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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
2
Titonka Topic appears as a local notice with subscription rates listed. Rates show 1.00 yearly in advance within Titonka territory, 1.60 outside advance, 2.60 for Canada and foreign countries, all payable in advance. mentions post office and circulation area.
The political muddle at the Iowa state house in Des Moines swirls in indecent politics, with the GOP failing to appeal to a broad voter base and leaving blame to be explained as the mire thickens.
A fragmentary column recalls two Irishmen who emigrated to America. They worked various odd jobs until one man named Mike died. The surviving friend, looking at the pier, quips that Mike is all dressed up with no place to go.
The Legion Auxiliary schedules a regular radio party and work meeting at Mrs. Herman Dressman’s home Friday afternoon March 20 with Welfare Committee hostesses. If roads are impassable the meeting moves to Mrs. Miller Nelson’s home. The April business meeting will be at Pearle Rickless’ home Tuesday evening April and Child Welfare month notes April 6 as Child Welfare Day. On April 3 unit presidents and secretaries attend a county executive board meeting at the Legion hall in Burt. Titonka had no delegation at Swea City last week. the next joint meeting will be Lakota April 18 with State Commander Rathke as speaker.
Thirty five years after the Aigo town election passed off quietly last Monday new officers include H. G. Gardner mayor A. Rete treasurer Al Falkenhainer clerk Robert Lane assessor and Alderman W. T. Hall and GL Dalcott for three years G. L. Thomas and James Breen for two years and A L Frebel and A R Specht for one year Also reported were Center School winter term figures and extensive local notices including church services, market prices, construction work, and community events with numerous residents listed as visitors or movers.
John Koestler and Carrie Carlsen spent the weekend at Mason City. Mrs Chas Leech and son Bennie were dinner guests at the Albert Metzger home in Algona. Edward Harsch Janet Clyde Moore Lillian and Harry Holm dined with Joe Koestler. The couple attended an old time dance in Armstrong. Gus Richter and daughters Alice and Emma were Sunday dinner guests at Chas Leech. Gus did chores at Harley Hanson’s home. Miss Teenie Leech stayed with Albert Metzger at Algona then with cousin Emma Moore near Wesley.
Mrs Walter Meyer visited Algona Friday Rollie Steele attended a horse sale at Manley last Friday Mildred Barger visited at weekend Hol Scott family spent Friday with S P Powers Fred Schwartz Bancroft visitors last Thursday Howard Smith of Albert Lea was a business visitor here last week Mr and Mrs Hugh Lewis visited Algona and Mason City last Thursday Mr and Mrs Peter Bruer visited A Wallace home Buffalo Center Monday evening Wilbur Hassebrock home from Dubuque late last week George Weigand family from Titonka visited J H Meyer Jr Tom Daily family Algona visited with relatives Emma Gutknecht and Genevieve Brewer drove to Mason City Miss Dorothy Theil Buffalo Center visited Tabe Loats Saturday evening Jerry Schutter West Bend and Tom Daily families visited relatives here Johnson of Spencer visited Harvey Johnson family and Mrs R H Johnson ill three weeks with tonsillitis Otto Koppen and daughter Sylvia and Mrs A Q Smith visited Ringsted A C Klocke left Algona for Sheboygan to attend cousin’s funeral Peter Bruers and Leonard Christ entertained H L Kienitz home Addie Seymour and Luke Linnan visited I B Wortman home Cecil Peterson north of Swea City spent Sunday with parents Emory Smith Wade Ball LaVern Liesveld visited Raymond Winter Tuesday evening
RUPTURE HH LL Hoffman Expert from Minneapolis will demonstrate Shields products at the Algona Hotel Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m with evenings by appointment. The ad warns rupture should not be left untreated and promotes the Perfect Retention Shields to prevent enlarging the opening. No mail order. home office in Minneapolis.
Beank D.WManey delivered a Chevrolet truck to Frown Lumber Co and a Chevrolet to Martin Larsen. West of town Henry P. Harms Bruno Stecker and the writer visited Fort Dodge Monday. Chris Meyer and Mayd went to Mason City for a welding clinic. Mr. Arends won second prize in the welding contest. Telko Stecker's baby ill with bronchial pneumonia.
A Tuesday program lists Bank matinee and night showings with times 1 3 6 7 9 16 o'clock and a register special from 1 to 6 o'clock. Featuring Margo, Gen. Raft, Carole Lombard in Rumba and other acts including Dancing lovers, Dumbbell Letters Comedy The Tin Man.
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