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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
2
The notice outlines annual subscription prices with different rates for regions. In advance payments are required, with $1.60 per year in some areas and $2.60 per year for Canada and foreign countries.
A staunch Republican, who supported Hoover in 1932, argues the party can win next year only if it sheds the old leadership including Hoover Mills Mellon Moses Grundy and similar figures. He urges younger progressive Republicans to craft a platform that embraces Roosevelt’s achievements and sound welfare policies. The call stresses moving beyond alarm and opposition.
The Iowa Insurance Department certifies that the Insurance Company named is authorized to transact Accident and Health Insurance in the state until April 1, 1936, with assets of 3 283.72 dollars and liabilities of 2 240.80, surplus 1 042.92. The Mason City Globe Gazette reports Russ Waller, junior editor of Upper Des Moines, fined 100 dollars for violating quarantine laws, facing a legal penalty and public censure.
A sequence of short notes lists residents and visitors including Carl Danner visiting Algona, John Rike at C. H. Moore’s, Bernard Marsh weekending in Algona, Harold Grover in Mason City, Earl Shipler calling Renwick, Betty Rash in Burt, Iva Trunkhill weekend with Doyle McFarland, Maurice Graham in Algona, and a forthcoming school board meeting on Monday July 1. Also noted are social calls among the Grover, Burger, Jandle, Trunkhill, Heini, and Clark families plus visits to Mankato and Swea City.
Mrs. Chris Bolle returns Sunday after visiting her mother in Eyam Ville Indiana. The Four Corners Social Club will meet Tuesday July 2 with Mrs L Hy Bantlett. The Portland Progress Club met at the Wendell home with a large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Watt Waltman and son Eugene spent Sunday at Collicott’s and Hood’s. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. McFarland and family visited Bancroft. Pearl Sathoff, previously employed for Mrs. Louis Bartlett, was operated on for appendicitis last week and remains at Bancroft hospital.
Insurance Department of Iowa reports a sworn statement from Preferred Accident Insurance Company of New York on December 31, 1934. Commissioner E. W. Clark certifies assets 6,487,865.39 and surplus 2,359,672.66 with capital paid 875,000.00, as of April 1, 1935.
Provident Life and Accident Insurance Company of Chattanooga Tennessee filed documents under Title 20 of the Code detailing group accident and health insurance in Iowa for compliance through April 1, 1936. The statement lists assets over 6.6 million, liabilities excluding capital at 5.23 million, paid up capital 800 thousand, and surplus to policyholders of 1.4 million with official seal and signature.
Harold Kettleson of Mason City visited friends in Woden Friday. Kenneth Larson spent several days at his Ti tonia home. Dorothy and Mary Truelson of Britt were at the Ted Truelson home Sunday. Mrs. John Bode and Gertrude visited relatives at Ackley last week. Ted Bode and C. A. Missman hosted dinner guests Friday. Herman Buns and family spent Sunday at the Turner home in Charles City. Elizabeth Dean of Traer returned home after visiting Henry Bode. Lillian Van Laven returned from a visit at the Wm Von Laven home in Mason City. Maye. W. Dirken and family notedMary W. Dirken.
Local residents report visits to relatives in Tama and Mt. Ayr. The Gleutine University quartet performed at the Woden Presbyterian church. Misses Clara and Louise Kramer went to Algona General Hospital for tonsil removal. Mrs. Chester Missman hosted a surprise shower for the bride. Mission Fest plans set for June 27. Dirksen travels to Mankato for a sister’s illness. Tindalls attend osteopathic meeting in Mason City. daughters visit relatives in Marshalltown.
The Lakota area reports social visits from the Wortman and Ukena families and many residents visiting kin in Ames Mason City and Spirit Lake. Illnesses include Kathlee Murray with pneumonia and C O Peterson sustaining a cracked shoulder blade. Dr Burr Dalton recently returned from Navy service in China and visited Lakota friends.
Residents from Mason City including Ruth Berschman Beth Hamnquist Worley and Louis Teli with son Billy visit Clear Lake for a weekend. Lien heads Interstate Power Co duties during absence with Gustafson family staying at Harl Ogren home.
KATHERINE McHVOY, Clerk of District Court, notifies all interested that a document purporting to be the last will and testament of Ubbe Ubben deceased was filed for probate. Hearing fixed for ten o'clock A M on the date and place, with Alma Pearson as deputy clerk Harrington and Lowe attorneys representing the estate.
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