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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
7
Mixed notices show pigs for sale or trade including Pure bred Chester White sows and boars near Titonka Iowa. Advertisements request eggs trade and cattle or rent options on 160 acres. Local meat market lists pigs for sale and related livestock terms with scattered contact hints.
Fragmentary report describes a cleric named Curtlas traveling to survey the country with a volume on purchasing. It mentions Monday, a parsonage, business matters, and a bishop involved in arranging openings and duties before return.
School notes describe a busy first week with absences due to sickness, guests from the Tiny Tots and Grammar rooms, and the first examinations. Maynard Lamoreux celebrated his sixth birthday with popcorn balls and angel food cake, shared by classmates and teachers after recess.
West of Germania resident Hilbert Walthouse visits St Helmer home. Des Moines trips by Ralph Kirkpatrick and other relatives described. Upcoming social events include a gasket social at L Helmer schoolhouse and a large harvest dance at the J Hagandorn home.
The club reports a large consignment of books for the public library from Monroe Wisconsin, thanks to Mrs Charles Batl and local supporters. Ladies Club meets Thursday at Mrs D E Dahl's. delegates elected to attend the Tenth District Iowa Federation meeting in Dodge November 4 and 6. notes include a humorous October remark and personal recollections.
Examinations are over and the tenth grade studies Greece as Mrs. T. P. Reihsamen and Gilmore visit. Clarence Turner is absent Friday due to illness. Parents invited to fall review Friday afternoon. German riddles include a clue about eye, ear, and mouth in German.
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