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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1947
Page
7
A compilation of community notices from families and clubs. Visits to Pilot Knob, church and bridge events, travels to Des Moines and Minneapolis, and school plans at Central College and Okoboji Consolidated. Local residents engage in picnics, reunions, and travel, with notes on student transfers and hospital staff promotions.
Mrs May Goslin returns from a four month California stay and many relatives are noted visiting area homes. The piece lists numerous trips to northern Minnesota, Northwood, Mason City, Estherville, Pasadena and Des Moines with multiple family gatherings and a Labor Day visit. A piano recital at the Presbyterian church is mentioned along with a car purchase in Hettinger North Dakota.
Mr and Mrs Wm Wood and children visited at the Iver Brown home in Britt Sunday evening. Wayne Naser and son of Lake Mills were supper guests at the Wood home last Tuesday. Hilda and Fred Gerdes spent Sunday at the Ted Gerdes home in Clear Lake. Ronald Gerdes returned home after several days with his grandmother. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Gerdes and Mr and Mrs Lyle Smith of Manly returned from a trip to northern Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Dale Rittenhouse and Arlys visited Orville Erdahl at Rake and Mrs Charles Marsh at Fairmont. Arthur Smith of Elkader visited the parental home in Forest City and with his parents over Labor Day weekend. Supt and Mrs Frank Truesdell visited the Carl Jones home in Mason City last Tuesday. Set and Mrs Bernard Culver of Algona and Mrs Jim Slobe visited the Truesdell home last Thursday evening. The nation’s hay crop will be up 2 percent from last year.
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