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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
3
The Titonka Topic prints publisher Lee O Wolfe at the Titonka Iowa post office as the mailing authority. Subscription rates listed are 1.50 per year in advance 2.00 per year otherwise and 2.50 per year for Canada mail.
A fifty acre tract near Thompson and Buffalo Center is being developed into links for a safe, active recreation area. Buffalo and Thompson business people and farmers advocate a joint Hire plan, with Titonka and Woden potential participants, to provide a notable recreation hub for the region.
Des Moines Salvation Army Rescue Home reports two thirds of girls seeking admission come from other towns while the remainder are city residents. Major Caldwell, superintendent, says spring and summer joy riding fuels the influx and many small town girls seek city refuge to avoid disgrace at home. The home is flooded with admission requests, reflecting a repeating pattern.
Noted rupture appliance expert C F Redlich will give a free personal demonstration on his latest devices to relieve ruptures at once and permanently. The ad urges prompt call to avoid delays and claims relief even in large difficult cases, promising immediate benefit and avoidance of surgery.
Woden residents and area visitors conduct business calls in Mason City Britt Garner Algona and Titonka. Names include Wolfe Krieger Milbrandt Holtorf Breen Temple Meyers Van Laven Quively Orthel Colter Owens Smith Ollenburg Ludeking Wisland Lawler Vera Schoomaker Dircksen Harvey Puts Smith and others. Activities include land interests teachers meetings and a grain dealers convention.
Martin Christensen, who spent two weeks in Appleton Minnesota with his brother Albert, returned to his parents in Minneapolis for a short visit after a summer away with relatives.
Merrill Austin and Ted Hoover were Northwood callers Thursday evening. Mrs H V Andrews and son Donovan visited last week at the A K Brunswold home in Lake Mille Lacs. The barn at the Brunswold farm, where Will Brunson lives, was struck by lightning and burned down. Finnaly may have, McKinley Anderson trom Swea City was a visitor with his brother Walter Anderson and family. Mr and Mrs Berry McElroy were Burt shoppers in the afternoon. Mrs Lucy Lizer plans to go to her home in Burt. Mr and Mrs Robert Ward and sons Arlo Lyle and Harold Price went Wednesday to Waterloo to attend the cattle show and returned Friday except Hare old who is visiting his sister Mrs Will Grove of that city. George Johnson, a Wakca business caller, visited the O T Anderson home Monday. Tom Young from Redwood Falls Minnesota was a weekend visitor at the C J Hanson home. Otto Harig and Theresa were Algona callers Tuesday. Caryl Brunson was at the sickest first of the week and was absent from school. Mr and Mrs J D Andrews visited Mrs Lucy Lizer in Burt Tuesday and visited Mr Andrews’ brother Wm Strickler. Ermin Hansen left Saturday to visit his brother Ernest at Rudd.
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