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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1932

Page

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County Federation Met Here Tuesday

The Kossuth County Federation of women's Clubs met in the Methodist church on Thanks Tuesday May 3rd with Fenton Avenue Burt and Titonka clubs. A noon covered dish luncheon followed with jonquils decorations. Morning business at eleven, citizenship lesson by Mrs Clayton Phillips, then 1:30 afternoon session. The Burt club performed a Humorous play The Higherups Buy a Car and a piano duet by Lucinda Stone and a friend. Mrs Prewitt showed Nome Alaska clothing and ivory work. Mrs C A Hoon sang, then a second play George and Martha Return. Next meeting in October with rural clubs entertaining. 87 enrolled.

Kossuth County Federation of Women’s Clubs Fenton Avenue Burt Titonka Clayton Phillips Misa Ruth Hodgson Burt Woman's Club Mia Lucinda Stone Latverne L. D., Trewitt Forest City

Semi Annual Meeting of the Tuther League

Early Sunday morning about 280 people from Mason City Hampton Sheffield Rockwell Balmond Thornton Renwick Britt Woden Immanuel church near Woden Lakota Titouka Iowa gathered at the Lutheran church. Rev H W Schoenlein preached the sermon from L 249 and the local choir sang. a basket dinner followed. The 1:30 pm business session opened by President Hagelbrecht heard a paper by Ardoth Goetsch Renwick on Recreations for Luther Leaguers. Next meeting plans were made for Rockwell in Rev Mueller's church in October.

I. L Mason City Hampton Sheffield Rockwell Balmond Thornton Renwick Britt Woden Immanuel Church Lakota Titouka Iowa Lutheran Church H. W. Schoenlein Hagelbrecht Misa ‘Ardoth Goetsch Luther

German Township Project Leaders Plan April Meeting

German township project leaders met at Mrs Will Kar s home for an all day gathering on Wednesday April 27 Dues were collected and posters for Achievement Day created The publicity chairwoman Sylvia Abbas and cooperator Louise Miller were chosen for the demonstration team An old walnut chair belonging to Mrs J Hothauer was recalled A May general township meeting was planned A noon covered dish luncheon was enjoyed Attendees included Mrs Guy Baron Mrs H Melnders Louise Millay Vergie Karlock Mrs Sam Miller Anna Abbas Mrs John Sleper Mrs Jacob Holban Sylvia Abbas Mrs H Abbas and baby Marjorie Will Kardoes and others attended

Will Kardues Sylvia Abbas Man Louise Miller J. Hothauer Guy Bar ‘On H. Melnders Louise Millay Vergie Karlock Sam Miller Anna Abbas John Sleper Jacob Holban H. Abbas Baby Marjorie Fannie Kardoes Wo Mes Will Kardoes

Lutheran Church Notes This Week Services and Classes

Lutheran church notes list German service next Sunday at 10 80 am with Sunday school at 9 30 am The present week features choir rehearsal next Wednesday and a new summation class on a day evening in MayDetails are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate church activities and schedules by May.

Luther

Brookhart Address Planned in Algona by Brookhart and Smith

Senator Brookhart will deliver a political address in Algona today with a 1 o clock start before the Kiwanis club and an afternoon talk at the airport north of Algona. In another item workmen dismantled the National Bank on Saturday and moved its fixtures and books to Burt. John Swanson has purchased the building and is renting the rooms.

Brookhart Algona Smith W. Brookhart Kiwaniy Club A Tport National Bank Burt John Swanson

Mrs Antone Pannkuk Improving at Savannah Sanitarium

Mrs Antone Pannkuk, a patient at the Savannah Missouri sanitarium, is reported to be improving and may be able to come home soon if the present rate continues. She has been away three weeks.

Antone Pannkuk

Odd Fellows Attend Garner Meet in North East Town

The North east Town Convention of Odd Fellows met at Garner last Thursday. In the evening Titonka residents attended including Mr and Mrs John F Mih ar Abbe Winter William Larson Gilbert Nelson O E B Miller Harvey Shultz Claire Heifner and Chet Thomas Speakers from a distance attended and those present report an interesting meeting.

Odd Fellows Garner

Birthday gathering for Mrs Larson noted in Ringsted area

Mrs L B Larson celebrated her birthday with a Sunday afternoon gathering. Relatives attending included Andrew Davidson and Wayne in Ringsted, Miller Nelson and Gilbert Nelson with George and Albert Nelson, Nellie and Jalia Nelson, Carrie Bonacker and Estelle Bonacker, Geo Bonacker and Kermit Larson with his friend Rosamine Pardine of Clavion.

L. B. Larson Monay Andrew Davidson Sot Wayne Ringsted Miller Nelson Gilbert Nelson George Albert Nelson Nellie Jalia Nelson Carrie Bonacker Estelle Bonacker

Wright Declares Candidacy for District Court Clerk

Wright of Algona announces bid for district court clerk on the Republican ticket to succeed Clark Orton. He is son of former treasurer W. A. Wright, who served two terms, and worked four years in the treasurer’s office. If nominated in June and elected in November he would be a capable officer.

Hary Wright Algona Clark ‘Orton Republian Wright W. A. Wright Ofice

Smith Estle Wedding Held At M and Parsonage

The ceremony unites Miss Pearl Estle and Emory A. Smith Saturday evening at 7:30. Rev. F C Johnson officiated with Miss Odesea Buckalg and Homer Altizer as attendants. The couple will reside in Lakota. Pearl works at the telephone office, Emory as a Puller Brush salesman.

Edward Hugh Francis dies. services held at Corwith Methodist Church

Edward Hugh Francis, born May 20, 1889 near Ambia Indiana, died Friday. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p m at Corwith Methodist Church with Rev. I C McNulty of Weasley presiding. Survived by widow Laura Ridinger, six children Harjo Glenn H Grace Masafon Marion Thompson Morea B, two brothers Charles of Winchester Olita George of Attica, an adopted sister Elizabeth Wolfe, and a daughter Bisia H who died in infancy. Preceded by parents and brother Jesse. Family moved from Baumanin to Corwith in 1914 then to Wesley three years ago. Relatives attending from distance named.

Edward Francis Edward Hugh Francis Corwith I. C. McNulty Weasley Ambia Benton County Indiana Saunemin Ill Laura ‘Ridinger Glenn H Grace Masafon Marion Thompson Wesley and Morea Bisia H Alga Charles Wincchester Olita George Attica Ind Elizabeth Wolfe Wingate Jesse Baun Amin Elevan Wesley Community John O'Brien Odell Imr Cal Rindingar Farrell Goodrich Launemin Wishing Chaltaeworth Harry Halatad Redfield

For Sale One Ford Tractor Good Ag Tew

Tractor listed for sale in Tew area. One Ford model suitable for general farm work. Contact Ricklefs at nine t. pd for details.

Ford Tractor M. Ricklefs T. Pd

Fred Schultz Seeks County Treasurer Post in Lone Rock Race

Fred Schultz of Lone Rock runs for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket seeking a first term. He cites nearly twenty years of business experience, nine years on the Lone Rock School Board, and five years as mayor, urging support at the June 6 primary.

Lone Rock Schulte

Last P T A Meeting with Parade of Activities

The final P T A gathering of the year meets at the school house on Monday evening May 9 with group singing and routine business. The Marshall Swift Company will present a fur demonstration and entertainment and lunch will be served. An associated radio segment and a slate of May programs and national events are noted with sessions and broadcasts across May 7 to May 28, including the National Convention in Minneapolis May 16 20 and plans to sing national anthems.

P.T. A Marshall Swift Company Iowa State Teachers Association W. O. Ban‘thin Nevada Motion Picture Iowa Congress of the Parents and Teachers Newell Holson Iowa State Hoover Parents and Minneapolis Tennoon Curtis Hotel Minnetonka National Mother Sings Minnesota America the Beautiful

Titonka Town Council May 2 1932 Proceedings

The regular monthly meeting of Titonka town council was held at eight o'clock p m with members Sartor Rachut Pannkuk Bonacker and Cal tes present Pierre Sartor was appointed mayor pro tem and bills totaling 2.56 2.85 11.66 11.50 18.00 12.25 1.08 7.70 44.00 6.25 were allowed for dog tags supplies drains junk yard and other labor and materials. The council designated Titonka Savings Bank as depository for town funds up to 5000 dollars and the treasurer was authorized to deposit funds accordingly. The meeting adjourned.

Sartor Rachut Pannkuk Bonacker Cal Es Caltes Pierre Sartor Callies Paunkuk Matt Parrott & Sons Boyken I. J. Bergman Geo. Oaken Cooper, Lawler and Saveriend Prank Hagen Junk Rex Austin Guy Brung Wilmer Paterson Rasmus Hansen Titonka Towa Seid Bank Win, Boyken

4-H Club Radio Program Highlights Economic Value

National 4-H Club radio program covers vocational guidance handicraft and purebred pigs on stations WHO Des Moines WOW Omaha from 11 30 a m to 12 80 p m Saturday May 7. Topic is 4 H club work has Economic Value with talks by 4 H members and leaders. United States Marine Band to supply music featuring popular American songs.

WHO Des Moines Wow Omaha U. S

Local News From Spirit Lake and Surrounding Towns

Rev. G Haken of Spirit Lake was in town Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Elmer Weaver of Bancroft called on Walter Anderson Sunday evening. Mrs W B Shepard and son Archie of Pt Dodge attended to business in Titanica Wednesday morning. Theodora Dunmire and family are in Newton today for the funeral of Valves, grandfather to Mr Dunmire. Ford and Chevrolet labor and parts listings appear, noting prices.titonka town notes cover candidates, campaigns, and local visits by H W Miller and others. Farmers seek brooder house shares. several residents travel for court and county affairs, with shipments and local commerce interwoven in this busy ledger.

M's Elmer Weaver Bancroft Walter Anderson Mra. W Shepard Son Archie Pt. Dodge Titanica H. W. Miller Algona Titonka M. EB. Budlong Frances Budlong Eddy Budlong Hampton Frederick Shultz Lone Rock Merry Jerry Stillman Titanka Terry Swea City R. G. Ball Veterinarians Association Im, Dodge H.W. Schnapps Henry Meyer Forest City Winnebago County Court House Smith W. Brookhart B. French Lumber Co Iowa

Trio Escapes Death In North Ninth Street Crash

Hudson coach driven by Jennings Lindholm crashed into a house on North Ninth Street at 8:05 yesterday as the car swerved from the street after the feed failed. Lindholm Joe Hillestad and Harold Hansen were injured lightly and all were taken to hospital for examination. The car sustained extensive damage, and the Dahl Adams and Lee houses were affected, with witnesses noting the impact moved the foundation and shattered a radio and fruit jars. The incident was reported to police and authorities said insurance covers damage.

Hudson Jennings Lindholm Ninth Street Lindholm Joe Hillestad Harold Hansen Charley Dahl Ninth Dahl Yard O. D. Adams Robert Lee Kepler John Lindholm Adame Cedar Rapids Oscar Fagre Sarah Clark Ocal

4-H Notes postponement and 4-H Iowa Girls Convention

The 4-H meeting scheduled for April 30 is postponed to May 7 at the homes of Phydelis Peterson and Loraine Paterson. The 11th annual Iowa Girls 4-H Convention will be at Iowa State College Ames June 27 28 and 29 with 1576 club girls registered and plans for a better 1982 convention. Kossuth county sends delegates and leaders. travel and lodging costs are outlined. delegates expected to arrive June 26. county bus may be chartered. 26 delegates expected from the county. 4-H queen contest and county offices to be chosen. five girls to State Music Memory contest. 4-H picture memory event noted. last year's rainbow message on campus recalled.

Iowa Kossuth

Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Cradle Roll Events

Twenty members and friends gathered at Mrs. Jennie Breen’s home for a WOI radio broadcast by the Argonne Unit of Des Moines. Activities included quilting and carpet rag disposal for Knoxville hospice, a World War Veterans Children program at Legion Hall, Poppy Day preparations, doll dressing, and plans for district exhibits and Memorial Day parade participation.

Jennie Breen Heten WOI Anes Argonne Unit Des Moines Auartette Martha Calflesh Mra. Z Mesdames Martha Waterson Cleo Nelson Carrie Bonacker Sophie Conradl Mayme Wentz Martha ‘Bonacker Irene Peterson Mary Young Laura Hansen Hsther Breen Eva Peterson Mary Sartor Galena Zweifel Oliva Bruns Camilla Cooper Sacha Denton Esther Askins Nelle Nelson Inez Wolfe Mesdames Imma Hefner George Washington United States Washington Mt. Vernon New York Sleet America Fortunatte Jhhildren Cradle Roll Flanders Field Poland Czeoh Oslovakia Widaec Pidac Auxiliary

Methodist Church Notes Mother's Day Observance

Mother's Day will be observed at the Methodist church with special services. Morning worship includes a salmon delivery and an evening program with singing duets quartets and readings by Mrs. S. J. deVries. Dean also to host a separate Mother's Day program with similar features.

S. J. deVries Dean

Also Mentioned on This Page

Livermore J. D. Prowitt Tuther League Lutheran Church Notes Fred’k Schultz Rev. G. Haken Spirit Lake Mra. Theodora Dunmire Newton Mr. Dunmire Frank DB Fisher French Lumber Co Wels Nelson Gilbert W. H. Stewart Kossuth County Itonka Harold Breen Vivian Martin Nashua J. D. Breen Pete Tobin Mrs. Breen Chicago Ton Koestler Wm. Schram Fritz Dahl Evert Post John Oesterman Jr Flanagan, I Adolph Missal Albert A. M. Peterson Chas Reichsamen Reichsamen Bam J. Olson J. B. Wilson Wilson Cafe Mr. Olson For‘ast Township Winnebago Gaunty Trio Phydelis Peterson Loraine Paterson Legion Auxiliary Notes Methodist Church
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