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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1932

Page

5

Clark Revealed as Tax Scavenger in Linn County records

Senator Bennett accuses C F Clark of thirty years as a tax sale buyer and tax scavenger profiting from distressed farmers and homeowners. He cites $253,761.69 in tax certificates against Linn County properties, 216 tax deeds at an average $11.46, and a web of corporate transfers using relatives to mask real operations.

Storm Latta Oliver P. Bennett Laws Mr. Clark Dr. Jekyl Hyde Bennett Linn County Noy

Boy Burns While Playing Near Bonfire

George, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Prad Stecker, was badly burned Monday when his clothing caught fire while near an older brother tending corn stalks. His brother rolled him in sand to extinguish the flames, but skin was burned from one leg and one arm.

George

Winners named in Skelgas contest in Kossuth county

Nadine Lucregia deVries of Titonia and Mra D W Pulte of Swan City won in the Skelgas contest run by the MILY Myrg deVries securing a 26 prize toward a new stove while Mrs Pulte received a 10 000ward toward a stove. The event advertised 65 complete Skelgas installations plus stove and equipment prizes.

Whiners Nadine Lucregia deVries Titonia Mra D. W. Pulte Swan City Come Mily Myrg deVries Pults Poward Watts

Grady Smith Thanks Patrons After Barber Shop Move

Grady Smith thanks patrons for courtesy and business while Nava was in Titonka, expressing gratitude for support during the Peterson Barber Shop transition.

Peterson Barber Shop Cooper. Allen Titonka Grady Smith

Di Hansen and wife arrive after long drive

Di Hansen and wife arrived in Thonia Saturday night and spent Sunday with their parents. They traveled from Madison Wisconsin to Titan ic in about 12 hours. A thirty degree drop followed a warm Saturday with 90 degree day and windy conditions. By Sunday evening the thermometer dropped to 60 as the drastic change was noted by all.

di Hansen Sunny Dry Hansen Arriv Thtonia Madison Wisconsin

First Game of Twin Six League At Fenton

The season opener in the Twin Six League was played at Fenton on Sunday with Titonka defeating the Indians 4 to 2 after nine innings. Battery was Carl Callten and Bobby Wood for the Indians and Mittag and Boettcher for Fenton. A sizable crowd attended in threatening weather. Next Sunday Titonka hosts Rodman in the first local diamond game of the season.

Fenton Tonka Indians Carl Callten Bobby Wood Mittag Boettcher Titonka Rodman

Wesley People In Automobile Accident

Mrs. George Hauptmann acted as driver when a truck swerved left forcing the car into a ditch and hitting an iron mailbox post. Mrs Hauptmann and three others, Mrs Anton Goetz, Miss Hilda Goetz, and Mrs Lorretta Lloyd, suffered cuts, bruises and torn ligaments. all were treated by Dr C H Cretemeyer and cared for at the Goetz home. The car was demolished. A band of gypsies later visited Wesley, passing through town in Packards and Buicks headed north.

George Hauptmann Mra Anton Goetz Hilda Goetz Loretta Lloyd Algona Hauptmann C. H. Cretemeyer

Mrs Lamoreux Passes After Long Ill Health

Mrs Lamoreux died at home in Stevensville after months of declining health. Born Susan Catherine Inenberger in Illinois on March 22 1880, she married Rheuben L Lamoreux in 1875 and moved with family from Iowa to Stevensville in 1927. She was 76, survived by seven children, thirty grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers, and was a longtime Methodist and Federated church member. Funeral services were held Tuesday with many friends attending.

R. L. Lemoreux Victor Lamoreux Iowa Susan Catherine Isehberger Illinois Stevensville Henry Dalila Inenberger Illinoia Beb Rheuben L. Lamoreux L. Lamoreux Ben Longbottom l Montana J. W. Lamoreux William Hefner Corvallis Mant W. V. Lamoreux Calexico Methodiat Church

Car Breaks Cement Railing On Bridge Near Lakota

Verne Asche Miss Spear Ben Baum and a young lady from Lakota were in a Sunday morning accident one mile from Mtonke. Traveling west at excessive speed, they hit the cement railing on the Rainbow bridge. The car became suspended about ten feet above water after the front wheels jumped the banister and the iron cable. All occupants suffered only cuts and bruises. The wrecked vehicle was towed to the Pall garage in town.

Verne Asche Miss Spear Ben ‘Baum Lakota Thiae Mtonke Bancroft Rainbow Bridge Pall

4-H Music Memory Contest Broadcast at Waterloo Station

The State 4-H Music Memory Contest will be broadcast from Waterloo Station WMT on Saturday May 28 starting at 3 PM. Listeners, especially club girls, are invited to hear and write in with test blanks mailed to each club. The program features a mix of marches waltzes and concert pieces by Sousa Wagner Strauss Chopin Mozart and others.

Waterloo WMT Sousa Wagner Strauss Chopin Mozart Paderewski Schubert Rossini Grteg Beethoven Schumann

Fi German Golden Gleo 4 L Club Meeting at Vergle Home

The club met at Vergle Sardoos home on May 1st with a color theme for a spring luncheon. Minutes were read and a memory-number study followed. Afternoon activities included pantomime roles featuring Columbia, Liberty, War, Gat lands, Diana Kardoes, Elsie Abbas, Fanny Kardaes, Ruth Barton, Lena Tjaden, Eleanor Intermill, and Harriet Sleper. Lunch was served after adjournment.

Vergle Sardoos Tranident Columbia Bertha Hofbauer Liberty Anna Abbas War Vergle Kardoes Gatlands Diana Kardoes Elsie Abbas Fanny Kardaes Ruth Barton Army Navy Narge Lena Tjaden Eleanor Intermill Harriet Sleper

Yet Farm Boy 4-H Dairy Calf Club Appeal

Ernest M. Wright field secretary of the Iowa State Dairy association urges parents to enroll sons in 4-H dairy calf or pig projects. He says paying from savings teaches business skills, adds home interest, and shares club responsibility with parents. consult your county agent today.

Ernest. M. Write Iowa State Dairy Association Wright Heeves

Community Day Picnic Promotes Cooperation and Events

Titanka businesses close Friday from 12 30 to 4 00 to allow merchants to attend Community Day at the School House. A schedule favors a May Day program, picnics, ball games, and class reports. Weather hopeful. cream for sale. commencement services set for Wednesday night.

Titanka Bbe St. John’s

Lutheran Church Notes and Weekend Activities

The Ladies Aid met in the church basement last Wednesday with Mrs. William Callies as hostess. The next meeting will be the first Wednesday afternoon in June at the Schutter home hosted by Mrs. Bonno Schutter and Mr. Wm. Tjaden. A baccalaureate service was well attended Sunday evening with a girls sextette providing music. Rehearsals are Wednesday evening and an English service is Monday at 10 30 a m. Harry Bartelt of Gris attend lectured services there.

Wisling A. I. Wood Doan Ladies Aid Albert Martenick Wiliam ‘Callies Bonno Schutter Wm. Tjaden Harry Bartelt Gris Grace French Acc Denton Mary Young Edith Adamson Nadine deVries Irene Petersen Alice Mayfield National Defense Martha Bonacker Enests Antone Sorensen United States George and Martha “Washington Gent Uo Veterans Hospital Knoxville M. B Hammer Legion and Auxary Unit Harrenga Holmer Breen Gold Star Elmey Peterson Galena Wsther Ithe

Henry Klasse Dies After Long Illness Near Corwith

Henry Klasse, a former farmer from this vicinity, died Friday morning at his home near Corwith after a long illness from a lung tumor. His wife and children were with him. The family once lived on the Fritz farm west of Titonka. Survived by his wife and four children including Matt and daughters Mrs Andrew Wallace Mary and Connie.

Henry Klasse Rla Corwith Mr. Klasse Fritz Titonka

Legion Auxiliary May Meeting At Grace French Home

Legion Auxiliary holds its regular monthly meeting at Grace French home Monday evening May 28 at 8 pm. Members urged to attend. no Executive Board Meeting this month due to school activities. department chairmen to report per annual report. divisional chairmen urged to be present.

County Achievement Day Draws Countywide Exhibits

Kossuth County women plan their seventh annual countywide Achievement Day at the Presbyterian Church in Burt on Monday June 6. Exhibits from fourteen townships show posters detailing this year s work with Home Furnishings a four year effort. The program runs 10 a m to 11 20 a m with a German township demonstration, then at 3 30 p m Mills Knowles state leader will report and speak. Mills Knowles will judge. A noon luncheon is planned with sandwiches pickles pie and coffee. Each township supplies items. the event aims to engage all families and county business leaders are invited to attend.

Kossuth County Project Presbyterian Church Burt

August Anderson Absent From Duties After Funeral

August Anderson, a mail contractor between Titonka and Britt, was absent from duties at the end of the week to attend the funeral of his father-in-law, who was killed in a recent accident.

August ‘Anderson

Funeral Held Tuesday for George B. Hall

Funeral services for George Byron Hall were held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Methodist church with Rev. GC Moore presiding. Born September 7, 1866 in Manchester New Hampshire, he moved to Wesley Iowa at 21, worked in a cheese factory, farmed near the Ward family, and later served as cashier of the Security Bank and in real estate. He died May 14 after hospital care. He leaves three sons and two daughters and was a member of several fraternal orders.

George B. Hall Methodist GC. H. Moore Mevin Iowa George Byron Hall Manchester N. H Wesley Hermann Ward Ida 0. McPherson Alliance Kossuth Hospital Algona Masonic Lodge Knights of Pythias Good Templars The Yeoman Losg Walter M. Hall Dayton George H. Hall Chenoa Iil Leote DeBtta Rodney Wesley Corres

Betty Ann Olson Drowned In Tank

Betty Ann Olson eighteen months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Qhrig Olson of a northeast of Woden drowned Monday forenoon. Mother left child at home to work in garden and found body later in water tank.

Betty Ann Qhrig Olson Farmera Woden

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Clark Bennet Hung Susben Lindbergh John F. Condon Cabe. Methodist Rasmus Peteson Leo Marks Bidora Miller Nalgon Lutheran Church Notes T Henry Klasse Legion Auxiliary Notes Betty Ann Olson Sacha Denton Johnny Wood Johnny Wilson Mason City Mr. Wilson M. 8. Craven Na«diye de Vries Gladys Rogges Martha Bonackey Bima ‘Hoeifmer
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