Giosamem Submits 10 an Operation
Relbasmen was operated at Algona hospital Saturday for gangrene. Friends hoped the operation would bring relief and show progress in his battle.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
5
Relbasmen was operated at Algona hospital Saturday for gangrene. Friends hoped the operation would bring relief and show progress in his battle.
Carnival plans a wind free raffle with admission ten cents. Tickets are entered by placing names in a box at the gym, with six numbers drawn to pick winners for a carnival prize package donated by local businesses. Proceeds support the high school event and feature rewards from several merchants.
The Ramsay Church resumes regular weekly meetings including Ramsay Young People Club on Wednesday at 7 30 pm and choir sessions on Thursday evenings The catechetical instruction begins this season with interested children and youths above ten urged to attend Sunday morning service and Saturday events include English and German services with a recently repaired pipe organ now functioning after a full tuning and adjustment by Stan and helper under cold weather conditions.
Johnny Blatch drove to Magnolia Saturday to spend Sunday with Miss Magdaline Sartor, a Magnolia school teacher. He returned Monday. The Farmers Elevator was robbed Friday night of 165.00, 42.40 in cash, and remaining funds in checks after a front door break and a ruined safe lock.
Mrs J J Budlong who underwent gall stone surgery at Algona hospital four weeks ago returned home Sunday with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Roy Budlong. She is improving rapidly and friends hope she will soon feel as well as before the operation.
Mr. U A Dreesman was injured Tuesday night near Ledyard when his car turned over in a ditch after taking a corner too fast. He suffered a badly swollen arm two ear or scalp gashes and abdominal injuries from the steering wheel. He is under Dr Williams care and likely to be confined several days.
Governor Clyde L. Herring proclaims November 6 to 13 as American Education Week and urges Iowans to visit their schools. Superintendent Agnes Samuelson designates November 9 as Go-To School Day with no special program to show schools in action. Also notes on trapping season opening November 15 and a Burt editor’s travels, plus Buffalo Center farmers picketing town.
The annual Red Cross drive runs from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving Day. Local volunteers warn harder times for giving as farmer and town dollars shrink. Tonka’s Red Cross turnout supports yard goods clothing and food distribution, with government materials aiding eight families and many others receiving garments and meals.
Supt Shirley reports that country teachers earn about 60 dollars per month while the legal minimum is 40. He notes eight months of schooling annually in all districts and no nine month terms, viewing the low pay as a major sacrifice given educators' training costs.
A report notes that if a 20 million dollar loan by the Governor is approved by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, about 57 000 dollars now in closed banks in Kossuth County could be released for public taxing bodies. State Treasurer Leo J Wegman expects approval. The item references Drake estate involvement and a mall swindle with 1387 dollars from Kossuth citizens. A list mentions Dr H I Tongérson and Mrs Johnny Wilson returning from Mason City after Johnny Wilson’s hospital visit.
Sunday morning at 10:00 there is a note urging geyerai scholars to attend Sunday School regularly this fall. Emphasizes morning services and Epworth League at 7:15, with personal invitations to young parishioners. Week-only holday after school at the parsonage and a Wednesday meeting scheduled by the Board of Stewards at the church.
Titonka P T A acts as hostess to the Kossuth County Council on Tuesday November 14 at 2 oclock in the high school auditorium. Program includes invocation by Rev Paul, business meeting, greetings by Mrs Craven Titonka P T A president, selections, address The Why of Parent Education by Mrs Magdsick of Charles City state chairman, discussion adjournment and tea.
Services for Joseph Frimml 82 were held Tuesday at St Joseph Catholic Church with Rev A Wagener presiding. He died Monday after illness. born in Landskron Austria, he came to America at 18 settling near Marengo Iowa. He married Amy Gassman in 1878 and had six children. burial at St Joseph's Cemetery.
A farmer oriented plea urges closing the price gap that has long taxed farm families. The article claims prices farmers pay exceed prices they receive by about 50 points, vows to raise farmer selling prices and curb inflated costs. It cites farm wagon costs and wartime industrial profiteering as examples of the widening gap and calls for organized through labor to restore parity.
Preparations proceed in Kossuth county for the Corn-Hog program with a countywide listing of farm operators and notices for organization meetings. Officials report high farmer cooperation and aim to speed up program readiness. Also listed are petit and grand jurors for the November 1933 district court term with names and reporting dates.
The six itinerant magazine salesmen caused complaints for aggressive pressure tactics in town. Some claimed they were bribed for magazines. others reported impudence and inappropriate conduct. Mayor and marshal ordered the group to leave town within ten minutes, with young sellers often claiming to be college students while one sale led to an unknown departure.
The Lutheran League plans a program for Dr Martin Luther's 460th birthday with League members performing. Larry Deland infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Huert Boyken was baptized. Three adults were confirmed and joined the church. An adult class will meet Wednesdays at the parsonage and Sunday School is next Friday at 10.
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