melvin Antan Berar

Local Families Noted in Palmer and Surrounding Areas

Johnson and family of Palmer, Mrs Gertle Frearkaen and family, Mr and Mrs Bon Assini and family, Amanda Heeach, Mr and Mrs Reinhart Dirksen and family, Alya Kanawhe, Paltta and Adolph Koop of Kamrar, Ireva Skroving, Woodstor City, Mr and Mrs Horm Kettwhey and family of Lakota, Aunt Toy, and Mrs Killian of Woden are listed along with Bates aged 88 and Mrs Alig aged several years in a community notice.

Bates Mrs Alig Iy Gr

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