Hiram Ward Works Week for John Anker Likely Job Gap
Hiram Ward has been employed by John Anker for the past week and will continue this week as his position for the ser ton opens up.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
3
Hiram Ward has been employed by John Anker for the past week and will continue this week as his position for the ser ton opens up.
The Wesley group sent twenty men to the men's meeting at Britt. The Methodist Ladies Aid meets at the church midweek. Mrs Arabella McPherson suffers severe asthma. Tiaward Tunsen of Lakota visits home for a week before Ames course. Community notes include shop outings, visits, and local sales listings.
Community notes from Curlew list visits by Wesley residents Mrs Erdman and Mrs Kennedy, repair work on a pressure tank at the City Water system, a Sunday School party planned at the Methodist church, and several local movements. Sightings include flu illness of Claus Tjarks, Ed Erdmann's Rochester trip, school board election results, and residents visiting Armstong Popejoy and Algona areas.
Woden Notes reports routine business calls in Garner and surrounding towns. Oscar Orthel visited friends in Alrift last Monday. Several residents moved, shopped, or visited Mason City and Britt, including the Collins and Eisenman families, with Bernice Cunningham aiding a move. Jack Smith sustained a cut and infection. he received medical care in Britt.
The article quotes President Coolidge stressing the nation’s strength lies in religious conviction and urges active participation. A sub-district rally is planned in Burt on the 23rd with 9:30 a.m. programs, noon dinner, afternoon events, and an Epworth League gathering at 6:30 p.m., plus a Titonka rally with President Mossman speaking, with full announcements next Sunday.
Engineer Smith of Algonaway surveyed and staked the new street grade on Tuesday afternoon. Work will proceed as weather permits.
Instructions for raising baby chicks from hatching to early growth. It covers when to feed, types of feed such as Sargent Starting and Growing Mash and Sargent Chick Grains, feeding frequency, and the nutrients in the mash. Also notes chick activity and feeding behavior to keep birds engaged.
Four candidates vied in a Titonka school vote with 207 ballots cast. Initial results showed a three way tie and after recounts a tie between Peter and French. The election was settled by lot with George Petersen and S. A. Reynolds named as winners from the old board.
Mrs. Lou Helfner addressed the faculty Monday evening. W C Gallmeyer took Johnny Jensen to Britt Monday to learn barber trade. Titonka Produce Co will travel car of Bargant's Chick Feed next week ready for delivery after arrival. G F G Vogel and wife of Butt visited Titonka Tuesday. Vogel sold mercantile building to B A Hangen and takes rent. Topic office received a pleasant visit.
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