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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
2
Community chatter lists residents and visitors from Lakota and nearby towns. Many families make weekend rounds to Algona Bancroft Swea City Armstrong Plum Creek and Buffalo Center while illnesses like measles and mumps affect several households.
A district court filing names Myron Ludwig against W H Godden for 2000 dollars for damages to an automobile and injuries to Mrs Myron Ludwig Arnold Lund Ed Ostrum Chas Lund and the plaintiff after a Feb 24 1920 night collision on Primary Road 16 two miles north of Algona. Julius Lentch of Ledyard pleads guilty to illegal transport of intoxicating liquor and is fined 300 with jail time for nonpayment. Kossuth County Hatchery reports sixteen thousand baby chicks produced weekly with seven breeds on hand and shipments statewide priced around fifteen dollars per hundred.
Edited by pupils of Titonka High School the issue highlights senior class play selections, campus events including visits from Miss Marguerite Budlong, measles in 2nd grade, Holland project on the sand table, and a series of science scholarships led by senior physics students. Cast lists and musical groups are announced.
Coach Crissey lists a planned baseball schedule beginning mid April with games at Armstrong on April 13 and Wesley on April 25. Crystal Lake hosts May 8 and May 16 while May 23 marks the open date at Wesley.
Arthur Rike and a first grade class entertained their mothers with a screening of the gingerbread boy film. Maralice Boyken celebrated a birthday on March 23, with Jacqueline Callies and Betty Kahesh also mentioned.
The Home Economics Class invited parents and friends to a noon luncheon last Tuesday in the dining room. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Zwiefel, Mr. and Mrs Jay Bud Jong and Marguerite, Alice Sartor, Mrs. Rike and Mr. Tidman. Viola Rike hosted with Anna Sloper as host. The Real Problem. While scientists test whether men or women drivers are safer.
Various visitors from Buffalo Center and Albert Lea join local families for weekend gatherings. M. B. E. Ladies Aid and M. H. Ladies Aid hold bake sales raising funds. Car owners Arthur Schissel and Fred Christ acquire new vehicles. Community notices include hospitalities, travel to Mason City and Clear Lake, and local marriages anniversary celebrations.
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