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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1951
Page
2
The paper lists yearly rates: 2.90 inadvance within Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory, 32.50 outside that area, 3.00 for Canada and foreign countries. County subscriptions remain ongoing unless canceled by the subscriber or publisher discretion.
Plans for farrowing jackets that protect piglets from being crushed are available from the county extension director or the Iowa State College Extension Service. The device aims to improve piglet survival and pig farmer welfare.
Mrs. Viola Studer visited her mother Mrs. Jennie Luken in Coleman S Oak after a fall left her with a broken arm. Hattie Hanson was taken by ambulance to Park hospital Mason City for heart treatment. Marian Kleinpeter, Mercy hospital Fort Dodge student nurse, spent weekend with Vincent Kleinpeter's family. Reverend Riggs visited Carl Franzen at Mason City LG OF home. Franzen is wheelchair-bound in hospital ward.
Local families gather for first communions and birthdays as residents from Fort Dodge Ames Britt and Des Moines visit relatives in Algona. Highlighted are church activities school graduations and memorial day plans with notes on service members and community groups.
Woden news items include the death of Fred Reitter after a brief illness, family visits at Corwith and Britt, a birth announced to Mr. and Mrs. C A Wagner in Edgewood Maryland, and various social calls. The column also notes a mothers-daughters banquet at the Presbyterian church and agricultural notes from Iowa State on late corn maturity and bees boosting legume seed yields.
The Four Corners Social club met May 1 at John Carroll's with twelve members and one guest, Hazel Carroll among hostesses. Mothers Tea hosted by Portland Princesses 4-H at Mary Lou Shipler’s home. Various residents visited, harvested eggs trip to Missouri, softball result 15 9 Portland Dist 6 over Dist 1, and multiple social visits and errands around Algona Garner and Dakota City.
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