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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
4
Wesley notes a busy week with guests and visits among local families. Numerous outings appear from Stater Mary Lydia’s trip to North Dakota to weddings and a large list of relatives gathering for events at homes across Wesley and nearby towns.
Clara Kramey spent Sunday at the T J Wolding home in Crystal Lake. Mr and Mrs H O Swingen and Allegra shopped in Mason City Tuesday. John Fusinga and Fritz Gerdes transacted business in Algona Friday. Mrs Henry Rode hosted Sewing Club Saturday. Andrew Rankin of Terril spent the weekend with Howard and Maurice Fredrickson. R A Schiefelbein fished in northern Minnesota. Traca, Martha Welshaar, Marjorie and Gladys Rudisil were Algona visitors Saturday. A D Alstott and Son James of Fort Dodge transacted business in Woden Monday. Mrs Joe Bilque hosted M E Ladies. Mrs John Hayings entertained Lutheran Ladies near town Thursday. Mrs Mary Rudisill spent a week with Lilian Odien of Hagel Grove. Ered Ehlers of Bucyrus, N D.
Mrs Walter Meyer visited Algona last week while Mrs Della Smith hosted the Acorn Club. Mrs Connie Roelfgema visited Bancroft, and Mrs Julia Wortman with Gertrude Wortman went to Algona. The Chris Asmussen family and others attended a Cleary Lake dance. Rev Frerking and Ian Norman were at Twin Lakes, and Miss Emma and Louise Thaves were in Algona for business. The Hamnauist family dined with the S P Powers home. E R Worley attended to business matters in Algona. Mrs Julia Wortman went to the Mission Festival at Ramsey Reformed church. Mrs Raymond Smith visited Aurelia with her mother Mrs Dawson. The Steenhard child visited John Steenhard Jr. and family. Mr and Mrs A A Wortman and Morris Wortman spent weekend with Mason City families. A children Day program and vacation Bible school demonstration were held at the Presbyterian church.
The M J Ladies Aids plan a tea and program Tuesday at the church parlors, with a Swea City meeting invited on Wednesday. Miss Minone Sturdevant returns from Fort Dodge studying nursing for a visit with Oran Sturdevant family. First band concert of season led by Rev Frerking pleased the crowd. Several locals report trip to South Dakota and Minnesota, noting poor crop conditions. Fort Dodge Presbytery ministers and families met at Twin Lakes for picnic and meetings. Attendees include Frerking family and J R Meetland. Irene Rippentrop visited at Tifania Center hospital. Achievement Day at Bancroft drew many: Heelland, Frerking, Sachs, Wortman, UWkena, Frank Lewis, Telkamp, Nity, Kipnentrop, Holcomb family, Gutknecht and Torathy Vikona.
Glair Moore on the sick list Edna Sperring works at Chas Phelps and visits near Thompson Roy Mann calls at Bartlett Bros Raymond Bartlett hauled corn for Leo Brayton Hula Callicott at World's Fair in Chicago Mrs Chas Phelps shops in Algona Violet Long visits grandmother Mrs James Holding The Govern young folks spent Sunday at Ed Smiths Flavin Bartlett calls at Louis Bartlett’s Mr and Mrs W J Stewart visit Garnie Hood’s Mrs John Alten and son Bartlett from Kansas visit relatives Mr and Mrs Nels Godfredson of Burt visit Alfred Godfredson Leona and Lewis Fisher of Britt visit Chas Larsen Lars en Belinger of Cedar Rapids to spend summer with Earl Shipler Lauretta Beulah Larsen at Elmer Fisher Britt Mrs and Mrs Walter Paulstich attend Latts Creek Dienic on Sunday Mr and Mrs Henry Anderson visit Chas Larsen Donald Ringsdort Viva Brayton visit West Bend Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Herman Dewey Algona for Sunday dinner at Ringsdorts Ladies Auxiliary meets June 14 at Dell Fitch home Martin Larsen and daughter Velma visit JL Bartlett Wm Davidson and daughter Huma visit Zola Shipley for week Roy Ringsdort hosts Russell Shipler visit Martha Schipult keeps house for Russell Shipler Clarence and Loraine Lohse visit sister near Swea City L O Fairhans and son at Tho M Wallace home Portling Peppy Pals meet at Alfred Goat Median home Tony Lohse visits Bancroft family Me Tony Lohse at Alpine region Liz and family birthday dinner at Wheard Holling’s Misty Me Bartlett Marcella Wil Mrs John Alten visit Wednesay at Wim Laden Mrs John Solder welcome new baby Robert Anthony Jennings Myps Martin
A collage of names and events from Algona and surrounding towns. Social calls, visits, and family scenes fill the week with gatherings at the Shoplins, Bartletts, Shiplers, Gravers, and Chagns. A Southeast Parthang basketball game ends 7 to 0 for Portland. rally plans discussed at Stumtley Keleh home.
Senator Dickinson advances a private pension measure aiding Mrs. Got and R. H. Spencer as eligibility resumes after children aged past 16 lost support. In Algona local matters Supervisor W. E. McDonald seeks paving funds from a 500 million federal road appropriation. Natl Reemployment Services report 29 jobs for locals last week. Ed German of St Benedict faces DUI charge. bond set at 2,000 dollars. Justice Danson presided. Attorney G W Stillman plans Kangaroo Chautauqua at Westholorf. sister Catherine graduates at Iowa State College.
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