Golden Wedding Attenders Travel From Goldfield
Mrs George Hansen and Bernard Hansen drove to Goldfield on Friday to attend the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Matt Nelson and returned home Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
4
Mrs George Hansen and Bernard Hansen drove to Goldfield on Friday to attend the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Matt Nelson and returned home Tuesday.
Fred Asche moves to Wm. Boyken farm until March 1. Thanksgiving Day urged as a time for thanks. Evert Post and family move yesterday to a farm one mile north of their previous location. H. E. Rachut, former First National Bank cashier, now referee of the defunct Bode bank, visited Rev. Boese family at a Lutheran Brotherhood meeting and noted a possible about a percent dividend for the bank with final payout likely small.
Local reports detail pheasant season activity with injuries minimal. Visitors include W Swanson and Nate Walal, George Roth, Dan Snyder, and Miss Watelle Bonacker. Community news covers farm moves, Red Cross drive, school travels, and Thanksgiving gatherings in Titonka and surrounding towns.
The Senior Class chose mottoes and colors Emerald green and white with Lily of the Valley flower. Pep Club led by Helen Reed and Lois Heffner organized pep efforts with transportation to away games. Junior class sold popcorn at last Thursday’s hoop game to fund the Senior banquet. Armistice Day brought a half day and a school program with Glee Clubs and orchestra. A curious incident at the assembly became a light moment. Sixth Grade News outlines a November 28 program and class studies in poetry, divisional decimals, and Turkish-inspired note book covers.
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