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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
7
Miss Bette Holdcroft visits Williams Iowa and numerous neighbors share visits. Local marriages birthdays and illnesses appear alongside church group activities and social events with residents from Titonka Buffalo Center Algona and Lakota noted.
Thursday March 2 1989 social items from Algona area list visits from D Dye and Denton family along with Peterson and Sachau households. Merle Miller released from Bancroft hospital after appendicitis operation. Ed Ites Greenfield families mark silver wedding anniversary. Albert Lea trip for Ruby and Bud Stenzel and Kate station barn dance broadcast. Dorothy Brooks father Rev E C Brooks dies at 92. funeral held Sunday with family noting golden anniversary last July.
Local items report Rev Calvin Schnucker ill with sinus trouble. Neighbors and relatives visit at various homes including the Bodine, Beenken, Gray, Harms, Sonnenberg, Franzen, and Meyer households. Out-of-town mentions include Ben Kleist in Rochester and a Mason City visit by Mrs Fred Drake. Birthday gatherings, theatre outing, and late lunch close the round of social happenings.
John Swalve's illness noted. Anna Intermill and Eleanor drove Mrs. George Merrick of Omne r, N. D. to Algoma Monday where she met Hum boldt people. Merrick had visited here the prior week. Neighbors hosted a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gigler and family who move March 1 to a farm southeast of Titonka. Attendees included Telko Stecker, Herman Traks, Ed Ricks family, Henry Sonken, John Trarks, Harm Wibben, Mrs. Harms and John, George Rippenroth family. Cards, Chinese checkers, lunch, and a lovely gift marked the event.
A meeting is planned for Monday March 6 at 2 pm at the Farmers Co-Operative Society for local farmers. County Agent Brown of Algona and an Ames Agricultural Department representative will discuss fertilizer analysis and benefits, small grain smut treatment before seeding, and invite all interested farmers.
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