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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1934

Page

2

Titonka Topic expands reach for readers in Iowa trade area

The Titonka Topic is published from the Postoffice in Titonka Iowa as Second Class Mall Matter covering a wide territory reached by no other paper. Subscription rates are $1.00 per year in advance within Titonka trade territory $1.50 per year if not paid in advance $1 680 per year in advance outside Titonka trade territory and in other states $2.50 per year in Canada and foreign countries, payable in advance.

Titonka Postoffice Iowa Itonka Titanica Canada

Pearson Poised to Win Kossuth County Treasurer Post

Carl Pearson of Swea City, a former deputy treasurer, stands as the Republican candidate for Kossuth County treasurer. Supporters say his experience ensures efficient service and courteous handling of tax payments and official business. Voters are urged to back Pearson in the November election.

Kossuth County Carl Pearson Swea City Pearson Swea Kossuth Buffalo Homng

Doan News Birthday and Visiting Roundup

Doan residents shared visits with neighbors including the Claytons in Burt and the Hansens in Mason City. Doan boys defeated Linhorst 14 to 10 in a local game. Birthday celebrant Roland Seefeldt treated students and the teacher to cake after turning seven. Additional notes mention illness of Mrs. Thompson and visits by multiple families including the Hoovers and Walkens.

Depue Tom Claytons Burt Roy Hansen Cora Hansen Mason City Doan Linrhorst Boys Howard Lowman Near Sexton Ray Smiths Tom Elefson Andrew Hansén Fred Thompsons Clear Lake Thompson Ted Hoover M. B. Hoovers Britt John Walken Rapid City M. D

Social notes from Algona and nearby towns homeland visitors

A column lists residents and guests with weekend and weekday visits across Algona, Livermore, Swea City, Spencer, Lake Mills, Lone Rock, Ames, and nearby farms. Names include Chas Heiderscheidt Olson Moore Leeck Larsens Jennings Riddle Peterson McWhorter Bartlet Jands Larsen Fox Graham Winyidge Wooldridge Phelps and others.

Chas. Heiderscheidt Algona Chas Olson Moores Ben Leeck Livermore iGeorge Larsens Fred Jennings Clarence Moore Spencer George Larsen Tony Jands George Patterson Lake Mills Retatdees Rex Austin Lone Rock Erin Peterson I. Ostergaard Swea City Richard, Rosella Beverly Fox George Graham Ronald Winyidge Ames Roy Wooldridge Phelps

Local Algona Social Roundup of Visits and Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bartlett and daughters spent Friday afternoon in Algona. Numerous locals hosted and visited across town including the Shipler and Ringsdorf families. A community radio group plans a meeting and urges members to contact WOT Ames to broadcast their program.

Lloyd Bartlett Algona John Truckhill Lewis McWhorter Clarence Larsen Lorena Petergon him /Shipler's Archie Hutchinson Tom Trenaty Clarence Lolse Joss Waltman Wilma Jean Glen Maxine Shipler Lola Graham Harvey Graham Pilot Knob ‘State Park WOT Ames Radio Proadcaat

Legion Auxiliary Names Paid Up Members

Martha Bonacker, Membership Chairman, lists paid up auxiliary members. Readable names include Carrie Bonacker, Trang Petersen, Mary Sartor, Esther Asking, Mayme Wentz, Louise Conradi, Sophie Conradi, Rose Bonacker, Mathilda Walk, Camilla Cooper, Ines Wolfe, Galena Zwiefel, Pearl Ricklets, Jean French, Francis Pannkuk, Bernice Pannkuk, Dorothy Sleper, Marjorie Petersen, Maxine Petersen, Bernice Spear, Rose Plumb, Hmma i Weitner, Mable Wilson, Fern An.

Martha Bonacker Carrie Bonacker Trang Petersen Mary Sartor Esther Asking Mayme Wentz Louise Conradi Sophie Conradi Rose Bonacker Mathilda Walk Camilla Cooper Ines ‘Wolfe Galena Zwiefel Pearl Ricklets Jean French Francis Pannkuk

Patterson Does Not Sign Corn-Hog Contract Protest

A group of Patterson supporters from Algona, Burt, Portland Township and nearby areas publish a statement defending Sen Geo W Patterson. They claim he reduced hogs and corn well before any contract issue, explains farm setup at Chubb farm and home farm, and argues critics use the matter unfairly in this campaign.

Geo. W. Patterson Taoyd H. Bartlett Tifonka Ray &. McWhorter Burt Alt. Foth Bancroft Myron L. Johnson Armstrough Raney Algona Patterson Eeverins Portland Township Chubb Swea Olty Mr. Patterson Mr.Patterson Montana Charles Burt Stuart Butterfield George Butterfield Stuart McWhorter NRA Iowa

Fees received and expenses of the office for the year

The year records show various entries of fees received and expenses of the office, listing amounts such as 885,675.65 in fees and 8,181.18 in expenses, followed by a series of other year totals including 2,783.25 fees and 3,254.05 expenses, concluding with 82,802.01 in expenses.

Woden News and Serps S Sets Nos

Local notes from Woden and surrounding towns recount visitors residents and brief events. Names include Velma Baack, Bob Schiefelbein, Kenneth Larson Hana Gerdes and many others visiting family transacting business and attending church events. political figures Dan Turner and Fred Gilchrist spoke in Woden. the Presbyterian bazaar cleared 80 dollars. Supt Osvald and Miss Lamoreux departed for Chicago with a Dus-

South Dakota Velma Baack Buffalo Bob Schiefelbein Dexter, Minn Kenneth Larson Hana Gerdes Algona Donna Lou Sanders Forest City Mia Leo Orthal Titonia Woden Dale Rittenhouse Fairmont Minn Ralph Smith Sr Lutheran Ladies Aid Milton Mertz Garner Worden Anna Shipley Titonica Belmond Louise Kramer Viola Fredrickson Dubby Christensen Britt Irl Clark Thompson Presbyterian Church al] Hutchinson Harry Glynn Johnson Fort Dodge

Local visitors and summer guests listed in county column

A tangle of fragments notes social visits from Mrs Plovanca of Angeles California and HF ing relatives in Town to visit J A Kramers and others. Gertrude Bode travels to Des Moines for two weeks at Thompson School of Cosmetology while Mia Bog e teaches in a rural school near Kapa and plans a Des Moines vacation ending soon.

Avechilda Plovanca Angeles California A. P. Guubh Mason City J. A. Kramers Cerro Gordo County Gertrude Bode Des Moines Thompson School of Mia Boge Kapa

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Doan News Portland News Hargreaves Frank Burger Larry Arch Burger's Alice Richter Teenie Leeck Herman Leeck's Jennie Davidson Osceola Itowa Wm. Ringsdort Alfred Godtredson Chris Godfredsong Bernice Larsen Pauline Blakeley Tom Trenary Clarence Anderson Ray Bierstedt Donald Claude Sigsbee Ed Bartlett Harley Ed. Bartlett Darlene Stott John Long ‘Sr John Long ‘Sr. Home For Two Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Leech Metagar Mankato Geo. Graham Hans Koestler Winford Sigsbae Clands Sigsbees Washington Iown Lester Amatt Wm. Ringsdorf Shipler Biechpoint George Johnsons Bernice John Pink Donald Ringsdorf Viva Dick Brayton Presbyterian Young Peoples Ray McWhorter McCorkle Chas, Phelps Bernard Phelps Clarence Cunninghams Lmore Meg Richmond Rann Maxwell Chag Larsen Lauretta Kate Dittmers Wyatt Stott Darlene Ted Ringsdorf Viva Brayton Fred Ttingsdorf Gerald Brace Roy Ringsdorf Gee, White Www Leroy Myrtle Ringsdort Bancroft Leroy Hoett- Schor Esther Askin Legion Auxiliary Notes Recorder’s Office Woden News Jaddin Teries GLOBE Chas, Butterworth Jimmy ‘Durantel Maxine Doyle Joy Tonie Pauline Lord W. 0. Fields Zazu Pitts Alice Hogan Rice Dowbell New News Vitaphone Technicolor Leon Erroll Carol Lombard Roger Pryor May Robson Thurs Grace Moore Kay Dranell Leslie Howard British Agen North Iowa Grain CO Forgain Mash Maker Titonka, Iowa
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