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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1937
Page
2
The notice lists annual rates by region and payment timing. Bead of sateh territory costs $1.06 per year if paid in advance, $5.60 per year if not prepaid, and $2.50 per year for Canada and foreign countries payable in advance. The garbled text mentions Aritonica and trade territory in other states, indicating general rate structure across regions.
Henry Meinders of Buffalo Center was in town on business Tuesday morning. Mark Bacon transacted business in Algona Tuesday and attended the Market Day Sale. Mrs BH Bowker of Britt visits daughter Mrs Homer Downs this week. Mr and Mrs John Krull move from the farm to their south Algona residence. Mr and Mrs George Sonnenberg and family dined with Rev and Mrs A Kilian Sunday. Mrs Ray Miller visits Algona near Kossuth Hospital patient. John Stott travels to Shenandoah Tuesday with grain to sell and to bring back coal. Mr and Mrs Ole Michaelson and family and Mr and Mrs James McColley and family dine with Vincent Heifner.
The Mesdamers Henry Bode and Chet Nelson hosted a four table bridge evening for club members and their husbands at the Bode home. Mrs. Tom Lakore won high score for ladies and Tom Lakore for men, with Mrs. Dale Rittenhouse earning the travel prize. Miss Marietta Helgason weekended in Swea City visiting sister Mrs. Virgil Blumster as J. DeVries returned Monday from Sheldon and resumed teaching duties here.
The column records various local moves and visits across Woden including Oliver Snitker of Waukon, the Enderson and Brunsseng families moving, and a Sunday visit by the Britt residents. It also notes the Woden high school basketball team reaching the state sectional finals at Burt, defeating Maple Hill 44 to 24, with Alvin Helm as high scorer. Seneca defeated Woden 24 to 13 in the final.
June Overmeyer, daughter of Prof J Overmeyer, was among six girls in an icy Des Moines trip that ended when their car hit a slower vehicle on a hill, reversing and stopping. Mrs Yor and husband, returning from California, are improving after a stroke. Will Schram drove students home for weekend. Henry Meinders plans spring addition to his Germantown home. Titonka residents visit nearby. California land boom prompts request to stop Topic deliveries there.
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