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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
7
Titonka businesses offer robust markets for various products and confirm up to date supply points. The Titonka creamery issues February checks, indicating active commerce and cash flow in the community.
John Wood remains very ill. Lorraine Peterson listed as sick earlier. Harry Ricklets and family, Hol Awlefel and others visited Algona for business. Louise Conradl Myrele Johnson Ida Sachau and Frank Pishey attended Sunday and Des Moines trips for business. John Cunningham of Burt visited Join Wood, who is very sick, with March oats sowing noted and past sowing in early days.
The action unfolds entirely in the Watsons living room in a small Missouri town. Present time. Produced by special arrangement with the North Western Press of Minneapolis Minnesota.
A parade of social visits, medical updates, and small town events fills Lakota and Bancroft pages. Highlights include Leo Richter’s appendectomy and steady recovery, Maude Hanya becoming Burt’s postmaster, and numerous households hosting relatives and neighbors over weekends. A large land sale near Bancroft to Dr. White of Seattle for 45000 dollars stands out amid routine notices.
The THS student activities cover Home Economics night hosted by Miss Irma Campbell with French toasts, decorated tables, and a menu. A Huckleberry Finn play cast plans a post show party, while the Government class trips to the State Legislature and Historical Building loom next week.
Writings note a Pine Art and Pottery Exhibit with Indian pottery cures and town history wigwams. Maxine Stott won Friday spelling contest with Herb Schram as first alternate and Jackie Callies second. they travel to Algona for county contest Thursday. Fine arts display set for Thursday and Friday with prizes for top sketch drawing.
Mrs Fremont Faut hosted a one oclock luncheon with Mesdames Ray Stone H Lavern e H H Phillips LaVerne and O E Schall as District Executive Board members completing spring convention plans. Members of the Wednesday evening dinner bridge club celebrated high scores at the Wm Boyken home. A Mothers and Daughters banquet is slated for next Tuesday at the Methodist church, with male volunteers handling dinner and Mrs W G Muehleman of Algona delivering a speech on Financing The House of Our Dreams. Mrs A M Peterson hosted the Womens Club for the regular Thursday meeting featuring officer elections and a study review of Forgive Us Our Press passes. A six thirty dinner and bridge gathering followed at the Ball home with high scores noted for both genders and various travel prizes. Ladies Aid met Tuesday with Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy and Mrs John Bovkelman hosting, Mrs A Hoon leading a Women of the Bible lesson focused on Rebekah and Lear. Mrs Philip Buffington to entertain the Dean Ladies Aid this Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Rex Austin and families were Sunday visitors at George Larsen s. Mr and Mrs Jim Shipler and family visited Burt relatives Tuesday. Chas Phelps and Mrs Bernard Phelps with children spent Tuesday with relatives in Burt. R M Wallace of Algona and Marie Grover visited the Wm Kinsdort s Friday evening. Leo Brayton and two children Leo and Iva Marie spent a few days this week visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs W F McFarland and family visited Bunnhay guests at G O McFarrlands in Marble Rock while Cecil Long Donald Greiner and Dorothea Dickmeyer attended. A Henry Smith card party awarded Tom Clayton first prize Sophie Peterson consolation Iona Godfredson cut prize. Lutheran Aid hosted a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Tony Lahse celebrating their twenty fifth anniversary with many neighbors in attendance.
Thirty years ago wages for teachers in German township were raised last week up to 32 dollars per month. C W Stage returned home from North Dakota after visiting his ill father. W T Hall traded 480 acres for a quarter section near Titonka. Wm Smith Lennox D plans to move back to a farm in German township and build this spring. The Topic received an invitation to the marriage of Miss Anna Belle Stone to Delbert Fitch on March 22, 1905 at the Stone home.
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