Night and Tomorrow Class Play at Will School
The local high school presents its annual four act comedy Night and Tomorrow in the school Auditorium Thursday and Friday nights this week. Judy the orphan sees a hopeful uplift as she moves from an asylum to college with a sweet romance and humor. The acts span an orphanage study a college tea a Connecticut farm house and a New York library with the loving guardian Daddy Long-Legs.
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Ers
Will ‘ i
Thursthesie
Samuel French Oew
Judy
Asylum
Naddy Long-Legs
Relty
Orphan Asylum
Jervis
Connecticut
New York
Iowa 4 H Calf Feed Totals Highlight 3000 Baby Beeves
Iowa 4 H youths report about 400 baby beeves on feed with 2414 calves weighed in 18 counties and more in others without weighing tests. Marshall County leads with 136 calves, Woodbury 9 and Louisa 92. 100 pure bred heifers noted for fall show. German 4 H Club notes include a April 27 meeting at Pearl Saathoff home with events, baking demo, plays, and a May 11 gathering inviting more girls to join.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Carl Oldson
Iowa Bear Products’ Association
Ark
Marshall County
Chicago
Tois
Woodbury County
Louisa County
Golden Glee Club
Pearl Saathoff
Aoril
Ron Gall
Sylvia Abbas
Violet Mier
Ostexs
Alma Sloper
Anna Abbas
Apple blossom day at Methodist Church on Sunday
The Methodist church announces apple blossom day with a large offering of blossoms. Sunday School attendance is strong and work is progressing. Next Sunday features a Baccalaureate service at 8:00 PM. Ladies Aid plans a luncheon and church activities continue with midweek events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Doan
Last PTA Meeting and Local Mutterings in Des Moines Echoes
The final PTA meeting of the year was held at the school house with rain outside and officers re elected. A Parkersburg report questions Hammill as a U S Senate candidate and notes a mock omnipoint view. A Titanka women district meeting featured tulips and blue belles from Mrs. Weisbrod of Fenton. The piece mocks Iowa wildflower bills and hints at state expense audits, prefacing local satire on newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 8. Craven
Will Schram
Mabel Tutton
Treag
Fenton
Will Weisbrod
Weisbrod
Iowa
Algona
Iowa Senate
Senate
Des Moines
Focal Boys
State House
Arnold Daum
J.G. Daum
State University of Iowa At
Iowa City
University Childrens’ Hospital
Des Moines Register
Arnold
B. C. Tribune
Baby Dies in Explosion of Cleaning Gas
An 18 month old baby of Mr and Mrs Cy Ashpole of Tompson died after clothing caught fire from gasoline fumes exploding in a kitchen while a girl dry cleaned nearby. The blaze damaged the first floor but was extinguished with Mrs Ashpole elsewhere in the home.
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Cy Ashpole
Tompson
Ashpole
B. C. Tribune
Daddy Long Legs Presented by the Senior Class
Titonka High School stages Daddy Long Legs in four acts from the John Grier home dining room to Lock Willow Farm library with roles for Ruth Gartner Orphans and Barbara Ball Dorothy Clemans Loraine Peterson Arlo Larson Lois Heifner. Directed by Miss M. La Venne Rice and produced under Samuel French arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddy Long
Titonka High School
Ruth Gartner
Barbara Ball
Dorothy Clemans
Loraine Peterson
Arlo Larson
Lois Heifner
John Grier
Judy
Lock Willow Farm
Baccalaureate Exercises at Titonea Church May 19 1929
A brief program listing for the M E Church Titonea baccalaureate service on May 19 1929. It includes processional hymn invocation time, Berceuse by Godard, Miss Arlene Hartman, an address For Value Recieved I Promise To Pay by Rev L G Gartner, and benediction.
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M. E. Church
Titonea
Berceuse
Jocelyn) Godard Miss Arlene Hartman
Rey
L. G. Gartner
Irene Brandt Dies After Monday Morning Passing
Irene Brandt died Monday morning at her parents home east of town. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Lutheran Church. Obituary to follow next week.
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Irene Brandt
Lutheran Church
Kilian Wed
Junior Senior Banquet Honoring Seniors at May Day Event
The Junior class hosted an evening banquet for the Seniors in the school B symbosium. Colors silver gold blue and silver decorated tables with maypole centerpieces while a three course dinner and toast program entertained guests. Notable attendees included Myrtle Anna Florence Bacon Beryl Boggess Arthur Budlong Carl Callies Robert Clemans and several faculty members. Junior class members listed include Dayle Craven Blanche Buffington Marg werite Budlong Erwin Eden Viola Heifner and others.
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Rogos
Myrtle Anna
Florence Bacon
Beryl, Boggess
Arthur Budlong
Carl Callies
Robert Clemans
Carrie Hden
Ruth Gartner
Kermit Larson
Florence Reynolds
Grace Seitsema
Gartner
Schoenlein
Tidman
Grissey
Miss Rice
Miss Johnson
Miss Hartman
Dayle Craven
Blanche Buffington
Margwerite Budlong
Erwin Eden
Viola Heifner
Wilda Heifner
Mabel Kuchanreuther
Edwin Meyer
Albert Missal
Leo Orthel
Phydelis Peterson
Hilda Pouelsen
Arthur Rike
Annanelle Sachau
Alice Sartor
John Stott
Editorial Echoes Administration Complex Across States
A survey notes editors show a regularity complex, siding with higher authorities in state and national matters. Allen faces sharp editorial attacks from “me too” papers amid tax debates and gubernatorial politics. Central Iowa items discuss service fees in cream buying and farm tax relief amid political maneuvers.
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Allen
Mfe
U. S
Algona
Titonka Pioneer Lady Dies After Mayo Clinic Stay
Mrs. Albert Meyers, a longtime Titonka pioneer, died Friday night in Rochester Minnesota after an operation at the Mayo hospital. Her husband and daughter Pearl were at her bedside at the time. Funeral services are set for today with services at the home then at the church.
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Albert Meyers
Rochester
Minn
Meyers
West Coast
Titenka
Mayo Hospital
Pearl
Guy Bruns
Ellsworth Fined for Selling Cigarettes from Truck
Ellsworth arrested in Algona on a technical charge for selling cigarettes from a truck. Judge Coyle fined him $50 on a technicality about whether orders or direct sales occurred. The case arose after agents checked tobacco sales in the Whittemore area.
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Hilsworth
Coyle
Whittemore
Wilsworth
G. BE Mayfield
Algona
Mr. Ellsworth
Seed Potato Treatment Demonstrated at Bancroft Creamery
Formaldehyde treatment for seed potatoes was shown at the Bancroft Creamery last Wednesday using steam heated solution at 120 to 125 degrees. The new method reduces soaking time from two hours to three minutes, enabling many batches to be treated quickly. About 100 bushels of potatoes were treated, with plots prepared by local farms and open to Farm Bureau members and creamery patrons.
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Bancroft
Bancroft Creamery
Creamery
Town Council Proceedings May 1929 in Titonka
Regular meeting at 8 PM with Mayor Wolfe and four councilmen. Bills approved for various local services and taxes overpaid refunded. Saathoff out-building to be made sanitary. Adjourned to May 8 with committee to study Interstate Power Co. contract.
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Wolfe
French
Rachut
Nauman
Nau
Titonka
Cece
W. H. Ricklefs
Falk Motor Co
Hilbert Severiens
Sever Pannkuk
Geo , Onken We
Cree Seca
Cooper & Lawler
Gus Richter
Rex Austin
Ward Austin
Isi
Lewis Bruns
Artsccey
Ayes
Wm. Boyken
Sartor
Freich
Stott
Interstate Power Co
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Gquor
Methodist Church
Northwood
Parkersburg
Hammill
United States
Beief
Blaze
Thompson
Kossuth County
Vesuvius
UR Jay Budlong
Beryl Boggess
Grace Sietsema
Carrie Eden
Myrtle Ama
Jervis Pendelton
James McBride
Cyrus Wykoff
Abner Parsons ‘Y, Griggs
Je Walters
Miss Pritchard
Pendelton
Julia Pendelton
Semple
Lippett
Sallie McBride
Heke Eee
A. Bo
Mae Donald
Desert
B. Dahl
Britt
Towa
Geo
Beanken
Lakota
Cora Stebbins
Rolla, Mo
Arnold Gray
Amos Kromminza
Herman Wassels
Stork
Henken
Fred Henken
Mrs. Henken
Lasy
M.G. Thornburg
Secretary of Agriculture
Nebraska
Council Proceedings
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