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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1939

Page

5

Activities of Public Schools for the Week

The THS Junior News reports on a writing essay contest with insulin joke aside, ring display by Herr Jones, and a premium plan offering belt buckles and clips. It notes a relay typing contest won by Verd ene Boyken, with multiple rounds and high 35 WPM, plus skating party for Sophomores and English conjugation mastery. Freshmen and Biology activities include seed experiments and a hotbed plan delayed by weather. Basketball season ends with Senior boys beating Sophomores and Juniors 80 to 24 and first team boys routing first team girls 82 to 11. Baseball prep underway for summer play.

Esther Fritz Hedy and Hank Alice Budlong Sweet Rosy Martin Laura Smith Verdeng Boyken Lewis Larson Marjory Peterson Andrew Peters Verdene Boyken Anna Mae Moore Darlene Higgins Carl Snyder Sigwell Wood Oscar Gingrich Ths Clase Hounds Dunmire

Flu Claims Life of Elderly Sexton Woman

Mrs. Elizabeth Van ser, 72, sexton, died at her home two miles north of town Sunday morning from flu and complications. Survived by husband, two sons Ralph and George, and two brothers Owen of Marshalltown and Hugh of Waverly. Funeral held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at home with Rev. Arthur Bottom. interment Evergreen cemetery at Weeley. Pallbearers Olaf Unnemark, Ben Schrouth, Lou Boleneus, Carl Paetz, Mr. Hansen, Mr. Frimml.

Schram and Brandt Win In School Board Vote

Seventy votes were cast in a school election with no filed candidates on the ballot. Will Schram led with 36 votes to Chris Brandt's 34. Schram and Brandt won seats. Edward Boyken elected treasurer for one year after appointment following Lee Wolfe’s resignation. Mrs. Ethel Downs serves as secretary.

Will Schram Chris Brandt Edward Boyken Edward Lee O. Wolfe Ethel Downs

Eastern Star Banquet and School at Algona

About 165 persons attended the annual Eastern Star lodge banquet and school of instruction held last Friday at the Algona Masonic Temple. Mrs. Lucille Johnson of Hagel Grove, instructor for district No. 4, conducted the school.

Aligona Eastern Star Lodge Algona Masonic Temple Lucille Johnson Hagle Grove

THS Junior High Notes On England Talk And Spelling Contest

School notes recount Miss Holdcroft's England talk, grade debates on a six year presidential term, St Patrick posters, and birthday candies. Absent due to flu, but perfect attendance returned. Students cover geography maps, English possessives, Swiss winter sports, cotton production, and a spelling contest lead. Third grade work includes Silent Reader and large-number math.

Switzerland Cardinals

Damage suits totaling 40000 filed in district court

Three damage suits totaling 40000 were filed in Kossuth district court against Frank O Lowden James B Garman and Joseph B Fleming trustees for the Chicago Rock Island Railway Company. Plaintiffs Esther Johnson Marjorie Johnson and Fred H Bohn seek 40000 for injuries and death of Cora Bohn in a October 14 Hampton collision with the Rocket train. Bohn seeks 15000 for his wife’s death plus hospital and funeral bills. Esther seeks damages for permanent injuries and disfigurement. Marjorie seeks 10000. Petitions allege nine points of negligence by the railroad. March term opens March 27 with Judge F C Davidson. New cases include foreclosures and adoptions and probate estates including J G Thaves B S Pannkuk Albertus Furst and Cora Bohn.

Algona Kossuth District Court Frank O. Lowden James B. Garman Joseph B. Fleming Chicago, Rock Island Railway Company Esther Johnson Marjorie Johnson Fenton Fred H. Bohn Cora Bohn Hampton B. Kk Johnson Cedar Falls Waverly Bohn F. C. Davidson Emmetsburg Norton and Son Arnold F. Schmildt Mre Arnold F. Schmidt Kossuth County Fred Rath Anna Rath Burton A. Thorpe Martha Thorpe Vivian Reitz Dan .E. Lynch M. J. Wolfe Elizabeth J. Wolfe A. T. Foth J. G. Thaves Gertrude Thaves B. S. Pannkuk Albertus Furst Winnebago County Fred

Marriage Licenses in Kossuth County This Week

Marriage licenses issued in Kossuth County this past week include BE L Dahlhauser 27 of West Bend and Arlene Bannart 19 of Algona. Elmer Ortilloff 22 of Glencoe Minnesota and Elizabeth A O Hagan 19 of Silver Lake Minnesota. Russell Bates 22 of Algona and Luella Gregerson 17 of Algona. A Li Aved of Minneapolis and Marna C London 20 of Blu... Earth Minnesota. Claude E West 28 of Kensett and Lavern Sherrard 24, both of Kensett.

Kossuth BE. L. Dahlhauser West Bend Arlene Bannart Algona Elmer . Ortiloff Glencoe Minnesota Elizabeth A. O'Hagan Silver Lake Minn Russell Bates Luella ‘Gregerson A. Li Aved Legal Minneapolis Marna'c London Blug Earth iMinn Claude E. West Lavern Sherrard Kensett

Titonka Saving Bank names new president and officers

William Boyken was elected president of Titonka Savings Bank at a directors meeting, succeeding the late B. S. Pannkuk. BE. J. Van Ness of Algona became vice president and Edward Boyken is cashier. Carl Glesking fills the board vacancy created by Pannkuk’s death and is related as son in law to the late director. The officers and Giesking along with R. L. Krantz form the board of directors.

William Boyken Titonka Savinge Bank B. S. Pannkuk BE. J. van Ness Algona Edward Boyken Carl Glesking Pannkuk Giesking Mr. Pannkuk R. L. Krantz

Methodist Sunday Schedule and Meeting Notice

Methodist Episcopal Sunday School at 10 a m Morning Worship at 11 Epworth League at 7 p m Ladies Aid Society regular meeting Wednesday afternoon March 22 AT DOAN Morning Worship at 9 80 a m Sunday School at 10 30 a m renew Christian Advocate subscriptions overdue and hand to Pastor.

Methodist Episcopal Epworth League Ladies Aid Society Doan Christian Advocate

Wesley Boy Scouts to Have First Public Meet

Wesley will host the public investiture ceremony for Scout Troop 46 at the new high school auditorium on Friday at 7 30 pm. Twenty two youths will be inducted as Tenderfoot Scouts in a candlelight rite attended by the community. Lester Lease will speak on Scouting in the community and Bob Heath of Fort Dodge will present Scouting pictures.

Wesley New High School Lester Lease Bob Heath Fort Dodge Boy Scouts of America

Keils and Wolfes Go Fishing in Gulf

J E Keil and son Maurice with John Wood were in Texas to buy bees three weeks ago and spent most time at Whitsett. They joined Mr and Mrs Lee Wolfe for a gulf fishing trip to Corpus Christi and planned to return soon. The Kell party expect to reach Whittsett between now and Saturday night. Story hour for 4 to 8 year olds resumes Saturdays in the first grade room, sponsored by Titania Woman's Club under Mrs W J A Bleich and Mrs L G Gartner.

J. E. Keil Maurice John Wood Texas Whitsett Gulf Lee O. Wolfe Kell Whittsett Wolfes San Antonio Kells Titania Woman’s Club WJ. A. Bleich L. G. Gartner

Algona Salesman Found Gassed and Unconscious

Algona salesman Harold Rucker was found gassed and unconscious in his car about one and a half miles southwest of Whittemore on Highway 44. His car skidded Friday night between nine and ten o'clock, rolled, and the exhaust pipe broke, releasing gas while the heater and motor ran, which likely saved his life. he was moved to his Whittemore home Sunday.

Algona Harold Rucker Whittemore Highway 44 Suiday Rucker

Hamiltons Start Large Incubator at Titonka Hatchery

Hamilton Hatchery began the breeding season by placing the first 10 000 eggs in a 78 000 egg incubator at Titonka last Saturday. The process will continue this weekend and then twice weekly as the incubator fills, with hatches adding more eggs through the season. Will Ryan, former Boone manager, now operates the local hatchery and invites visits as hatching begins April 1.

Hamilton Titonka Will Ryan Hamilton Hatchery Boone

Legislature Gets Some Action As End Draws Near

The Iowa Senate reconvened to review Senate File 74 creating appointive commerce commissioner and discussed consolidating inspectors with the highway patrol. Debate highlighted efficiency and safety, with final passage on some measures and ongoing negotiations on a cigarette tax bill and a trash from the Supreme Court rules.

Senate Office of Commerce Commissioners Highway Patrol Beardsley 47Th General ‘Assembly Commerce Commission Attorney General Governor’s Office Commissioner of Public Safety Attorney General’s Office Governor's Office I National Guard State Planning Board Chickasaw Greater Iowa Executive Council Ffridiny Supreme Court General Assembly House

Many Farmers Move March 1 Amid Regional Relocations

A long list details farmers shifting homes on March 1 across Algona Burt Burt vicinity and nearby towns. Names include Loyal Young Bob Young Andrew Hansen Henry Baade Guy Carlson G C Hood S G Colli cotte L Dickmeyer H Miller Ed Larson Claude Sigsbee Ed Wolfe Hans Christensen Frank Burger Stevens Chas Scott Ed Hoppe Ragmend Mowgen Martin Fred Gray Bruno runs Walter Tapper John Janssen Henry Sleper W A Meyers Dick Bam man Louis Olson Meindert Schmidt James Hilferty Clair Winkle Ralph Harmus John Wibben Harm Sonius Harm Greens Wilbur Nutt Mike Eden Harry Angle August Rotschaefer William Trenary Harry Schrader and others relocating to farms near Swea City Bancroft Wesley Titonka and more.

Loyal Young Algona Bob Young Burt Loyal Andrew M. Hansen Henry Baade Haneen Guy‘Carlson G. C. Hood S. G. Collicotte Rutland Buffafflo Center Walter Tapper John WR. Janssen Thompson Henry Sleper Janssen W. A. Meyers Sleper Dick Bamman Klemme Louis Olson Bamman Jake Gigler Enno Hden Fifonka Hvert Sleper Gigler John R. Meyer Wesley John Alice Bancroft Imeindert Schmidt Hilferty Woden James Hilferty Mason City Clair Winkle Schmidt Ralph Harmus Chas

Follow-Up Meeting at Sartor Home Friday

At Mrs. Pierre Sartor's home a homemakers follow-up meeting was held on Feeding the Sick. Leaders were Mrs. Clara Bruns and Mrs. Edith Falk, with Mrs. Hol Zweifel assisting in Falk's absence. Twelve ladies attended including Mrs. Nelaina Hansen, Mrs. Henry Allits, Mrs. Dick B. Meyer, Mrs. W. H. Rickless, Mrs. Pierre Sartor, Mrs. Oscar Miller, Ruth Miller, Mrs. Raymond Bartlett, Mrs. Jerry Braen, Mrs. Ollie Bruns, and Mrs. J. A. Bleich.

Pierre Sartor Clara Bruns Edith Falk Falk Hol Zweifel Zweifel Nelaina Hansen Henry Allits Dick B. Meyer W. H. Rickless Oscar Miller Ruth Miller Raymond Bartlett Jerry Braen Ollie Bruns J. A. Bleich

Well Selected Foods Prevent Many Diseases

Mrs Ruth Seaton Hicks home agent spoke at the ladies training school about diet and convalescence. She demonstrated four trays for liquid soft convalescent diets and urged body building foods to shorten recovery. Attendees included Mrs Maurice Bill borough and others at Mrs Ed Zweifel’s home on March 10.

Ruth Seaton Hicks Buffalo Ladies Training School Ed Zweifel Hicks Maurice Billborough Miller Nelson John Boekelman Calvin Schnucker Clara Bruns Pred Adamson Mise Louise Miller John Sleper Alvin Griel End Guy Bab Whentin John Backelmgp

Lions and Ladies Banquet Opens Titania Lions Club

The Titania Lions Club held its charter night banquet at the Methodist church dining room with members and ladies from Garner Britt Forest City Boone and nearby areas totaling about one hundred. Entertainment included marimba and piano numbers by Patty Senneff and talks by Lions officials. the charter was presented to the club by Kenneth Goodrich and accepted by J L Miller.

Titanica ‘Lions Club Methodist Church Garner Britt Forest City Boone R. J. Fritsch Louis ‘Bartlett Thonka Writsch A. G. Hench Fred Missal Patty ‘Senneff F. W. Senneff Jean Barcarolle Tales of Hoffman Offenbach Tschaikowsky Mozart Friml Li.a. Jensen The Lions George Free Garner Club Kenneth Goodrich Lions Organization Goodrich J. ‘l. Miller Titania Lions Club

Phillip Aman Killed in Car Truck Wreck Near Algona

Phillip Aman of near Sexton died instantly Tuesday evening when his Dodge coupe collided with Harold Miller’s truck driven by Art Askin on the highway about three miles east of Algona. Stormy, low visibility. Aman, a 69 year old widower, was returning from Algona and died with his left arm crushed.

Philip Aman Sexton Harold Miller Art Askin Algona Aman Ant Mr. Aman Art Hoe St. Paul

French Lumber Company Takes Bowling Honors

The French Lumber Co bowling team won the local league championship in a 42 game series ending last Friday. Standing shows French Lumber Co leading with .848, Tyke Theatre at .383, Pete's Ollers at .244, Hamm's Beer, Jeunes Produce, and Woden Palmernd's cape inbe among others with partial scores and standings.

French Lumber Co L French Lumber Co Tyke Theatre Pete’s Ollers Hamm’s Jeunes Produce Woden Pmernd's Cape Inbe Ds Fakotg Roserecbenees Sd

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Rosemary Bacon Sverdeth Boyker Evelyp Sacha Marjorie Mechier Clarence Brandt Muei Maxine Stott Donovan Andrews Charles Reffer Merlyn Hoover John ‘Rike Lynch Eastern Star Lloyd Miller England America Amy Fisher Doris Hofmann James Slayden Connie Gonzales Alfred Baade William Boyken Bank President Wesley Boy Scouts Keils and Hamiltons Gillette Sartor Phillip J. Aman French Lumber Company
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