Titonka Topic local paper notes post office status
Titonka Iowa notices mark the Titonka Topic as a second class matter at the local post office. The publisher identifies reach and contact details, noting the paper covers a broad territory.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1953
Page
1
Titonka Iowa notices mark the Titonka Topic as a second class matter at the local post office. The publisher identifies reach and contact details, noting the paper covers a broad territory.
Rates listed for subscription: 2.00 per year in advance within Kossuth County and Titonka trade area, 2.50 outside that territory, and 3.00 per year for Canada and foreign countries.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Dahlen of Burlington spent two days with his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Ray Hansen. Mrs P C Haynes returned home Oct 4 from Fort Worth Texas where she visited her son Harley and family. The Catholic Missionary met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Lawrence Smith and Mrs Joe Studer as servers. Many Studer relatives attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Greg Studer at St Benedict Catholic church. She was 93 and had been ill a few days. Miss Mary Ann B Pegert is now employed at the Roon variety store in Algona. She is a 1953 graduate of the local high school. Robert Raney of Lemon South Dakota spent Monday at Dr H H Raneys home. Mrs L L Pfeffer Mrs August Studer and Minnie Frimml attended a tb luncheon in Algona last week. Mr and Mrs Bill Studer and Randy of Algona spent Monday evening at his mother Mrs Viola Studer. Mrs J M Kelch of Worthington Minnesota spent Monday through Thursday here with her mother Mrs Viola Studer and other relatives.
Mary Lee Erdman was transferred to Sacramento after eight years with Air Material Command in Dayton. Many stops occurred in major cities with hotel stays. Several local items note baptisms, anniversaries, weddings, visits, and community events involving Titonka residents and relatives, including school-related expenditures and a September lunch program summary.
Finance report for Titanka Consolidated School District Kossuth County for quarter ending September 30 1953 certified by Harold E Gartner secretary shows balances from previous quarter 4544 45 total receipts 22090 27 expenditures 9639 33 regular salaries paid and warrants issued 14513 82 end balance 4544 45 with special courses fund details 315 94 balance end 1190 22 1154 62 35 Hayes Russell Dockstader mileage postage Titonka Savings Bank checks 50 65
Sealed bids due by 1:00 PM October 23, 1958 at the Kossuth County Auditor's Office Algona Iowa for laying 2100 feet of 10 inch tile at 6.5 feet depth in Drainage District No 45. Bids on entire work with 10 percent certified check. October 30 start, November 16 completion. Contact County Drainage Clerk or G D Hart Bancroft Engineer.
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