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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1939

Page

5

Clarine Johnson and Edward Boyken Wed in Blisworth Iowa

Miss Clarine Johnson and Edward Boyken united in a double ring wedding at Trinity Lutheran Church Blisworth Iowa with Rev C J Naglestad officiating The bridal party included maid of honor Miss Then Olson and bridesmaids Verdene Boyken Beryle Tweet Little Mavis Stenberg Best man Arthur Boyken and ushers Merlin Johnson Ernest Johnson Organist Eleanor Olson played Lohengrin March The groom is son of Mr and Mrs William Boyken Ellsworth and bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse M Johnson Ellsworth Benton County.

Trinity Lutheran Church Blisworth Iowa Clarine Johnson Jesse ‘M. Johnson Bllsworth Edward Boyken William ‘Boyken Titonka C. J. Naglestad Eleanor Olson Ellsworth Fred JC. ‘Missal Garner

Wedding Day in Titonka Ends With Simple Church Ceremony

An uncle of the groom sang O Promise Me as the bride was given away by her father. The bride wore white silk marquisette over satin with a short train and fingertip veil, and carried pink Johanna Hill roses. Attendants wore peach and light blue gowns. bouquets featured delphiniums and delphiniums. The reception followed in the church basement with a three tier cake baked by an aunt. The bride, a 1934 Ellsworth High School graduate, earlier studied at State Teachers College Cedar Falls and taught in Titonka. The groom is a Titonka native, a Luther College alumnus, and cashier at Titonka Savings Bank.

Miss Olson Delphiniums Iver Olson Jewell Mildrid Knutson Verdelle Knutson Ellsworth ‘High School State Teachers College Cedar Falls Titanka Titonka Luther College Titonka Savings Bank

Fern Lewis Weds Rev Wilbur Hassebrock in Lakota Church

Fern Lewis of Lakota married Rev. Wilbur Hassebrock at eight o'clock Sunday evening in a candlelight Presbyterian ceremony. The bride, youngest daughter of F. T. Lewis, is a Ledyard and University of Dubuque graduate. The groom, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hassebrock of Manly, Iowa, will serve as pastor in Davenport. A reception followed at the church basement.

Presbyterian Church Fern Lewis Wilbur Hassebrock Lewis F. T. Lewis Ledyard High School University of Dubuque Henry Hassebrock Manly Iowa O. H. Frerking Dubuque Frerking Wilson Brack Ledyard Walter Prigge Deloris ‘Hassebrock Norman Frerking Kenneth Hassebrock Lawrence Lewis Elizabeth Lewis Franklin Lewis Davenport

County Home Letting Set For August Second

At a special meeting of the Kossuth board of supervisors in Algona the date August 2 was set for letting the new county home to replace the old one destroyed by fire May 14. A July 3 hearing will allow bond backers to voice objections. Plans become available July 10. Official vote figures were 1,593 cast with 1,289 in favor and 304 against. Draft plans by Keffer and Jones of Des Moines show an 80 by 28 feet west-facing main block with a 28 by 53 feet east wing, a three story T shaped building, the east wing mainly sleeping quarters.

Kossuth Board of Supervisors Algona Bond Keffer and Jones Des Moines

Runyon, sole survivor, given second life term in bank robbery

Thos J Runyon, survivor of a Britt gang that killed James Zrostlik in 1935 and abused the Epp Gremmer family, was sentenced to a second life term for a Byota Minnesota bank robbery with kidnapping. He already had a life sentence from Hancock county in 1937 for Zrostlik’s murder and is under Iowa custody at Fort Madison. Accomplices are dead. one died after a raid and another committed suicide in St Paul jail while returning to Iowa for trial.

Thos. J. Runyon James Zrostlik Britt Farmer Epp Fort Madison Minnesota Iowa Runyon Britt Washington

Thanks for kindness after death of Dick Welp

The Children of Dick Welp and their families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown after the passing of their beloved father Dick Welp.

Cairid Dick Welp

Very Able Son Weds and Settles in Titonka

Edward, son of the bank president, is praised as a fine young man by the community. Congratulations and best wishes are extended to these worthy young people who will make their home in Titonka after a wedding trip in the west.

Edward Titonka

Two Girls Die In Separate County Car Crashes

Two highways fatalities in distant parts of Kossuth County within a week claim 12 year old Helen Meier of Burt and 22 year old Esther Oppendahl of Ottosen. Meier died at Kossuth hospital from head injuries after a three car collision on Plum Creek road northeast of Algona. Oppendahl perished from suffocation when her car overturned after a tire blowout while crossing a steel bridge north of Ottosen. Surviving relatives include parents and multiple siblings for Meier, and her mother and five brothers for Oppendahl. Funeral services were held for Oppendahl in Thor.

Jalgona Ikossuth Helen Meier Henry Meier Burt Kossuth Hospital Algano Plum Creek Gerald Ottosen Kossuth Kossuth-Humboldt Oppendahl West Bend Thor Iive Ther

Hildman-Pommerening Wedding at Wesley

Hildman daughter Lucille Elizabeth married Delmar Pommerenning at St. Josephs Church Wesley on Tuesday morning June 27. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Father Wagener. Attendants were Marie Pommerening and Mathias Hildman. The couple's reception followed at the bride’s home with white and yellow decor and a three tier cake. The newlyweds will reside on North Street in Algona after a trip to the Black Hills.

Wesley Lucille Elizabeth Hildman Ed Hildman Delmar EH. Pommerenine C. Ir. Pommerening Algona St. Joseph's Catholic Church A. J. Wagener Marie ‘Pommerening Mathias Hildman Vivian Studer Ruth Muehe Wesley High School Algona High School Stewart’s Champlin Oil Co Floral Hall Black ’Hills North Street

Truck and Car Crash on Bridge East of Burt

John Thompson and Clifford Holding of Burt escaped serious injuries after a head on collision on the steel bridge two miles east of Burt on the gravel road. Holding's truck and Thompson's car were both eastbound when the crash occurred. The car suffered considerable damage.

Burt John Thompson Clifford Holding Thompson Holding

Breen Plans New Brick Building For Boughton Swan

Jerry Breen to construct a one story 22 by 80 brick building with full basement on the lot north of the pool hall in Titonka. It will be leased to Boughton & Swan for a funeral home and furniture store, featuring modern frontage, fire-proof construction, and a full line of furniture. Work starts immediately and aims to boost the town’s business district.

Jerry” Breen Boughton & Swan Titonka Werry ‘Breen Boughton &Swan

Bancroft Lighting Plant Contract Let for $85045

Bancroft let the contract last week for a municipal light plant with a total of 85045 dollars for the plant and distributing system. Fairbanks Morse Co. is the contractor. Bonds voted earlier relate to the plant and its receipts but not to the town’s property. Interstate Power Co. holds a franchise at Bancroft for over a year. Completion is planned around January 1.

Bancroft Fairbanks-Morse Co Alemn Interstate Power Co

Algona Plans Big Celebration Fourth

Fair secretary Earl Vincent announces completion of the July 4th program in Algona. The schedule includes motorcycle races, baseball games, seven circus acts, an elaborate fireworks display, and concerts by the Algona high school band. The day features St Benedict versus Wesley, Swea City versus Burt, and Algona Junior Legion against Humboldt with a bowery dance accompaniment.

Fair Earl ‘Vincent Algona St. Benedict Wesley Swea City Burt Algona Junior Legion Humboldt Algona High School Algona Rhythm Club Bowery

Marriage Licenses Issued In Kossuth County Past Week

Marriage licenses issued in Kossuth county include Sam Haag 20 Algona with Dorothy Ward 18 Wesley Harold Nielson and Eldora Struecker legal Fenton Wilbur Haasebrack 25 Manly with Fern Lewis 23 Lakota Leonard Mortensen 31 New Richland Minn with Evelyn Haviland 25 Stevens Dayton Edney 28 with Wilma Gilman 24 both of Mankato Minn Delmar Pommerening 22 Algona with Lucille Hildman 19 Wesley Willard Harrison 21 Iowa City with Bertha Kluger 18 Swea City Arthur Satre legal Rockford Ill with Esther Fritzemeter legal Luverne

Kossuth County Sam W. Haag Algona Dorothy Mae Ward Wesley Harold A. Nielson Legal Ringsted Eldora M. Struecker Fenton Wilbur G. Haasebrack Manly Fern BH. Lewis Lakota Leonard P. Mortensen New Richland Minn Evelyn Havaland Stevens Dayton L Edney Wilma R. Gilman Mankato Delmar BH Pommerening Lucille Hildman Willard Harrison Iowa City Bertha Mae Kluger Swea City Arthur Satre Rockford Ill Esther Fritzemeter Luverne

Creamery Meeting At Lost Island Includes Butter Contest

Mr and Mrs Martin Bleich attended a section 6 creamery meeting at Lost Island last Thursday. Martin scored 938 in his butter sample. A butter nudging contest was won by B Kelly of Emmetsburg with Mrs A P Anderson of Humboldt winning the ladies event.

Martin Bleich Lost Island Martin B. Kelly Emmetsburg A.P. Anderson Humboldt

4-H Club Girls Prepare Demonstrations for County Event

Demonstration teams from 11 4-H clubs in Kossuth County begin work this week for the annual Achievement Day on August 21 at the county fair. District meetings led by Ruth Hicks set for June 28 in Whittemore, June 29 in Fenton, July 1 in the Hicks apartment, and July 5 near Swea City. Each meeting starts at 2 p.m., with clubs presenting demonstrations at local Achievement Day. New exhibits include record memory and conservation books. County camp quota allows 56 girls at Dolliver Park July 23–26, with talks by G R Ramsey and puppet presentations by Winnifred Brinkman and Jean Rutledge. One boy and one girl will represent the count at the state conservation camp August 10–13 at Camp Mitigwa. Candidates not named yet.

Kossuth County Kossuth Ruth 3S. Hicks Carl Ebert Whittemore Lotts Creek Will Weisbrod Fenton One Rock Portland Union Hicks North Jones Street Cresco Arvington G. G. Pefferman Hheme Swea Bancroft Mitlgwa Boone State

American Legion and Auxiliary News in Kossuth County

A splen did program is planned by Ethel Johnson and her committee for next Friday afternoon June 30 at Mrs Thora Cos grove home. A post meeting at Bancroft June 29 will feature Bart Hall and R J Laird as speakers. Titania unit urged to attend. regular July meeting set. Dues drive continues as Rose Bonacker reports several paid up members. Newly elected officers met to appoint standing committee chairs for the coming year.

Ethel Johnson Pidac Thora Cosgrove Idac Kossuth County American ‘Legion Department Legion Hall

Editors and Wives Meet in Titonka Event Circle

Ten newspapermen from Kossuth Palo Alto and Riau counties members of the North Iowa Press Association with their wives gathered in Titonka last Friday evening. Dinner at Wilson cafe followed by a Tyke Theatre show as guests of the Bartlett Brothers and stories swapped at the Tople office. Guests later at the Clark home. Next meeting planned as an August picnic at Okoboji.

Titonka Kossuth Palo Alto Riau North Iowa Press Association Wilson Cafe Tyke Theatre Bartlett Brothers Tople Clark Okoboji

Dorothy Ward and Sam Haag Wed in Wesley Algona Nuptials

Dorothy Mae Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ward of Wesley married Sam W Haag son of Mr and Mrs Roy Haag of Algona Sunday at 3 30 pm in the home of her sister Mrs Art Neuhring. Rev Kilian of Titonka officiated the single ring ceremony. The couple and attendants wore formal attire and a two course dinner followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside in Algona where the groom is a contractor.

Wpdsldy Dorothy Mae Ward George ‘Ward Wesley Sam W. Haag Roy ‘Haag Algona Art Neuhring Kilian Titonka Angela Mae ‘Hang Donald Ward Hang

Swea City Boy Sent Up for Stealing Automobile

George Juhl Jr. of Swea City was committed to the state training school at Hildera until of age unless paroled sooner. Judge G W Stillman sentenced him for stealing an auto at Banerft. A. Hix of Gordon Minn pleaded guilty to fishing without a license. fined $10 and costs. Hix was caught fishing in the Union Sidkehiar north Kos suth without a license with no fish caught. Theo Herbst of Algona paid a $4 fine for failing to observe a stop sign.

Algona George Juhl Jr Swea Hildera G. W. Stillman Banerft State Conservation Officer Hix Union Sidkehiar

Lions and Families Enjoy Big Picnic by River Bend

About nineteen autos carried Lions Club members and families, totaling roughly 75 people, to a Dave Webber farm picnic by a river bend. Art Hench, Ed Sathoff, and Clifford Krantz led the committee with help from their wives. A feast matched by merry singing kept attendees at the supper area late, with kitten ball and social games energizing both young and old.

Art Hench Eed ‘Sathoff Clifford Krantz Kitten Ball Dave ‘Webber

Richard Kent 25 Dies of Heart Disease in California

Funeral services for Richard Kent, 25, of Wesley were held at St. Joseph's Catholic church in Glendale, California, with Rev. Father Mallinger of Algona presiding. He died there of heart disease Friday after living in Glendale the past year. Survived by parents Lewis H. Kent and Mrs. Kent of Wesley, three sisters Michael Fox of Dwight Illinois, Mrs. Thomas McMahon, Helen Kent, and brother Lewis Jr., all of Wesley. Burial in St. Joseph's cemetery. Pallbearers Urban Richter, Dennis Lichtelg, Marvin Selmer, Ambrose Youngwirth, Bernard Hauptmann, Evroul Gloebig.

Wesluey Richard Kent Glendale California St. Joseph's Catholic Church Father Mallinger Algona Lewis H. Kent Wesley Michael Fox Dwight Thomas McMahon Helen Kent Lewis Jy Kent St. Joseph's Cemetery Urban Richter Dennis Lichtelg Marvin ‘Selmer Ambrose Youngwirth Bernard Hauptmann Evroul Gloebig

Infant Baptism for Judith Treanne Stecker

The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Telko Stecker was baptized on Sunday and named Judith Treanne. Guests at the Stecker home for dinner included Rev and Mrs Schulz Mrs Boyd Pannhuk and daughters Fannie and Alice Mr Bruno Stecker and his children Edward and Elida Miss Charlotte Wrericks and Miss Henrietta Tapper.

Telko Stecker Judith Treanne Stecker Home Schulz Boyd Pannhuk Fannie Alice Bruno Stecker Edward Elida Charlotte Wrericks Henrietta Tapper

Dodge City at Tyke Theatre Starts Sunday

Readable feature on Dodge City Kansas and its frontier lore, linking the town’s wild history to Warner Bros film Dodge City starring Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland. Highlights include cattle drives, Front Street water barrels used in gun battles, and the 1884 Cattlemen’s Association formation signaling shifts in rangeland control.

United States Tombstone Ariz Santa Fe New Mexico Wichita Dodige City Kansas Chicago Kansas City Fort Smith Dodge City Herman Lissauer Warner Bros. Studio Research Department Warner Bros Texas Cattlemen All West Cattlemen’s Association

Right of Way Rule Simplified at Intersections

The article explains that right of way gives safety but can be foolishly abused. It states arriving first cross first, or when simultaneous, the left yields to the right. It warns drivers to be careful or become a statistic and promotes careful driving.

Ice Cream Social Draws Large Crowd Saturday

A large crowd attended an ice cream social held by the Young People's Class of the Reformed Sunday School on Saturday evening. The event filled the venue with families and youths enjoying desserts and fellowship.

the Reformed Sunday School

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Clarine Johnson Edward Boyken Rev Hassebrock Hildman George H. Breen BREEN American Legion and Auxiliary News Dorothy Ward Sam Hagg K Ruth Neuhring Bride Lohengrin Mendelsohn Fred Missal
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