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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1925

Page

3

Four Million Road Fund Shifted to State Control

The Iowa Good Roads Association backs a plan moving primary road maintenance and a four million dollar road development fund under the State Highway Commission. The change, part of a broader program, would allocate seven and a half million to counties, while the rest funds direct federal aid and construction needs.

Gond Roads Association State Highway Commission Tua Towa Iowa Iowa Good Roads Association Azure Highway Commission

Titanica Bank Band Concert and Basket Social

The Titanica Bank boys present a concert with readings and vocal numbers at H. H. Auditorium on Tuesday December 1 at 8 PM. A basket social follows. ladies bringing two baskets enter free, prizes go to top bidder and highest selling basket. Proceeds aid the Band fund. all students 16 cents, adults 25 cents.

Titanica Bank H. 8 Indy

Lavish entertainer hosts whist evening at Seefeld home

On October 31 the H M Harris and Ernest Bauer families enjoyed a pleasant evening at Chris Seefeld's home. It featured a whist game and a visit followed by Mrs Seefeld's ample supper. The note promises another visit next year.

H. M. Harris Ernest Bauer Chris Seefeld Christ News- World

Modern Town as Social Center for Growth

The article argues a town must be a community hub beyond trading, serving social, educational, and religious needs. Civic pride and vigilance determine progress, as towns compete for trade and ideas in a connected era. Keep lamps trimmed, pursue every opportunity to boost local welfare.

Separation agreed in Bingham case ends assault charge

Victor Bingham was arrested Saturday by Marshal Pete Olson on a wife assault charge. A Tuesday hearing at City Hall led to Mrs. Bingham withdrawing the complaint and both parties agreeing to separate, with Mr. Bingham returning to his parents in Woden Indiana and Mrs. Bingham remaining in town.

Victor Bingham Pete Olson

Mrs Huber Called to Wesley Over Mother's Critical Condition

Mrs. John Huber again travels to Wesley to aid her ill mother. She has been going back and forth to assist in calling for her mother and on Sunday night learned she was very low.

John Huber Wesley

Rays interest in station purchase and house rental in German Valley

Rays owner R Harringa of German Valley has bought the Folkerts filling station and rented the Henry Folkarts residence in the south part of town. He plans to move here in the near future as reported by the Buffalo Center Tribune.

Rays R. Harringa German Valley Folkerts Mr. Harringa Henry Folkarts Buffalo Genter Tribune

News items from twenty years ago in Wesley area

Notes recall Mrs. C R Nass visiting Germania and relatives in Herman Minn. local births and travels. several men bury an aged father in Goldfield. wedding announcements for William S Cosgrove and Thora Johnson. various residents traveling to Washington Monona and North Dakota harvest duties. farm sales led by J L Walcutt and M C Emmons. plans for moving Dakotas and local auction events.

C. R. Nass Germania Geo. Still John Amelsberg Herman Minn Geo Rasmus Chrng J. Hansen Goldfield J. S. Bonacker Gtark Dr. Packard Aly Falkenhainer Washington, D Sever Pannhuk Henry Elman Menango N. D Dakotas M. C. Emmons Dan Gallagher O’hara Glen Rerchsamen Titonka J. L. Walcutt Wesley Iowa George Frank

Narrow Escape From Wheel Injury Shocks Local Man

Orville Moore of the J. W. Harris family narrowly escaped death when his jacket reportedly caught in a fly wheel while starting a small gasoline engine. He suffered a cracked rib a deep cut on the chin a badly bruised eye and other facial and head injuries as well as a cut and bruised hand. The incident occurred last Thursday and he cannot recall the exact sequence.

Orville Moore J. W. Harris Wesley News-World

Titonka Church Torn Down by Carpenters Monday Morning

Workers tore down the old Catholic church in Titonka on Monday morning. Salvaged lumber will be sold by private sale or at auction.

Mornig Titonka

Janssen Baby Born Nursing Family Joy

Mr and Mrs John H Janssen welcome a wine baby boy weighing eight pounds born November 1dth first child Glgudpa and Grand ma Gallmeyer share smiles both mother and child reported well

John H. Janssen

Fiddle Strings Describe Local Dance Craze in Fairmont

Fiddle strings twang as Gray-haired Sheban and bald headed Sheeiks dance with girls who love reading Snappy Stories in a ballroom scene. A Charleston contest is planned tonight at the Moron resort with saxophones adding to the atmosphere.

E. Hadley Fairmont Sentinel Moron

School Notes and Upcoming Events at Bancroft

Mr Neese spoke on education Tuesday morning. A Bancroft basketball game is set for Friday November 20 with Bancroft as the opponent. The season opens with high hopes but girls are barred from play due to a new law. The public speaking class project lazy play advances with the instructor, a play scheduled for December 10 and 11. The school will be in session Monday Tuesday Wednesday next week but will be closed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving recovery.

Annual Meeting of Buffalo Township Farm Bureau

The Buffalo Township Farm Bureau holds its annual meeting at the Titonka school house. Friday evening, Bartlett Brothers present moving pictures with several reels for local residents. Everyone is invited to attend.

Farm Bureau Buffalo Township Farm Bureau Titonka Bartlett Brothers

We Ain't Down Yit Tune Turkey in the Straw

A wartime era verse laments shortages and hard times with rural burdens and mechanical woes. The speaker urges endurance as the speaker Dobbin struggles with a battered wagon and road troubles, ending with a nod to Illinois Central Magazine.

Axla Illinois Central Magazine

Young Algona Couple In Auto Accident On Honeymoon Trip

J Q Jamison and his wife of Algona were honeymooning when their car left a Burt road intersection with a Wesley Titonka gravel road and went into a ditch. Both escaped serious injury. they sought repairs at Falk Motor and Denton’s after the mishap.

Algona J. Q. Jamison Burt Titonka Wesley-Titonka Ma Jamison Falk Motor Company Denton’s J.Q

Prophet Predicts Mild Open Winter In Elmore

Janesville weather prophet L C Mead foresees a mild winter with wet fall, December relief, and a five below reading on December 12. He expects slim ice and unpleasant weather in January and February based on lunar positions. New arrivals My and Mrs Victory Bingham moved to Elmore last week residing with Samy Larson. Bingham takes local agent post for Heluvich Chemical Company, based in Minneapolis, with HQ in Elmore.

L. C. Mead Janesville Wisconsin Victory Bingham Buffalo Center Elinore Samy Larson Gagi Elmore Bingham Heluvich Chemical Company Minneapolia Elmove Bye

Fourth National Boys and Girls Club Congress in Chicago

The Fourth National Boys and Girls' Club Congress will run November 27 to December 4 at the International Live Stock Exposition grounds in Chicago. More than twelve hundred champion club members and leaders attend as state demonstration teams lecture on projects.

Chicago Moses United States Chicago Association of Commerce

Potato crop success and travel notes in brief

Henry Hintz of Harris Iowa raises 120 acres of potatoes yielding 15,000 bushels and sells the entire crop locally. Ben Hopkins of Wesley heads to St Petersburg Florida for a Ticket Agent's Convention and plans trips to Cuba with two accompanying men as bodyguards.

Henry Hintz Harris Iowa Ben Hopkins Wesley St. Petersburg Florida Cuba Mike Matera Antone Goaty

Red Cross Roll Call in Iowa Aims for Record Membership

Iowa Red Cross reports roll call approaching 100000 quota with over 6000 workers across 122 counties. State headquarters announce Christmas bags and sweater distributions for service members, as towns anticipate near or full enrollment and broad participation in the nationwide effort.

Iowa Red Cross Hubert Utterback Iowa Council of Red Cross Hag Marine Corps Iowa Red Cross Great Red Cross W. Morehouse Cal

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