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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1939

Page

7

Local House for Rent and Community Visits

Des Moines visitors Fred Hagen and Will Newville came to town to visit relatives. Numerous local residents and guests attended gatherings and church events. a big harvest note reports 800 bushels from seven and a half acres. A coming Lutheran supper on November 4 and various family visits fill the weekend scene.

Fred Hagen Matt Will Newville Des Moines John Welhousen Gerald John Beenken G. D. Welhousen Grandma Welhousen Herman Kahler Bancroft L. G. ‘Gartner Villisca Greenfield Iowa Lutheran Ladies Meeting L. G. Gartner Paul Sioux City Dorothy Morningside College Mr. Gartnner LeRoy Louis Las ‘Vegas Boulder Dam Pendergast

Wall Paper Stock Offered at 10 Percent Discount

A seller announces a limited two week sale offering the entire stock of wall paper at a ten percent discount to clear inventory. No script or further promotion details provided.

Community Notes From Algona Area Gatherings

John Woods, now a lumberyard employee in La Porte City, visited his mother Mrs. Lillie Woods. A pot luck supper honored Ferne Allis, headed to Wisconsin with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hoon hosted relatives, Rev. Hoon recently moved from Moville to Hartley. Marie Sathoff turned birthday with a dinner at Edward Sathoff’s home. A surprise party honored Marie, with many guests. About 75 Methodist members gathered at the church parlors to honor Rev. and Mrs. Patterson. gifts, program, and lunch followed, with Mrs. Wilbur Schram in charge.

Henty Héim Fred Hagelt Ri Roy “Bidlong Siethen John Cordes Gray Joa Kline Dwight Grahditt LaVona Clyde ‘Moore Mark Shaw Kossuth Hospital Algona Jesse Herman Harrs Sexton Arnold Gray Ted Aukes Buffalo Center Kenneth Janson Eagle Grove John Holtzbauer R.A. Bleich Luella Burt John Falk Sr Forrest ‘Willis Clarence Bowers Floyd Reibsam Dawn Bonacker George Bonacker Oliver Young Ida Wesley al Young Keith Roy George Gamblin Central College Pella John Ailts John Tapper Hibert Smith Raymond Pannhuk Harris Smith Ralph Cordes Teus Abbas Ed Abbas iAlgona Hospital Fannie W. F. Hamstreet Daniel Sexton St. Louis Jones Henry Junker Louis Iverson Lila Heyer Kamrar George Heyer Buffalo ‘Center Hospital Ralph Torgersen Edwin Torgersen Dorothy Des Moines H. I. Torgersen Ralph Marcus Holm Moore Bill Holm Harry Holm Fort Dodge Elmer Larson Iowa City Bonnie Schutter Clarence Schutter Kossuth Genevieve Cosgrove R. N Bonnie Frank Merrick McHenry N. D Mary Intermill Vincent Iowa Mr. Intermill J. G. Graham Jim Huber Donald Graham Graham ‘Brothers Roy Budlong Margaret McChesney van Nuys Calif Ahy John Woods la Porte i City Lillie Woods Shirley/ Bruns Ferne Allis Wisconsin C. A. Hoon Hoon T. Hoon Hartley Moville Marie Sathoff Jennessee J. W. Swanson Edward Sathoff Dick Meyer Senus Isebrand Dick Sleper Ben H. Meyer Anna Vergusen Henry ‘Ailts Ferne John Rippentrop Ww. L. Patterson Wilbur Schram J. L. Miller

Hallowe en program noted at local German school

Mrs H L Bruns and Edith Eibben of Buffalo Center called in Titonka visiting the Guy Bruns Heinie Bruns and Clarice Falk. A M Peters and Matilda Peters with Clarence and Andrew drove to Redfield S D to visit Mrs Peters sister Mrs John Hardy. The Hallowe en program at German Two No 7 school near Titonka begins 8 pm Oct 30. Helena Senne, teacher. Ed Abbas hosted a Sunday visit from James Govern and baby of Blue Earth. Tressie Abbas Ben Stadtlander Carl Stadtlander Pete Buckholdt also mentioned.

Ed Ites Henry ‘Becker Buffalo Center Pierre Sartor C. M. Haviland Minneapolis J. R. Schutter A. M. Peters Andrew Matilda Clarence Perry Town Fort Dodge Lambert Boekelman Ralph Wirtjes Mildred George Jutting Howard Buffalo ‘Center Thomas Loats Floyd Reibsamen Forrest Willis Florence, Clifford Wilbur Verna Dell Dell iReibsamen John Cunningham Algona Katherine Schram George Klenk Schram Kenneth Swan Ernest Wortman Lakota Carl H. Callies Frank Hagen Henry Korte Korte H.l Bruns Edith Eibben Im- Tonka Guy Bruns Heinie Bruns Clarice Falk A.M. Peters Redfield S. D Peters John Hardy No. 7 Titonka Helena Senne Ed Abbas James Govern Baby Blue Earth Tressie Abbas Ben Stadtlander Colter Carl Stadtlander Thornton Pete Buckholdt

Reformation Day Services at Good Hope Lutheran Church

Good Hope Lutheran invites worship in English on Sunday October 29 at 10 30 with Sunday School at 9 30 and a sermon based on Come unto Me. Luther League meets at 7 30 with a question box. choir practice October 26 at 8. confirmation instruction October 28 from 9 00 to 3 30 and an adult class starting November 3 at 7 30 p m. Three prospective attendees noted. Annual ladies supper planned for November 4 in church basement.

Luther League Good Hope

Methodist Episcopal Church Service and Birthday Offering

Reverend W L Patterson leads morning worship at 11:00 with Sunday School at 10:00 and a 10:40 birthday program to support World Service. Choir practice 7:80 Thursday at C A Hoon’s home. cake for participants. Also morning worship at 9:30 and Sunday School at 10:30 for another unit. Ladies aid meets at Mrs Tom Elefson’s home Thursday afternoon.

Methodist Episcopal W. L. Patterson C. A. Hoon Ladies ‘Aid Society Tom Elefson

Ramsey Reformed Church Appointments and Meetings

Reverend Calvin Schnucker announces Sunday schedule with Church School at 9 30 German worship at 10 30 in sanctuary English worship at 10 30 in auditorium and evening service at 7 36 An offering of pennies for temperance education will be taken next from Sunday School members on October 29 In the evening of November 8 adults may unite as members at Ramsey church starting at eight o clock Baptism inquiries should be directed to the pastor before that date.

Ramsey Reformed Calvin Schnucker Ramsey Church America Bradford Plymouth Colony Winthrop Massachusetts Bay Company Harvard University Cottton Mather Winitthrop Luther God Calvery

Marriage Licenses Issued in Kossuth County Last Week

The past week in Kossuth County saw several marriage licenses issued. Couples include Frank MittNeder, 26, and La Vina Blanchard, 21 of Algona. Tony Schaper, Lakota, and Bertha Winnifred Roberts, Lenox. Lee Roy Mathison, 22, and Phyllis Kuchynka, Algona. Glenn J. MecClellich, Algona, and Marthe Mescher, Bancroft. Jerome W Hanson, 22, and Katharine White, 22 of St Paul. Troy Theissen, 21, and Johanna Sorensen, 21 of Mankato. Herman K. Drew, 18, and Doris Roalgon, 17 of Vanity.

Kossuth County Frank MittNeder la Vina Blanchard Algona Tony Schaper Legal Bertha Winnifred Roberts Katherine White St. Paul Troy Theissen Johanna Sorensen Mankato Minn Herman K. Drew Doris ‘Roalgon Vanity

Annual Baseball Dinner Ends With Full Dishes and Fun

The home economics girls hosted a chicken supper for baseball boys in the schoolhouse at seven. Twenty six people were reported full, with others joking about finishing all the food. The event, described as super-colossal, left attendees with a grand time despite playful feints. A note mentions nearly two million trees planted for soil erosion control in the region.

Luther and Liberty Hymn Reflections From Immanuel Lutheran

A sermon from Pastor Adolph Kilian at Immanuel Lutheran, near Titonica, laments secularism in national life and praises Luther’s Bible translation and the Reformation. It urges Americans to recenter faith on God while noting October 31 commemorations and upcoming community offerings for the Orphans Home, with a collection for the aid board.

Immanuel Lutheran Adolph Kilian Titonica

Have Your Summer Clothes Cleaned Before Winter Storage

This note urges cleaning summer garments before they are stored for winter. Residual stains may set and fabrics can degrade if not properly cleaned. Ensure delicate items are handled by a professional and stored in breathable, labeled containers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

George H. Breen Boughton & Swan Titonka Savings Bank Miller’s Jonathan W. J. Denton Good Hope Lutheran M. A. Schulz Algona, Iowa Bonacker Talon Lux Rinso R. Ll. Krantz Clifford Krantz Earl Stott Hardware Evanois
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