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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1952
Page
4
David Adamson, Titonka resident, reports no ill effects from a Bello attack and credits early treatment for a quick recovery. Dhane Gartner, daughter of Harold and Mrs Gartner, injured when she fell from a swing at the school house, breaking both bones in her right forearm. she is staying with the Reverends Gartner during the week.
Regular meeting at Leg ion hall Oct. 6 features membership drive led by Leona Schutter. Elizabeth Kennedy urges active Americanism amid wartime threats. Eligible members include wives mothers sisters and daughters of Legion members or veterans. Dues payable now. Attendees urged to vote wisely attend church and support democracy.
Doan News notes Betty Carlson hosted a Wednesday night slumber party for classmates Patsy Korte Pat Doughan Aldridth Schutter Darlene Franzen Shirley Harringa Carol Dunmire and Rhonda Hammond. Nearby visits include Earl Bowman and son with Marvin Rockleave in Blooming Prairie Minn and a Broadhead Albany trip by Dale Struthers and his mother Mrs. George Struthers of West Bend. The party and multiple Sunday dinners involve extended families and neighbors across Burt Titonka Fairfield Lebanon Mo Whittemore Blue Earth and Otto were on the social docket with Carroll Johnson George Johnson and others taking part.
Three Winterset youths covered 2800 miles in four days visiting seven states and Yellowstone Park. The council met with Mayor French and officials approving minutes and paying bills totaling 186.01 General Fund and 78.49 Water Fund plus 103.97 in Public Safety and Road Tax expenditures. Receipts 536.05 include fines and rents. Meeting adjourned.
Henry Moore received a broken leg when a stone kicked up by a power mower fractured his ankle while mowing his lawn. USDA soil scientists cautioned that new chemical soil aggregate stabilizers remain experimental. buyers should test on small amounts first.
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