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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1919

Page

4

Local Notices Track Ongoing Home Improvements And Visits

Burt News Notes recounts residents making repairs such as new foundations and roof work, family visits from Minnesota to Rochester, and health updates. It mentions Mrs Beane, Mrs Pox, Mrs Yarmall, Stewart family travels, pleurisy cases, a $300 railroad back pay surprise, a Halloween social, and staff changes at local eateries including a cook from Marvin hotel moving to Pioneer restaurant.

Gia Beane Beane Pox Dack Yarmall Wil Rike Dhanians Ja & Pred Maus J.T Teasenau Hancraft Ross E C. Chipman J. A. Miller Ames Ray Cunninghlm J. P. Cuningham Ray John Emerson Titonka Bartlett Farm Plessie Sewick Marvin Hotel Sever Sears Caux Howard Patterson Aberdeen

Local social notes and obituaries from Burt area

Visiting and family news from Burt Iowa includes Grace Smith Robi Cogsdill and Mrs. Paul Kriethe relatives traveling to Owatonna Minnesota. Death of Mrs James Foster mourned with funeral at Burt M E church. Mrs Foster born 1852 in Germany. survived by eight children and husband James Foster. Substantial home improvements by E O Mann and a basket social at Ole Grove school. Mrs Elsie Jain marriage notice from Detroit Michigan reached relatives. Stock sale at Charles Patterson farm reports sold all items.

Grace Smith Robi Cogsdill Wesley Paul Kriethe Owatonna Minn Mann Ole Grove School Leona Putz St. Paul Miss Puty Pirce Wi. Bleich Sr Cramer Burt James Foster Foster Mrs. Foster Germany U. S Herman Schiffer Irving M. E. Clearch Spangter Denver Stoddard Charles Patterson Farm Paul Dettman Wisconsin Minnesota Shont Dettman

Red Cross calls third roll for 1920 support drive

E K Hardy outlines war work continuation and broad peace program as the Red Cross seeks 4,000,000 annual members and $3,000,000 across Illinois Iowa Michigan Wisconsin and Nebraska. He urges universal cooperation and volunteers for the third roll call November 2 to 11.

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Local Visitors Share Time Across Several Homes

A series of social visits are recorded in Titonka and Britt areas. Families including Thillips, Fisher, Carr, Bingham, Eden, Hauplley, Spiker, Orthel, and others are noted as visiting various homes on weekdays and Sundays. Several birthday and family gatherings are mentioned with neighbors and relatives frequenting Andy Bingham and John Eden residences.

Woden A. J. Thillips Leslie Titonka Ehmer Fisher Britt Henry Carr Dennis Oliver Bingham Andy E Bingham Willie Eden Steve Golfe Andy Bingham Nick Hauplley John Eden Nick Edna Foxox Lorna Haupley Mix Minnie Orthel J. Bird Joe Cashmeyer Indy Sa Schetter Dick Spiker Joe John’ Benhom Conrge Serry Schutfor Wer Sungay Corenoon

Pershing Donates 10000 to Red Cross for French Orphans

Gen Pershing's final act in France was to turn over 625.40 francs about 10000 dollars to the American Red Cross. The funds will aid French orphan children adopted by the Red Cross as a chaplain visiting the headquarters observed the ongoing work.

Good Fellowship Club in Hingchow China Opens Social Intercourse

A progressive Chinese doctor promotes a Good Fellowship Club in Hingchow to provide Christians and Chinese citizens with a healthy social life. The venture starts with awkward meetings, grows in size and confidence, and expands from English to Chinese discussions with both men and women attending Japanese and American educated members, Buddhist scholars, merchants, and officials. Women gain leadership, social topics and church group plans emerge, and a Christmas play is planned.

Good Fellowship Club Hingchaw China Co - Ao Tt America

Chinese Girls Learn English to Talk Across Dialects in Peking

Chinese girls studying at Tung Pu College in Peking adopt English as a common tongue to bridge eight distinct dialects among Western and other provincial groups. The effort aims to ease communication during eight years of school and college training, given long regional travel times and language differences.

Tung Pu Peking China Nist Igl College Traling

Plan World War on Plague Formed by Red Cross Societies

Twenty six national Red Cross societies form the League of Red Cross societies to fight disease famine and disaster. The league begins work in Poland where typhus threatens western Europe. A medical commission has been sent to address the crisis and report on control methods. Members include Argentina Australia Belgium Brazil Canada China Cuba Denmark France Great Britain Greece Holland India Italy Japan New Zealand Norway Peru Portugal Romania Serbia South Africa Spain Sweden United States and Venezuela.

Red Cross League of Red Cross Societies League Poland Europe Argentina Australia Belgium Brazil Canada China Cuba Denmark France Great Britain Greece Holland India Italy Japan New Zealand Norway Penu Portugal Rotmania Serbia South Africa Spain Sweden United States Venezuela

Red Cross Seeks One Million Enlistees In 1911 Drive

The American Red Cross urges one million volunteers to enlist for the Third War Council drive in November 1911. It seeks 16 million dollars to finish war work and fund a peace program, and 20 million members to sustain its high organizational standard. Enlist now. your local chapter serves as the recruiting station.

American Red Cross Red Cross Red Cros

New School Site Secured for Girls Physical Training in China

The Young Women's Christian Association has established a new home for the girls physical training school in Shengtu, China. The grounds cover about eighteen acres and are divided by a private road with foreign residences on one side and native buildings on the other. The facility will include classrooms, a garden, tennis courts and an athletic field, with spaces allocated for foreign instructors and local staff.

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Streasi Msn Sor Republicen Burt News Geo. Patterson LC Smith CL Smith Des Moines Lucy Mets H. C. Buell J. P. Cunningham Jim Armstrong Steve Sharp D. C Hobson Gall Hardy Telly Hanes E.K. Hardy Gen Pershing Y. W.C. AP NEW School For China Ralih Buison Tou John Cascara SOU Way Plettirs H.C. Adams & Co Algona Carl Dahlhauser Jowa Tawa Ar CO Muri Conan Plex
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