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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1923
Page
2
Titonka Topic reports publisher notice filed at Titonka Post Office as a second class mail matter. Subscription rates listed: 1.60 per year if prepaid, 2.00 if not prepaid, and 2.50 per year to Canada post offices.
Local civic groups urge residents along primary and secondary routes to plant trees flowers and evergreens to beautify highways. Officials note pride in town and country property while discussing education week and health campaigns led by Dr. Mayo on preventive care for adults and children.
The Woden Girls basketball team will play their first game of the season against Wayfield High School on Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at the M W A hall in Woden. The team has improved and fans are urged to attend and cheer them on.
Dave Bingham of Minnesota came Tuesday for a visit at the Andy Bingham home. Many residents attended the farm bureau meeting at the M W A hall Wednesday evening. The Woden boys lost to Thompson 26 to 4 in basketball Thursday. The American Legion plans a movie at the M W A hall on November 28 and Thanksgiving afternoon. Local residents and visitors listed include Dircksers, Bakke cousins, and several Britt and Mason City visitors.
Mrs Swan Nelson entertained a company of friends on Thursday afternoon with a dainty luncheon. John and Miss Clara Simon of Kewaskum Wis visited Mia Hisenbacher and Miss Carmen Braley spent Algona Saturday. The Catholic Daughter of America held a bazaar and supper at their hall last Saturday afternoon, raising $80.
Miss Martha Garmen of Omaha visited at the Connor home Sunday. The Bertha Looft family and Miss Dena Johannssen visited the Petey Looft home near Bancroft Sunday afternoon. Mrs. R. Latham is visiting Le Mars this week. Bratey left for Emmons Minnesota Thursday. The Thursday Club will meet at the home of Ms. Butts. G Judd of Olivia Minnesota spent last week Monday with his brother Harry in town. They visited Olivia on Tuesday and Harry will travel to Murdo South Dakota to work for James A. Smith Lumber Co. Ladies Aid meets at church basement Wednesday and Friday to make comforters. Mrs. and Mrs. Braley were in Mason City Sunday. Lloyd George criticized Britain’s treaty gains, noting vast territories Britain gained. others say the U S should not chase more profits for England.
Corwith Hustler reports Senator Couzens hints at knowing many interesting things about Henry Ford. The two men were partners years ago and Couzens gained insight into Ford’s character including reckless promises and thirst for publicity. If Ford becomes a presidential candidate, revelations may follow.
County Superintendent William Shirley was in Lakota Monday calling on a few of the "nice looking school mam s." He spoke sincerely of his work and the visit was taken at face value by the Lakota Record.
General boiler repairing for high and low pressure boilers in schools creameries laundries electric light plants threshing machine boilers and more. Rankin Bros 62D South Carolina Mason Gis Ta 45-
A schedule of education talks and student activities unfolds this week in Titonka led by Rev Squires J J Cosgrove Mrs Wolfe and Dr Sar Loresday. Titonka High plays Seneca on Nov 28 and local prep includes a Thanksgiving program and a German language focus with Miss Ruth Olson starting Dec 3.
Wagenhals and Kemper bring The Bat a Mary Roberts Rinehart Avery Hopwood mystery to the Cal Opera House Algona on Monday November 26. The production promises a rare experiment in human psychology after a New York run of over two years with record audiences.
Sunday School at 10:00 A M with W A Dean as superintendent Morning worship at 11 80 A M Epworth League at 7 00 P M Evening service at 8 00 P M Prayer meeting Thursday at 5 00 P M Pastor J V Roberts leads the church
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