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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1938
Page
7
West Bend to Ames and Bancroft scenes fill the column as residents visit kin and finish chores. Health updates list Alvin Hanken and Nermond Intermill ill, while long strings of visits ink roads between Algona, Clear Lake, Forest City, Bancroft, and Eagle Bend with family gatherings, church events, and a pantry shower for Rev Patterson.
Woden area church events highlight the week with Immanuel Lutheran hosting its annual chicken supper in the church basement drawing a very large crowd. Several local residents and visitors attend social gatherings and travel to nearby towns for family visits and hospital stays.
Dr and Mrs E L Wurtzer of Clear Lake and Mrs Clara Dalton of Algona called on friends Sunday. Mayo Clinic in Rochester drawn Nick Behrends for several days. Wade Balls and Wm Frazier visited Nick Koppen home. A C Schissel family went to Iowa City for Iowa Wisconsin game. Lena Gutknecht from Mason City visited her parents August Gutknecht. Thaves sisters and Emma Gutknecht were Algona visitors. Clyde Thavey and daughter visiting Shell Rock. Lyle Sadie Patterson and Dale Hamnquist at Fayette college spent weekend with Henry Patterson. Arlene Heetland from Mason City visited J I Heetland. R L Williams and Guy Beemer left for northern Minnesota fishing. J E B Ukena attended truckers meeting. Presbyterian C E youths to Rockwell City for rally. Carl Gerzema hosted Rev O H Frerking at dinner. Mary Rosenau returned from Chicago. Marcella Thaves delegates to C H convention in Council Bluffs. Acorn Club met with Mrs E B W Woodworth. lake or river in Iowa noted. Harriet Warburton spoke on conservation. Frerking sang. H Bert Ley and Mrs Ley of Los Angeles visited then left for Florida to see Opal Wheeler.
The Leon Warden carpenter crew from Ledgarg completes nine new corn cribs at S. P. Powery home while a Lakota crew erects a crib on the J. A. Barger farm west of town.
The Kossuth Flower Club plans a street tree demonstration in Algona with S. D. Bedgecombe from Ames. County Agent J. L. Brown and the Algona Conservation Club coordinate, inviting residents to an October 14 afternoon demonstration and evening meeting.
Mrs Charles W Sarchett a long time Kossuth county resident marked her ninetieth birthday, still in good health and active with daily outdoor time. widow of a Civil War veteran, mother of Edwin G Sarchett who served in World War, and sibling to a Civil War veteran brother John. She has five living children, with Winnifred living with her to help.
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