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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1932
Page
4
Woden residents hosted and visited numerous friends and relatives from Garner Mason City Britt and Crystal Lake. The list includes Aukes Swalve Crone Boyken Lawler Quinn Dirksen Hanna and many others with calls visits and a funeral in Mason City. A fire department response and Easter break plans are also noted along with a death in Garner.
A compact roundup lists John Wood as caller at Crystal Lake Sunday evening and Ben Reikena at Britt Friday. Hans Smith aided Boyd Miller Wednesday, with various chores. Many residents visit relatives, shop in Mason City, or attend gatherings. Fort Dodge and Garner trips noted. farm tasks and social calls dominate the week.
John Mutchison and Mrs Ath Kunz visited Wesley on Monday. Agnes Carpenter of Emmetburg spent time with the Mullin family. Dimer Gibson moved into the house with the Fisher family. Margaret Otis, a Sac City employee, visited her parents. Ed Eden and wife welcomed a baby daughter Friday night. Elizabeth Amesbury and daughter Clara visited John Amesbury’s home. Dr C G Promising and family from Melvin spent Easter with Mrs Elizabeth Matern. Henry Looft and son John Henry visited from Seneca. J J Henderson of Whitewater, Kansas, came for a visit with his brother William Heatherson. L Klempeter and Adella hosted Sunday dinner with the Klempeters. J T Meurer and children spent Sunday at Sam Miller’s near Tryington. Irma Ward and Colleen White, Mitchell teachers, spent Easter with Irma’s parents. Mrs Garfelia Johnson returned from Bancroft after a month with her sister. Margaret Flaherty, a Carroll nurse, visited her parents. Guy M Butts and family planned Mayo Clinic trip. Mrs Butts returned home. Harold Price and Beverly Jean visited sister Hattie Price. Anna Johnson, Boone teacher, visited with her sisters. Mrs Bertha Looft returned from Waterloo after time with daughters Grace and Margaret. Grace teaches in Waterloo. Margaret teaches in Winthrop. Magdalene Goetz suffered a stroke leaving her paralyzed. nurse Hilda Goetz arrived. Jean Marie Goetz, two, cut her hand. stitches applied after window accident. Carl Hansen hosted 35th wedding anniversary with family. Mrs Fred Anderson died in Algona. she leaves eleven children. Sympathy extended to the family. Prof and Mrs B Swanson spent weekend in Des Moines visiting her parents.
Howard Watkins visited friends in Blue Earth on Sunday. Harvry Holm spent Sunday evening at home with talks. Mr and Mrs Robert Moore Jett were also mentioned in the community notes.
Fridiay for Hoopstow ll Melvin Shelgren began working last week for the John Koestlers Mrs Joe Koestler helped Mrs C W Mechler paper Friday afternoon Miss Doon Winter spent Saturday night and Sunday with Hoallys Koest ler Mr and Mrs Wm Winter and family were Saturday afternoon shoppers in Algona Mr and Mrs Jon Koestler and family were Sunday dinner guests at the John Koestler home Mr and Mrs Edward Moore Mrs Gus Richter and daughter Alice and Harry Holm were dinner guests at the Carl Carlsen home Sunday Whurlread James and Peter Gavy ern on the Ledyard vicinity and Mr aviates John Govern af near Ban cruft were Sunday guests at the Peter Govern home
A large crowd attended a Market Day Sale last Saturday. Local residents including Paul Oldenburg, Tohn Dorenbush, and the Jorgensen and Winter families visited relatives or attended church. Nurses and students from Minneapolis and Mason City appeared, with families hosting Easter gatherings and hospital news.
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