Titonka Women's Club Meeting Discusses State Welfare System
A paper by Mrs. Lilland Kittee read at the Titonka Women's Club outlines Iowa Board of Control membership and state institutions. It covers population figures, staffing, child welfare programs, licensing, and needs for reform in adoption laws, juvenile justice, and funding amid rising institutional burdens.
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Homa
Child Welfare Bureau
Hays
Iowa
Board of Control
Health Department
Children’s Bureau
Mae Hahenicht
Des Moines
Visita
Cgdde
Itve
Towa
O. W
Lilland Kittee
Women's Club
Reform Church Ladies Aid Meet May 24
Ladies of the Reformed church will meet May 24 with Mesdames Ben U Mayer and Dick Meyar as hosts. You are cordially invited to attend.
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Reform Church Ladies Aid
Ladies of the Reformed Church
Mesdames Ben U
Mayer
Dick Meyar
Rebekkas WU Bake Sale at Reed's Hardware Store
Rebekkas WU will hold a baked food sale at Reed's Hardware store Saturday afternoon and evening. Local anglers who fished at Clear Lake opening day reported poor luck.
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Rebekkas WU
Reed’s Hardware
Clear Lake
Local notes and arrivals in Woden area society
Editor Moore sells Watchman. Mrs Stone and Meyer family births. A baby girl named Carrie Mazabeth to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wolfe. Death of a two-year-old from whooping cough. Forest City candidate for sheriff Gen L Thomas etc. J. J. Budlong and Geo Hall return from North Dakota land scouting. Trades: A W Young swaps livery barn and 80 acres for stock of goods at Kanawha valued at 20000. Graham brothers attend family reunion in Port Huron. Mtonka Indians booked for big game with Woden. Local sports and school notes. Belknap, Bartlett, Hartz, Parks, Sam Schneider, Jay Budlong, J. F. Fisher in team lineup. Cleansweep in schools. BF Kleist trades 280 acres for 28000 stock of goods. Geo Funk buys Lamoreux blacksmith shop for 400. Bear Longbottom injured by nail. doctors treat. Supervisor Ostereker on town drive. Dinner Hansen buys new buggy. popular with ladies. Miss Ethel Relbsamen ends school near Eagle Grove. heads to Curtiss Wis. to work at Curtiss State Bank with brother Glen as cashier.
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Gen. L. Thomas
J. H. Queal Lumber Co
Forest City
Winnebago County
Lee O. Wolfe
Carrie Mazabeth
J. J. Budlong
Geo. B. Hall
Wesley
North Dakota
St. Paul
Henry
W. T. Hall
A. W. Young
Kanawha
J. N. Graham
Graham
Burt
Port Huron
Mich
Theamily
Chicago
Wisconsin
California
Mtonka Indians
Woden
Belknap
Bartlett
Hartz
BF. Kleist
West Bend
Geo. Funk
Lamoreux
Wm. Lemoreux
Bear Longbottom
Wallace
Ray
Colgan
Supervior Ostereker
Hansen Puy
J. F. Fisher
Senne
Garner
Bill
Hansen
Humboldt
Ethel Relbsamen
Hagle Grove
Curtiss
Wis
Curtiss State Bank
Glen
Local notes and social updates from this week ago
Mose Mann and family visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Gen Han Ben Joe. Ben Bryson sold cattle to Schram Pannkuk for shipment to Chicago. Dr Wallace left for Des Moines for Willie’s medical treatment. Surveyor Funnemark has more work than he can do. Miss Nelle Plumb visited Northwood and returned home. Annie Brunswold reemployed as center section teacher. Alice Cosgrove left Gueders Store for Wesley. J Delekman became Rock Island hostler. Weather hurt gardens. plantings continue. Helena Newell seeks faculty position. Mrs Hansen returned to Woonsocket. Cement bridge being built near Anjesbury farm. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. H Hardesty in Des Moines. Eva Whitney noted as sole survivor readout.
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Mose” Mann
Gen
Han- Ben
Joe
Woden
Ben “Bryson
Ww. Brandt
Schram & Pannkuk
Chicago
Wallace
Ded Moines
Willie Inprick
Funnemark
Wesley
Dain ¢Ile
Annie ‘Brunswold
Migg
Alice Cosgrove
Gueders
Transsea
Delekman
Hostler
Rock Island
H. ¥. Newell
Fenton
Tihim Nis
Helena
Thanka High School
Geo. W. Hansen
Kossuth Applies For Poor Relief Loan
Kossuth County Supervisors seek a poor relief loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to hire county workers for improvement projects. Pay is in script usable only for food clothing and fuel, not medical rent or other needs. If approved, a County Emergency Committee may oversee expenditures. repayment begins in 1936 at 20 percent of the amount annually.
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Reconstruction Binarice Corporation
Kossuth
Polk County
Funnemark
McDonald
Butler
Dés Moines
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Program and Baccalaureate
The Methodist Church will present the WHM 8 program with a short religious play by children and a message by the pastor as part of the annual bank offering. Sunday evening features the Baccalaureate services for the graduating class, with the pastor delivering the theme Sunlit Trail. Seats should be occupied early. service begins at 8 o'clock. No North League gathering Sunday night.
Algona Business Row Mentions Mayday Subscriptions
J A Breoh of Algona conducted town business on Mayday promoting a Topic subscription at four dollars per year. The fragment notes local commerce and a sales pitch during a community day.
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J. A. Breoh Algona
Rites Held For John Falk Sr Buffalo Pioneer Monday
John Falk Sr died Saturday morning from age related illness and arthritis. Born December 9, 1858 in Pulaski Wisconsin, he moved to Iowa in 1894 with Louisa Muelar, operating a store and post office at Buffalo Forks before Titonka. Survived by wife, five children, five brothers, and many relatives, he endured forty five years of disability, with funeral Monday in Burt and burial in Buffalo Township cemetery.
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John Palk
Dthe Hat
Hig
Tile
John Walk Sr
Pulaski
Wisconsin
Itonka
Louisa Muelar
Muscada
Wis
Otto
Louise
Tillis
Arthur
John B
Pitonka
Bart
Park
Iowa
Phelips
Portland Township
Buffalo Forks
Bufalo Forks
Buffalo Township
Titonka
Falk
Sohn Falk
Hila Graham Pong
Castle Rock
Buffalo
Tronka
Portland
Town
Lutheran
Burt
L. Richmann
Tillie
Arsthur
John E
Titonia
Louise Bleich
Wil Fall
Avocy
Coon Falk
Salem
Oregon
Albert Falk
Main Street
Distant Relatives Attend Funeral in Avoca and Milwaukee
Distant relatives and friends attend the funeral with Mr. Will Balk and son Henry of Avoca Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs. John Peffer and son John, Mrs. Katherine Schmidt of Milwaukee, Mr. and Mrs. August Schrader of Webster City, Mrs. M. Groh of Belmond, Mrs. Margaret Malchow and son Henry, and Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Miller of Almena Wisconsin.
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Will Balk
Henry
Avoca
Wis
John Peffer
John
Katherine Schmidt
Milwaukee
August Schrader
Webster City
M. Groh
Belmond
Town
Margaret Malchow
Aug. Miller
Almena
Wia
Thanks for kindness after death of husband and father
Mrs John Parker and children express heartfelt thanks to friends who helped during illness and death. They acknowledge flowers and musical contributions and appreciate many acts of kindness in various forms.
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John Parker
Pioneer farmer L Oesterreicher dies after illness
L Oesterreicher, early Buffalo Center farmer, died Tuesday morning at his home after several weeks ill. He came to Buffalo from Johnson County about forty years ago with his family and lived on a farm, mostly in the area except a few years in town. A brief life sketch will be printed next week. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at his home at 1 30 PM and at the M B Gunpen at 2 PM.
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Inent
Buffalo
Lownship
Mr. Oesterreicher
Johnson County
Natural History Series The Purple Martin Habitat
The Purple Martin is a common summer resident across the state and the largest member of the swallow family. It nests in crevices under bridges and in building recesses, with nests made of weeds, straw and feathers. Four to six white eggs are laid, incubating for 12 to 20 days. The diet is animal, mainly ants, wasps, beetles, and spiders.
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Natural History
Martin
Swallow
Home Discipline in Family Parenting Conflicts
In homes, one parent often lenient while the other is strict causing child preference and friction. Partners should align methods, discuss differences, and support a united corrective approach to avoid feelings of unjustness and ensure consistent discipline.
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Mio Branta
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Titonka Women's Club
Hometreet
Lillian Kittoo
M. Roberts
Independence
H. Michael
Ottumwa
H. Pelton
Indianola
Roberts
Harry ‘White
Vinton
State Sanitorium
T .B
Oakdale
Soldiers' Home
Marshalltown
Mt. Pleasant
Clarinda
State Constantiary
Pt. Madison
Woodward
Glenwood
Anamosa
Rockwell City
Eldora
Mitchellville
Toledo
Orghans
Davenport
Lagt
A. Epil
Anamosas
St. Penit
Ft. Madison
Atate
Chil‘nega
Davennant
Poledo
Iowa Soldiers’ Orphans
Tuatr
Inc
Cleda Ang
Moore
Woden ‘Watchman
F.stone
Geo, Meyer
Meyer
Warner Smith
W. J T. Janssen
Anjesbury
H. ©. Hardesty
A. Hansen
Misa Eva Whitney
Methodist Church
John Falk Sr
L. Oesterreicher
An .Diness
Kosusth
L. Oesterreicher, Pionear Any Prom
M. B. Gunpen
Fred Welp
Thtanka
Brea Henken
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