Lease assistant hostesses named for event
The notice lists Mrs Veo Mullin and Mrs P C Haynes as lease assistant hostesses for the upcoming event.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
2
The notice lists Mrs Veo Mullin and Mrs P C Haynes as lease assistant hostesses for the upcoming event.
Miss Henrietta returns from Newall Iowa to stay with nephew Henry Kiletet and niece Mrs Henry Schmitt in Garner. Several residents share visits between Algona Burt and Buffalo Center. a swollen hand and ringworm case, a bar injury at a barn, and a hospital trip for throat treatments are noted. District 1 70 canceled due to storm. school workers install at District 6. Portland Ladies Farm Bureau meets. many families travel for visits and funerals.
Willams couple Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ricke and child visited relatives of Henry Ricke and Charles Froelich. Dorothy Kraus visited her parents Charles and Mrs Kraus from Manly. No school Friday due to convention in Mason City. Irvin Haynes underwent tumor removal at Marcy hospital Mason City and is recovering. Gerdes family returned from Chicago. DeHtta Hall taught at Forest City visited Humiboldt. Irma McGee, a local teacher, spent time at Humiboldt and returned to Forest City. Ladia Aid met at Raymond Hansen home. good turnout reported. Lucille Kunz of Algona stayed with her mother Ann Kunz. Study Club planned with Mrs Lease. one act play planned by Mrs Bleich. Mrs Dawson visiting Mason City. accompanied by several friends. Irene Haynes recovered from appendectomy and returned to Mercy Hospital at Mason City for a three year course. No services at Congregational Church due to storm. John W. Harris funeral held at M. E. church in Algona. survived by widow, four daughters Hazel Anderson, Mary Harris, Florence Hansen, and a daughter in Algona. two sons Bion Harris and Everett Harris. Burial in Algona. Sympathy extended to bereaved family. Miss Anna Flom visiting Rev Barnston in Britt. Jorgen Show family attended Christian Endeavor convention in Mason City. M. E. Aid to meet Wednesday March 29 with Mrs A M.
George Larson was a business caller at Algona Friday. Tony Godfredson spent Friday night with Bernice Larson. Charley arsons called at the Geo. Larson home Sunday. Mrs. Canrle Bonacker and Ida Sachan Mags hosted visitors from Titonka at Gil Nelson’s home Saturday afternoon. A dance was held at the Dol Pitch home Friday evening with a large crowd and lunch served. The Portland Peppy Pals met at Marie and Martha Schieppol’s Saturday. three new members joined Margery Gregerson Carol Jain Elsie Jain. Letha Mann gave a lesson from institute. They studied three new pictures for picture memory Indian pioneer and Negro music. A delicious lunch was served. Nelma Henderson spent the weekend with Lauretta Larson. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Jandl and daughter Mita from Minnesota visited. Kim Shipler stayed Saturday night at George Larson’s. Pulp Morris son-in-law of Joe Dunke is ill with a cold. Bewlah Lauretta Larson and Delma Fenderton were callers at Albon and Wesley Saturday. Five swings and two tealer tat.
Woden News lists visits and errands by residents including Sam Smiths and John Jumker in Mason City, influenza illness, school closures due to snow, and community activities. Several residents travel to Algona Garner Britt and Estherville for business, papers, and funerals, with many families hosting and attending gatherings and meetings.
Bertia Grove aged two suffered underweight until Vinol iron tonic prescribed by W. J. Denton, Druggist. After taking the remedy the child reportedly gained ten pounds, illustrating Vinol as a health aid for undernourished children.
Desserts centered on custard with milk eggs and fruit offer nutritious treats. Prune filled custard and prune whip top a custard base. coffee froth uses eggs and coffee. Also notes on a pastry shell custard with cooked prunes or strawberries and whipped cream. Aided by an extension engineer’s repair guidance for small shop tasks.
Grain should be offered as soon as lambs will eat it. Iowa State College advises early grain feeding with a oats and bran mix and a touch of oilmeal, plus legume hay. Lambs born late February reach 80 to 90 pounds by June 1. Docking and castration timing advised. use a creep to limit ewe access. grain gradually replaces oats in feed. Also notes on farm tool readiness and shop tool upkeep.
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid soda as it disturbs digestion and causes gas and sour stomach. It touts Adlerika as a better option and claims one dose cleanses bowel poisons that trigger gas and sleep problems. W. J. Denton, druggist, endorses the product.
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