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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
4
Ci W. Nicoulin of Algona Iowa advertises farm loans at 4 percent with no commission and nearly any term length. He urges borrowers to act now to secure favorable options. The short notice emphasizes available commitment and timing.
A rural scene shows Ma resting in an old chair as Pa returns home disappointed at missing her cone. He hears a familiar squeak and finds Ma rocking happily, a moment that conveys family warmth and quiet relief.
St John s Lutheran notes list services and activities led by Pastor Knopluh including Sunday School at 9 30 and Divine Worship at 10 80 along with midweek Lenten service. many local residents engage in weddings, visits, and social events. Alma Gerdes wedding shower and engagement to Delbert Goedel are noted among family gatherings and travel to Des Moines Kirksville and Mason City.
Families from Britt Garner Marietta and Buffalo Center attended weddings and dinners in the area. Several households hosted gatherings at church parlors and homes while others traveled to see relatives in Waukon Hampton and Algona. A fall on an icy sidewalk injured Grace Van Hoorn and nearby residents joined in community activities.
Third grade reports praise for spelling and reading progress as classes advance in geography toward Canada. Students study Poor Richard's Almanac and Benjamin Franklin, with top spelling performers named. Arithmetic moves to two and three multiplication, while science wraps a unit on clothing with student booklets and drawings.
The report covers second grade activities from Friday including a song story about a rabbit, mouse, and bear, kite making, and names of students who earned 100 in spelling. It also notes Clean Plate Club members and first grade’s new good citizen chart, a new pupil La Phyllis Fisher, and class happenings such as a chicken border, a Donald Duck puzzle, and daily hot lunches last week.
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