Titonka Post Office Adopts Second Class Letter Policy
ERE TITONKA TOPIC atered at the Post Office in et ldwa, ae Second Class 'Letter. Whoroughly covers a territory! eat is reached by no other paper. 8-Telephone Number-Ss2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES $1.60 per year In advance "in Sesuth County and Titonka, made territory, 92.00 per year outside Kossuth eusty and Titonka trade terri tory. 83.60 per year In Canada and Goreign countries. All audactiptions for papers 50fag to'points within the county m Titonka trade territory are considered continuing yearly sub scriptions to be discontaued only upon notice from subscribers or. t the publisher's discretion. All other subscriptions will be discon tinued one month after expiration, not reviewed, but time for pay ent wil be extended if arrange ment is made by the subscriber, following a visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Bode and family that week. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riekena of Darlington, Wis., spent the week end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riekena. Hallowe'en pranksters did very little damage here Saturday eve ning. The local Boy Scouts were on the alert for any mischief making and Hallowe'en passed very quietly. The rest of the item covers local notices and social happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesuth County
Titonka
Kossuth
Henry Bode
Ben Riekena
Darlington
Wis
Joe Riekena
Hallowe'en
Wayne Naser
William Wood
Forest Lackore
Edna Mae Redfield
Forest
Gus Lackore
Forest City
Lackore
C. J. Kramer
Jake Thieben
Inez Eckels
Charles Christensen
Jelle Tjaden
Margrette
Anna
Steve Tjaden
Kramer
William Tjaden
Slapville
Ben Miller
Buffalo
Center
Lloyd Gjerdes
Britt
Ole Dolland
Margaret Murray
Red Cross
Frank Senneff
Dick Boyken
Fred Mayland
Henry Schmidt
John Bode
Aplington
Frank Munson
Webster City
Anna, Traden
Shell Rock
Jesle Traden
Neal Bode
Ted Bode
Marilyn
Beverly
Jim
P. J. Kirkpatrick
Crystal
Herman Bung
Lat- A-Lot
Claus Smith
Ed Hanna
Community Notes From Woden and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Charles Christen returned home from Castlewood South Dakota after visiting relatives for several days. Sgt Peter Carson stationed at Camp Pickett Virginia spent a 15 day furlough with relatives and was joined by Mrs Sam TerBeck in seeing him home at Gladbrook. An eight o clock bridge party at the Christen home hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Quinn and Mrs Henry Bode. Mrs Jesse Judd and daughter of Vinton visited Dr W L Tindall during the week. Mrs Ted Gerdes and son Ronald spent the weekend in Mason City with her husband and sister Stella Ludeking. G L Peterson Dale Rittenhouse and Harold Missman attended a Boy Scout meeting in Britt and plans were made for the Boy Scout circus at Klemme on November 16. Mrs W A Dean returned to her home at Traer.
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Charles Christen Wen
Castlewood
Pil
Rathves
Sam TerBeck
Sgt
Peter Carson
Gladbrook
Sgt. Carson
Camp Pickett
Virginia
Forest Lackore
Harry Quinn
Henry Bode
J. F. Johnson
Rockwell
Jesse Judd
Vinton
W. L. Tindall
Ted Gerdes
Ronald
Mason City
Hstella Ludeking
G. L. Peterson
Dale Rittenhouse
Harold Missman
Britt
Klemme
W. A. Dean
Traer
Legion Auxiliary to meet at Mrs Boanacker home
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary unit will meet at the home of Mrs Carrie Boanacker Thursday evening November 5 at 8 00 o clock This is the first regular meeting held the same evening as the Legion meeting in an effort to conserve on tires and do our bit in the war effort A good attendance is expected.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Carrie Boanacker
Legion
Marriage Licenses Issued In Kosuth County Last Week
Marriage licenses issued in Kosuth county included John G. Tieman and Edith LuCyle Walfe both of Fenton Roy Goodenow of Des Moines and Margaret Devine of Bancroft Frank Green and Alice Sparks both of Algona Ensign James W. Smith of Fenton and Gladys Stoeber of Fenton.
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Kossuth County
John G. Tieman
Legal
Edith LuCyle Walfe
Fenton
Roy 8. Goodenow
Des Moines
Margaret BE. Devine
Bancroft
Frank BE. Green
Alice J. Sparks
Algona
James W. Smith
Gladys M. Stoeber
Women's Rune Club at Woden Meeting
The Woden Women Republican Club met at Mrs. Dale Rittenhouse Isat Tuesday evening. Out of town guests included Rep. and Mrs. W. 8. Pritchard Mrs. Ed Bock and Mrs. Fern Peck Katter of Garner. Ed Bock spoke a story from Mud on the Stars by William Bradford Huie. A playlet Farmer Town Speaks by Helen Vernon of Fairfield Iowa was performed. refreshments followed.
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Women’s Rune Club
Woden
Women Republican Club
Dale Rittenhouse
W. 8. Pritchard
Ed Bock
Fern Peck Katter
Garner
William Bradford Huie
Omnibock
Smiths relocate to Wichita after husband returns from training
Mrs. Mra. J. Douglas Smith drove to Des Moines Friday to meet her husband who came back from New York after special training with U. S. Rubber Co. The family plans to settle in Wichita where Mr. Smith will work for the War Production Board. Billy and Joyce Smith stay with grandparents Wm. and Mrs. Ward until housing is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wards
Wichita
Kansas
J. Douglas Smith
Des Moines
New York
U. &S. Rubber Co
Quarton of Algona to Malaga as Consul General
Harold B. Quarton, recently back from the Orient, departs the United States for Malaga Spain to assume a new assignment as consul general. He is the son of Mrs W B Quarton of Algona and the late Judge Quarton and has lived in Madison Wisconsin with his wife and son since returning from the Pacific war zone. He has served in diplomatic service since 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarton
Algona
Malaga
Spain
Harold B. Quarton
Orient
United States
W. B. Quarton
Judge Quarton
Madison
Wis
Elson Fischer Named Scout Executive in Missouri Council
Elson Fischer, formerly a field executive in the Prairie Gold Area with Boy Scouts in Algona, has been transferred to St. Joseph, Missouri, to hold three similar roles with the Pony Express Council. His new duties became effective the first of the month. Fischer succeeds George in the Prairie Gold area. DESK BLOTTERS at the Tonic Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson Fischer
Chester George
Prairie Gold
Boy Scouts
Algona
St. Joseph
Pony Express Council
Scotts Bluff
Nebraska
George
School News Continues With Classes And Graduations
The report covers Elmer Ricks winning an algebra contest before moving to Oregon, and students studying Ransom of the Red Chief, Elizabethan literature, and MacBeth. Sophomores take biology tests while geometry triangles are studied and history units wrap up. Junior news notes a farewell party for Marlyn Bonacker, a class play, and gifts. Seniors plan graduation announcements and discuss literature and psychology topics as physics experiments focus on efficiency.
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Oregon
Elmer Ricks
Boys Set Personal Records In Ten Mile Run
On a Wednesday morning the high school boys ran up to ten miles with some completing eleven while the first group finished ten miles in one hour and thirty five minutes. The girls had earlier set eight miles this season and aim to surpass that record. Basketball practice has not started yet but girls practiced drills in P T.
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Tesch
P. T
Seniors sew dresses and plan a gift exchange in Home Economics
The seniors progress on dresses and hope to finish next Friday. Verla Brandt and Gladys Ann Smith provided birthday treats for the class. The class drew names for Christmas gifts. Freshmen plan an Ideal Kitchen using an actual scale. Bulletin boards display house plans for ideas. They aim for neatness in typing paper at the Teple Read the Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verla Brandt
Gladys Ann Smith
Bulletin Board
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Swan Furniture Funeral Home
Kenneth W. Swan
Iowa
W. F. Hamstreet
M. D
Wironka
Pierre Sartor
Sutonka
Towa
H. I. Torgersen
Roy C. Ball
Nitonka
Dr. E. J. Gallup Chiropractor
Keil
Titonka, Ia
D. O. Obteopathic
L. A. Winkel
Quinby
Algona, In
van Ness and Brunson
Attorneys-at
Helse Bldg
Algona, Ia
Quarton and
Miller County
Savings Bank Bldg
Henry H. Huisinga & Sons Contractors and Builders
Titonka, Towa
American Legion Auxiliary News
Oil Co. No
Algona No. 7
Algona Rendering Co
Tonic Office
A. M. Petersen
Hoff
Shoe and Harness Repairing
D-X Station
Sherman Meyer
Sawyer Building
Drs
Colby and
Hayden Forest City
Marlyn Bonacker
Herr Jones
Mac Beth
Streptococcus Agalactiae
Gurget
W. J. Denton
Teple
Modern Cleaners
Algona, Iowa
Elmore Nursery
National Refining Company
Farmers Co-Operative Oil Company of
Tyke Theatre
Farmers Co-Op. Oil Co
Corl
Polka Dot Beauty Shop
Forest City, Is
Tonka
Pictures
Weaver Bros
Elviry
Cary Grant
Jean Arthur
I Married AN Angel
Jeanette McDonald
Nelson Eddy
Tion
Art J. Cogley
U. S
Hamilton Hatchery
W.a.schram
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