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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1938
Page
5
Cornelia Otis Skinner endorses The Readers Digest noting its compact excerpts save time. She says editors preselect pieces so readers can finish three or four on the way to a party and arrive informed. The editor urges all readers to enjoy the periodical.
Local society items include visits by Frank Conley and family, bridge nights hosted by Mrs. Joe Otis and others, and a sixth birthday party for Diane Kleinpeter. New baby Ida Mae born to Mr. and Mrs. John Kutschara. Ringsted creamery promotes Ralph Fiehler to manager buttermaker. Upcoming school election March 14 lists four candidates for director and treasurer.
Verna Schlepp says the pimples vanished after using Adlerika and her skin grew smooth and glowing. W J Denton, a local druggist, notes the product’s effectiveness and ongoing demand amid customer reports.
A couple moves toward a new life on a farm near Burt where they plan to build their future home. The OCR fragment notes a relocation and new residence in a rural setting.
Local families in Woden and surrounding towns report visits, gatherings, and travel. Chris Nelmen and son George handled business in Woden while Marjorie and Dorothy Dirksen visited Mason City. Attendance at a Crystal Lake card party, showers for Miss Bode, and several dinners and birthday events are noted among neighbors and relatives. Health updates include Mrs. Hindersr and Mrs. Hin ders at Thompson and Osage conventions attended by Woden residents.
Mr and Mrs A Missal visited Saturday with Mrs Tillie Leebig and family at Wesley. They also called on Al Wagner, Missal’s cousin, who had fallen on icy steps at his home and sustained several rib injuries.
Farmers Elevator Co offers March camp notes on hog feed sugared hog feed Semi-Solid Buttermilk and chick feed. Announces hard coal car and peat moss supply. Local anecdotes include a newborn baby and a courtroom joke. F B Hagen, manager.
Gordon Nelson was recorded as operator of the D-X service station at Clear Lake last Thursday. The Nelsons recently moved from here to the Lake. Floyd and Colonel Arends of Titania Welding and Plow Works left Wednesday to attend a welding conference in Omaha, planning to stay over the weekend.
Miss Carol McEwen spent last weekend with her parents at Peters on Iowa. Last fall her father was critically ill but is now able to be at work again. A few weeks ago her mother had an operation and just last week her youngest sister was operated on. Everyone seems to be getting along alright now.
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