Matt Gerdes Looks After Business in Titonka
Matt Gerdes of Woden was in Titonka Monday attending to business matters and handling local affairs.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1936
Page
7
Matt Gerdes of Woden was in Titonka Monday attending to business matters and handling local affairs.
A statewide movement to curb deadly highway crashes expands after a head on collision ten miles west of Haygs. The wreck killed the motorist and injured the truck driver. Communities push for speed limits truck size brake inspections lights and fair highway taxes.
The graph shows motor trucks rising from zero in 1916 to over 50 percent by 1935 in livestock movement. Trucks offer speed capacity and road access for short hauls. long hauls to distant markets still rely mainly on rail. About one third of livestock at 17 central markets require further rail movement for slaughter or stocker and feeder purposes.
Robert Downs recovers from chicken pox. Miss Fannie and Alice Pannhuk with brother Ben visit Everett and family in Laurens. Carl Carlson of Audubon County wins Newark Ohio national corn husking contest against 18 in mud. Mrs Ray Oesterreicher and son Dean visit Cedar Falls and New Hartford with Leota Oesterreicher and Art Hansen family. Mrs Rasmus Hansen ill with bronchitis. Shoe improving. Mesdames Pendergast Craven return from ten day South Dakota trip. Mrs Pendergast’s sister Lottie Kopplin visits from Regina Canada.
Kossuth County farmers sent recommendations for the 1937 agricultural conservation program to the State Conservation office in Des Moines. The summary preserves soil-building practices from 1936, adds timothy use, oats cut for hay with legumes, sudan pasture with legumes, and allows flax on virgin land. Township bodies may adjust 1936 bases for 1938, with farmers kept informed as the new program is finalized.
Mrs W B Hughes Mr Henry Carolus and daughter Alela visit L C Heifner home in Af ton Iowa Carolus helps with work Dr and Mrs R C Ball host Mrs Charles Ball Monroe Wis and Mr and Mrs Walter Whitcomb Friday J D Breen recovering niece Miss Genevieve Cosgrove returns home Miss Myrtle Anna German Valley teacher ill replaced by Mrs Clarence Cooper Dawn Bonacker ill with chicken pox now improving Miss Margaret Callieg travels to Iowa City for University hospital treatment face paralysis Pather Coughlin radio priest Al Smith and Herby Hoover away from radio and politics vacationing in the south.
Carolyn Andrews spent the weekend with Howard Andrews in Titonka. Algona residents and relatives visit others, with birthdays and family gatherings noted. The Dean Women Club, Fridays visits, illnesses, and birthday celebrations are mentioned along with several Sunday dinners and open houses in surrounding towns.
Miss Edith Budlong of Hampton spent Armistice Day with her mother in Titonia. Arthur Henningsen, Graettinger, former state representative of Emmet County, was defeated last week by Dr. Keeney by over 1600 votes. A Sioux Falls card reports Rev G Haken and family planning a winter in San Diego. Rural mail carriers at Bancroft urged newspapers to warn farmers to cut or burn roadside weeds to prevent drifting snow and road blockages.
Earl W. Fiala completes water works business in Titonica while Mrs. John Fisher hosts bridge club with high scores posted by Mrs. Miller Nelson and others. Post nuptial shower honors Mr. and Mrs. Merenius Christensen at Immanuel Lutheran. Ramsey Reformed Ladies Aid bazaar and supper set for November 19 with auction of unsold goods at 8 30. Hart Stott farewell party at Miller Nelson home. travel prize to Mrs. Reed. Women’s Home Missionary Society hosts gathering. Lutheran Ladies Aid and other hostesses to serve lunch. public invited.
Mesdames George Higging and George Breen were summoned to Lakota Medway due to their father Peter Koppen’s illness. Mrs J C Newville and Miss Julia Stott attended the second monthly Kossuth county postmasters meeting at Lakota Thursday evening. Routine business and discussions were held and three attendees who had been at the national convention in St Paul reported.
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