Titonka Locals Report Wide Ranging Community News
Titonka residents share visits from Algona, Britt, and Germania as well as local farming notes. The column notes school term dates, hospitality with neighbors, road and farm equipment news, and shifts in local business and postal staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Sal Vietor
R. C. Balldice Lamoreux
Psa
Esther Koppen
Germania
Breen
Ollie Meyer
Tarks
Robbins
ThompEton
John Swiesel
Cat Ber
Guist
Algona
Francis Maxwell
West Bend
L. W. Hess
Armstrong
J. M. Grover
Portland
Fred Amesbury
Clara
Algona Sholpers
Titanka Bleh
Westey
W J. Denton
Minngapolla
Clesg Lake
Badje
Welleburg
H. ¢. Armstrong
Geo. Cogswell
Eden
Cogs Well
Arne Strong
Woo‘den
Ed Ankes
Britt Tribune
Town Council Proceedings May 7 1917
May 7 1917 a town council meeting at First National Bank opened at oclock. Mayor Cosgrove and councilmen Cruz Wallace Budiong attended. Bills were approved for salary telephones publishing and other charges with adjournment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flrat
National Bank
Cosgrove
Cruz
Wallace
Budiong
Tech Cork
MGC
Loson
Titanka
Topic
Matt Parrot’& Sone
Commonwealth Uclittes Co
Tapril
Wo. Boyken
Primary School Notes Highlight Attendance and Honor Roll
The note lists students absent for illness or tardiness and praises Maurice Kell and Mildred Nelson. It notes six honor-roll losses last month, mentions a closing program by the Liny Tota, and records second grade multiplication progress and no tardies in May for several names. It also lists many students in the primary and intermediate rooms with occasional visitor references and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Johnson
Algona
Martin Nelson
Buncn
Buffalo Consolidated
First National Bank
Inew
P. R. Gilligan
Kanawha
Martin Cosgriff
A. L. Lamoreux
Britt
Co. G. Cunningham
Elmore Minn
Visi
M. S. Cunningham
Ben Longbottom
Will Lamoreux
C. V. Gritz
Bany
Burlington Sunau
Wesley
Art Falk
Algéon
Joe Jenks
Fito Poareh
St. Louls
J. N. Wheeler
Germania
H. D. Mussman
Des Moines
MEB
Buffalo Center
Commonwealth Power Co
Thos
Paterson’s
Doane
Findar
Gee
Nelson
Andrew Davison
Miter Elsie Nelson
Ringsted
Mestames Cogswell
Wallace
Budplane
Wolfe
Holcomb
Bethsamen
Hall
Titania
Swea
National Rea: Cross Association
Souterbeck
Crose
Henry Eden
Maurica Keil
Maurice
Mildred Nelson
Mildred
Liny Tota
Myrtle Hansen
Bernice Frank
Myrtle Johmsoon
Lester
Maurice Kell
Loraine Tierney
Donald Eiglé
Myrtie Sachau
Leota Lamoreux
Lester Frank
Lyle Shultz
Welford Lamoreux
Maurice Hansen
George Swalvo
Louisa Callies
Mary Frank
Nora Hagen
Arthur Muller
Leona Knoer
June Kirkpatrick
Bessie Mae Hiegel
Georgia Frank
Boyd Tieden
Lourie Senne
Alma Staper
Agnes Pennkuk
Pearl Javers
Henry Sach
Mason City Welcomes Central Trust Company
A new financial institution named the Central Trust Company with $800,000 capital plans to operate from the Commercial Block in Mason City. Key organizers include BV Franny Co Franke and W A Westfall with G A Larson of Cedar Rapids and other regional bankers. E V France serves as president and C I Franke as vice president, with local leadership moving to Mason City to launch trust, savings, real estate loans, and exchange services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company
Ita New Trust Company
Magon City Financial Institutions
Franny Co
Franke
W. A. Westfall
G. A. Larson
Cedar Rapids
Conner
St. Paul
Great Northern Bank
Iwill
Tce
Feecre Ft Avenue
First Street
Central Trust Building
AB Sstalee
Tawa
Lilly Company
Renerat
Lalsons
First National Bank of New Itampruz
First National Bank of Waterloo
Cedar
Mason City
Iris
Elly
Mason
Lome Up
Commercial Savings Bank I
Commercial Black
Ciy
Messrs. Franke
Cerro Cordo Abstract Go
Pany
Commercial Bank
Masonity
Westfall
Ari
Cerro Gordo Abstract Company
Ue New Instituton
Mason Cig Globe Gazette
First Flag Over School Highlighted in Local History
A 1812 flag raising at a log schoolhouse on Catamount Hill Colrain Mass is celebrated as possibly the first over a public school with later remembered early flag raisings at Fort Sumter and New Bedford Wallington Chicago and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Staes
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Republic
Mwpery Land Justice
Gittle
Catamount Hill
Colrain
Mass
Britain
Ams
Fort Sumter
Furth Grammar School
New Bedford
Mara
Wallington School
Chicago
Benjamin F. Cutter
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
Calista Robinson Jones
Vermont
The
Woman’s Relief Aotpr
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Livermore
Abba Dressman
Land Mai
Harry McElroy
LH. Yost
Mre. H. Nordman
Geo. Funk
Albert, Sleper
John A. Sleper
Will Davidson
Burt
Otto Falk
Frank Foster
Henry Franzen
Bancroft High School
Satchett
Titouka High School
Kobus Tjaden
Tacepig
Ana 4A
Heiko Bruns
Eugene Caylor
Schrater
Frank Kline
G. W. Cogswell
Rock Island
Thia
Bono Bdon
H.O. Armetrong
B. Ditch
KR. C. Balt
Lamoreux
John Zwiefel
Fenton
R. H. Peterson
Sundlay
Swea Clty
Bruns
John A. Sloper
M. P. Haggard
al Falkenlainer
F.R. Amesbury
Frank Heal
Dayton
Texas
Dr. Temple
Rowan Sundey
Harl Hansen
Humboldt
Mr. Haggard
Eunice
Larry Wilson
Elmer Hansen
Klemme
Albert Jelderks
Miller
Sam Taylor
It. C. Armstrong
First National Bank of
Crystal Lake
National Bank Examiner
Iowa
Fort Snelling
Marshalltown
T R
Kossuth County
Delbert B. Potter
Harrysd. Kluss
Berquist
Tonka
Matt. Monson
Lacona
New Yurk
Red Cross Fe
Japan
Ees
Russia
Red Cross
Rolla
Harding
Lyons
Marshallstown
Polk County
Tuttle
T. M. Helfner
Thopipsan
Geo Welgands
Famiy
T. P. Reibsamen
Ward Austin
Payng Company
J A. Fred
Bancroftt
Des Woines Register
A. M. Pettersen
Sehurch
Orthel
Prof. Gardner of
Bancraft
Grant Consolidated
Seneca Township
Rey
Knoer
Chandler
Wisconsin
Gar Isebrand
J. K. Rippetrop
Migle
Murry
Hazel
NEW Soo Banking Concern
Diwantzed There
the Central Trust Company
Banking
Hower
Coialu
Masi
Nathoaal Tanner
Haived
Tienka
March
Mableman
Roy. Orcutt
Esther Kuchenreuther
Ethel Gibson
Emaa Anderson
Alice McHiray
Straley
Puli Lsenberger
John Itppentrep
Hiden Ha
L J. Dickinson
Algaun
Rey Clegg
Orrutt
Knoce
Knoers
AIR
Amashary
Pwebith
Lows Federation of Womens" Clubs
Fort Dodge
Cogswell
Wallvill
Templag
Dablan
Tonimore
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