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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
3
The fragment suggests a discussion at the Ntonka Postoffice about Jews as second class male matter and touches on attest in a circumstantial territorial claim, with unclear wiles. The text appears to reflect censorship or classification debates within a local paper.
The Lu Verne News editor Coleman pursues explanations for his fascination with a Clear Lake widow, signaling a thorough personality. Mention of state and national politics suggests party realignment, with Democrats in Des Moines and Washington criticized for inaction and a $25,000 taxpayer cost for legislators’ vacation. Noted figures Johnson, Huey Long, and Father Coughlin are described as ringmasters in social justice debates. Victor C Nelson of Lavenburg, Kansas, visits sister Mrs Leg C Wolfe.
The Henry Meyers family moved to Hayfeld on March first and vacated the John Krull property undergoing repairs. They will be occupied by Len Kenchenreuther's family. Ruth Miller visited Des Moines from Wednesday to Saturday with her sister Hazel, a student nurse at Iowa Lutheran hospital. Rev Fremont Faul and wife attended the regular preachers meeting at West Bend on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Swalve and Mr John Swalve have been on the sick list the past week.
Wm Schroeder Jr was on the sick list. Mrs Sam Warburton hosted the Acorn Club. Wade Ball and LaVern Liesveld visited Buffalo Center. Mr and Mrs J E Ukena did business in Mason City. Mrs B P Powery and daughter Catherine visited Algona. Raymond Smith suffers from a badly ulcerated tooth. H E Wortman and son Morris dined with Wade Ball. Betty Lou Johnson had tonsillitis. Hugh Lewis visited Britt with the Ashman family. Ben Heyes visited Delavan Minnesota. Tabe Loats and Herman Wessels drove to Spencer for a new Plymouth. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs John Spier. E R Worley dined with the Rinderknechts in Ringsted. Mrs Harry Mussman was ill at her parents’ home in Elmore. Miss Dorothy Theil visited Tabe Loats at Buffalo Center. E J Woodworths visited relatives at Ocheyedan. Many attended the Algona show but did not win the bank night prize.
Mrs Mirtie Buckeman of Algona hosted guests at Mrs Laura Penny. The Fred Schroeder family dine with Coonie Roelfgema. Olive Lewis visited from Des Moines. Loyalty Crusade drew thirty Presbyterians. Various locals attended meetings, visits and church activities. Albert Hans family quarantined with smallpox in Willmar, Minn. Many townsfolk traveled to Mason City and Granada for events and errands.
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