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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
2
The text urges neighbors, businesses, and professionals to put aside hypocrisy, forgive past tensions, and serve the community. It emphasizes living with one another, regardless of work, and acting with conscience. It calls for renewed civic duty and unity among all citizens.
M P Haggard proved a strong prognosticator while Bertha Johnson county auditor said results snowed under. Buffalo and German favored Democrats as weather hindered counts. W S Cosgrove slated as next supervisor by 400 to 600 majority. Official township and county vote released yesterday at 2 pm from county seat. local shoppers Pink and Hart Stott noted. Some state returns delayed due to deep snow and impassable roads.
A report on the November 10 Christian Science Lesson Sermon notes the Bible citations and quotes from Science and Health, detailing concepts of mortality versus immortality and the transformation of flesh to spiritual status. It cites I Corinthians and Mary Baker Eddy texts as guiding readings for the service.
The daily Golden Text from Psalms 18:8 speaks of waiting on the Lord and hoping in His word. The lesson includes biblical healings from Mark and notes how faith heals and saves. The article cites Jesus restoring sight, hearing, and mobility, illustrating spiritual science action.
The Kossuth County Farm Bureau met in Algona for 1932 33 with three aims to raise income cut costs and improve living. It outlines five main areas including organization work livestock crops marketing and women’s projects. The program calls for county leaders meetings yearbooks educational programs and cooperation with the county fair while expanding 4-H and farm bureau services through extension services and seed testing.
Four H clubs from 43 states participate in the National Boys and Girls Club Congress at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. About a thousand youths, chosen as state and district winners, will join 950,000 Americans in farm club work events from November 26 to December. Margaret Laabs of Lone Rock leads Iowa’s Home Furnishings Exhibit. the Junior Livestock Feeding contest opens the show with top pigs and lambs, drawing purple and blue ribbon contenders from state, district, and county fairs.
A meeting in Algona convened by leaders from the County Bankers Association, County Bar, local business men, and County Farm Bureau selected the Kossuth County Agricultural Credit Council. They discussed a program to prevent farm mortgage foreclosures and urged the mortgage lenders to relax terms to help mortgagors remain on their farms amid tightening credit conditions.
School pages recount classroom projects and events. Third graders built an Indian pueblo and crafted 1¢ clay pieces from home. Spelling A students named include Jean Higgins and Phyllis Andrews. Fourth Grade notes describe a Hallows’en party at 8:00 p.m. Monday and a drama by the Mirth Grade. Plants bloom, reading of The Secret Garden finished, and geography covers the Philippine Islands. Tests in arithmetic and geography occurred on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ray Bofacker hosted a luncheon bridge gathering at her home with high and low scores recorded by Mrs. D A Hoon and Mrs R G Ball. Sunday celebrates Mrs Nelsina Hansen's seventieth birthday with family dining and visiting. numerous Hansen relatives attended.
Education Week runs November 7 to 14, tracing back to 1919 with the first observance in 1921. Since 1926 the program has included Armistice Day and is today sponsored by the American Legion.
At a Fish and Game commission meeting the beaver closed season was extended to July 4 1933. The commission notes few beavers remain in the state and warns that opening the season to trapping could lead to extermination of the species.
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