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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
7
A dense 1916 community page covers Woren Oden in Hancock County, farm improvements at Kramer Bros, new heating plans, and local visits. It lists school notes with enrollments, absences, and class progress, plus several social visits to Garner, Burt, Ledyard, and Des Moines area towns.
Battered OCR lists visits and movements: Lake Lutyens trips to Parkersburg and Mason City relatives, Cedar Rapids meeting with 46 initiates, Mrs. Hanna and twins home from Mason City, Minneapolis trip of the Glads, Thompson trip for a brother, new baby girl born to John Haan, and local residents returning from travels.
North East of Woden activity reports visitors and family gatherings. Floyd Dingman and wife visited his parents. Gus Swingen and family hosted relatives. John Gerdson and family spent Sunday at the Gjerde home. Emma Oakland visited the Oley Hanna home. Josse Agnes Gjerde Floyd Dingman and others called at the Helm home. Donna Bernice Sweet visited the O Eiseman home. Nora Wanna spent time with Mrs Joe Biulyon. Mrs Gua Swingen and Mrs Fred Saatho aided Mrs Heta with threshers last week. Frank Hill was at the swing.
Local residents including John Lohrbach Trinity Joe Limberg and spouses Mrs Theo Albers and Mrs Geo Said visit various homes around Buffalo Center and nearby towns. Several families attend gatherings and foundation work begins for new Hen and Henry buildings as others travel to Cleves Town Motherville and Germania for visits.
Harm Jutting and Rev G Watermuelder with a Winnebago mission group filled the Geran Reformed church pulpit Sunday. Local deacons Henry Thomas and family visited, and Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson called at the U W Jutting home. Annie Flacher was sick, and Mr Geo Terveer visited Henry Bruling Sunday. A long letter from Chas Falk of Hanley Ore discusses Oregon farming, fruits and livestock praising the mild climate and promising conditions. The Reporter endorses Harding on prohibition and fiscal policy, arguing party positions influence moral and governmental outcomes.
A church group, the Methodist Layman's Association, endorsed Meredith provoking a faction to sever ties with the church. The piece argues church and state should remain separate, citing the forefathers and Christ’s mission, warning political entanglements harm peace and spiritual aims of the church.
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