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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
4
A brief note from the Mapleton Press extols fishing as a timeless pastime. It suggests presidents often used fishing to ease burdens, while countless others in ordinary jobs find it a welcome respite from daily duties.
Mrs. Carl Callies hosted her bridge club after a postponed meeting. The Methodist Sunday School held its annual picnic at the school grounds with lunch, baseball, tennis, and games. Mr. and Mrs. W H Stoutenberg of Burt hosted dinner for several families and celebrated the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Budlong, while Tuesday marked the anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Budlong.
A roundup of social visits and travel across Algona area residents including Harald Breen, Marian Wood, and several families visiting kin. Local weather notes report heat and drought with crop concerns. Wedding, birthday, and community events weave through church and hotel stops as residents travel to Ames, Chicago, and nearby towns.
A Buffalo township election favors wet over dry by 150 to 97 among voters. Connecticut and New Hampshire also report wet results by a large margin. Some Iowa counties show dry results, but statewide trends indicate a wet majority. By counts, fourteen states are voted wet so far, with twenty-one more needed before repeal of the eighteenth amendment, anticipated in three to five years.
Dr W S Hamstreet reports a two to three week drilling effort at his residence. A water vein was struck at 146 feet this morning. Pumping did not lower the water level and the well now fills to the top, ready to be piped into the basement without a pump.
Sunday February 5 features the Spirit as the Lesson-Sermon focus across Christ, Scientist congregations. The Golden Text recalls John 4 24 and cites worship in spirit and truth while selections from Science and Health discuss God as All-in-all, Spirit, and Mind, filling all space.
Newton Himer Isaacs former president of the First National Bank of Thompson appeared before Federal Judge Scott at Fort Dodge for arraignment on an indictment charging violation of the national banking act. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $1500 bail awaiting trial. Isaacs, a well known figure in northeastern Iowa, faced claims of publishing a fraudulent bank statement and submitting a false report to the comptroller of the currency.
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