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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
2
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Neighbors and visitors are recorded from Port land Neal Nelson at Charley Larson home to Miss Hattie Bollinger visiting her sister in law and many farm bureau activities. Families from Titonka Burt Swea City and Lakota figure in visits sales hogs cattle and a Nubian goat shipped to Franklin Pennsylvania. Picnic at Sidney John residence follows a district school closing and a large Ladies Farm Bureau meeting reports photos for Achievement day at Algona and a drive for a Chevrolet Cabaret with a back seat.
Weary notes from Algona and surrounding areas report visits and travels. George Benner called Doctor Hock enberry for a sick horse Tuesday. Mrs. Stewart of Austin visited her mother Mrs. Helen Hansen. The Vee Mullin family visited with Mr. Mullin’s brother Ben at Kanawha. Lola Burrell teaches in Algona high school and visited Sunday. The Study Club met at Mrs. Jack Waverly’s farm with Edie guiding the Food Industry topic.
Woden notes list various visits and callers from Garner Britt Forest City Lakota Dickens and Mason City. Entertainment updates include biweekly movie nights beginning this week. Family visits feature the Colter and Fitzpatrick households with Henry Osterman seeking treatment in Colfax.
Angust Stohy linked to Crystal Lake High School. commencements and graduates noted. Linonka school and local visits mentioned along with family and friends gatherings. Skelly Old Station opening and local business upgrades at Sweet Shop with new equipment and Frigidaire installation.
Arnold Schweppe, bookkeeper at the Saving Bank, was handling business matters in Mason City yesterday. Walter Osterman, patient at a hospital in Town City, is reported to be improving.
John Pouelsen begins work on a new development at the Gallmeyer lot on North Street with material shipments arriving. The site is set for construction on Main.
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