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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1948
Page
2
Community notes cover social visits from Britt to Algona and walking events at the Legion hall plus harvest fund dance plans. Local families greet relatives, births announced including Kathleen Lois Qwerts, and multiple sales and farm moves as families prepare changes in Wiscon sin and other towns.
Martha West Mire travels to Manon City on Monday for a post operative cataract checkup. Bob Mueh of Albert Lea spends the week here with his father J B Muehe who is ill and confined to his bed.
Lakota boys defeated Grant 33-22 as Lakota raced to a 10-0 lead, led 28-7 at half, and held off the challengers. Richardson stood out for Grant while Rayn contributed solid floor play for Lakota.
Henby Olthoff and Harold were Buenos visitors in Algona Mos ay. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kollasch entertained a group of young people at their farm home Sunday evening in celebration of Robert's brother Donald's birthday. Mrs. Pete Smith and baby Jackie Lynn were brought home from the hospital Saturday night. Mrs. Harold Davis of Livermore the former Virginia Mittag will stay with them for a while. Mrs. Anna Paulsen and the Elmer Paulsens were supper guests of the John Welhousens Wednesday to celebrate Marilyn Welhousen's seventh birthday. Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith of Marathon, Iowa and Mrs. Smith's parents Mr. and Mrs. Russel Wolchecki of St. Petersburg, Fla.
A social note records visits to the home of Mrs J B Smith in St Peter Minnesota on Thursday and Sunday evening. Rev and Mrs Virgil Smith hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Herman Jut Hing and daughter for supper and hospitality.
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