05 May 1955
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1955
Page
1
Classified blurbs list a 2 year old gentle riding horse in A-1 shape with contact Geo Schmidt Sr. a spring fries sale note by Herman Narms. and a Purthred Hereford bull advertised by Robert Bunkofske with a phone contact.
Dog owners must keep dogs on their premises and license them under chapter 20 of the Municipal Code. Noncompliance prompts dog pickup by the marshal. Card of thanks from Wm. Rike of Woden thanks neighbors for helping with spring work including plowing 30 acres.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Nelson joined Sunday dinner at Mrs Mary Michaelsen’s Titania home. Afternoon guests included Mr and Mrs Gerald Perdue Randy from Wichita Kans, Mr and Mrs Donald Michaelsen and family and Mr and Mrs Neal Michaelsen and family. The Perdues were in town for their grandfather s funeral. Also present were Mr and Mrs Clifford Young and Robert Rains as they celebrated news of he events.
The article lists birthdays for eleven Kain family members in April and details visits and events around Harms, Phelps, Gruss, and other locals. It covers social visits, funerals, schooling notes, and classroom updates reflecting village life and school news.
Ninth grade reports on English punctuation tests and reading of Indian Drums and Broken Arrows by Craig Massey. Students also describe General Science to Physics transition, algebra fractions signs, and general math topics including checks.
The report lists a freshman return party held last Friday with door prizes awarded to Yates, Folkerts, DeWall, Kruse, and Louts. It also includes a Hot Lunch Menu for April 25 to 29 featuring meals with orange juice, meat and potato dishes, vegetables, fruit, and milk served daily.
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