Titanica calls and farm news from Titonka area
Local items describe the week in Titonka and surrounding townships with notices of visits, illnesses, and community events. People like John Kruff, Charm Phelps, and Herman Mechler are mentioned along with farm work, a cholera scare near farms, a township marriage, and several travels to nearby towns. Community business includes phone outages, school teacher arrivals, and NRA related staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Township
Herman Jenson
Hageard
Doan News and Community Happenings
Doan area notes events from a busy week including teaching appointments at local schools, visiting relatives, and farm life. Teachers Anna Andrews, Arlene Martinek, Marie Bullington begin new terms. families host guests and attend picnics. A large family wedding anniversary and a new baby are reported amid church and school activities.
Local Girl Hurt Playing With Vase Edge
Stella Rachut, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Rachut, suffered a severe cut on her right leg last Wednesday evening after falling while playing with neighbor children and striking a broken vase. The gash required clamps to close and she remains unable to walk. Community members attended fairs and reunions including Day Moves Iowa State Fair, Old Settlers Picnic in Goldfield, and county fair, with no school Tuesday to allow parents to take children to the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaves
Makims
Canada
Fenton
Wesley
Intr Petersen
Wil
Alden
Ims
Herman Mechlar
Elmer Meehler
Merle Schichtert
Algona
Johnson County
Lowa City
Mechler
Britt
Lowa
Henry Stohr
Woden
Topic Office
Henry
Wm. Boyken
Frank D. Fisher
Baby
Chicago
Frank
Abbe Winter
Abba
Hoon
Washington
North Woods
Register
Dorothy Intermill
Whittemore Champion
Raymond Keagle
Minneapolis
Chas
Reibsamen
G. Keagle
Titonka High School
Supt. C. A. Hoon
Ted Dunmire
Allene Johnson
Lela Stephens
Iowa
Jelle
Salvatore Causnizzo
Andrew Yedlick
Rev. C. Schnucker
Allwood
New Jersey
Schnucker
Community Church
Mason City
Wm. Schram
Jnst
Decker
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
NRA
Mid- Continent
Woodrow Paetersen
Otto Falk
Carl Callies
Purol
Holdie Bagthof
Alien Lamoreux
Ofl
Rowona
Leland Dricksen
Darlene
Duate Hansen
Ellis
J. D. Andrew's
Will
Hrickson
Vail
J. D. Andrews
Marie Bullington
Garrison
Dale Struthers
Mary Jean Ludwig
Dean Andrews
Lou Whitson
Waterloo
Walter Anderson
Charlie Whitson
Whitson
Lucy Lizer
Wim
Drikson
Leland
Melva
Qiga
Howard Andrews
Totonka
Rudolph Larson
Eugenes
Black Hills
South Dakota
Vern Teeter
Song
Ross Buffington
Tony
Donald Buffington
Buffington
Amelia Arndorfar
St. Benedict
Franz Teeter
el Larson
Peter Larson
Phil Buffington
Blanche
Hart Harris
Ray Hansen
Wm. Bentley
Clarence Christengen
Bentley
C. H. Christensen
Leo McHnoroe
Stella
Herman Rachut
Wm, Ricklefs and
Minn
George Hansen
Geo, Jr
George Peterson
Ernest Peterson
Andrew Hansen
Old Settlers
Goldfield
Rasmus Peterson
Plenter
Titonka
Storm toll grows after Texas hurricane devastates region
A severe hurricane battered Texas this week causing extensive property damage and many lives, with final tallies still incomplete. Mrs Rex Austin in Ia at Burt aids Mrs Luther Fairbanks amid a serious operation. Families including Miss Edith Budlong and Mrs J J Budlong visited relatives in Miller Iowa and Forest City. Mr and Mrs Henry Swalve visited St Paul and Wisconsin over the weekend taking Antionette Mangon back to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Austin
Burt
Luther Fairbanks
Eldon Harris
Philip Buffington
Edith Budlong
J. J. Budlong
Merle Larson
D.B. Turner
Will Peterson
Merl
Miller
Iowa
Forest City
Texas
Henry Swalve
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Antionette Mangon
Council Proceedings September 5 Meeting Adopts Peddlers Ordinance
The town council met at eight o'clock with May ar Walfe Sartor Pann kuk Bonacker and Rachut present. Bills corrected and allowed included Ayas Ricklafy Callies Denton Toplecian and others totaling amounts listed. A committee of L F Callies A B Pann kuk and R I Bonacker was appointed to present a peddlers ordinance at the next council meeting. Meeting adjourned. Wm. Boyken, Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyas
Ar Walfe
Sartor
Pannkuk
Bonacker
Rachut
Ayas
W. H. Ricklafy
Callies
W. J. Denton
Titonia Toplecian
Ees
Srrtor
L. F. Callies
A. B. Pann Kuk
R. I. Bonacker
Wm. Boyken
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IN Life’s School
Titonka Savings Bank
Otta Falk
Mason Bity
Graham
Ft. Dodge Quartay
Daniels
Chas, Phelpa
John Kruft
Cylinder
Claus
Fim Vo
Florence Stow
Cming
C. B. Moore
Ney
Finn
Murra
Hirant Dockholdt
Charles City
Ed. Santhoft
Buffalo Center
Earl Hobbs
O. J. Petersen
Howard Rose
Crystal Lake
Harold Johnson
Sue
C. L. Phelps
On Willis
Clarence Cunningham
Hmore
Elmore
Messia
Dick Boenken
Ben Seenken
George Tyaden
Henry Spear
Des Moines
North
Middle West
Hamble
Olio Spear
Fred Jennings
Kuvey Graham
Wols
Taft
Grandma Newville
Dick Heyes
Ger' A
Buffalo
C.L. Sperring
Clara
Malverson
Bernard Phelps
Chas. Phelps
Funy
Eo Stucky
Clarence
Wong
Minnesota
Poldervarte
Jeffers
Miani
Torsae Willis
Livertov
Gerdes
Odes
Fay
Craven and Son
Tantheran Parsonage
Wimore
Gertle Sleper
Hugh Sleper
Lakota
Carl Meyer
Meyer
Bart Hunter
Gilmore City
Henry Gray
Baxter
Conrad Heyer
Kamvar
Gerritt Gray
Arnold Gray
Henry Grey
Titanka
Carl Davison
Union Slough
Qarison
John W. Swanson
Paul Kennedy
Maurice Kell
Paul
Harold Johhson
Vstal
Iwea City
Armatrong
Henry Meyer
Merlyn
Aplington
Dick Franzen
BM Pen- Ning
Rev
Cg, Sehnucker
George Pommer
Frank Radentis
Cleorga Meyer
John Meyer
Gladys Jo-Ann
Mids
Jonnie Meyer
Pocahontas
John Atke
Fred Wentz
Frederek
Blue Marth
Wm. Rickleta
Sam Olson
Olive
Wilson Cafe
Mrs
Harm Garrels
Rock Kapiola
Sever Pannhuk
Rock Island
Jilvermore
Nell Slack
Cherokee
John Stout
R. B
Nauman
Ardis
Merle
Ken Fisher
Albert Metzger
Alfona
Joan Louise
Charlie Leeck
Doan News
Ray Smith
al Ford
Buffalo No. 9
Anna Andrews
Arlene Martinek
Corwith
Dean Schoo
Elmer Weaver
Whittemore
Marie Christensen
Maregaret
Tuddolph Laren
van Hansen's
Wm. Wrickson
Errol Harris
Ph! Buffington
Arnold Hints
Dean Church
Bonacker Bros. Cash Market Rything To
Bacere
Council Proceedings
Sathoff
Shrvich
Schwen
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