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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1933

Page

3

Four Bandits Loot Woden Farm Home Robbery

A group of four masked bandits robbed the Elsemann residence two and a half miles northwest of Woden on a Wednesday evening around 7 30. Mrs Elsemann handed over cash after being threatened with revolvers while two other bandits rifled a chest, leaving bonds and certificates behind. Estimated loss about 8200 dollars. Local sheriff and state police investigated. no arrests announced.

Oscar J. Disemann Wodel Hisemann Qisemann Elsemann Newa Hancock County

Detour Delays Monday Journey to Netsayal School

Arthur Jay Bude long faced heavy snow Saturday and detoured after stalling in snow banks, finally reaching Titonks at one o clock Tuesday morning with Mrs Floyence Reagar accompanying, while Bele Miles from down is noted in a partial line.

Arthur Jay Bude Long Floyence Reagar Netsayal School Titonks Morntia Oolts Down

Social gatherings and community notices in Algona area

Mr and Mrs Carl Gatlies entertained friends for supper on March 7 for Mr Gatlies birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs J deVries and Dr and Mrs H I Yorgerson, plus several local couples and students. A surprise party honored Mr John Swanson for his 61st birthday with family and friends. quilting and a card party were held by neighbors. Rebekah lodge hosted a card party with bridge and 500. Sleighing party and various social visits populated the week. No school due to heavy snowfall. 4H program on WOT Ames at 11. Remember to feed birds as snow covers natural food.

Carl Gatlies Pyrsday Callies J. deVries H. I. Yorgerson Princes Zender Carlotta Knouf Drushin Coughlin Marsis Paul Hamill Huenhold Don Mentz Algona Dewsy Hutchinson Titonka John Swanson Dick Sloper Dorothy Dick Spear Ben U, Meyer Marjorie Annn Ben H, Meyer Henry Meyer Marie Sathant

Farm Family Burned in North Iowa Tragedy

A Mark Sarchet farm home east of Algona burned early Monday killing four people including former Kossuth County treasurer Mark Sarchet and his wife. Miller the hired man and Jerry Morrison, grandson of the Sarchets, died in the blaze which snowbound roads delayed. The fire was discovered shortly after 1 a.m. with bodies found in the basement and upper floors as investigators cite a tragic, fatal house fire in brutal winter conditions.

Kossuth County Mark Sarehet Algona Mark Sarchet Jerry Morrison Sarchets Thomas Miller Hofius Place Sarchet Margi Trenaurer Miller County Treas Morrison

Notice to Bidders Nolies for German Township caretaker

Notice to bidders is hereby given to the electors of German Township that bids will be received up to Monday April 1 for the purpose of employing a caretaker for the German Township cemetery for the year 1938. The trustees reserve the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the township trustees. John Boekelman township clerk.

Nolies Camatary John Boekelman

Pennsylvanian Legion Backs Roosevelt Plan

Paul H. Griffith, commander of the Pennsylvania American Legion, pledged 10 percent support of its department to President Roosevelt's economic plan. He stated the plan would aid prosperity and declared the Legion would stand for God and country in an emergency.

Heondry Bill Grade Carlisle Penn AIP Paul Hi. Griffith Pennnsylvania American Legion Roosevelt Griffith

Hoover Forget Fairmont Sentinel

A terse editorial comments on the difficulty of praising or defending past administration actions. It notes that many party editors attempt to justify those policies, while suggesting restraint and a deliberate forgetfulness regarding Mr Hoover’s era.

Fairmont Sentinel Hoover

Mrs Ball Surprise Birthday Gathering in Green County

Mrs Ball's friends surprised her on her birthday Saturday evening in Wisconsin. The group gathered after visiting friends and made the evening pleasant with a focal finish of refreshments, as Mrs Ball had been calling on friends and came home to a warm reception.

Charles Ball

Budget Balance Through Spending Cuts, Not Tax Hikes

Citizens should ensure budgets at federal, state, and local levels balance via expenditure reductions. Lower tax burdens accelerate earning power, improving employment and consumer prices, leading to steadier economic conditions.

Commercial Club Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

A Commercial Club meeting at the T. O. C. Hall Thursday elected J P Fisher as President Dr W J Hamatreet as Vice President Herman Rachut as Secretary and Treasurer and Dr Pierre Sartor as Speaker of the House A M Peterson served as secretary pro tem

Commercial Club J. WP. Fisher W. J. Hamatreet Herman Rachut Pierre Sartor A.-M.peterson

Heavy Snow Hits North Iowa Paralyzing Weekstart

Twelve inches of snow blanketed northern Iowa Saturday night, cutting telephone lines and delaying services. By Monday roads were opened by plows, newspapers delayed, schools closed, and rural deliveries halted as drifts overwhelmed teams. by week’s start only radio provided outside contact.

Iowa Ithe

Honor Roll Names and Local Notices From Titonka Area

A mixed roll of names and family notices from Titonka Iowa includes residents and visitors such as Art Schweppe, Fred DeVries, Will Miller and George Hofbauer, with several couples and families named. The passage notes snow and floods regionally, and mentions attention on Washington with a reflective civic tone.

Art Schweppe Titonka Towa Swyter Iowa Helfer Chas Hipp Worden Fred DeVries Mra Joell Tmaden Ellen Steve Woten Rey Calvin Schnucker Geo, Beenken Fam’ Ily Elmore Kobus Tjaden Roelf Miter Ben Hopkes Gon Tounts Grace Amidt Otatr Deval Will Miller George Hofbauer Hank Albert Sleper Vern Husome Harman Titting Amil Alfred Menno Limberg Sam Miller C. Tribune

Capitol Hill Dispatch Details Bills and Budget Notes

BONSTETTER reports from the Capitol as House action focuses on a usury bill easing loan rates and an emergency real estate redemption measure murky with lobbyist resistance. The piece lists proposed reductions, fiscal savings for Iowa colleges and agencies, and notes on committee delays and reporter interest, with figures showing projected state savings.

Big Bill House Senate Patterson Judiciary Roe State Board of Education State House Firet Attek

Ambiguous Financial Note Summary and Names

A fragmentary financial record shows amounts including 144,779.00 and 15,485.00 with references to Setgol Bind Vinton Hafore and A. H. Bonnstelter. Totals indicate a large amount saved of 91,030,702.55 with several line items such as 64,280.00 and 5,247.00. The text appears as a ledger snippet with unclear context and lacks a clear event or outcome.

Vinton A. H. Bonnstelter

Legion Auxiliary Plans Radio Broadcast and County Meeting

The Legion Auxiliary outlines a March radio program from Ames with Mrs Chariton Hall chairing a Child Welfare message, Prof Tolbent Mc Rae offering selections, and local officers hosting at Carrie Bonacker’s home. A Kossuth county joint Legion posts and Auxiliary units meeting is slated for Swea City on April 3 with speakers including W Earl Hall and district leaders.

Loval Welfare Camilla Cooper Laura Hansen Eliza Engle Sophie Conrad Martha Peterson Mathilda Falk Iowa Legionstye Publiccity iFnac Legion Posts and Auxiliary Unite Kossuth County Swea ‘City Tthe W. Earl Hall Mr. Gray Rockwell City Marle Standley Boone Kossuth Lease Luella Suhanck Burt Ibalng

Notice warns gun firing in city limits

Notice warns all persons against firing a gun within the city limits. There has been much trouble lately from this source. Those failing to obey the law will have their guns taken away. Mayor Lea Wolfe.

iLea Wolfe

Lutheran Church Notes and Sunday Schedule

Blizzard disrupts services with Lutheran Church noting Sunday worship and Sunday school. Confirmation class meets next Tuesday evening and Saturday at 1 pm. German Lent Service Sunday 11:00, English Lent Service Sunday 7:30, Sunday school 10:00 AM.

Buthday School Wat

Library Notes on Titanica Fable Book Donations

The Titanica Fable library hosts Tuesday hours from 12 to 1 pm and Saturday hours from 2 to 5 pm. Donations include The Red Knight by Lloyd Gibbon, Thunder on the Left by Christopher Morley, Three People by Pansy Ruth Fielding, and Red Cross Ruth Fielding at Snow Camp, given by Mrs. Pey Cal Thea.

Titanica Fable Ithe Liorary Pey Cal Thea Lloyd Gibbon Christopher Morley Pansy Ruth Fielding Red Cross Ruth Medding Snow Camp

Who Are Worst Drivers in Road Accidents

A highway policeman says the true hazard is the slow aging driver who drifts and fixates on the road ahead. He notes that hurry, absent mindedness, or inattention from pedestrians or motorists do not alone reveal the worst drivers.

Ativers Aga

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