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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1917

Page

5

Titonka Local News Briefs and Community Updates

Local notes report visitors and moves including Otto Callies LA Reaser and Britt visits. Enlistments rise as postmasters and farmers discuss spring work, schooling, and a weekend wedding at Titonka with Mrs Rhode and Marlin Branas. Community socials, weather, and farm tasks fill the mid spring summary.

Pitonka Otto Callies LA Reaser Wesley Saturay Schrader FR. Amesbury Dubuque New England Henry Hutchinson Craven Farm German Township Geo. Funk Paul Clement Algona Charles City Martin Nelson Caroline Rhode Marlin Branas Titonka Fuller Anton Holcomb Swea City Harrenga Flolcomb Burt P. M Britt Western Electric Telephone Co Mason City Supt Eigie Jana Mary McDermott Mra Zwiefel M. EL Ladies Miel'ns Kahn California Kuppersheim Grand Duchy Boden Ameri Bao Tomnes Henry Mont Nomen

Remarkable memory tale of Sambo janitor at southern factory

Joseph Lavelle recalls a story of a black janitor with an extraordinary memory. A visitor tested him with a question but Sambo answered yes when asked about eggs, prompting the stranger to return ten years later to prove his claim. The man asked what was fried, and Sambo replied fried.

Joseph Lavelle Darkey Sambo

Primary School Notes From May Day Celebrations

Mildred Nelson entered the first grade Monday making our present number 61. The Tiny Tot's day featured four puppies from Agnes Pannhuk. Miss Eva Breen assisted last Thursday and Friday in the Primary room. Alma Sloper treated her class to marshmallows for her seventh birthday. Several students earned good spelling pins and excellent marks in exams. A piano sale notice and quirky exam answers are also noted.

Otto Callies Kubus Tjaden Ackley Frank England Poplar Mont Fort Peck Lee C. Wolfe Ralph Patersson Ft. Dodge Otto Barrenstein Ray Hansen Peterson Titonka Julia Lathop National Children's Bureau United’ ‘States Mian Cruikshank Plano Mildred Nelson Wallace Lamoreux Myrtle Hansen Agnes Smith Henry Eden Grace Seltsema Jeanette Swalve Henry Sachau Itspila Loraine Tierney Welford Lamoreux Bessie Mae Hiegel Lester Leota Lamoreux Louisa Callies Myrtle Bachau Nora Hagen Eva Breen Eva Alma Sloper Alma Tota Agnes Pannhuk Ethel Hammons Martha Stecker Beulah Schut Jer Wer Howard Longbottom Harvey ‘Shultz Beulah Schutfeh Henry Swalve Grace Sleper Bernard Tierney Mabel Wolfe Leona Briggs Iowa Flrat Schmoller & Mugiler Plano Co Omaha Nebr

Window Boxes Promote Urban Beauty and Plant Care

A historic note urges cities to beautify business districts with window boxes and vines to soften façades and attract business. It covers sunlight needs, color harmony with architecture, plant types, and the practice of grouping boxes on large buildings, plus a snippet from Billy Sunday and a health note on TB-free livestock.

Yong Aranging Thrift Gardens

Tramp, Tramp, Tramp Arising War Spirit Across Iowa

The article notes growing enlistment in the Army and Navy across Iowa as the nation braces for conflict. It uses steady rhetoric to mobilize support, invoking patriotic verse and calls for unity under God and the flag.

Iowa Army Navy

High School Notes on Programs and Activities

High School Notes recounts a grammar room program praised by pupils, a future government ownership debate, sewing and cooking classes, club reshippoints, and student absences. It notes Raymond Bonacker’s return after eye-related illness, weather hindering baseball practice, and Geometry advancing to Book V. The piece closes with a patriotic poem about Old Glory and national pride.

Julia Durikhard Cruikshank Floyd Longbottom Rupy Nelson Clarence Turner Very William Amexbury Mabel McElroy Lillian Kamman Piercey Makling Dresels Raymond Bonacker Mbarty Hilo

Operations To Save Baby At University Hospital

Dr Fellows reports a remarkable baby operation after three procedures on a cleft palate born near Irvington to Mr and Mrs Grafing five months ago. The final operation will occur when the child is three and a half. The case highlights need for skilled nurses and institutions and notes new state funds for a special center at Java City to treat babies born physically defective.

Fellows John Grafing Irvington University Hospital Universary Java City Kossuth County

Women urged to avoid pacifist men amid wartime lessons

The National Special Ard society leaders urged students at Tewksbury School in Scarsand New York to refuse marriage or close ties to pacifists or men with pacifist leanings. Mrs. Henry A Wise Wood warned that war has created new female burdens and that real men defend country and family, while cowards hide behind objections to fighting.

Scarsand New York Henry A. Wise Wood National Special Ard Society England United States Fife

Decline of American Paper Napkin Trade

The piece notes paper napkins are vanishing as manufacturers plan to halt production amid rising costs. Large firms have dropped the napkin trade claiming insufficient supply and shifting profits to other goods. Cheaper restaurants continue requesting napkins despite price hikes, with laundering issues cited for cotton napkins.

Woman's Home Missionary convention notes May events

The Woman's Home Missionary convention meets at Motherville May 8 and 9 with District Superintendent presenting May to the main service. Dr Orcott State worker to present May 13 evening. Doane S. B. convention May 18 afternoon and evening. A distressing accident at Wesley left Vivian Benner with three broken ribs after being run over by a car. She is recovering well with hope for a safe recovery.

Ralph Peterson St. Dodge Ben Cogswell Clarion Geo. Cogswell Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Mechlar Whittemore Wil Rebekah’s Algona Crystal Lab Jack Dover T. P Geo. Funk Tr Tonka Alta Clement Dist Ramsey Township Germanza Florence Etlsworth Iowa A. F. Kreger Greer Idaho Wisconsin Stilson Britt Algonn Ia Kansas Ashare QO W. Weaver Sedgwick Pansagraph Europe West Virginia Ma E. Church Woman's Home Motherville Will Poe Orcott State S Doane S Wesley Vivien Benner Vivian Newa World

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