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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
5
The article designates this week as American Education Week and urges thoughtful focus on school directors and faculty. It notes taxes fund schools and emphasizes cooperation to educate youth and improve the local educational system.
A reflective tribute on an unremarkable life of toil and family devotion. A simple man gardens, chats with neighbors, fishes with friends, and raises children, proving that enduring respect comes from virtue over wealth.
The general farm price level fell 5 points from Sept 15 to Oct 15. The October index stood 24 points below the previous year and marked its lowest October level since 1915, per the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U S Department of Agriculture.
Ed Bartlett, west of town, is very ill with pneumonia and not expected to live. Mrs. Fred Wentz, trained nurse, is taking care of him.
Mrs. Ethel Downs and Mrs. H. G. Schweppe have been drawn on the petit jury to report for duty at the November term of court.
Mrs Fred Banda will hold a public sale on Tuesday November 25 1930. Watch for advertisement and bills.
Mr. Fred Freerich of Renwick purchased the Hadler farm last week with possession set for March 1, 1931. The land had been bought forty years ago by the M. J. Austin family of Illinois. Buildings were erected in part by T. J. Petersen who lived on the farm many years ago.
The community mourns Mrs. Will Tembey who died at Crystal Lake from heart trouble and will be buried there beside her husband. Otto McCall dies suddenly at his son’s home near Britt after years in the area. he leaves children Lloyd Myrtle Harry and Raymond with Jessie preceding him. Interments set for Crystal Lake and Wesley cemeteries.
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