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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1941
Page
7
Local items recount visits and travels of Titonka area residents including Pannkuks Schnuckers Fitch Nelson Dunmire Callies and Pannkuk family members. Social events range from birthday gatherings and baptisms to teaching appointments and travel to Okoboji Bristow and Algona.
Alfred Grimm of North English severed the little toe on his right foot with a spade he was using in digging a post hole.
Morning glories on the Newton Robuck place in Knoxville flourish on a trellis with red white and blue flowers blooming in unison, echoing a patriotic theme.
In September the unit ordered 600 veteran made poppies for Poppy Day next May to provide winter work for disabled veterans. A prior meeting authorized a gross of colored dish cloths, and Anna Andrew, secretary, reports shipment received. At August gathering at Thorn Cosgrove home fourteen attended with Red Cross sewing and a lunch that added $1.45 to the general fund.
On September 7 German services are at 10 with Sunday School and Bible Class at 9. Luther League holds a devotional and business meeting in the evening. Sept 4 at 1 pm, ladies host a birthday party. Mixed choir meets in the evening, Saturday morning Sunday School rehearsal at 9, and Confirmation Class runs 9 am to 4 pm.
Good Hope Lutheran Church invites all to join the ladies aid on Wednesday September 3 at the usual time. Divine services Sunday September 7 German 9 00 am English 10 60 am and Sunday School at 9 00 am. Luther League will meet Sunday evening September 7 for regular business and devotional meeting. members urged to attend.
The pastor Rev Calvin Schnucker returns to regular duties after a ten week absence under the Board of Domestic Missions. Sacrament of Baptism planned Sunday morning. Classis of Pleasant Prairie meets Ramsey church next week with Illinois and Iowa pastors consulting. Congregation asked to provide sleeping rooms and contact parsonage. Sunday School 9:30 English Worship 10:30 Evening Worship 7:45.
Methodist Church activities announce Sunday School at 10 and Morning Worship at 11 led by Rev W L Patterson. Women’s Society meets Sept 4, Sept 10 lesson by Mrs Ray Miller with hostesses. Canned goods drive due Sept 10 and Goodwill bags pickup Sept 18. DOAN rally and basket dinner Sept 7 at 12:30 with World Service offerings. Community invited. birthday cake for all.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Baker of Hambug celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary by performing the same duet they sang in church four decades ago, revisiting the song that began their shared musical memory.
Iowa State College engineers HG McKibben and J B Davidson report that interchanging rubber tires on farm equipment could reduce shock and soil packing and lower daily tire costs. Only six machines use tires more than 10 days yearly. tires moved between tractors plows cultivators combines and wagons offer savings as worn auto or truck tires can be mounted on farm wheels.
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