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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1937
Page
2
The Register recalls Fort Schuyler once part of the Northern Border Brigade as the easternmost of five forts. It was deemed less vital, saw only brief maintenance, and later a squad from Fort Defiance at Estherville was sent to garrison the post before the fort was abandoned.
Fragmentary reminiscence notes Major Williams who helped guard Fort Schuyler and later led company B at the fort. He previously served with U S troops at Mort Dodge, then during abandonment helped establish the early Fort Dodge settlement and urged state action against the Sioux after the Minnesota massacre.
Article urges early treatment of stuttering and parental action. It highlights consulting speech correction specialists, clinic options at schools, physicians, and universities including Iowa State's clinic. Emphasizes child health, calm parental attitude, and realistic, objective discussion to avoid increasing self consciousness.
Community news from Wesley Iowa and nearby towns detailing visitors visiting relatives and events. Highlights include Harold Nelson and David Lee from Waterloo visiting the Petersons. H. Nelson in Town City hospital recovering. birthdays celebrated for Mrs. Dittmer and Mrs. Bartlett. Mrs. Tom Clayton weekend visit to South Dakota. Dorcas class meeting. Thanksgiving program rehearsals. school basket social earnings about $18. extended visits with families in Burt, Burt area, and West Bend. Red Cross drive totaling $651.60. Marie Reno and Paul Flaherty marriage in Chicago. Grattidge family visiting Wesley en route to California. May Sherman visiting from Minneapolis.
Mr and Mrs Alf Studer and others attend Leon Lickteig's funeral in South Dakota. Julius Kunz of Davenport visits. Reta Studer has tonsils removed. Mrs Krogmeier and relatives visit Mary Uhlenhake. Uhlenhake to winter with them. Wesley Standard station installs hydraulic lift for car service. Mrs H B Raun visits from Evansville. Hall family visit planned. Julius Kunz Jr travels to Des Moines to see his mother. Excavation begins for a new residence on Flom lots. Halver Flom Jr also building. Sue Brass visits sister J T Meurer. Helen Kent employed at Ravlin home. Anthony Johnson cooks at Ottumwa blacksmith shop.
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