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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1930
Page
2
Titonka Topic announces second class mail at the Titonka post office in Iowa. Publisher Lee O Wolfe notes tariff and distribution details with subscription rates listed: 1.60 per year in advance 2.00 per year otherwise 2.50 per year for Canada post offices.
Reports from northern Iowa recount accidental firearm discharges during hunting season. A man near Buffalo Center was shot in the leg by a party member’s weapon, while another was brought to town for first aid before returning home.
A gathering of relatives and friends marked the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Miller at their home on Saturday evening November 15. A silver token was presented, guests visited, and late-hour lunch was served. Four young men from Germany, George Swyter, Gernard Oake, Carl and Claus Meyer, plan a trip to Germany via New York on the 26th to visit relatives.
A pheasant hunter from Monroe Ja, part of a party hunting in Mhirasan territory last Saturday, was shot after an incident during the Mhirasan season. Authorities reported one or more injuries with details pending.
Dr. Peters bought the Grover garage building for 3000 dollars at a Burt sale held Tuesday of last week. A. H. Bunkofske of Portland was the next bidder, at 2575 dollars.
School staff list and student activities. Tidman travels to Fort Dodge, students excused to hunt, operetta rehearsals, and the Junior play cast announced. Reports on class news from first through eighth grades include birthdays, attendance, spelling awards, and Armistice Day topics.
The magazine drive ended Monday at 1 o clock with a win for We Black Pirates after selling 52 subscriptions while the Red Pirates sold 15. Volunteers and 717 students contributed to the effort.
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