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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1932

Page

5

Walter Elwell Buried at Wesley Thursday

Walter Elwell longtime Buffalo township farmer died last week in a Minneapolis hospital after an operation for bowel obstruction. He was buried at Wesley Thursday. His wife and two sons Will of Pine River and Fred of Austin attended with relatives and neighbors. The Elwell family lived in Buffalo township before moving to Austin about thirty years ago. Funeral attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Rethsamen and Floyd. The family spent Friday visiting at the Reichzamen home.

Waitor ‘Sitwell Buffalo Township Lindhorst Austin Minn Fred Rethsamen Floyd Oppedahl

Women of Kossuth County End Seventh Achieve ment Day

Kossuth County project women concluded their seventh annual Achieve ment Day Monday at the Burt Presbyterian church before about two hundred attendees. The program featured talks by Geo Godfrey and county agents, demonstrations from multiple townships, the Greenwood Ramsey orchestra, and a countywide judging of 10 townships’ project displays. Nine of ten townships achieved perfect scores. Ledyard topped with 998 points, Portland and Grant tied for second with 997, multiple townships followed closely.

Kossuth County Project Presbyterian Church Burt Geo Godfrey President County Farm ‘Bureau HCA Portland Riverdale German Township Nellie Huff Laverne Greenwood-Ramsey Orchestra Ray Miller Greenwood Township Iainted Mutele Helen Franzen Wastley Ledyard Grant Jos HH. Kienaman Town State Dept. of Health Irvington J. H. Warburton Women’s Co. Chorus Judge Neale Knowles Cape Daily Luverne Greenwood German Lincoln Ledyard Portland Greenwood Lincoln German Laverus Graanwood Garman Irvington Slath Plum Creek State Faiy Greenwood Tevington Greatwood Lawushin Alsa Neale Wollen

Legion Boys Beaten at Bancroft in 6 to 0 defeat

The Mtonke Legion boys lost to Bancroft Legion 6 to 0 at Bancroft on Sunday. The Indians fell 1 to 0 to Whittemore at Whittemore, with Titonka battery listed as Callies and Batt while Whittemore used Swanson and Loaheeda.

Legion Bancroft Mtonke Legion Bancroft Legion Acore Whittemore Indians Whittemara Titonka Callies Batt Swanson Loaheeda

Reform Ladlies Aid Meets The North Reform church

The North Reform church Ladies Aid will meet at the church on Wednesday June 22. Mesdames Grady Smith and Warner Beenken will host. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Reform Ladlies Aid North Reform Church Ladies Aid Grady Smith Warner Beenken

Local Politician R Intermill Suffers Partial Stroke

E R Intermill, farmer, fisherman and local politician, living northwest of town, suffered a partial stroke Sunday. He visited the doctor in town Monday and is expected to recover with careful care over a few weeks.

R. Intermill E. R. Intermill

Hamstreet Family Heads to Pittsburg Visit

Dr and Mrs W F Hamstreet traveled by car last Sunday to Pittsburg Pennsylvania to visit Mrs Hamstreet s relatives. The doctor plans a two week stay while Mrs Hamstreet and the children remain for an extended visit.

Hamstreets Pittsburg W. F. Hamstreet

Bocal Anglers Trip To Washington Lake Ends Quietly

A party led by Abbe Winter, Mr Larson, Gilbert Nelson and their spouses fished and picnicked at Washington Lake near Mankato on Saturday. They carried tents and cooking gear but fishing was poor. The trip ended with a rainy return on Sunday evening.

Washington Abbe Winter Wm, Larsen Gilbert Nelson Washington Lake Mankato Mion

Petersen Brothers Return From Two Day Fishing Trip

A. M. Petersen and Vance Reibedmen returned Thursday from Mill Lac northwest of Minneapolis where they fished two days. They were joined by Roland Shaw and Andrew. They brought home sixteen walleyes averaging about three pounds each and reported splendid fishing.

Family travels to Kingston for mother's funeral

Messrs Ear and Herman Blakley and Mark Bacon left yesterday in the Blakley car to attend their mother’s funeral in Kingston Tennessee. She died Tuesday evening at age eighty. The funeral is Friday and they will drive nonstop, with neighbors aiding on the farms until they return Sunday.

Ear Herman Blakley Mark Bacon Kingston Tenn Blakley Blakleys

Twelve 4-H Girls Meet For Rally Day Plans

Four-H Club news notes a meeting at Hstelle Bonacker’s home on Thursday June Sth with a brief business session. Rally Day occurred at Algona Fair Grounds on Tuesday June 1dth. Two new members, Margaret Callies and Carol Reaser, joined. lunch after the meeting was hosted by Gertrude Mayer and Lois Boyken. Lorraine Lamoreux and Hazel Miller to host June 28 at Hazel Miller’s home.

Hstelle Bonacker Algona Fair Grounds Margaret Callies Carol Reaser Rainbow Bridge Gertrude Mayer Lois Boyken Lorraine Lamoreux Hazel Miller T Loraine Paterson

Henry Field Campaign Remarks Spark Debate for Senate Nomination

The World Journal reports Henry Field claims he cultivates friendships helped his rise, while opponents doubt he is the best choice for Iowa’s Senate seat. It contrasts Field with Charley Dawes, praising Dawes’s proven capacity and blunt style.

Henry Field United States Pield Jowa Charley ‘Dawes Hell World-Journal

Intermill Family Ventures to Algona and Bondy on Business

Mr and Mrs B Intermill and daughters drove to Algona and Fonda yesterday morning Their youngest daughter attended the 4 H doings Algona and other family members drove to Bondy on business Mr Intermill who was stricken Sunday on his left side is seeking relief there from a specialist on this disease

BR. Intermill Algona Fonda Dquestor Bondy Intermill

Portland News Social Roundup From Algona Area

Miss on Trunkhill traveled to Cedar Rapids last week and returns home next day. Earl Ringsdorf and daughter Kathlore and Lola Waglekiat visited Newark, 8. D., for Earl’s daughter Viola’s school work. Sigsbee and family dined in Algona at Mrs. John Dittmer’s home. Mrs. A. W. Sigsbee visited Claud Sigsbee. Mrs. Ray Bierstedt and her son visited Mrs. Claud Sigsbee. Myrtie Ringsdorf and two sons from Bancroft and Mr and Mrs Fred Ringsdorf were at Will Ringsdorf’s. Ted Ringsdorf drove to Cherokee to help Frank and mother. Layon Ringsdorf stayed with Irvin Krieger. Beulah Larson guest of Lorena Peterson. Rose Marie and Margaret Ringsdorf with Tom Trenary children. Myrtle Larson week with Lorena Peterson. Web Stewart and wife at Charley Larson’s. Ostar Anderson and Irving brought Grandma Bletch back from Eau Claire Wisconsin. Mrs. Anderson is her daughter Tha. Andersons returned home early in week.

Trunkhill Cedar Rapids Earl Ringsdort Kathlorie Lola Waglekiat Newark Earl Viola Algona GO Sigsbece Algona John Dittmer A. W. Sigshee Claud Ray Biersted Claud Sigshee Cherokee Layon Ringsdorf Irvin Krieger Beulah Larson Lorena Peterson Rose Marie Margaret Ringsdorf Tom Trenary Myrtle Larson Lorengs Peterson Web Stewart

Week of local notices and social updates in town

Band concerts every Saturday night. Mrs. Geo Graham sick with influenza for a week. Judge and Mrs H A Jennings visited Spirit Lake relatives, returning Sunday. Supt C A Hoon left for Town City to attend summer school. Edith Budiong and Estele Bonacker took two carloads of 4-H girls to Algona for the county Farm Bureau picnic. Milton Pendergast returned from Bosworth to visit his parents G C V Pendar mast. Matt Hangen sprained his knee plowing corn and will need weeks of rest. Mr. and Mrs Lou Heifner returned from Afton with Mrs Heifner's sister Lenore Carolus for a long visit.

Geo. Graham H. A. Jennings Spirit Lake C. A. Hoon Town City Aftend The State University Edith Budiong Estele Bonacker Algona Essuth County Farm Bureau Milton Pendergast Bosworth GC. V. Pendarmast Matt Hangen Lou Heifner Afton

Hepworth League Rally Postponed With Youth Attendance

The Hepworth League rally for Methodist church notes a Friday evening postponement featuring seven churches youth, a sub district Bible Story Contest, social time, and refreshments at 15c. Officers elected earlier include Willis Phelps as president and Florence Reynolds as first vice president. next Sunday plans include office retallation, Membership Sunday, and a Children's Day observance with baptism and possible church membership. Dean services follow regular hours. four children were baptized last Sunday.

Hepworth League Lso Epworth League Willis Phelps Florence Reynolds Harold Krantz Prasidant Anna Sleper Wilbur Schram Pern Krantz Myrtle Anna B. L Buffalo Titanica D.V, Bis Dean

Bancroft Triumphs In Tight Bancroft Algona Pair

Hinton Legion baseball saw Bancroft win 6 to 6 in Bancroft against Hinton and Algona beat Titonka 8 to 0 at Algona. Two close affairs featured few hits with Bancroft managing more in a hard fought game. A second team win at Algona 3 to 2 in three innings sparked crowd interest.

Bancroft Farm Bureaut Algona Titomka Tiuuka

Arndorfer Lichter Marriage in St Revedit's Church

Milas Irma Arndorfer and Walter Lichter were wed in a nuptial high mass at St Revedit's Catholic church on Tuesday morning June 14 at 8 30 Rev Loeffelholtz officiated The bride daughter of John Arndorfer wore pale pink satin and net with a matching hat and bouquet Her sister Lorraine Arndorfer attended in yellow organdy The groom Magnus Lichter brother and Henry Lichter of Algona were in blue The couple will honeymoon two weeks then settle in Algona Congratulatory messages are arriving Wesley correspondence notes Milas is a registered nurse and Walter a son of Henry Lichter of Algona.

St. Revedit's Catholic Church Loeffelholtz Milas Irma Arndorfer Walter Lichter John Arndorffer Wesley Mfe Lorraine Arndorfer Magnus Lichter Henry Lichter Algona iWesley Corres

Anthrax Not Easily Spread On Iowa Farms

Dr. Dean C. H. Stange of Iowa State College warns that anthrax outbreaks on three or four Iowa farms likely stem from long dormant soil spores. Spores can live up to 20 years, making burning carcasses essential. Vaccination protects uninfected stock, but is not curative for already infected animals.

Towa Dean C. H. Stange Towa State College Stange North South Dakota Nebraska Iowa

Fishermen at Slyer Lake and farming notes from college

J. C. Newville M. S. Craven and Milton Pendergast fished at Slyer Lake on Tuesday. Asparagus should not be cut after mid June to let the roots store food for next year's crop. late cutting reduces the following harvest, according to a horticulturist at Town State College.

J. C. Newville M. S. Craven Milton Pendergast Slyer Lake Town State College

Bi-Centennial Celebration Admission Cut at Algona

The Kossuth County Fair board lowers gate and grandstand prices for the Washington Bi Centennial celebration on July Fourth to 35 cents for adults and 20 cents for children under fifteen. The Four Lorenzos, famed for dramatic breaks and gravity defiance, are booked as the headline attraction with daring acts and female performers. Other acts are being arranged for later announcements.

Times of Directo Kossuth County Four Lorenzos Paul Lorenzo Iin Thosa Lorenzos

Iowa Fair to Feature Washington Bi Centennial Scenes Des Moines

The Iowa State Fair will host Washington Bi Centennial tributes with eight nightly pyrotechnic scenes from the life of Washington at the grandstand August 26 to September 1. Highlights include Yorktown and Valley Forge, with natural colors and modern effects. Patriotic events span eight days with cooperation from women’s groups and Farm Bureau while Legion Day on August 27 adds to the celebration.

Des Moines Ian Iowa State George Washington Washington Yorktown Valley Forge Delaware Cherry Grandstand State Federation of Woman's Club Parent-Teachars’ Association Women’s Division Farm Bureau Legion Day

Legion Auxiliary Holds June Radio Party and Meeting

Legion Auxiliary notes a radio party at Pelday on June 24 and regular business and district meeting in Garner from June 27 to 28. Twenty members attended the Kosauth county meeting in Algona. Officers for the coming year include Levella Schenck as county chairman and Sadie Denton as vice chair. A display of interallied nation dolls was shown. gifts and dresses were prepared for a World War I veteran’s adopted daughter.

Pelday Levella Schenck Burt Sadie Denton Titanka Martha Bonneker Mera Petersen Swea Chy Fidao Irene Petersen Hather Asking Paarl Ricklefy Allen Mayfield Grace French Nadine deVries Camilla Cooper Martha Bonacker Inez Wolfe Carrie Bonacker Julia Nelson Cleo Nelson Mable Wilson Laura Hansen Mary’ Sartor Anna Bruns Mayme Wenty Estelle Bonacker Warfare Committee Sant Virginia G Olive Bruns

German Golden Giro 4-H Girls Meet at Grace and Harriets

The 4-H girls met at Grace Sleper and Harriet Stay on June 11 with six guests. Roll call, health talks, and demonstrations on framing pictures wall paper and table setting were followed by a picture memory contest. Grace Sleper chosen to accompany Vergis Kardoes to Ames. Next meeting June 25 at Bertha Hofbauer’s. table scarfs and bunters to be studied. Mrs John Wood improving after illness.

Grace Harriet Ona Mae Barton Anna Griffe Minnie Tapper Freda Saathoff Alma Slepng Dent Kossuth Hisauor Intermih Marriat Sleper Anna Abbas Sylvia Abbas Fanny Kardoes Anna Eisie Sylvia Lena Diana Ruth Grace Sleper Vergis Kardoes Ames Bertha Hofbauer Lena Tjaden

Lutheran Church Notes and Upcoming Events

Lutheran Church notes report Good Hope members at the Mission Festival at Immanuel’s last Sunday. Arthur Rika attended the Lutheran League convention at Clear Lake and returned Tuesday. Children’s Day is moved from June 12 to July 10. Bible School is canceled this week due to teachers at Synod in St Paul. English service next Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School at 7:30 a.m. Bible School will run next week Monday to Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. Rev Killan and Rev Schogatela attend Minnesota District Meeting of AULC in St Paul.

Good Hope Immanuals Church Arthur Rika Luther League Chidren Killan Schogatela Minnesota Distro Awl.c St. Paul Mion

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Walter Elwell Portland News Hinton Legion Baseball Arndorfer-Lichter Towa State Fair News Towas Legion Auxiliary Notes John Wood Lutheran Church Notes
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