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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
5
Local notes from Woden feature business visits in Algona Mason City and Britt. School opens with teachers including Supt Grabau and Hamquist as Woden hosts a Lutheran mission festival and a wedding at Trinity Lutheran church.
LAKOTA NEWS lists residents visiting friends and relatives last week and over the weekend. Donald Worley at Wade Ball home, Ford Koppen at his son Nick’s, Mrs. Mary Rogenau with relatives at Algona, Lola Schroader with Maxine Gringe, J A Mayan and Leona Mason City shoppers, Beverly and Brodrick Tanen visiting Buffalo Center, George Griege with granddaughter Maxine Griesa at Algona, Datonter of Independence Virginia hosted by Uncle George Winter, Mrs J H Warburton left for Des Moines to oversee Farm Bureau work at the State Fair, and Mr and Mrs George Winter John Mesveld Wade Ball.
Miss Mildred Lawler of Minneapolis spent last week visiting her sister Mrs Vincent Doughan and family. Miss Carol Joy DeMots returned home at Hull after a week with friends here. Mrs Elizabeth Amesbury of Albert Lea spent several days at the John Amersbury home. Mrs Lou Schleusner of Garner visited Wesy relatives from Wednesday to Sunday. Mrs Amon Lease and Mrs Emil Wester will entertain the Ladies Ald Thursday afternoon at the Lease home. Clarence Haverity of Waukon I came for a few days visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Haverly. Miss Lella Wester of Ames came home Sunday for a week with her parents. Mr and Mrs Jerry Shutters and family of West Bend were Sunday guests at the home of his sister Mrs Bertha Lcott. Miss Theresa Richter left Tuesday for Fort Dodge to enter Mercy hospital for a three year nursing course. Mrs Bertha Lcott and three daughters drove to Seneca Monday to spend the day with their son Henry Lcott and family. Supt and Mrs B Swanson and Nettleson lege will visit Deg Moines and attend the fair. Paul Wisherty Carl and John Froelich Julius and Gordon King drove to Des Moines Friday for the State Fair and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs I S Klampeter and two children David and Drang drove to Fort Dodge Sunday to spend the day with his sister Mrs L F Smith and family. Mr and Mrs George Aldrich and son Jerry left Saturday for a week’s vacation with relatives in South Dakota. Mr Ad
A long list of local family events fills the Wesley page including births, travels and illnesses. Mr and Mrs Gordon Giddings celebrate a baby boy named Robert LeRoy Wongrdtulltions extend to the parents. Several residents visit relatives in Morgan Minnesota and Des Moines while nurse trainee Irene Haynes prepares for a three year course in Mason City. A farewell party honors Mr and Mrs Viggo Kulsholm before they move to Denmark. The American Legion Auxiliary plans a September meeting with a covered dish luncheon. The Meurer family attends funeral services for Joseph Meurer Sr. at Whitteford following his hip injury after a fall.
Bingham Township notes list multiple callers and shoppers in Britt and Titonka on weekend. Fred Abls visited the Hor Mann Kratl home Sunday forenoon. John Crone and Harm Sents visited Britt Saturday afternoon. Finn Krull and Edward Krull called on Monson boys Sunday afternoon. Miller family engaged in business in Weasley and Beulah Miller welcomed a new daughter near Titonka Thursday.
The text notes a visit by Mr and Mrs Sout, Suttenger and Emily, and others to the Conrad Hinkel Home in Mason City on Friday. It mentions John, Wesley Tunlay, and Stave Gott with Tam, and indicates Hy moved back from White Bear Minn and is staying for parental care.
Portland township residents and guests are listed with current and recent travels. Numerous relatives visited homes in Mason City Algona Des Moines and Stillwater while attending gatherings and family events. Names include Larsens Krugers Ringsdorfs Goddons Barsatons Graham Friday Rippentrop and others with several short trips to fairs and churches noted.
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