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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1947
Page
3
The notice outlines subscription pricing for Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory at 2.00 per year in advance, 2.50 per year outside the territory, and 3.00 per year for Canada and foreign countries. It emphasizes thorough coverage and exclusive reach within its region.
Mrs. Nate Studer stayed with sister Mrs. Jack Grant in Rochester where Grant had surgery. Woden families, Blain and Lease households, and others joined extended visits and a Black Hills vacation trip. Supt. Mullin elected president of Kossuth county schoolmasters club in Algona. Charles Krang Jr. returned from Los Angeles visit. Elaine Neuroth celebrated 7th birthday with friends. Local travels include Erdman kin in Sioux City and Calif visitors Shna Gerdes and wife.
Rev Fidelis Goats led the Masses at St Josephs on Sunday due to Father Klein’s surgery at Mercy hospital Mason City and expected home this week. Various local residents attended church events, showers, and club meetings as autumn activities continued.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a Gold Star program and tea Friday afternoon at the Methodist church to honor mothers wives sisters and daughters of ex service members. Mrs W L Tindall of Woden guest speaker detailing state and national conventions now Hancock county auxiliary president. Corsages given to Gold Star folk past presidents and speaker. Tea poured by Irene Peterson and Lolg Peterson. Mrs Wm Peterson urged enrollment of eligible women noting unity kept America strong in war and must persist to meet postwar challenges.
Women of veterans families should unite in the American Legion Auxiliary to aid disabled veterans and the families of the dead and disabled. The group would press security measures for peace and resist communism, with enrollment of eligible women starting October 20, 1947, aiming for a 25 percent rise from 1947.
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