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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
2
Bids due noon April 1 1935 from Trustees of German Township for care of the German Township Cemetery and the addition there to for 1955. Trustees reserve right to reject any bids. Card of thanks from Mrs Rentje Pannkuk thanks relatives neighbors and friends for support during hospital stay and at her daughter’s home.
Card of thanks expresses sincere gratitude to relatives and friends for the flowers cards and participation in the 60th wedding anniversary celebration honoring Mr and Mrs Chas Phelps.
Miss Evelyn Schutter daughter of Mrs Martha Schutter of Titonka wed Ralph Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Earl Taylor of Algona in Immanuel Lutheran Church Titonka at 730 pm on Friday Feb 18 The couple announced plans to live on a farm north of Algona A reception followed with 160 guests and a three tier cake the attendants wore pink and blue and both families attended the ceremony
Lt Carl Hayungs left Wednesday for San Francisco to report before overseas duty. Several local families welcomed new arrivals and visits occurred among relatives. A February 19 birth added to Mr and Mrs John Quinn family. One school board vacancy reported with March election looming. An automobile crash on Highway 30 east of Lisbon ended in a garage with minimal damage.
Miss Donna Jean Kramer daughter of Mr and Mrs C J Kramer married Richard W Olson of Forest City in a Friday evening February 18 double ring ceremony at the Presbyterian church in Woden Rev Simon F Wenger officiated by candle light. Bride given by her father. Attendants included Donald Kramer and Charles For rest. Sylvia Kramer sang and Margreete Traden baked the cake. The couple will reside near Woden. Feeding grain to ewes can boost lambs and market weights says extension sheep expert Eugene Francis at Iowa State College.
A surprise gathering honored Mr and Mrs John Hayungs for their 25th anniversary at their Woden home on Feb 22. A large list of Britt Fort Dodge and area guests attended. Cards, gifts, and a two tiered and Bible shaped cake were shared, with Harold and Carl Haytngs recently joining or departing duties.
The regular monthly business meeting for the Legion Auxiliary is set for Monday evening, March 7, at the Dwight Garrett home with Bridget Garret and Ollie Bruns as co hostesses. Members urged to attend and those not yet initiated to join.
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