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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1929
Page
2
A long column reflecting on party politics and youth guidance cites the New York State Crime Commission and rural child welfare programs. It reports community events, visits, and Thanksgiving plans among Titonka area residents including Butts Hansen Looft Lorenz and family gatherings.
Woden notes list residents visiting from Titonka and Buffalo Center and Mason City. Names include Claus Eden Vincent Missman Anna Boeks Oscar Orthel and others. Social visits feature church and farm group members with a flour giveaway noted at Briardale Store.
August and Ervin Stohr Clifford Christensen and Evelyn Brandt were callers at Affalo Center Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Van Laven and daughters Lena Viola and Lillian were callers at Mason City Monday. The play Ole Tillie and Me was Sliven by the Wallace Stevens cast at the M W A hall Thursday evening. A number of Epworth League members attended an Epworth League Rally at Algona Wednesday evening. Mrs Henry Bole and daughter Beverly Jean visited her parents Mr and Mrs W A Dean in Trucr Tuesday. Mr Henry Meyers visited Shenandoah and played at the Henry Field station. Mr and Mrs Peter Koppen of La Kota visited the George Breen home and returned home Sunday.
Portland reports include Miss Matilda Lohse working for Mrs. Lloyd Bartlett, Harvey Wilson returning to collect for Herman Bussie, and Walter Faulstich buying a sewing machine from Seamon Bros. in Algona. Mrs. Phelps seeks help during rheumatism, and the Bussie family enjoys a new Whippet car and sewing machine. School and community items cover basketry lessons, nursing, farm work, and a Burt Thanksgiving dance.
Miss Amy Faulkner visited Algona while Mrs. F. W. Baum was on the sick list. J. R. Worley was a business visitor at Love Rock. Mrs. FF. W. Kienita, who suffered a stroke, remains very ill. Mrs. C. R. Smith and daughter Velma visited Minneapolis. Mrs. Tom Tamen is able to be up and around. Howard Hansen of Wesley and Lena Flathers of Burt called on friends Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lathrop visited from Thompson Friday evening. Clyde Shipley was involved in events at the Worley home. Mr. and Mrs. Cc Frevan of Algona and Clyde Shipley were at Patal. Mrs. Paul Hortzke visited Saturday to see her father. Peter Hans and Mike were noted in the writing. Adams cut down trees and was struck in the head. medical aid given. Stitch is improving. From Hardy et vy ON had been at the hospital in MS. Midnight Sunday brought new developments as residents aided during the night.
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