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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1936

Page

7

Local Social Notes and Obituary Highlight Algona Resident

Mrs H A Jennings hosted the Martin Larson family for dinner. Miss Viola Rike, Arnolds Park teacher, visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Rike. Harold Albright and family stayed with Harry Reed’s household. Mrs Matt Osterbauer died at her Algona home after a long illness. she was mother of Mrs John Falk of this place.

Viola Rike Arnolds Park Ed Rike Harold Albright Waverly Harry Reed Mrs. Reed Mrs. Albright Matt Osterbauer Algona Osterbauer John Falk

Mesdames Homer Downs C A Hoon and David Hoon in A gena

Mesdames Homer Downs C A Hoon and David Hoon were in A gena Tuesday afternoon.

Mesdames Homer Downs C. A. Hoon David Hoon Agena

Wesley resident visits town for business and friends

Robert Welter of Wesley spent Tuesday afternoon in town attending to business and visiting friends. Miss Frances McDowell of Des Moines traveled from Thursday to Saturday with her sister Mrs. C. A. Hoon and family.

Robert Welter Wesley Frances McDowell Des Moines C. A. Hoon

Henry Kienk in Critical Condition at University Hospital

Word from relatives on Monday morning reports Henry Kienk a University hospital patient in critical condition. He is delirious much of the time.

Henry Kienk University Hospital

Local Notables Attend Regional Events In Iowa

Miss Della Meper employed at Intermill Inn accompanies Mr and Mrs C W Stevenson of Forest City to Fort Dodge. Mr Stevenson is lay delegate from Forest City church. Mr and Mrs Martin Bleich and Mr and Mrs Chris Brandt head to Waterloo for cattle congress. Rev H W Schoenlein Rev A Kilfan Rev Beese and Rev Kahlberg depart for Thornton Iowa conference.

Miss Della Meper Wito Intermill Inn Imret Fremont C. W. Stevenson Forest City Fort “Dodge Martin Bleich Chrigs Brandt Waterloo H. W. Schoenlein A. Kilfan Beese Lakota Kahlberg Britt Thornton Iowa

Willmar Men Visit Fred Stecker Home Weekend

Henry and Ahrend Abrendy of Willmar Minnesota visited from Saturday until Tuesday at the Fred Stecker home. The men are brothers of Mrs. Stecker. George Higgins and son Dale left Sunday morning by truck for points in South Dakota to look for horses and colts. They may go on into Montana before returning home.

Henry and Ahrend Willmar Minnesota Fred Stecker Mrs. Stecker George Higgins Dale South Dakota Montana

Farm family moves inner Iowa to Mt Vernon

Max Sievers, who managed a farm near Algona, has moved with his family to Mt. Vernon Iowa. The family formerly lived in Titonia and their two daughters attended school there. Workmen are digging ditches and laying pipes for water connections. Thirty five taps and connections have been made, with many more applications awaiting processing in due course.

Max Sievers Algona Mt. Vernon Iowa Titonia

Farm Bureau School Meeting Plans Fall Projects

Mrs Ray Miller and Mrs Roy Budlong attended a farm bureau school of instruction at Lakota Tuesday afternoon. This was the first fall meeting and plans were made for carrying out the year's project.

Ray Miller Roy Budlong Farm Bureau School of Instruction Lakota

Red Cross Board Plans Annual Roll Call at Algona

Executive board of the American Red Cross met in Algona Friday afternoon to complete plans for the annual roll call. Miss Bertha Johnson serves as roll call chairman and Rev. Carlson is the county chairman. Mrs Abbe Bruce and her children Dorothy and Hubert of Norcross Minnesota and Mrs Alde Manus of Lynden Washington left Wednesday for home after a week in Titanka visiting Mrs Marie Saathoff and relatives.

The American Red Cross Algona Miss Bertha Johnson Rev. Carlson Abbe Bruce Dorothy Hubert Norcross Minnesota Alde Manus Lynden Washington Titanka Marie Saathoff

Gartner family moves to new home west side town

The L. G. Gartner family settles in a new residence in the town's west part, purchased from Gee Oaken. Rev i Gartner leaves CCC duties to attend a northwest Town conference at Fort Dodge this week. Mr and Mrs John Rode attend the funeral of Mrs Julia Garsier at Britt Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Garsier once worked for the Rodes during beet-raising days and Mr Garsier played in the Woden band. Four children are in the family.

L. G. Gartner Gee, Oaken Rev I Gartner CCC Fort Dodge John Rode Julia Garsier

Battery start power claims for winter by Gamble Stores

Cold weather starts now with a Super-Active Tiger Batery boasting 81 percent more winter starting power. 51-plate options fit Ford, Chev, Plymouth, Essex and others. price $6. 39-plate option guaranteed one year at $3.19 each. Gamble Stores.

Ford Chev Plymouth Essex Gamble

Local visits and business trips noted Sundays

Miss Julia Stot had business in Forest City Saturday afternoon. Miss Raymond Koestler visited in Mason City over the weekend. Wm Ricklefs and John Putzstuck had business in Algona Monday morning.

Julia Stot Forest City Raymond Koestler Mason City Wm, Ricklefs John Putzstuck Algona

Local Residents Attend Events and Visits Across Towns

Mrs. Gus Richter and Mrs. Jak Meyer traveled to Forest City on business. Orval Murr and wife hosted Sunday dinner with John Keil’s family. Maurice Keil hauled honey from Keil apiaries to Sioux City Friday and Saturday. James Hansen family and Lester Callies visited Titania relatives Sunday. Knute Ness and son Martin visited daughter Mrs. Clarence Cooper and family. Rev. Fremont Faul attends a Fort Dodge conference this week. Frank Reynolds is Titonka charge lay delegate. Clarence Smith and son Ronald of Iowa Falls visited Mark and Mrs. Bacon. Gilbert Hargreaves of Algona campaigned for sheriff in Titonka and Lakota. Ben A. Meyer, new Standard Oil driver, plans move once housing found. Mrs. Sartor, Mrs. Oesterreicher and Martin Bleich attended an Auxiliary card party at Wesley. Vernelle Zwiefel travels to Minneapolis then Wisconsin to visit cousins. Mrs. Rose Hobbs of Crystal Lake visited John Keil’s family. Reasor drove her home. Elmer Hansen and children visited Rasmus Hansen in Bricelyn, Minnesota.

Family Moves From Heifner Property to Woden

Henry Isebrand and a family left the L. C. Heifner property in the town’s west side on Monday and plan to settle in Woden to make their home.

Henry Isebrand L. C. Heifner Woden

Visitors and residents share Sunday at local homes

Mrs George Anderson of Oakland and Mrs Murray with daughters from Blue Earth Minnesota visited in Pierre Sartor ome Sunday. Evert Post and baby Bernice Harm Kett wick and children from Lakota joined Frank Kettwick home Sunday. Mrs Himma Moore visits Elvin 21.4 with her mother. Harley Hansen near Algona helps. Helen Reed Helena Senne Eta Oesterreicher Dorothy Sleper Iowa State Teachers College students spent weekend in Titonka. Stenns Jungling Parkersburg Iowa visited Titonka relatives en route home from Minnesota trip. Ed Rike hosted Abbe Winter Will Brandt Woden and Rev H W Schoenlein Sunday. Miss Dorig Amundsen returned to teaching after illness. Mrs H I Torgersen taught in her absence.

George Anderson Oakland California Murray Blue Earth Minnesota Helen Reed Helena Senne U Éota Oesterreicher Dorothy Sleper Iowa State Teachers College Titonka Stenns Jungling Parkersburg Iowa Dorig Amundsen H. I. Torgersen

Larsons to Operate Grocery, Filling Station at Homer

Mr and Mrs L B Larson visited Algona Monday forenoon and will move to Homer Iowa this week to run a grocery store and filling station. They will take possession October 1st.

L. B. Larson Algona Larsons Homer Iowa

An Old Fashioned Mother at Good Hope Church

The Mother League of Good Hope church presents a three act parable titled An Old Fashioned Mother. Miss Custard the old maid and Jerry Goslin the funny country boy headline the comedy parts while Aunt Deb, John, and Enoch Rhone handle the dramatic roles. A free will offering at the close funds church water expenses. Everyone is invited to attend this high class entertainment.

Mother League of Good Hope Church Miss Custard Jerry Goslin Deb John Enoch Rhone Mother Love Hyeryone

Fort Dodge Businessman Visits Algona Couple

Dr. H. I. Torgersen conducted business in Fort Dodge the day after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Schwietert of Algona spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Breen.

H. I. Torgersen Fort Dodge Merle Schwietert Algona J. D. Breen

Mrs Rasmus Peterson Visits Winkel Family in Algona

Mrs Rasmus Peterson has been visiting her daughter Mrs Lawrence Winkel and family at Algona since Thursday of last week.

Rasmus Peterson Lawrence Winkel Algona

Girl Scouts hike ends with Krantz grove picnic and weiner roast

Four patrols of the Girl Scouts walked after school Tuesday, finishing with a picnic supper and a weiner roast in the Krantz grove. John Stott drove to Mankato Saturday to visit relatives and friends, though he warned of a fishing trip. Ben Kleist of Rochester Minn was here Monday on a short business trip. Teiko Stetsema and family moved into the Mrs Etta Stohr residence last week. Stetsema formerly owned the property, noted as one of the town’s nicest homes. Editor Thaves of the Burt Monitor visited Saturday, reporting the Editorial Association will meet at Sweg City this month. George Peterson, Arthur Peterson, Elizabeth Kennedy and Wm Kennedy visited Elme Riggert at Kossuth hospital in Algona Sunday. Elmer is recovering from an operation. Stella Mae Breen and Earl W Fiale of Algona were dinner guests Wednesday at the Breen home. Fiale, a government employee, is the WPA inspector for projects in Kossuth County.

Teiko Stetsema Etta Stohr Mr. Stetsema Thaves Burt Mondtor Editorial Association Sweg City George Peterson Arthur Peterson Elizabeth Kennedy Wm. Kennedy Elme Riggert Kossuth Hospital Algona Elmer Stella Mae Breen Earl W. Fiale Fiale W.P.A Kossuta

Moves Planned During Conference Week

Mrs Will Schram aids her mother Mrs C B Mitchell in moving during conference week. Rev Mitchel will retire at conference time and relocate with his wife to Buffalo Center. A minister from Indiana is assigned to Burt charge and will move this week as he does not attend the conference.

Will Schram C. B. Mitchell Rev. Mitchel Buffalo Center Indiana Burt

Food Prices Track With Workers Income Despite Droughts

A report from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration notes employed consumers can still buy more food with their earnings than in 1928 or 1929, despite the 1934 and 1936 droughts. Earnings rose about 50 percent in three years, helping offset higher farm prices as droughts pushed some meat and feed costs up.

Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Meat prices expected to rise in 1937 amid drought impact

The drought of 1935 86 cut fruit vegetable and feed crop outputs and pushed up prices for fruits vegetables and dairy. Officials expect higher meat prices in early 1937 unless normal weather returns and crops rebound boosting supply.

Drouth

Christensen Family Hosted Sunday Dinner West of Algona

The Clarence Christensens and Mrs Marie Christensen along with Margaret and Mabel were Sunday dinner guests of Vern Teeters west of Algona, sharing a meal and conversation in a family gathering.

Clarence ‘Christensens Marie Christensen Margaret Mabel Vern Teeters Algona

Also Mentioned on This Page

Titonka Savings Bank H. A. Jennings Martin Larson Globe Trade-In Chet Lamoreux Prop Intermill’s Inn Schwen Gus Richter Jak. Meyer Orval Murr John Keil Maurice Keil Sioux City Keil Apiaries James Hansen Karen Kay Lester Callies Titania Stunday Knute Ness Martin Niss Vist 1 Clarence Cooper Fremont Faul Frank Reynolds Clarence Smith Ronald Iowa Falls Mark Bacon Gilbert Hargreaves Ben A. Meyer Standard Oil Mesdames Pierre Sartor Mary Oesterreicher Vernelle Zwiefel Minneapolis Wisconsin Rose Hobbs Crystal Lake Reasor Elmer Hansen Larry, Milton and Marcella Bricelyn Rasmus Hansen Himma Moore Elvin Harley Hansen Lves Abbe Winter Will Brandt John Stott Mankato Ben Kleist Rochester Minn Bonacker Bros Lic Alaska Hills Bros Algona, Iowa Will F. Brown Thompson, Iowa Ford Sales & Service W. E. Bell
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