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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1930

Page

6

Community Visit Patterns Reported Across Counties

Local notes recount Ben Farrow, Ray Hill and families, and numerous relatives visiting Stevens Bancroft Algona and nearby towns. Measles and mumps illnesses appear alongside sickness lists. Several residents change residences and business roles, with Louis Nitz entering the Chevrolet agency at north town and A. W. Behrends assisting at the produce station.

Ben Farrow Stevens Peter Hans Ray Hill Belmore H. H. Murray Mason City J. H. Winter Blue Earth Rufus Olthoff Bancroft Chas. R. Lewis Arthur Sorenson Algona Louis Nitz Adolph Thomas Gunson Thompson Dennis Murray Dorothy Ukena Donald BE. R. Worley Son City Leonhard Christ Fred Christ Town Fred Bauman Ledyard Bertha Nitz Ted Fredricks Buffalo Center Sam Winter Vernie Snell Morris Minn J. E. Telcamp Perry Phillips Plum Creek George Breen Woden Peter Koppen Harvey Johnson Betty Harold Mike Christ Sr Guy Hart John Liesvold William Ukena

Damage Case Filed in District Court Near Algona

A district court filing lists Myron Ludwig suing W H Godden for 2000 dollars for damages to a car and for personal injuries. The Feb 24, 1930 accident occurred on Highway 16 two miles north of Algona as they stopped to repair a tire. Godden driving a Master Buick allegedly operated negligently. Julius Lentch of Ledyard pled guilty to illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor, was fined 800 dollars plus costs, and, if unpaid, jailed at 8.38 per day until paid, per Judge Fred C Lovrein’s sentence.

A. D Myron Ludwig W. H. Godden Aranald Lund Ostrum Chas. Lund Lentch Julius Lentch Ledyard Hutchinson Leatch Ima Kossuth Fred C. Lovrein Mittimus L.bd Hovey

Kossuth County Hatchery Produces Thousands Weekly

The Kossuth County Hatchery turns out about sixteen thousand baby chicks each week on Wednesdays and Mondays. They keep seven or eight breeds available and hold roughly twenty three hundred chicks for Monday evening. Shipments go to many points across the state using car ton units that hold a hundred, priced around fifteen dollars each.

Kossuth County

NUMBER 34 Cast for High School Incomplete OCR Print

The document lists cast roles for a high school production including names such as Fred-Raymond Heifer Tommy-Leo Orthel Spencer-Dayle Craven and others. It notes sections for Girls and Boys Choruses with multiple student names and directs attention to a convention note and an address by Judge Marcus Kavanagh urging respect for law and religion.

Fred Raymond Heifer Tommy Leo Orthel Spencer Dayle Craven Porky Kenneth Larson Bobby Mabel Reuchenreuther Ma Jenkins Alice Sartor Carrie Phydelis Peterson Louise Lucenle Cosgrove Hiram Goodnow Clifton Shultz Sol Rosenbaum Paul Tienan Izzie Rosenbaum Howard Callies Governor Thompson Clifford Krantz Hilda Pauelsen Minnie Kennedy Irene Callies Violet Slack Edith Reynolds Blanche Buffington Louise Kramer Hvon Winter Orlo Larson Sidney Wood Mervyn Hanson Woodrow Peterson John Welhousen Howard Saathof Wilbur Godfredsen Chicago United State God Kavanagh Kavanagh Judge Marcus Error Court of Pes Marcus Kavanagh

Titonka High School Spirit Staff and Play Plans

THI SCHOOL Spirit edited by Titonka High School pupils lists staff roles and notes the Senior class reads play-books to select a future school play. Plays under consideration include Kempy The Youngest Are You a Mason Man or Mouse.

THI Titonka High School Mabel Keuchenreuther Kempy

Welcome Visitor Hilda Pouelsen Visits School

Miss Marguerite Budlong attended a lunch served by the Home Economics girls on Tuesday. In the afternoon she visited the High School, which she enjoyed. Everyone hopes she will return to visit before school ends.

Hilda Pouelsen Marguerite Budlong Home Economics Lena Gutknecht Mason City Wee Jim Bruer Titonica Raymond Arnold Ricklitfs Rickliffs Arthur Chapman River Falls Wis Ethel Pierce Minneapolis Fred Porter August Boettcher Blue Earth H. J. Boettcher Leonard Christ Virgil Lewis Town City Delta ‘Upsilon Sororities Virgil Bertha Nitz H. H. Furst Beverly Clear Lake Henry Furst al- Zona J. B. Smith R. Olson Forest City A. 3B Ogren Oakland California Larson Chas NASA Myr Petty Guy Pattibone Blue Harth Minn Martish Johanna Louis CK Rippentrop Andrew Jansen Bertus-Jansen Slivar Wimw Rike Jansen Presbyterian‘ Church

Baseball Schedule For Paul Tienen Team Opens In Three Weeks

Coach Crissey sets a spring baseball schedule with games at Armstrong on April 18 Wesley on April 25 Crystal Lake on May 2 and 9 Crystal Lake at home May 16 and Wesley away May 23. Grade notes mention first graders entertaining mothers with gingerbread girl films and birthdays for Maralice Boyken on March 28. Jacqueline Callies and Betty Kahesh are noted.

Paul Tienen Crissey Armstrong Wesley Crystal Lake ote +s Arthur Rike Maralice Boyken I . Jacqueline Callies Betty Kahesh

Measles Siege Ends as 2nd Grade Recovers

Mary Jean Rachut returns Monday after a two week measles siege. All 2nd graders who had not contracted measles now have it. The 2nd grade finished a March Dutch project with a Holland sand-table miniature. 3rd grade reports perfect attendance. Sixth grade pupils make hand fans for the high school operetta. Pauline Blakely went with her parents to Shenandoah.

Mary Jean Rachut Holland Pauline Blakely Shenandoah

Edison Scholarships Exam Open To Senior Physics Class

The Senior Physics Class plans a series of tests to select a representative from each state and the District of Columbia to visit Mr Edison at West Orange New Jersey. The winner earns a four year technical school scholarship. Open to all senior boys with at least one year of physics. Early test will choose a local representative for a county level next. The aim is to boost interest in science and provide continued study opportunities.

Home Economics Notes Hosts Dinner for Class Guests

The Home Economics Class luncheon was held last Tuesday at noon in the dining room. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Zwiefel, Mr. and Mrs. Budlong and Marguerite, Alice Sartor, Mrs. Rike and Mr. Tidman. Viola Rike served as hostess and Anna Sleper as host.

Zwiefel Jay Budlong Marguerite Alice Sartor Rike Tidman Viola Rike Anna Sleper

Scientists Seek Tests to Reveal Driver Gender Bias

Researchers explore methods to determine if driving tests or assessments show bias toward men or women. The work examines scoring patterns, test content, and evaluator behavior to identify potential disparities and improve fairness.

Community Notes Include Visits and Local Deals

Sunday gatherings spread through Algona area as families hosted friends from Swea City, Buffalo Center, and Mason City. Local movers include Bertus Jansen buying Guy Beemer’s west-town property and ongoing bake sales by the M. B. Ladies Aid raising funds.

G. A. Christ Buell Johnson Babe Swea City Ben Farrow George Heitland Buffalo Center C. R. Smith Guy Beemer Gon Bobby J. H. Meyer Sr Albert’ Lea Burr Dalton Minneapolis M. B. Ladies Aid Thames Sisters Arthur ‘Schissel Dr. Williams Schissel Miss .Grace Rink Ledyard Ira Gingrich Fred Christs Chevrolet Bloomster and Carlson George Kraus Spencer Harvey Johnson J. H. Furst A. Furst Alyina Mason City Clear Lake George Higgins Titonka Peter Koppen O. A. Adams Emmetsburg Tom Francis George Leonard Christ Emil Borath Blue Marth Susy Trump Wm. Rickliffs Carl Specht Algona William Frank Lewis Mr. Johnson Dewey Snyder John Meyer Jr Amelia Koppen Newby Perast City Carl Goodnow Ruth C, KX Rippentrop Wm. Franko Hebron Township G.A. Christ Good Thunder Minn J. R Telcamp J. R. Furst Beverly Mankota Adolph Hertzke Irvin Schwerkert Burt Albert Ogren Vera C. A. Winter Irwin Reese Thompson August Becker Harry Farrow Richard Sauk Center Bertus Jansen John Julia Liesvyold Julia Wortman Raymond Winter Edna Estler N. A. Pingle William Franke H. J. Boettcher and Sons M. 8 Ladies Aid Thaves Sisters Osterman Winter P. A. Wells A. T. Buckels John Steenhard Jr C. F. Specht A. L W. Behrends Mary BD. Smith Harvey Coleman Anna Erma Seibold

Baby Chicks Price Notice

Livestock market brief lists baby chicks priced at 95.00 115.00 125.00 with options 115.00 and 95.00 per unit. The fragment indicates day sales but lacks full context or dates.

Pedestrian Focus and Classroom Gripes Spotted

The fragmentary dialogue shows a classroom scene with students Dayle Mary Lou and a teacher. The unsatisfied student questions about being put down by either sex and a quip about not having gone yet. A side note asks about Greek progress and a rebuke to keep boyfriends out of the discussion.

Little Mary Sees Cat-Tail Gardens On Family Drive

A five year old girl, during a country drive with her father, misnames wild cat-tails as hot-dog gardens while views drift past. A stray sweater with striped colors was spotted between Crystal Beach and the Peace Bridge. A recurring joke asks what ails a sick chicken. The narrator notes frequent house moves and a chicken’s routine of lying on its back with tied legs when seen.

Mary Crystal Beach Peace Bridge

Remarkable claimed cure for rupture by new treatment

A fragmented ad claims a specialist Mr. Redlich offers a purported breakthrough for hernia cure without elastic belts or leg straps. It touts durable, moisture free results and urges readers to discard mailed advertisements. The text blends garbled medical claims with promotional language and circular rhetoric.

TF. Redlich

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Horace Beemer J. C. Penny Mason City, Iowa L. A. Matern Iowa J. W. Swanson Titonka, Ia R. L. Krantz Titanka OC. Colgan W. J. Stewart SER Henry ‘Meyer Titonkea W. F., Hamstreet, M. D Titenka Pierre Sartor Feobeel H. Storghasen Lakota Dr. Roy Malla Us. Frederickson Bank of Woden Woden, Iowa É. Be, Keil L. A, Winkel Quimby Algona, Ta van Ness & Stillman Attorneys At Law Quarton & Miller Kossuth Go State Bank Bldg Towa Lakota News Donald Banta Cupid Anna Mae Tidnan Gingham Dorothy Patricia Ball Maxine Stan Brandt Rosemary Bacon Phydelis Paterson Scholastic Mabel Harry Quinn Quinn Gus. Koppen George Bresnier Peter Koppoen Ward ‘Dawson Fulda Ravan St. Paul Ugk J. Hy Junker Baby Plymouth Dayle Lou Leo Orthel
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