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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
4
Card of thanks from W H Ricklefs Maur ice Sathoff and John Pannkuk with thanks for blood donations visits cards letters gifts and flowers after hospital stay illness and death of a wife and mother, noting appreciation from family neighbors and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Goetz observed their 23rd anniversary with a surprise party Sunday evening hosted by Homemakers members, spouses, and relatives. A 500 game yielded high scorers Ruth Sparks and Clair Hildman, with Joan Goetz and Howard Finemarket law as travel winners. a lunch was served and a purse presented to the couple.
The Immanuel dart ball team defeated Lakota in extra innings last Friday evening in the district championship playoff. Both teams had one loss. they had previously faced Good Hope Titanka Renwick Britt and Conwith. Immanuel advances to an area tournament seeking greater success.
Dudley Weible 8th district adjutant will speak at the American Legion Post 488 meeting here at 8 pm Friday March 3. Members invited veterans welcome to attend. Refreshments served and important items to discuss. Please return the green folding chairs borrowed from the Legion.
Mrs. J L Haverly a Wesley Iowa resident with deep local ties died after a 12 hour illness from cerebral hemorrhage at St Ann hospital She was born Clara Estella Johnson in 1896 and married Julius Haverly in 1915 He died that year She later married John L Haverly They farmed near Wesley then moved to town in 1941 Surviving are her husband four daughters a son seven grandchildren three sisters and two brothers Burial was at St Josephs Cemetery in Algona Pallbearers included local men from Algona
The American Legion Auxiliary reports a county meeting at the Algona Legion hall next Tuesday March 7. The regular March business meeting is set for Monday evening March 6 at the Denton home with Louise Mechler and Sophie Conradi as hosts, Mrs. Ted DeBoer assisting. February work meeting March 24 at Mrs. Chas Hipp’s home had low attendance. carpet rags sewn but feather pillows incomplete due to limited help. A Des Moines veterans hospital visitor notes appreciation for articles sent. New calls include carpet rags wheel chair covers bed side table covers bed pads feather filled pillows padded chair backs. The unit president announces shipment of 216 story books and comics plus three boxes of gum coat hangers and 102 greeting cards to the Woodward state hospital. Regular business meeting is Monday evening March 8 at the Denton home.
Mr and Mrs Will Kardoes were honored Friday February 24 at their Buffalo Center home by friends neighbors and relatives for their 40th wedding anniversary A talk by John Wabben a cash gift and an anniversary cake plus lunch marked the event Attendees listed include Anlo Kardoes Elmer Gray Bill Penning Henry Meinders Dick Menders Walter Tapper Harm Risius Martin Wubben Fred Wubben John Roessema Harm Gruis Ed Aukes George Meinders John Woubben John Steppe A Roskamp Peter Beenken Kobus Tjaden John Isebrand Henry Beenken Britt Jim Trask Crystal Lake August Josten Klemme
Read about fifth through eighth grades covering spelling grades, class activities, annual photos, and field trips. Juniors note two films and varied assignments. seniors discuss biology, algebra, world history, English Arthurian tales, and a light weekly schedule with reporting by Joyce Isebrand and Kathleen.
Students express disappointment over snow delays and bus service. History class shifts after Mr Castor’s departure, while substitute Mrs Mehlan leads discussion on Sectional Rivalry post War of 1812. English covers Longfellow and Lowell, with typing practice and improving speed tests noted.
Fragmentary text mentions operating levers and punching keys with focus on avoiding hate mistakes. Context unclear. no identifiable people or organizations. The piece reads like a partial transcription or notes about a mechanical or control task with emphasis on accuracy and concentration.
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