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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1932

Page

5

Old Town Officials Reflected Except One in Local Election

In a Monday vote of 140 ballots no opposition faced the ticket. Thirteen council seats were filled with four incumbents retained and one newcomer Ray Bonacker elected to replace long-time member W H Stott. Mayor results show Lee O Wolfe leading with 112 votes, while council race top names include Le F Callies, Fred Anderson, Win Larsen, and Harman Rachut among others. The five highest vote-getters will join the new council: Callies, Patinkuk, Sartor, Rachut and Bouweler.

Mtonka Ray Bonacker Bonacker Bros W. H.stott Lee O. Wolfe Wm. Larsen Rex*Austin Dr. Gator Keank Hagen le. F. Callies Fred Anderson Ray Bonacker Vo Win, Laraan Henry Janza Jon Loeschen W. H. Srott de Sartor Anton Pannkwk Harman Rachut

Days at Kossuth convention push for Volstead reform

At Algona, Kossuth county Republicans debated modifying the Volstead act while denouncing prohibition’s effects. Delegate Bob Haglund and Seneca’s J A Jensen steered resolutions, with President Hoover and Governor Turney praised, as members argued over reform and enforcement.

Kossuth County Algona Bob Haglund Harrison Township J. A. Jensen Seneca George Patterson Hoover Dan Turney Bob Wad Hila Federal Farm Board Ely Bob Jensen Wolstead Ho Navnow Lily Hergld

Nos Rheumatien Hospitalized and Ladies of Lutheran Aid Host Lunch

Nos Rheumatien is confined to bed with inflammatory rheumatism as the Lutheran Aid society announces a luncheon next Tuesday evening in the church basement. Hostesses Mia, Adolph Missal and Misa Otta Stacker invite attendees.

Nos Lutheran Ald Mia Adolph Missal Misa Otta Stacker

German Township offers bid for cemetery caretaker 1932

Trustees invite bids to 2 p m April 2 1932 for cemetery caretaker services for German Township for the year 1982. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids by order of township trustees John Boekelman clerk. At a school board meeting most teachers were elected with two salaries reduced while others keep their current pay.

German Township John Boekelman Board

Prewitt Declares Candidacy in June Republican Primary

W R Prewitt editor of the Forest City Summit announced last week his candidacy for the legislature on the Republican ticket in Winnebago County. He plans to campaign on economy issues and the salary grab, subject to voter will at the June primaries.

Prewitt W. R. Prewitt Forest City Winnebago County Myr

Clyde Shipler Weds Hyra Stewart in Quiet Easter Ceremony

Portland corresp says Clyde Shipler married Hyra Stewart at Rev Aten home on Easter Sunday with Rev Aten officiating. Witnesses were Russell Shipler and his wife. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes for a long, prosperous journey together.

Clyde Shipler Eve Stewart Aten Har] Shipler Hyra Stewart Russel Shipler Portland Corres

Crisseys Visit Titonka From Humboldt Professors

Humboldt couple Professor Walter Crissey and his wife visited Titonka Friday, staying with Mr and Mrs Miller Nelson and friends. Crissey, who taught in Humboldt two years, was offered the same position next year and is well known in Titonka. They then went to Hetherville to visit relatives during a week vacation.

One-Act Plays Highlight Wesley Lugarne Titonka Events

Students from Wesley and Lugarne high schools performed a one act play with Titonka, drawing the largest crowd at Titonka and earning the most funds. The County Schoolmaster’s Banquet occurred Monday in the Home Economics room under Miss Stevens, with fifteen echoo men attending. Ernestine Dunmire of Newton visited with Coach and Mrs Dunmire, and Miss Dunmira, Newton’s Lincoln grade principal, spent the weekend with her sister and at Hayfield brackets.

Wesley Helen Reed Pauline Blakley Ferne Krantz Donald Banta Wilbur Schram William Kennedy Lois Slettner Callies Luverne Lugarne Titonka Auditorum Thea County Stevens Torgersen Mason City Dunmire Lincoln Newton Lews Schreck Hayfield

Methodist Church Notes Sunday School Offering Report

The Sunday School offering test Sunday was satisfactory and attendance at all services was very good. The Easter program in the evening was well received. Next Sunday Holy Communion will be observed in the morning and the Junior choir will sing in the evening. The first half of the church year ends. An effort will be made to pay all bills by April 21. If you have not done your part please do so.

Methodist Church

Veteran Editor Die in Auto Crash Near Garner

Whittemore Champion editor Seth B. Carry aged 41 died at a local hospital after a three-car crash about 1:30 PM on a highway east of Garner. Wife Cairy and Mrs Ray Oliver uninjured. Carry had led Whittemore civic life and earlier worked at Upper Des Moines Republican in Algona. He is survived by four daughters and two brothers.

Seth B. Carry Whhittemors Aid Whittepats Champion Garner Cairy Mia Ray Oliver Algona Chester Moe Worre Oliver Mason City Whittemore Garry Whittemore Champion Des Moines Republican Mr. Carry Alice June Carry Mary Anita Carry Alma Genevieve Cairy Eleanore Faith Cairy Alice June Eleanore Faith Forrest Cairy Sioux City Lloyd Cairy Hagle Grove Harry Seeley Irvington Alice ‘Oliver St. Michael’s Cat

Pheasant Policy Plans Across Four Iowa Districts

The district survey recommends targeted habitat work to boost pheasant populations, focusing on cover, food, and protection. Northwestern and central districts pause new plantings, while the southwestern district may plant cautiously. fourth southern district trials and demonstrations proceed. Tax details show Milwaukee Road payments to counties, with Rossett County receiving 16420.88 of 1,246,100.86, plus road payrolls and local impacts. Mrs. Harry McElroy visits in-laws. farm life adjustments noted.

Ungarlang Missouri River Milwaukee Road Fows Rossett County Milwaukey Road Iowa

Card of Thanks for Donations to Olivet

Clyde Agehe postmaster of Olivet Dakota thanks donors for blocking and food items sent to Olivet and delivered by Martin and Ward Aache of Lakota Iowa. The aid was distributed to those in need and greatly appreciated.

Olivet Martin Ward Aache Lakota Towa Clyde Agehe

Notice to Farmers on Disc Sharpening Offer

A farmer notice advertises disc sharpening services by D. A. Schultz of Black Smith Tonka Te. The offer promises free sharpening with wet conditions and a price discount, valid until April 1, 198a.

D. A. Schultz

Rites Held for Philip Buffington Yesterday

Philip Buffington aged 61 died Monday of a stroke after weeks of illness in Kosuth county. Born August 22, 1870 in Ogle county Illinois he moved to Story county as a child and to Kosuth county in 1915. Survived by wife Alice May Stevens and eight children, three sisters and five brothers. Funeral held at Buffington home and M B church Titonka with burial in Buffalo township cemetery.

Philip Buffington Mr. Buffington Ogle County Story County Alice May Stevens Kosauth County Itosa Uving Wesley Township Elsie Hansen Titonka Orval Faye Likes Algona Marie Garrison Zella Harris Hampton Bradford Blancha Hazel John Clint Dan Aaron George Chas. Hix Ella DeBartello Frank Conway M. H. Church of Doan Titonia Buffington M. BD L. G. Gartner Rowan Carl Haramer Buffalo Township

Local Algona Visitors and Sunday Gatherings Noted

Doan News records visitors and social calls across Algona and nearby towns. Mentions include Mra Ben Knox, DeVer Minar, Yom Billiton, Jack Worsley, Mrs H P Christensen, Thorwald Larson, Doris Fisher, Dale Sthruera family, Walter and Clarence Anderson, Rudolph Larson, Roy Hansen, Matt Hanson, Harvey Johnson, Edmund Larson, and others. January through April references, church and home visits, and a painful accident involving Janior Larson are noted.

Mra Ben Knox Algona Don and DeVer Minar Yom Billiton Ewea City Doan Ladies Aid Harvey Johnson Jack Worsley H P. Christensen H. P. Christensen Andrew Hansen Thorwald Larson Matt Kellay Rick Point Edmund Larson Good Hope Charlia Whitson Walter Anderson Henry Anderson Franz Teeter Rudolph Larson J. ‘A. Larson Clarence Christensen Leslie Bentley Mike Arendt Butt Janior Larson

Legion Auxiliary Meets Amid Election Hall Shortage and Sickness

Twelve members attend the regular Mare meeting at the Denton home while the town election board uses the Legion hall. Martha Bonneker wins the attendance prize. The group contributes to Community Responsibility Day and hosts a radio party and work meeting at the Carrie Bonacker home with several members listed. Edith Counterman reports on public health, and the unit celebrates first place for an Americanism Scrapbook at the Fort Dodge district convention. A plan to dye more carpet rags and donate magazines to hospitals is announced ahead of the April 29 meeting featuring a poppy industry talk.

Legion Auxiliary Denton Legion Hall Martha Bonneker Nessa Kittie Joe Kline Aica Carrie Bonacker Camilla Cooper Julia Nelson Sadie Denton Olive Bruns Laura Hansen Esther Askins Pearl Rickless Nellia Nelson Lily Wood Mona Bonacker Aletha Schreck Mable Tutton Fort Dodge Martha Mathilda Falk Enoxville Jennie Brean

Mrs Frank Kettwich Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Frank Kettwich died Monday evening after a long cancer illness. Funeral will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at the Kettwich home and 1:30 at the church with Rev A Kilian delivering the sermon. Obituary to follow next week in the metropolitan press criticizes the Detroit Ford plant protest as Communist-led and warns of potential revolution.

Rev. Kilian Church Frank Kettwich Kettwich A. Kilian

Lutheran Church Notes and Luther League News

A Sunday gathering at the Lutheran church noted attendance despite impassable roads with trucks and some walking. The Luther League, led by Henry Stecker, discussed joining the National Luther League of the ALC and the Hawkeye District meeting in Titonka, Iowa. The Confirmation class will be confirmed April 24, and an incident was reported where a rider’s horse slipped, injuring a foot and requiring a cast.

Luther League Henry Stecker Teague National

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