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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1945
Page
2
Local church events list Sunday school at 9:30, divine worship at 10:30, and midweek Lenten services. Community notes cover visitors, anniversaries, and school spelling contest progress, with social events at the Catholic Ladies Guild and Lafalot bridge club.
Blue Earth residents and visitors share weekend visits and family news. Mr and Mrs Virgil Wells of Blue Earth spent Saturday visiting Mrs Gust Nelson. Mr and Mrs Elmer Abbas and family of Buffalo Center visited Andrew Andersons. Roland Kollasch became parents to a son James Roland on March 13. Dennis Murray, working in Des Moines, spent the weekend with Dr and Mrs Murray. A D Austin attended a lumber congress in Mankato with Chris Asmussen in charge of the yard. Dr and Mrs Williams will visit Iowa City after a stop here. Dorothy Woodworth of Manson visited Fred Schroeder over the weekend. Mrs Raymond Smith and Mrs W E Ley shopped in Blue Earth Monday afternoon, with Mr and Mrs Harvey Reid also noted.
Alan of Algona visited Fred Schroeder home Sunday. Mrs Nettle Kester of Ehrote spent weekend visiting Harry Mugsman home. Pfc Paul Ukena arrived home Saturday to spend ten day furlough. Dorothy, student at University of Dubuque, also came home briefly. Dinner guests at C A Gutknechts included J E Akend family and Wortman group. Nearby, Dr and Mrs Murray hosted Elsworths, and Alfred Christ with children visited Albin Nelsons. Ferdinand Koppen arrived Friday for furlough with Nick Koppen family.
Woden exceeded the Red Cross War Fund Drive quota by 81 percent last week under town chairman Mrs. Frank Truesdell. Other workers included Mrs. Johnny Gerdes Sylvester Hoff Mrs. Jack Monson and Mrs. Orville Tomson. The amount raised was $364.50 from 84 contributors.
Thirty hunters from near Inwood went fox hunting but returned with seven rabbits instead of a fox. Proceeds from the hunt were donated to the Red Cross.
The March 12 1048 council meeting at Pretth Lumber Co reported roll call including Mayor French Clerk Reagep and Councillors Schutter Swan and Sathoff. Minutes were approved. bills paid as presented. Notes mention waste paper drive by WPB with 20310 pounds of old records. records date to 1896. Bill Hall at Upper Iowa University shovels snow with a horse drawn plow and friends suggest patenting the device.
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