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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
4
The Titonka Creamery serves the community and benefits all residents through its operations. The note urges continued support and lists February checks totaling 88 41.68 and 41.22 AL.04 as part of the financial details.
A gagement announced at the M. B. event with work starting when weather allows. Announcements sent for a baby girl born March 17 named Marguerite and a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs A Wellner. Reports on school, meetings, births, deaths, and local travel. A flood of small-town notices includes plant contracts, weather delays, operetta success, and community updates.
On February 15, the general price level for agricultural products reached a new low, marking the weakest point in 23 years of USDA statistical records. The data underscore continuing pressure on farm incomes.
Last Wednesday afternoon the An nual meeting on Church Statistics was held at the consistory. Figures show 114 baptized church members with two to three per family, 7 new communicants, 286 baptized non communicants, 7 under catechetical instruction, 226 communicants with 190 active, 200 Sunday school enrollment, 64 in the Young Peoples Organization, and $647 given to missions and charity. Officers elected for one year: President Steve Tjaden Vice president Henry Radmaker Secy treasurer Margaret J. Sleper. Seven new members joined. Confirmation planned for the Sunday morning after Easter with sixteen ready. Tuesday class to double work next week. Next Sunday Lenten service in German on Jesus Betrayal. Sunday evening service in English.
Mr Bleich notes high speeds and heat from rapid tire rotation stress cause wear and tie failure under current service. Goodrich engineers tout a new rubber compound that resists heat and binds tread to plies, claiming three times safer tires than ordinary designs. Miss Irma Campbell thanks Titonia residents for support at the operetta, noting low admission kept costs. gratitude also to Wolfe for donated programs and to high school girls for loyalty.
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