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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
4
Residents and visitors share weekend gatherings across Ames Davenport and nearby towns. Notable entries include Guniry Grespo and families, Miss Margaret Otis visiting her mother, and J. P. Uhtenhake's Whittemore trip. Activities cover dinners, bridge, social parties, Red Cross efforts, and plans for Thanksgiving church services.
Woden area residents attended theater in Britt and visited relatives across Mason City and surrounding towns. Numerous families, including Cline, DeBruyn, Kra mer, and Ludeking, hosted and traveled for weekend gatherings. Local church events, baptisms, and hospital visits are reported along with football game attendance and a spinal curvature treatment in Kirksville.
Bancroft area residents hosted and visited each other with gatherings at homes of Wortman and Baum. Events included bridge nights, dancing, and a bazaar planned by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid for December 9. Several families from Algona Burt and Boone dropped by for weekend visits and to attend large gatherings and meals.
Local residents extend sympathy to Mrs John Steenhard and Mrs Henry Geerdes after the death of Maonry Coerdes Sr at Buffalo Center with funeral services held at the Reformed church. Husking bees and visits occur at several neighbors homes, including Frank Tryon and Mrs Dick Heyes as Mr Gerdes recovers near Buffalo Center.
Portland residents report threshed corn fodder activity and flock care. George Larson and others attended gatherings, callers visited homes, and a weekend banquet was planned for the Portland Progress Club. Scarlet fever outbreaks prompted school exams.
Lew is McWhorter rena a story on Nharkest ving. Portland Peppy Pals met at the home of Lucilla Bartlett Saturday. Ino members were present along with leader Mrs. Godfrad son. Each member agreed to write an article for their fate to be held in Burt Dec. 16 and to precasone quilt tops. Next meeting planned at Janat with Mr and Mrs John Rippentrop and family and Mr and Mrs W Leonard and baby as callers at Joe Koestler home Monday evening.
W. L. Adame suffered a collapsed heart and stomach gas after meals, with his condition improving after taking Adlerika to relieve symptoms. He allegedly now eats freely without discomfort. W. J. Denton, a local druggist, comments on the remedy.
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