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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1942
Page
5
Wesley community residents and visitors fill days with travels and gatherings. Families from Algona, Mason City, Bancroft and Manitowoc share news of attendance, teaching shifts, and hospital stays while local clubs plan the season. Youths join army service, and Father Klein attends a funeral in Dubuque.
A long list of Lakota area residents and relatives visited family in Wisconsin, Illinois, and nearby states last week and shared travels to Dubuque and Des Moines. The notice also promotes a new government act continuing 34% farm loans through the Federal Bank, with farming financing details from Algona National Farm Loan Assn in Algona Iowa.
The Woden News reports the local school opening with the faculty lineup led by superintendent F. Truesdale and principal Edna Mae Redfield. Many residents visit relatives in nearby towns, attend funerals, or travel for medical care, with multiple mentions of visits to Mason City, Forest City, and Algona.
Ann Tindall, employed at the outing club at Clear Lake, returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Christensen and Curtis Lee spent Sunday at the Hen Atzen home in Albert City. Mr and Mrs Sam Smith and Mrs Freddie Gerdes and son called on Mason City last Thursday. A W Monlux spent Monday afternoon and Tuesday in Fort Dodge where he was inducted for army service. Mrs Charles Christensen and Curtis Lee were business callers at Garner Monday.
At the American Legion Auxiliary monthly meeting held last Friday at the Legion Hall, members sewed and cut for the Red Cross, then shared lunch before a business session. The treasurer was instructed to buy a War Bond and several memberships were paid. Members were asked about contributions to fish bowls in town businesses to fund gifts for men leaving Alabama for service.
Ben Butterfield and Margaret Sankey of Bancroft and Bode, Paul Wickwire and Dorothy Risk of Springfield township Elmore Minnesota, Gordon Osmus and Helen Fox of New Lenox Illinois, issued in the past week in Kossuth County.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as satisfying for twenty years. It claims quick relief from bloating gas bad breath sour stomach and delayed bowel action and urges readers to buy today from W J Denton Druggist.
Classified notes list farms for sale near Titonka with acreage and bid prices, plus purebred Hamp shire boars for sale and seed rye offers. Other items include lotus flowers found in Grinnell cemetery and a natural stone face on a Waverly farm, alongside ads for Murphys Concentrates and Vig-O-Ray for livestock feeds.
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