Local Happenings in Titonka and Surroundings
Alfred Octtertetcher returned from three weeks in the south and met Jay Bud long in St. Petersburg Florida. Mrs Clarence Sthutter came home from Mason City hospital recovered somewhat. Mr and Mrs R L Kyitz returned from two months in Texas Mexico Florida and the east with Kay’s sister and her husband. Bryan Ast August Stuehrenberg and Darrel of Breckenridge Minnesota visited the Albert Goeschen home. Marvin Penning became parents of a son Duane. he is their third boy. Improvements continue at Titonka Savings Bank with a new floor and vault door being installed. Bob H Spear and wife welcomed a baby girl, their third child. Eleanor Boehm wed Duant North of Arnolds Park in Spirit Lake. Raymond Schutter visited the Wayne Millers in Versailles Missouri. Will Meyer of Brill traveled to Titanica. he and wife just returned from California where their daughters Marie and Ella Mae live. Beth and Jeffrey Conway and their parents visited Titonka. car damage occurred on the trip. Titania Lions Club fish fry set for Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the Legion hall. Sterling Meurer and Priscilla Stockwell announce baby girl Julie Louise born Feb 27 in Britt hospital. he heads to Washington D C. Mother and Daughter ban quet March 16 at 6:30 p.m. Speaker Mrs. June Goldman. tickets from local stores and churches.
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Alfred Octtertetcher
South
St. Petersburg
Florida
Jay Budlong
Alfred
Clarence Sthutter
Mason Caty
R. L. Kyiitz
Texas
Mexico
East
Kay
Bryan Ast
August Stuehrenberg
Darrel
Breckenridge
Minn
Albert Goeschen
Stuehrenberg
Loeschen
Marvin Penning
Duane
Titonka Savings Bank
Bob H. Spear
Spears
John Boehm
Amy Fisher
Claus Trarks
Wm. Welhausen
Spirit Lake
Eleanor Boehm
Johnnie
Duant
Arnolds Park
Presbyterian
Versailles
Will Meyer
Brill
California
Shirley Bunkofske
Bob Bunkofske
Algona
Martins
Shirley
Gas Caspany
Ella Mare
Tilfonka High School
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Beth
Jeffrey Conway
John Conway
Waseca
Julie Louise
Britt Hospital
Meurer
Washington, D. C
Priscilla Stockwell
Baby
Lem Stockwell
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
June Goldman
Reed Hardware
Mehlan Sundries
Sadie Denton
Mildred Eden
Fern Kitzinger
June Sparks
Franchise to lay electric transmission lines in Kossuth County
Official notice to residents of Kossuth County Iowa that Winnebago Rural Electric Cooperative seeks a franchise to erect poles wires guy wires towers and other fixtures to conduct electricity across public lands highways and streams in sections 23 22 and 21 township 98 range 27 west. Hearing set April 5 1955 at 10:00 a m in Des Moines before the Iowa State Commerce Commission docket E-11287 objections must be filed in writing five days prior.
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Iowa State Commerce Commission
Kossuth County
Iowa
Winnebago Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Thompson
Iowa ‘State ‘Commerce Commission
St. P.M
Des Moines
Carl W. Reed
John M. Ropes
John A. Tallman
Geo. L. McCaughan
Farm settler A. J. Black dies after long Riverton work
A. J. Black, aged 89, died recently. He spent most of his life on his Riverton farm, with only five years on a farm west of Hamburg.
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A. J. Black
Riverton
Hamburg
Local Births and Visits Feature Wodon Community News
Mr and Mrs Thomas Hinders Jr welcome a son born March 3 at Hancock Memorial Britt. The family now has three sons and two daughters. Dr and Mrs W L Tindall visited William Tindall in Montezuma. John Wood family visited William Wood and family. LaVerne Smith returned from Kansas City. Birthday Club hosted by Mrs W L Tindall with guests Mrs Harry Quinn. Lola Wood visited Karen Parkes in Morris town Minnesota.
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Thomas Hinders, Jr
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Britt
W. L. Tindall
William Tindall
Montezuma
John Wood
William Wood
LaVerne Smith
Kansas City
Harry Quinn
Lola Wood
Karen Parkes
Morristown
Minn
Legion Auxiliary Election and Meeting Notes at Titonka
The American Legion Auxiliary outlines the annual school election at Titonka schoolhouse on March 14 for two directors. A regular meeting at Dwight Garret home covered rolls and community needs, with new members initiated and donations to welfare groups. Reports included Red Cross, Girls State, March of Dimes, and dolls and clothing shipped to Woodward and Clinton. The note also mentions upcoming work meetings and prayers for world peace. The Bull of Polled Shorthorn show in Omaha and Roy Schwab’s long tenure as supervisor are noted.
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Titonka
Dwight Garret
Bridget Garret
Ollie Bruns
Cleo Nelson
Brid‘Ket Garrett
Betty Brandt
Frances Gingrich
National Welfare Foundation
Red Cross
Elsie Hansen
Swea Clty
Rosina Traesdell
Mary Deesterreicher
Consolidated School
St. Louis
Dorothy Nothwehr
March of Dimes
Camilla Cooper
Woodward
Veteran Hospital
Clinton
Department
Des Moines
Nothwehr
Mary Young
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