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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
5
The long list of weekend visitors includes the George Geerdes family from Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Wortman and Bons from Webster City, and George Paulson party from Town City. Others travel from Mason City, Ellsworth, Minn., and Chicago to visit relatives, attend the Sauerkraut Day celebration, and reconnect with old friends.
Local items report John Bode and others transacting business in Marshalltown. Visitors include Dale Craven from CCC, Floyd Saunders, and Mr. and Mrs. Jelle Tjaden. Woden Independent adds a new commercial course and 165 typewriters, plus teacher appointments and closures. Funeral notices cover William Harvey and related family movements.
Miss Frances Kunz left for Des Moines to attend college this year Irma Ward started teaching duties in Mitchell on Monday morn ing Mr and Mrs Robert Kain and three children visited Ed Hildman and family at Wesley Mich ael Schrauth's funeral was held here Saturday morning Henry Looft and two sons visited his mother Bertha Looft and attended Wesley Day Tony Rasmussen and the Carl and Arthur Emmons families visited the Braley home Maxine Wolf left for Carroll to begin a three year nursing course at St. Anthony's Hospital Henry Kunz and Ivyl Marlie returned from a month in California and beyond Cor neelius Schrauth Victor Schrauth and Billie Schrauth returned home to Geneva Illinois from visiting relatives.
John Harringa of Titonka advertises four spotted Poland China boars for sale. Lost and found notices include four spotted pigs marked on the left ear by Albert Loeschen and spectacles with black rims belonging to Duane Faul.
Mr and Mrs Ben Schrauth and family attended Michael Schrauth's funeral in Geneva Ill. Berhard accompanied by his sister Mrs Mik e Goetz and Shirley left for Geneva. L H Klempater family returned to Ida Grove after visiting Albert Kleinpeter. Wesley Day parade drew 200 participants. Titonka beat Wesley 5 4 and Webster City defeated Forest City 11 7. Gladys Goetz dislocated her right arm in a bicycle fall and wore a sling. Mrs Anna Lillie visited Spencer then returned to Wesley to resume housekeeper duties for Dr Adams. Lillie and granddaughter Miss Helen Miller returned from a month in New Jersey visiting relatives. Community day highlighted by Wesley Day celebration and local ball games.
Osage press weighs a grim question about safety and control as local riders on running boards risk lives at high speeds. The piece reflects concern over youth conduct and town regulation, urging measures to curb dangerous riding and protect pedestrians and drivers.
An ad claims Adlerika clears poisonous wastes from the bowels in one dose to cure dull muddy sallow skin. The testimonial cites W. W. Denton, a druggist, and Newbrough Pharmacy in Woden for distribution.
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