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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1953
Page
1
Rates show $2.00 yearly in advance for Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory, $2.50 for other parts of the county and territory, and $3.00 yearly for Canada and foreign countries. Within county subscriptions are continuing yearly unless canceled by subscriber or publisher action.
Ruth Mary Goetz of Mason City spent the weekend at the parental Leo Goetz home. Mrs. Viola Studer returned Monday from Coleman South Dakota where she visited her mother Mrs. Jennie Luken who was injured in a fall. Luken will recuperate here. Mr. and Mrs. Davis Kleinpeter and son Wayne David arrived Monday to visit L. H. Kleinpeters and Joe Millers. David, recently discharged from Marine service, had been in Philadelphia.
Ten members of the Methodist youth fellowship attended rally day at Emmerabung last Sunday afternoon. Miss Lucille Goetz returned home Friday from a Waterloo hospital after medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ricke and family visited relatives over the weekend. The Lichteigs attended a golden wedding anniversary in Greeley Kansas on October 20. Various residents visited relatives in Algona, Burt, Mason City, and Rockford. The junior class began practicing the play Faith Hope and Charity. Several lodge and club activities were held, and veterans and families were mentioned. The senior class photo for Erko school was taken in Mason City. George Davis moved to a new apartment near the barbershop.
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