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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
7
Community notices center on visits and family events north of Woden with many residents traveling or hosting gatherings. Military families share postings from Anzio to Alaska and a newly promoted engineer at Omaha's bomber plant.
This page lists social visits and family notes from Algona area households. Entries mention visits to the Harvey Graham Sr. and Graham Bros. homes, dinners with the Bristow, Larsen, Phelps, Jennings, Lashbrook, and Clark families, and travel or address notes for Maurice Graham in Italy and Willis Phelps in Freemont Utah. Also notes include a funeral in Ames and a Four Corners Social Club gathering, with small ads for popcorn and pasture requests.
Morning worship at 10 30 Sunday School at 9 20 Evening worship at 8 00 Young People Club meets Thursday 8 30 Ladies Aid Wednesday June 21 1 30 In church basement Mission Fest Day praise and record offering 1250 Ps 115 1 Luther League meets June 20 8 00 Women Missionary Society June 21 8 00 Outlooks topic Child Evangelium Vacation Bible School closes Thursday picnic Achievements program at 2 00 all invited
Good Hope Lutheran in Alfred announces Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 30 a m followed by Divine worship at 10 30 a m A memorial offering will be received in memory of Dr M Reu a noted Lutheran leader The Luther League hosts a reception banquet for the 1944 confirmation class at 6 45 p m with Rev EB Reinartson delivering the main address
June 5 1944 regular meeting of the Town Council noted present Mayor French Clerk Reaser and councilmen Schutter Swan and Fisher Minutes read and approved bills listed including W H Stott Pittsburg Equitable Meter Co J R Schutter Labor on Sewer Dwight Graham Labor on Sewer George Graham Labor on Sewer Pete Wagner Labor on Sewer Hilbert Severing Labor on Sewer Chas Cooper Labor on Sewer Interstate Power Co May electricity and other charges total 229 60 Motion to grant cigarette and beer permits for June 30 1944 to June 30 1945 carried Florence K Reaser Town Clerk 4.25 3.40
Immanuel Lutheran, four miles east and one north of Titenics, Rev. Wm Plant, pastor, hosts a Saturday Children's Day mission program rehearsal at 9 30 a m and a Sunday Children Day service with a Mission Day program at 10 30 a m. The congregation’s offering funds visual education for Vacation Bible School and children’s offerings support missions. Ladies meet at the church Thursday June 22 at 1 30 p m for church cleaning.
Rev. W. L. Patterson leads the Methodist Church with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. A Doan Sunday School session is slated for 6:30 a.m. with morning worship at 8:00 a.m.
County Extension Director A L Brown stresses shade or wallows to keep hogs cool and alive in heat. Swine expert HE L Quaife notes 20 by 40 feet can shelter 100 hogs, providing air circulation under a four foot high shelter. Simple support posts with cross pieces, old hay or brush add shade, dust control advised with oil or water to reduce sneezing and coughing.
Long term Federal Land Bank loans offer low interest rates and safety advantages. Learn more from H. D. Hutchins, Secretary Treasurer of the Algona National Farm Loan Association, at 110 So. Dodge St, Algona Iowa.
A double ring ceremony Wednesday June 14 at Emmanuel Lutheran Church near Titonka united Dora Anna Planz and Forrest Rode. Bride wore white marquisette and seed pearl details. groom's family and neighbors attended a reception at the bride’s home with about one hundred guests.
Dead animals processed at our plant are a major source of grease needed by the government for explosives. For prompt courteous service Fred Hagen. Phone 30 Farmers Elevator. Our truck visits your community daily.
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