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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1925

Page

5

Marriage of Martha Ongstrom and Everett Harris Revealed

The wedding occurred at the Little Brown Church with only immediate family present at Wesley home of Mr and Mrs August Engstrom. Martha Ongstrom resigned Oct 24 from the county Clerk office in Algona, keeping the marriage secret until now. Harris is J W Harris’ son, from the Wesley area, and prepared a home on his farm for the couple.

Martha Ongstrom Everett Harris August Engstrom Wesley Little Brown Witout Hagstrom Algong J. W. Harris Harris U. DR

Snow of 45 Years Ago in Iowa Section

Forty five years ago, snow fell in this section of Iowa and remained until the following day. The winter was called hard, with cattle, crops, and life affected as residents recalled the cold season. The Emmetsburg Democrat records the event from past local history.

Towa Eald Hardahpa Chey Emmetsburg

Pete pheasant recites tale of open season misadventure

A bedraggled Pete Pheasant recounts a wild Tuesday morning open season. He describes escaping gunfire, losing tail feathers, and a muddy limp after village hunters roared through with no warning. He seeks sympathy from the reader named Pete.

Lutheran groups plan charity bake sale and services

The Ladies Aid met at Mrs John Pouels home and the Luther League met at Rev Schoenlein's. A pie coffee and candy sale is planned at Callies Store Saturday evening. Sunday School children are preparing Christmas seals for the Liberan Sanitorium in San Antonio Texas to aid four TB patients. Sunday School 10:00 A M German services at 11:00 A M.

Ladies Aid John Pouels Luther League Schoenlein Callies Liberan Sanitorium San Antonio Texas Natitution

Emil Weise Burt County Farmer Dies After Illness

Emil Herman Weise a South Burt County farmer died Sunday evening after a few hours of illness caused by intestinal influenza. He was 46 years 8 months and 11 days old and is survived by his wife Emma Callies and seven children. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev M B Beltz. Weise was born in Germany February 14 1879 and came to America in 1888 living in Highland Wisconsin before moving to Kosauth County. He married Emma in February 1908 and resided in Burt area. He leaves three sisters and three half brothers along with many friends.

Emil Weise Burt Farmer M. B.beltz Emil Herman. Weise Germany America Highland Wisconsin Emma Callies Has Kosauth County Lawrence Herman Alice Robert Clara Mabel Arthur Walt Emil Leek Burt Rich Howards Highland Wis Leon ‘Ard’ Drager Algona Albert Drager Miss ‘Auguete Drager Will Drager Wisconsin Burt Monitor

Basketball schedule and school activities update

The school announces a Thursday lecture, basketball practice starts this week, and a double header vs Bancroft on November 20. Students race to finish exams, eighth grade trains in angle and other crafts, and Halloween parties brighten Friday. The noon gym access varies by grade and a 2:50 bell signals Monday noon.

Thursdight Bancroft Wood Howard Gerade Lyceum

Items of News from Twenty Years Ago in Town

Mrs. Wm Davisson returns from North Dakota trip and Mr. and Mrs. John Dittmer come home from Oklahoma. Ben Kleist plans to travel to Wisconsin for a nephew’s wedding. Rev W T Janssen moves to Chapin with his household. G F Stone moves to Idaho. his furniture store sold. R Welter and son return from Portland Exposition. A B Davis and family visit. Chas Reynolds buys H M Ford residence. Geo E Clarke announces candidacy for district judge. In Missouri trip, land prices deter further purchase. Red Cross drive begins Armistice Day week with $32 770 county receipts May–Sept. aims for $1,000. A letter from a TB patient thanks Red Cross for aid and Colorado treatment sights lawn health optimism.

Ben Kleist Wisconsin W. T., Janssen Chapin M. C. Loson Corwith G.F. Stone G. F. Stone Idaho R. Welter and Son Portland Exposition A. Davis Clarksville Ther Gon A. B. Davis Geo. Weigands Chas. E. Reynolds H. M. Ford Géo. E. Clarke Algona District Court W. B. Quarton Chas Cooper Missouri Joe Ford Emmet Ash J. D. Breen Bastor Haggard Abgona Dr. Packard Hallowe'en Boys Ben Frank Geneva J. J. Cosgrove Hutchings Geo. Larsen Rev. Mueller Portland T. Fox Burrey, N Red Cross Dogerove Titonka Kossuth Kossuth County Red Crogn Colorado Fort Lyons Colo Las Animas U. S America

Notice to Customers About Prompt Payment

A business notice from W. J. Denton explains merchants require prompt payment to keep credit standing. The letter urges customers to settle bills immediately to meet supplier demands and avoid losing credit.

Irene Townsend Dies After Brief Illness

The Topic notes the death of Irene Townsend oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Townsend of Titonka Iowa in Ashland Wisconsin on October 27 after a brief illness of spinal meningitis She was 17 years 8 months and 14 days and had been a high school student planning to graduate last year The town and friends extend condolences to the Townsend family.

Chas B. Reynolda von River Wis Irene Townsend W. N. Townsend Ashland Wisconsin Mpa Reynolds Irene Titonka Townsend Irene River

Methodist Church District Conference and Hospital Dedication

The District Conference praised new program entrants and urged enthusiastic church participation. A dedication date for the Sioux City Methodist Hospital is set for November 29, with funds to be sent to the Superintendent by the 15th and local hospital funds managed through the Aid Society. A Titonica Church Board meeting is scheduled for Tuesday the 10th.

Gibson Burt the 3Rd Titonica

Married in August Kept in Secret

The Lakota Record reports Miss Florence Barger and Mr Cr Roelfsma married in August and kept secret until now. Mrs Roelsma went to Fort Dodge to Tobin College while the groom, a longtime resident, has rented rooms over the Schroeder Cafe and started housekeeping with Mrs Barger.

Florence Barger Cr. Roelfsma Coonia Cigara Miss Barger Roelsma Fort Dodge Tobin College J. A. Barger Jig Schroeder Cafe

November jurors drawn for district court term

A list of fifty jurors drawn for the coming district court term with names and towns including Titonka Algona Swea City Whittemore Burt Lone Rock and more. The term begins November 23 with jurors expected to report December 1 at 3 am per clerk F R Hopkins.

Pannel District Court F. R. Hopkins Pred Boyken Titonka Holth Budlong Titonkat Wm, Batt Armstrong Lone Rock Anna M. Griffith Swen City L. B. Hollister Harig Algona Boss “Hutchinson Rose Harig Kate Jenkinson Geo Kahl Jake Kovkler Swea City Mike Klepper West Bend Herman Kutschara Sexton Carl Loofstrom H. W. Schujer Raperott Stevens Hluore Minn W.H Stalley Burt Savith Chariie Salz Whittemore Stow Walter Simonsmier J. D. Todd Dick Walp Thtouka Warry Wiinkle Chas Winters Lakota

Dickinson Says Long Can’t Save Farmers

In Emmetsburg on Oct 23 Representative L. J. Dickinson of Iowa’s Tenth district addressed the Chamber of Commerce, criticizing Cyrenus Cole for dodging facts on farm relief and export controls. He argued Cole shifts subjects, cites exports, and leans toward administration loyalty, while data from the department of commerce and critics like H. A. Wallace challenge Cole’s findings. A youth from Nealbury sustained a horse injury in Bancroft, with Dr. Devine treating a broken ankle.

Emmetsburg Cyrenug Cole L. 3. Dickinson Tenth Congressional District Chamber of Commerce Dickinson Cole Waterloo Iowa Dickingon Towa Europe Department of Commerce H .A. Wallace Jardine India Ames Secretary of Agriculture Brother Cole Brother Cole Again Changes the Subject," Asserted Mr. Dickingon

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