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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
7
A new manager, A. Dunmire, Warner Smith, and others are listed among honor roll names. Coryell Oil Station in Algona hires a new manager one block south of the post office, with several local residents connected to the company in 1930s Iowa.
A compilation of brief items from Titonka and nearby areas records H N Thurston of Forest City visiting Ti tonica, grand jury service by locals, Harold Breen transporting his mother to Rochester for treatments, and social visits including Gilbert Nelsons with the Ringsted group. Also noted are post nuptial shower, teaching staff travels to Des Moines and Newton, and travel to Carroll after a death. Details include local businesses, events, and transportation among residents.
Residents travel to Waterloo for the Battle Congress while Mason City headlines report hospital confinements. Community life fills pages with visits, lessons, farm notes, housing plans, shows, and local politics, including road projects and farm sales.
National Congress of Parents and Teachers holds a conference in Algona on October 7 at Algona High School led by Frances Hays. The program covers a five hour institute on the Parent-Teacher movement, with luncheon at the Methodist Church and an afternoon session. District board meeting also on October 7 at Algona High School.
Local residents report weekend visits and gatherings across Algona Burt Sexton and surrounding towns. Family and friends including Arch Burger Mrs Stella Danner and George Graham Jr. were seen visiting relatives, while several individuals recovered from illness and attended business meetings in Mason City Fort Dodge and West Bend.
Dr and Mrs W F Hamstreet and their gardener William Larsen returned Monday from a two day fishing expedition at Rush Lake Minnesota They recalled film yarns of lost big fish and small pike on Ottertail while Bill Hamstreet expressed enthusiasm and offered remaining chapters of the expedition on the streets
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