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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
3
A partial old notice lists rates for a Titonka trade territory publication. It appears to state prices in advance, with different annual rates for in territory, outside, and in Canada or foreign accounts, but the text is incomplete and fragmented.
A flurry of political and economic tidbits from Ashton and Britt Iowa touch on a bank closure, Dan Turner and John Hammill as future political actors, Roosevelt engaging clergy for guidance, and editorial opinions on governance. Corn prices are predicted at 4.50 per bushel this fall, while drought last summer altered yields and prices.
Miss Marguerite Erdmann travels to Charlotte Michigan to stay with an aunt and pursue nurse training at a hospital later. Other notes include visits to Des Moines Radcliffe and Algona friends, a fishing trip to Lake Okoboji, and Miss Iva Ward heading to Deg Majines for commercial college. A pre nuptial shower honors Miss Mary Kent with about sixty guests and many gifts.
Miss Marjorie Uhlenhake of Wesley married Orville Kollasch of Luverne in a Sept 30 ceremony at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rev A J Wagener. Attendants were Ruth Bauer and Charles Kollasch Jr. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for a two week honeymoon and will reside with the bride's mother in Wesley.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Kent daughter of Mr and Mrs Kent and Thomas McMahon son of Dr and Mrs T McMahon of Garner were married Tuesday morning October 1 at St Joseph Catholic Church. Rev A J Wagoner officiated. The couple, attended by Helen Kent and Wilmer J McMahon, will reside in Wesley where the groom operates as a mortician. The bride wore rust colored gown with yellow rose corsage. the bridesmaid wore dark green with yellow corsage. After a wedding breakfast, the couple left for a honeymoon and will settle in Wesley.
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