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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1932

Page

5

Former Titonka banker praised for twenty years of service

The Glendale and Hawlway branch honored Herman Nelson, vice president and manager, on his twentieth anniversary with the bank. Nelson began as cashier in 1912 and built a 37 year banking career across several towns, earning civic roles and local leadership. He resides with his wife and three children at 641 East Harvard.

Hile Njang Uessocution Board Glendale Herman Nelson Nelson Ita Arca Pepruary Bank of Donersl Glendale and Hr Hing Kooplig Paca Swindala Nelsottis Towa High Aeriogs Britt Iowa Citizens Bank Security Bank Peoples Bank Titonka Glendale Lode Eilis Kiwanis Club Heudale Property Owner’s Division California, Real Estate Board Chamber of Commerce Glendale Advancement Association Nelson Jn Harvard Edith Mae Mote Herman Ja H. Vincent University of California At

Town Council Proceedings March 7 1932 Minutes

Regular monthly town council meeting held at eight p m with Mayor Wolfe and council members present. Bills approved totaling several dollars and warrants issued. Light installation at northwest corner discussed with Interstate Power Co. Election officials appointed for March 28. Mayor’s salary cut to fifty dollars per year and councilmen’s fees eliminated. Meeting adjourned. Local column notes reference Bull Moose Jensen and past political events with dismissive satire.

O'Clovk P.m Wolfe Callies Panakuk Stott Saror Win Voues Paunkul Hd Calles Interstate Powey Company Rva HB. Rachut L. Callies Anton B. Panukuk J. G. Newville Nathanial Walsh Wotton Boyken

Melletta County News Reports On Local Business Pulse

The county paper outlines the current business climate with emphasis on openings in Bradstrest and Bradstown. It notes advertisers and market activity, highlighting small firms and the overall commerce tone in the area. The piece reflects a brisk, if unsure, regional business mood.

Notic to FAimers Jo will sharpen your dite at the time old price

Notice announces sharpening services at old price with a free plow lay with disc purchase. Oiler valid until April 1, 1952, by D A Salutz back smith in Titonka Iowa.

Notic D. A. Saluttz Backsmith Titonka Towa

Reward Paid for Aiding Recovery of Mail Pouches

Mrs. John Hutchison received a $26 reward from W A Kenyon acting chief inspector of the UW 8 Postal department in Washington for aiding in the discovery and recovery of two mail pouches stolen from the Chicago Great Western railroad station at Belmont on April 25 1981 The pouches were found in an abandoned sand pit four miles east of Wesley by Mrs Hutchison and her brother Fred Lawler Federal officers later arrested Russell P Buchanan and Donald W Francis who were sentenced to six months in jail by the Federal court at Fort Dodge.

John Hutchison W. A. Kenyon UW. 8 Washington Chicago Great Western Belmond Wesley Huttellson Fred Lawler Algona Russell P. Buchanan Donald W. Francis Fort Dodge Wealey Corres

Death of August Garman Sr in Wesley

August Garman Sr died Saturday after a long illness at age 79. Funeral services were Tuesday at 9 at St. Joseph Catholic Church, with Rev. Geo. F. Wessling presiding. Burial followed in St. Joseph Cemetery. He leaves a wife, four daughters Mrs Frances Welg of Aberdeen, Mrs Anna Spangler of Park Lake, Mrs Adela Schigmer of Blue Earth, Mrs Agnes Escheid of St Benedict, and three sons Isadore Garman of Sykston, Richard and August Jr. of Wesley. The Garmans had lived in Wesley for years, coming from St Benedict. The community extends sympathy to the family.

August Garman Puneral St. Josepha Catholic Church Geo. F. Wessling Frances Welg Aberdean Anna Spangler Park Lake Mra Adela Schigrmer Blue Earth Minn Agnes Escheid St. Benedict Isadore Garman Sykston Richard August Wesley Garmans

Woden Young Man Weds Wesley Girl

A pretty wedding took place last Thursday evening February 25 1932 at the Presbyterian parsonage in Woden Miss Anna Tjarks became Mrs Henry Dirksen Rev Krune officiated The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Glaus Tjarks wore lavender georgette and carried roses and carnations Her sister in law Mrs Henry Issbrand was in tan georgette The groom Henry Isebrand wore blue The couple planned to reside on a farm northeast of Titonka with warm congratulations from family and friends

Woden Anna Tjarks Henry Dirksen Krune Sndora Glaus Tjarks Mie Henry Issbrand Henry Isebrand G. Dirksen Dirksen Titonka

Township and Community Meeting Reports Summary

HDA Pebruiy describes planning Farm Bureau meetings and judging Home Economies exhibits at the Liyvermos winter fair and Vernon Consolidated School institute in Humboldt county. Talks covered club work at Falkstrea m Organization events. A Warm Buravy district meeting occurred in Mason City on February 11 with county chairwoman Mrs J A Warburston Lakota attending. Subscriptions for the Times offered at one dollar for the year.

HDA Pebruiy General Farm Bureau Liyvermos Vernon Consolidated School Institute Humboldt County Falkstream Organization Mason City J. A. Warburston

Siemen Smidt Weds Francis Tjaden in Double Ring Ceremony

Siemen Smidt and Francis Tjaden wed Thursday at 4 pm in the bride's home northeast of Titanica Misa Frances Myjaden, youngest daughter of Alva Wanadon. The couple, attended by relatives, will reside on the Henry Beenken farm south of Lakota after a four course wedding dinner for about 40 guests.

Titanica Misa Frances Myjaden Ind. Alva Wanadon Siemen Smidt Mr Wand Mra Warner Smidt Tey IL W. Schoen- Jein Witessel Smiak Tjaden Wm. Tjaden Henry Beenken Lakota

Branagan of Emmetsburg enters race for Congress

Branagan W J Branagan of Emmetsburg junior publisher of the Emmetsburg Democrat announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for congressman in Iowa s Eighth district He filed nomination papers and is 86 years old married with two sons He is son of W I Branagan longtime publisher of the Democrat and veteran politician with a history in Iowa Democratic circles

Tranagan Branagan Emmetsburg Democrat Iowa W. I. Branagain Leonard- Rea-O' Brien Legion Post Marquette University of Milwaukee Wis Emmetaburg Democrat Woodrow Wilson State Central Democratic Committee Dm- Imetsburg Democrat

McFarland Announces Senate Candidacy in District

In the Democrat the formal announcement of Hon. B. F. McFarland of West Bend as a candidate for the democratic nomination for state senator in the district is published. A leading merchant for decades he is praised for his official service and writings on the currency issue, with backing from Sas sut h, Barmet, Palo Alto, Dickingan and Clay counties.

B. F. McFarland West Bend the Journal McFarland Thoas Democrat Wall Straet Paris Valpas American Republic United States Sassuth Barmet Palo Alto Dickingan Clay Pattinson McParland

School Election Next Monday

The regular annual school election will be held next Monday at the school building. Two members of the school board are to be elected. The terms of W. L. Atott and Chrys Brandt expire. Plank is slated to fill one vacancy. No candidate has filed for any other offices. Patrons who are enrolled in the public school can vote.

Fin School Board W. IL. Atott Chrys Brandt

Political Fragment Promotes Voter Freedom in Aleona Advance

The piece argues against political coalitions and favors voter autonomy to choose their candidate. It suggests opponents would unite to eliminate rivals, while praising freedom and individual choice in elections.

Aleona

Fire Barn Saved After Early Morning Blaze

Fire department and men rushed to the Wm. Winter residence at Ges Lesser farm early Monday but arrived to find the fire out. The blaze started from a defective chimney and was extinguished in time by water from the Winters and their family. The women were preparing to wash when the alarm sounded.

Tha Mronka Winter Ges Lesser Farm Mr. Winter

Annual District Round Table at Fort Dodge P T A

Pr LT A notes all members and friends to attend the Annual District Round Table on Friday March 19 at the new Fort Dodge Junior High School. Program runs from 9 registration 9 30 singing 10 two minute previews 11 15 Colored Ladies Quartette 11 30 report Mrs W A Carter Mason City luncheon Wahtowse Hotel 1 80 Children s Orchestra 1746 playlet 2 00 messages from state and district 2 30 Mixed Chorus 2 45 business meeting 2 15 address The Why and How of Parent Teacher Associations by Supt John H Beveridge Omaha Neb This program replaces the regular P T A meeting and is pay night An admission of 10 cents charged to all.

Fort Dodge W. A. Carter Mason City Wahtowse Hotel Supt John H. Beverlige Omaha Nebi

Town Council Slashes Officials Salaries

At a Monday meeting the town council voted to cut the mayor’s pay from 160 to 50 per year and reduce council members to zero pay. The resolution takes effect April 1 1932, aiming to lower taxes. Nominating papers for mayor or council are due this week for the March 28 election at the Legion hall.

Legion Hall Titonia

Ex-President Coolidge Writes for Our Paper

Former President Calvin Coolidge contributes a full article titled To Bring Back Prosperity on an upcoming page. The piece urges readers to engage with his views and discuss them with neighbors. Also featured is an advertising note from Woongocket News recounting Pred Anderson of Cozad, Nebraska, who reports $300,000 in business in a town of 1,800 and credits advertising as the key to his success. Anderson advocates investing five percent of gross sales in advertising.

Calvin Coolidge Newspapera of America United States Randera Papar Cozad Noly Pred Anderson Anderson Hed Springs Gadvertaing Uy Paya

Burt Civil War veteran J H Grover 93 dies in Burt

J H Grover a Burt area Civil War veteran aged 93 died Wednesday morning March 2 after a period of illness. Born July 27 1838 in Jolien IL he later moved to Iowa then Wisconsin before enlisting in Iowa units and serving in the Iron Brigade. He married Mary Elizabeth Stahl in 1864 and homesteaded in Kossuth County before moving to Burt with his family. Survived by five children seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Burt Presbyterian Church with burial in Burt Cemetery.

Adang J. H. Grover Glover Burt Nover Grover Graver Nasmmth Thurt Jolien UL Hig Iawa Goven Theamily Ledl Wis Wisconsin Iron Brigade Logansville Bull Run Lindt Mary Elizabeth Stahl Wiliam Portland Township R. M. Wallace Algona R. J. Grover Des Moines Matis Grover Presbyterian Church Burt Cemetery Burt Monitor

Alfalfa Bill Murray as aspirant mocked in satire

The piece criticizes Oklahoma governor candidate Alfalfa Bill Murray for theater over politics. It notes expense growth, more state workers, and cars since his election, with relatives on the payroll and stumping against his referendum. The column mocks his fame outside Oklahoma and questions governance ability.

Bill Murray Oklahoma Murray William Sale Thompson Chicago England Iowa Hfa Gince Hia Towa Cicero United States Senate Bill

Honor Roll entries from several towns in Iowa dates

A garbled list shows multiple names and dates across Iowa towns including Waden Waden Wesley Burt Titonka and Titonka with dates ranging from 1933 to 1938 and names such as W. L. Tindall H Lindsman and Mrs Peter Larsen along with several misspelled locations and uncertain details.

W. L. Tindall Waden Iowa Gao G. Belutter Wesley H. Lindsman & Son Wellsburs Peter Larsen Burt W. FL Stott Titonka Senys Towa Heu Lene Lowa Will Ringedore Fbby Woden Tows

Legion Auxiliary Spring Meeting In Mieth District

A joint spring pop meeting of all posts and units in the Mieth district is planned at Mort Dodge Tugs day on March hth. Key leaders from the Iowa Legion and Auxiliary will present program items, with meals and a dance to end the day. Members are urged to attend for important welfare updates and charitable reports.

Miehth Mort Dodge Rob Goldesh J. 1. Laird Frank Milos Midler Iowa Legionaire Jane Pritchard M. Myrton Skellay Watch the Legion and Auxiliary Jack Higley Ommeraburg Marie Stand- Tey Boone Womson T. S. Veterans Hospital Knoxville Qrayce French John Pouelzen Wannie Kel Mayme Petersen George Graham Mildred Jennings Leng Tjaden Grandma Newville Newville Pearl Rickless Mable Wilson Orlando Fla Southland Dixie WSB Atlanta WJAX Jacksonville

Sues De Bruyn Estate for Immense Sum

Four separate petitions filed in Garner court seek a total of 72 275 dollars in damages from Mabelle DeBruyn administratrix of Cyrus DeBruyn estate. Plaintiffs Oliver Bingham Carl Tegtmeyer Garratt De Bruyn and Opera Carver claim sums for hospital bills and related costs after a deadly October 10 1931 accident near Woden that killed Cyrus DeBruyn and injured four others.

Woden Cyrus DeBruyn Worden Sennett Bliss, Witwer & Sennett Mason City Plaintate Mabelle DeBruyn Oliver Bingham Carl C. Tegtmeyer Garratt de Bruyn Opera Carver Clerk of the Courts Chrta J. Johansen Garner Britt News

County weed eradication plan to be discussed in Algona meeting

The upcoming county-wide weed control program will be discussed by the board of supervisors weed commissioners township trustees and farm bureau representatives in Algona on Thursday March 21 at 1 pm R H Porter of the extension service and Botany department at Iowa State College will share methods used successfully in other counties and help plan future county campaigns Weed control is seen as critical to agricultural production and farmers are eager to contract to manage weeds The notice also mentions continued sheriff sales and local foreclosures with mortgage burdens on farms and a note about flu and illness affecting Mrs Wm Boyken

Kossuth County Board of Supervisors Farm Bureau Algona R. H. Porter Serviee and Botany Department Town State College Thlt Porter Panmara Everywhere

Also Mentioned on This Page

Titontka Bull Moose Jensen Bull Moose Capitol Melletta County News Bradstrest AL Stachies Albert Stachies Mitchel Burt Hoon Stachies Stachie Iis Hardware Mitchell Laws A. N. Jenin Jansen Steelle Staehtes Kriethe W. T Burl Monitor Krase Offelating Francis Tjaden H.W. Sehaenteta Coolidge Bart Ploveer Iuried Bviday Legion Auxiliary Notes Sues DE Bruyn Estate Wm. Boyken
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