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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1934
Page
5
The week’s social scene features Mrs. Harry Mussman visiting relatives in Mason City, multiple families hosting guests including the Laats, Powers, and Beemer households, and trips to align with funerals and church events. Several residents attend events in Clear Lake, Mankato, Hubbard, and nearby towns, with local youngsters hiking to Stevens and community members painting farms west of town.
Tabe Loats and Mrs. Wade Ball, both of this place, and Mrs. Holo Loats of Buffalo Center spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Winter in Mason City for a social visit.
Weekend visits and gatherings fill the Wesl ey area with family and club activity. Residents attend Study Club and W F M meetings while kin visit Mason City Cambridge and Des Moines. Several families move or host guests, and church events include M E Aid planning and a bazaar set for October 20.
Mia Baker and Mrs Jolingon attended a long friendship circle at home Sunday for a seventeenth birthday celebration. A lunch followed after games, with gifts given and wishes for many more happy birthdays. Des Moines visitors Gordon and Frances Kunz and Miss Mary Sherman joined relatives for the weekend.
Mrs Helka Stohr has been ill. Dubby Christensen transacted business in Britt. Velma Baack of Buffalo Center visited here. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Frank Monson. Ole A Hanna and family quarantined for scarlet fever. R Riggles welcome a daughter born Sept 28. Gertrude Bode and friends visited Mason City. H O Swingen and Allemra were in Mason City. Mrs August Brandt ill with heart trouble but improving. Mertz family and children from Garner visited Roy Valley. Atzen niece Barbara Ann visited relatives at Duke Park. W L Tindall and children visited Henry Weiland. Catholic Ladies served 36 cent supper and danced. large crowd and profit. St Johns Lutheran Ladies Aid serve 25 cent chicken supper at Community hall. large attendance expected. Anna Shipley spent week in St Paul and Minneapolis visiting relatives. W I Blonker and Hadden families, and Vern Blonker/son from Hardy visited Don Nebrough. W L Tindall attended party at Mrs C B Wilson’s. Wilson hosted Legion Auxiliary executive board. Plans for Oct 10 supper finalized. Oscar Johnson of Kanawha candidate for State Senator met in Woden. Junior Hanna injured his right leg. three stitches. Eunice Hanna engaged to Clark Thompson. reception at Ole Q Hanna home. Phelps family reunion near Thompson. Leila Sperring formerly with Leila Sperring now Mrs Phelps. Kingsdore to Arkansas to visit daughter. Alfred McFarland and Art Barker to California. Art Darke to Oregon.
Mr and Mrs A M Peterson with Mr and Mrs Tom Young and Wanda and Ernest Peterson drove to Minneapolis Saturday night. The women stay a week with relatives while the men fled to Lake Minnetonka Sunday and returned home Sunday night.
Stratitite Cops for Stony Coarsely ground corn used as poultry bedding and feed in town with discussion on dry cobs, molds, and proper screening. Professor Wilcke cautions moisture control and shredding guidelines, noting best practice for straw substitutes and floor litter in chicken houses. Henry O. Bruns visited Algona on a business mission Friday.
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