Properly Paired Groom Leads Wedding Fashion Showcase
The wedding of Miss Rights to Mr Nut at the groom’s home drew a large crowd. The groom Phil Bert Nut wore a coordinated three piece suit with a distinctive vest, Odd Fellow pin, and a light halo of detail, with his groomsman Mr Pate matching closely. The ceremony featured a notable wardrobe harmony that captivated attendees as the ring was passed and the couple exchanged vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Bert
Bragi Nat
Milfer
Scott
Nqual
Nut
Pate
Toston Brighton
Mr. Nut
Mr Pile
Miss Rights
Titonka Parent-Teach Association Elects Officers
At a Weld Wats meeting of the Titonka Parent-Teach Association new officers for the coming year were chosen: President Mrs M S Craven Vice President Prof Walter Chesey Secretary-Treasurer Miss Mabel Titlon The group meets monthly and a lunch was served by the Domestic Science Class with contributions from local firms including Parker House Rolls from Mason City Baking Company meat and pickles supplied by Hormel Packing Co Bollacker Bros Vitonka McLaughlins and W F Callies and L Han Fen W H Ott batter supplied by Hormel and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. 1
Parent-Teach & Association of
Titonka
M. 5. Craven
Walter Chesey
Treas
Mabel Titlon
Houth
Scienca
Mason City
Parker House
Hormel Packing Co
Bollacker Bros
Vitonka
McLaughlins
W. F. Callies
L. Han- Fen
W. H. Ott
Death of Miss Norma Aldinger on May First
Miss Norma Aldinger of Curtis Wisconsin died May 1 after a brief illness from flu complications and a ruptured appendix. She was 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Aldinger and sister to Helen Lois and Lois. The funeral plans were not stated and the family mourns in Curtis and Titonka Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Aldinger
Yene Ola
John Aldinger
Curti, Wisconsin
Odie
Curtis
Wisconsin
Scaverea
Chippewa Palls
Titonka
Iowa
Dhem
Rey
Tested Rules of Life Advo cate
A Christian advocate presents a set of guiding maxims for steady conduct under strain. It urges listening to both sides before decisions, treating all as equals, learning from others, and offering repeated trials before judging a fallible person. It closes with resolve not to waver after making a choice without good reason.
Injured Farm Youth Receives Care After Accident
Joseph Hadler was seriously injured while moving a chicken house when caught by a team. He suffered a broken jaw in two places and had dental work performed after being taken to Kossuth Hospital in Algona. He remains in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hadler
WF. Hadler
Kossuth Hospital
Algona
Hadley
Sartor
Wallace
Er. Sartor
Cretzmeyer
Titonka High School Spring Time Play May 17
Senior Class prepares a school play titled Spring Time to be staged May 17 in the H. 8. Assembly. A satin curtain gift is being installed May 15 with board funding the side curtains and decorations. Titonka baseball teams win two games last week, edging Wesley 15 14 in eight innings and defeating Bancroft 4 0 with Carl Callies pitching a perfect game. Junior-Senior Banquet Friday night featured crepe paper decorations and carnations at the M. S. 1 Church with senior Weave r noted for a “favorite small gift book” entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanka High School
Wesley
Bancroft
Titonka
Lester Gailles
Carl Callies
Callies
Cailles
M. 5.1
Rebukal Judgs
Eiris
When Is Time To Quit
Sumner Gazette argues overrenomination in Iowa's third and fourth districts. It notes T J Robinson seeks a fourth term and Gil bert Haugen nears a sixteenth term while warning long incumbencies may harm democratic renewal. The piece warns against perpetual office holding and urges voter consideration.
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Sumner Gazette
T. J. Robinson
Congress
Robinson
Gilbert Haugen
United States
Iowa
Acord
Haugen
Distribution of Pheasants to Southern Iowa Residents
The state game department distributes live pheasants to southern Iowa residents, citing foxes as the cause of no apparent population increase. Applicants may obtain birds from the state game and fish department via the Des Moines office, with $1 paid per pair and no fee beyond express charges. Birds must be released and not kept in captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Bane and Fish Department
Des Moines
State Game and Fish Department
West Bend
Dairy and Wood Division
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Ida
Monona
Fremont
Swueag
Monroe
Ringgold
Coun
Lipg
Ergamerica Laghtyear
Wbs
Peipilear
Towa
Moving pictures entertain a school party at P T A meeting
The brief program featured the moving picture Monte Cristo for the 80 seniors and juniors along with faculty and local clergy. Misses Pannkwk Kennedy and Brandt were absent for Mrs Worsely's funeral. The Home Economics Class served lunch. The Merchant of Venice was read as fourth classic this year. A new school clock was gifted to the eighth grade.
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Moving Picture
Monte Cristo
H. W. Schoentein
G. M. Squires
Margaret ‘Pannkwk
Miiunie Kennedy
Marie Brandt
W. A. Worsely
Shakspeare
Silas Mainer
Eliot
Alvin Meyer
Kifte
Alice Budlong
Lorraine Lamoreux
Agatha Trenary
Elmer Hadler
Algona Hospital
Forest Rede
Clarice Falk
Harriet Schram
Patterson Amendment Explained by House Opponent
Humboldt April 28. Representative Loymien explains the Patterson substitute aimed at explaining the road bill section in plain English. He portrays Patterson as opposing the 1925 road bill and as a leading critic of its tax and road spending provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Loymien
Humboldt
Geo. W. Patterson
Breakenridge
Senate
Highway Commission
Patterson
Wagner Barn Hit by Lightning Near Titonka
A barn on H A Wagner farm northwest of Titonka burned after a lightning strike last Wednesday evening. Thirteen cows died in the blaze. thirteen more perished inside the barn before neighbors and Titonka firemen saved other structures. Total losses around $1900 with partial insurance. new buildings planned after settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Wagner
Titonka
Henry Janssen
Titonka Fire Department
Janssen
Senator Buser To Speak At Algona Court House Event
Senator J. D. Buser of Muscatine Iowa will speak at the Court House in Algona Friday evening May 11 at o oclock. He is a candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Iowa on the Republican ticket. Fred Missal injured by harrow in his garden accident in Orthel township Britt News reports he was struck by a steel harrow tooth piercing the calf muscle and left leg after the implement lurched. He was treated by a physician and is now on crutches awaiting full recovery to resume spring farm work.
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Senator Buser
J. D. Buser
Muscatine
Iowa
Algona
Buser
Towa
Fred Missal
Orthel
Fred
H E
Dreagg
Lng
Britt
Standing On His Own Fovt Clears In Iowa Race
J H Jensen declares in Fenton Iowa he runs in the representative contest without endorsements or influence from any clique or organization and notes no contact with Algona since January. Arnold Schweppe travels to Cecil Wisconsin to visit his girl Lydia Zahn for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton
Iowa
North Kossuth
Des Moines
Algona
J. H. Jensen
Arnold Schweppe
Cecil
Wisconsin
Lydia Zahn
Ten-Year Sentences For Breaking and Entering
Bennie Soper and Henry Grover were sentenced by Judge Davidson to ten years in Anamosa for breaking and entering Kennedy Bros. store at Bancroft. The case details include a broken rear window, stolen clothing and merchandise, and subsequent arrests in Bancroft. Grover, Soper, and George Soper connected to Mrs Phillips’s residence. Soper admitted complicity. Grover bound over to district court. Soper’s wife is a former Swea City resident.
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Bennie Soper
Emmetsburg
Kossuth
Henry Grover
Davidson
Anamosa
Kennedy Bros. Company
Bapcroft
Bancroft
Quinn Placa
Barcroft
iThey
Henry Gruver Ag
Sheriff Hovey
Attorney van Ness
Justice Behrmann
Hovey
Marshall Doleschal
Phillips
Kennedy’ Bros. Company
Lake Mills Man Sues Ford For One Million
Lake Mills Iowa resident Eli F Colby sues Ford Motor Co claiming patent infringement on a lubricating device for the crankshaft axle of the Model T. Damages estimated at about 1 000 000 with profit figures noted. Saint Paul dispatches credit the suit to the Lake Mills plaintiff and reference a City Summit reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Paul
Eli F. Colby
Lake Mills
Iowa
Ford Motor Company
Forest City Summit
Obituary of Michael T. Fisher
Michael Thomas Fisher born April 3 1859 at New Elias Indiana died May 6 1928 at his daughter’s home northwest of Burt. He married Hilan King February 19 1889 and had five children two survive. Funeral May 7 from the home conducted by G M Spaies pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. Interment in Orthel Cemetery north of HutChins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Thomas Fisher
New Elias
Indiana
E. M Hill
Burt
Hilan King
E. M. Mill
William
Farmer City
Ilinois
G.M. Spaires
Methodist Episcopal Church
Orthel
Hutchins
Obituary for Mrs W A Worsley of Titanica Iowa
Clara Elizabeth Worsley born September 25 1391 in Seattle Washington died May 1 1923 at home south of Titanica aged 36 years 7 months 2 days. She lived in Roland Iowa and Titanica with husband William Arthur Worsley and two sons Richard Benjamin and Theodore Grove. Funeral services were held at her home then body moved to Roland for interment.
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Oltuary
W. A. Worsley
Clara Elizabeth Worsley
Seattle
Washington
Titonica
Roland
Iowa
Norwegian Lutheran Church of
Rolandy
Sane
Roland High School
Drake University of Des Moines
William Arthur Worsley
Nevada
Richard Benjamin
Theodore Grove
Rygate
Montana
Titanica
Moun
Mrn, Grove
Cyrus Grove
Ipother
Story City
Clara Worsley
Earth
Legion County Meeting in Swen City May 7
A joint American Legion and Auxiliary meeting was held at the Legion Hall in Swen City on Monday evening May 7. County Commander Lloyd Schenck presided with Mary Walker coordinating the auxiliary. The Swea City unit performed including piano by Janice Sayers, readings by Miss June Thompson, a quartet, and talks by Mr. Murray and Mrs. Murray on Community Service. Attendees from Whittemore Wesley Burt Fenton Bancroft Titonka Algona Swea City totaled about 200. The next meeting is planned with Titonka hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Hamquist
Mr. Murray
Buffalo Center
10Th District Service
Titonka
Takota
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Marvingvy
John Welhousen
Joseph Hadler
Craven Teak
Melvin Meyer
Frank Meyer
A. M. Petersen
Chas. Reich
Wagner
Harrow
van Ness
FORD
St. Paul
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