Titonka Topic Publishes a Local Telephone Co Charter
The Titonka Topic reports the incorporation of a local telephone company with headquarters in Titonka Iowa. It notes authorized capital stock nine thousand nine hundred ninety dollars issued in shares of fifty dollars each. Directors include Ernest Peterson and Clarence W Mechler. Officers named: Ernest Peterson president, Clarence W Mechler secretary, John H Uken treasurer. Annual stockholders meeting set for January each year beginning 1949. Private property protection clause included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ors
Ernest Peterson
Titonka
Iowa
Clarence W. Mechler
I le D. Khroder
E. A. Mechler
John H. Uken
Doege Telephone Company Notice of Incorporation
Notice of filing under Chapin 491 and Code of Iowa 31946 states the corporation Doege Telephone Company, with principal office in Titonka, Kossuth County, Iowa, and the place of business in Titonka. The document lists corporate details and amendatory references for the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin
Fotlows
S “Doege Telephone Company
Titonka
County
Kossuth
State of
Iowa
URE
Wesley News Highlights Local Social and Travel Notes
Local society pages show Mrs. Tom Furburger hosting a bridge. Mrs. Viola Studer and others win and place in events. Families travel to Florida Mexico and Minnesota while hospital visits occur in Mason City Fort Dodge and Kanawha. Election filings for school board and a large birthday announcement accompany a mix of community events and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Furburger
Viola Studer
Wiliemson Low
Ed Wiliams
Fred Geefeki
Floreida
John Drummer
Local notices and community events in Ladysmith area
Oscar Johnson suffered a badly bruised shoulder in a fall at his name Tecetadly Orr. Mrs Irvin Chamberlain of Ladysmith and formerly of Wesley visited last week and stayed with Chase Nygaards. Their son Jerry, a junior, is finishing the school year at the Nygaard home. Lenten services at St Josephs church are announced for Wednesday 7 30 pm and Sundays and Fridays at 2 30 pm. The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion hall with Mrs J Hauptman and Mrs W Hrubes hosting. High school class tournaments were held with sophomores beating freshmen and seniors defeating juniors in the finals. Joe Hildmans moved from a Garner farm to a Clear Lake farm with Julius Matz Vincent and Matt Hildman helping March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Finnemark
Seefed
Irene Studer
Mary Jane
Joe Wagner
Joseph
Kanawha
Odahbolt
Albert Reich
Peter Reith
Mercy Hosptal
Fort Dodger
Calix Bauer
St. Cloud
Minn
J.T. Meurer
Jimmy
Cheryl
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Esther Skow
Joe Skow
Frances Rowe
Kenneth Gatton
Tom Young
Dick Griffhorst
Wesey Public School
Lee Snook
Ivan Johnson
Wesley
Loof
Hall
P. Hauptman
Herman Bade
Harry Bade
Algona
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
Albert Girard
Wichita
Kansas
Ralph Smith
Fred Hart
Girard
L. N. Millers
Beaver
Iowa
Wm. Ryan
Oscar Johnson
Orr
Irvin Chamberlain
Ladysmith
Wis
Chase Nygaards
Jerry
Nygaard
St Josephs Church
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion Hall
J. P. Hauptman
Wm. Hrubes
Ors
Julius Matz
Vincent
Matt Hildman
Joe Hildmans
Garner
Clear Lake
Hanigs Host Mason City Visitors Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hanig and daughter of Mason City spent over Sunday visiting their parents at the Geo Hanig home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Hanig
Mason City
Geo, Hanig
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AS McNamar, Driver
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Raymond Wessels
Marvin Wessels
Pete and Miff
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West and Davis, Auctioneers
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Titorka
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Monarch
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