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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
7
Local notices report missing film receipts, medical updates, and travel mishaps. Hawley and Mason City family visits, Franzen health, and a hospital stay for six year old Denny Krominga. Community members share travels, services, and church attendance while drug store items for sale and medical supplies noted.
A series of brief social items from the Algona region notes visits and calls to residents, mentions trips to Rochester for medical needs, and upcoming events. Highlights include Anna Boekelman visiting from Mason City, marine training in San Diego, and Duane Higgins visiting during four days before Marine Corps schooling. Also recorded are a marriage license in New Hampton for Arthur Budiong and Beulah Thompson, a tea hosted by Mrs. H A French for United Service Women, and a Camp Harlington dispatch detailing Richard Isebrand’s training and flight-fire exercises with Liberator bombers.
Morning worship at 10 30 Sunday School 9 30 and evening service 8 00. Young People Club meets Tuesday 8 30. Choir rehearsal Tuesday 9 30. Young People's Conference at Dumont Reformed Church Thursday June 29. Rev H E B from Pleasant Prairie Academy will speak Sunday morning Endure hardness as a good soldier of Jesus Christ II Tim 2 3. Housecleanings Thursday afternoon. Good Hope Lutheran notes no service this Sunday due to Immanuel's mission festival June 26 to July 1. Bible Camp at Clear Lake American Lutheran Conference. Four league members and pastor family to attend camp. League to attend one evening program.
Immanuel Lutheran near Titonka hosts an all day festival with three English services led by Rev. H Foege Rev Reinertson and Rev Reinertson at 10:30 2:00 and 8:00 with moving pictures from New Guinea. All welcome. Community notices about local visits, church activities, and sales supplement the schedule.
Mrs. Tracey Ward knitting chair reports shipment of two navy turtlenecks four olive drab V neck sweaters and two mufflers this week to the Kossuth County Chapter. Mrs. Emma Callies sewing chair notes progress on twenty summer weight bath robes and expects shipment very soon.
Portland news items describe visits and calls across households including W J Stewart, Clyde Gorton, Martin Larsen, Harvey Graham Sr and family, Vernon Larsen, and others. Occasional hospital, vacations, and sick lists noted with multiple Wednesday and Sunday gatherings and community travel to Mason City and Forest City.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Black and daughter Lois traveled to Rochester Minnesota for a doctor visit as Lois has not felt well for some time. Twenty eight relatives gathered at the Earl Mullarkey home for Father’s Day honoring both Mr and Mrs Mullarkey. Mrs Katherine Park of Algona spent Sunday with Wade Balls. Mrs Harnest Wortman returned home from hospital in Algona and is recovering from surgery. Mr and Mrs Michael Winter of Mason City vacationing with relatives, staying at the Wortman home to help while Mrs Wortman recovers. Mrs Martin Asche is at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge for ongoing ailment treatments. Miss Beulah Scott left for Chicago for summer employment. Mrs Wade Ball visited Blue Earth Minnesota and saw cousin Merrill Sparrk t and family. Mrs Ward Dawson and daughter Shirley of Excelsior Minnesota visiting Ida Smith and Raymond Smith. Mrs P Powers slipped and injured her right hand but is improving. Mrs J H Ukena hosted cousins in honor of R L Williams planning a trip to California via Algona and Fort Dodge. Winston Schroeder spent a week at home then left for furlough. Mr and Mrs George Meyer visited Magen City to consult a child specialist about their son Dean’s health.
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