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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
3
The speech emphasizes valor and unity, urging frank leadership to revive the economy, create jobs through direct government action, stabilize currency, and restore world trade. It stresses restraint against speculation, a good neighbor foreign policy, and rapid domestic measures to raise agricultural values and prevent foreclosures.
A public works revival drew attention as residents debated the law’s reach amid a quirky urban anecdote about goldfish in garden pools facing harassment by prowling felines. The reference hints at community concerns and local governance dialogue.
Marshall Swift and Co. of Mason City will manage the B T A program at the school building Monday evening. They will present quartetta music and feature a display of furs for a style show. The firm has appeared here before and is well liked by Titonka residents.
Grace Green and Trad Wubben wed Monday at 2 pm in Rev Thompson's home with only Miss Anna Eisenhauer and Martin Wubben as witnesses. Grace wore blue silk. Grace is daughter of Mrs S Green and a rural teacher. Trad is son of Mr and Mrs John Wubben. they will farm on the bride's mother's place. Mrs Wabban will finish teaching this term.
The nation ordered all banks closed by presidential proclamation last Saturday morning and will stay shut until Friday morning unless extended. Massive withdrawals in Chicago and New York triggered the crash as Federal Reserve banks closed with Washington. Banks mostly handle money changes only. opening date remains uncertain with Iowa and Oklahoma exceptions and penalties for noncompliance.
Anna Mae Tidman of Buffalo Iowa received honorable mention on the book page of the Sunday Register for a schoolchildren book review. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Tidman formerly of this place, Annie Mae’s friends here are glad she won this merit.
Lutheran church announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 10 a.m. Lenten service at 7 30 p.m. Confirmation classes held Tuesday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m. All notices point to ongoing church activities and instruction times.
The February 28 ceremony at seven o clock united Miss Muattle Limberg of Woden and Mr. Paul Meyer of Woden in a single ring rite performed by Rev. D J Meyer. Ruth Meyer sister of the groom assisted, and Esther Meyer wore orchid crepe as bridesmaid. The couple planned a four course dinner for relatives and will reside on a nearby farm.
Sunday morning services at 10 and 11 with improved Sunday school turnout. Officers and teachers urged to arrive early to welcome classes. Our Young People's orchestra will perform and Epworth League meets at the parsonage Sunday evening. Bible study class to pause briefly. further announcement soon.
A local school election will seat two new directors to succeed George Peterson and Win Schram as terms expire. Incumbents Paterson and Schram seek re election and Jay Budiong has filed. A third name will appear on the ticket. write in any other candidates. Also notes a sale listing for coal brooder and work horse.
In a Senate debate over relief measures, Senator L. J. Dickinson of Algona urged ending the $15,000,000 fund for transient relief, arguing it would encourage unemployment and transients. Colleagues challenged his stance, with Ashurst and Johnson defending relief and questioning the blunt call to send people home. The North Central District round table in Mason City outlined a day of meetings and program items including reports, a recital, and a luncheon conference schedule.
Mr and Mrs Peter Schreck traveled to Wimore Minnesota to view the newly bought barber shop of their son in law Milton Pendergast who will assume ownership on March 10. Mrs Pendergast will finish her year of teaching in the Titeuke school.
District committee woman Marie Standley of Boone calls on each unit to provide gifts for a Veterans Hospital Knoxville carnival on March 15. Items include sweets, cigars, games, and quilts. donations due by Thursday evening or Friday morning.
The Reformed Church marks Lent with sermons on Jesus experiences before the crucifixion. Last Sunday covered Jesus in the Upper Chamber and next Sunday will feature Jesus in Gethsemane. The Sunday school now uses a new quarterly system with materials ordered for three months and minor class changes. Sympathy extended to the Meyer family after Mr Meyer's father died in Bradford Iowa last Friday evening.
A bill introduced in the Massachusetts legislature against setting up horses tails was withdrawn. If horse show organizers continue displaying horse tails, the measure may be re introduced.
Honor Roll items list individuals tied to Iowa towns including Warner Beenken of Titonka and H J Van Ness of Algona with dates in 1934 and 1984. The entries mention Mech and Meh roles, names such as Joy Johnson, Peter Govern, John Govern, John Swarve, Dick Harms, Bd' Rike, Pitonka, and locations Bancroft Pitonka Towa.
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