Titonka Savings Bank Names Directors and Stockholders
The record lists assets and capital for Titonka Savings Bank including resources 241353.09 and deposits 322588.81. It names president B.8. Pannkuk, vice president Wm. Boyken, cashier H.C. Schweppe, and a board of directors Henry Meyer E. Amesbury E. J. Van Ness B.8. Pannkuk Wm Boyken H. C. Schweppe plus numerous stockholders such as Mrs E Amesbury W F Amesbury J F Boyken William Boyken L F Callies W F Callies Al Falkenhainer M P Haggard William Lamoreux, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. 8. Pannkuk
Wm. Boyken
H. C. Schweppe
Henry Meyer
E. Amesbury
E. J. van Ness
B. 8. Pannkuk Wm, Boyken
W. F. Amesbury
J. F. Boyken
William Boyken
L. F. Callies
W. F. Callies
al. Falkenhainer
M. P. Haggard
Wm. Lamoreux
B.A. Pannkuk
B.S. Pannkuk
E. Schweppe
H. C. Sweppe
Dick Sleper
Kobus Tjaden
George Wiegand
Titonka Topic Details Post Office Change and Rates
Titonka Topic notes altered at Titonka Iowa post office as second class matter. It outlines subscription rates at 1.50 yearly if prepaid, 2.00 yearly otherwise, and 2.60 yearly for Canada deliveries. The paper proclaims broad territory coverage not matched by any other paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Iowa
Canada Post
What Is Socialism A Printer’s Question To Taxpayers
The piece argues private owners would resist state ownership of businesses and likens it to a nationwide push by printers to have the government charge fair prices for printed envelopes. It asks readers if they believe in socialism and notes the public funding issue in printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
Uncle Sam
The Little Black Hen
A parable style fable where the old black hen digs for worms amid scarcity while the red rooster laments tough conditions. She insists on taking action and finds sustenance by digging, teaching that effort yields rewards even in lean times.
Methodist Church announces 1925 26 officers and meetings
The Epworth League and church hold midweek rehearsals and Friday business meeting as the Northwestern Iowa conference session opens in Le Mars on March 30. The Topic lists Titonka and Doan church officers, trustees and stewards for the year, plus presidents of Sunday School and women’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Northwestern Iowa
le Mars
A. Schram
Elmer Gross
Ben Longbottom
L. A. Boleneus
Frank Reynolds
Saren Nelson
John Keil Mae Anderson
J. J. Budiong
J. Andrews
Sam Reynolds
FE. M. Sparks
Edith Budiong
Geo. Johnson
Wm. Schram
Phillip Huffington
George Bonacker Lee
Wolfe
John Pink
Titonka
W. Schram
Doan
Ross Buffington
Titanica Aid
Chas, Cooper
P. Christensen
Lee O. Wolfe
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Hazella Bonacker
Bank Threats and Medical News From Rochester and Hanna
Banker Groves of Estherville allegedly threatened to kill Kirt Allen junior editor of the Enterprise during a fund withdrawal at Groves bank while critics claim Allen sought to wreck the bank. Miss Lulu Graham underwent a second operation at Colonial hospital Rochester Minnesota with positive post operative reports. Anderson finishes a large tiling contract near Hanna accepted by the county and Chris moves to Whittemore for a similar project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsted
Groves
Estherville
Kirt Allen
Edlitor
Enterprise
Allen
Lulu Graham
Colonial Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Britt
Charley
Mrs. Salisbury
Vancouver
Washington
Anderson
Hanna
Chris
Whittemore
Splace
Iowa’s Road Bond Plan Urged By Governor Kendall
Governor Kendall appeals to Iowa lawmakers to place a bond issue before voters for road improvements. He argues democracy allows citizens to vote yes or no on borrowing to fund highways and predicts growing automobile use will heighten demand for better roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Kendall
General Assembly
Iowa
Ladies Farm Bureau Meeting Notes at Gordon Hansen Home
Thirteen members attended the Ladies Farm Bureau gathering on August 26 at Gordon Hansen’s home. Roll call featured recipe ideas. Miss Plath outlined next year’s sewing project with four design heads and pattern preparation. Union Township demonstrators Tua Salisbury and Beulah Dodds showcased state fair sewing techniques. Next meeting date and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Farm Bureau
Gordon Hansen
Miss Plath
Tua Salisbury
Beulah Dodds
Union Township
Giant forty inch bean mystery from Missouri ad
Andrew Jackson Lilly read of giant beans forty inches long in a seed ad and ordered seeds. He shared two with Ira Peck who grew a 39 inch bean that resembled a gourd. Peck’s wife fried slices in egg and crackers, served hot with salt and pepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
Lilly
Ira Peck
Britt News
Card of Thanks From Mrs. Frank Hagen
Mrs. Frank Hagen thanks the M. E. B. ladies Earnest Workers Titania Algona and all friends and relatives for the flowers sent during her hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
Titania
Algona
Frank Hagen
Hossuth County Forms Vigilance Committees To Fight Bank Robbers
Bankers from nearly every county bank met at Algona Court House to organize nine vigilance committees with four volunteers per town. Captain Don Davis of the State Department of Justice spoke on statewide practices. County officials pledged cooperation as residents vow to resist bank robberies, citing Titonka gunmen as known sharpshooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koskuth County Bankers Association
Court House
Algona
Don Davis
State Department of Justice
den Motnog
Board of Supervisors
Sharif
Kossuth
Titonka
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W. H. Stott
P. J. Aman
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Lyla Adams
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John Brinkman
Wesley Robert
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Nellie Carlisle
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Laura Cutler
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Verne
Mary Brue
Leo Eisbecker
Eenees
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Grace Eckholm
Swea
Otto Goetz
Wesley En Haberger
West Bend
Staee
Ancroft
J. H. Klein
Wree Fenton Mary Laing Suet
H. Lacy
Algon
Rosa Miller
Lu Verne
Adam Marty
Lu Vernetto Neuman
Ree
A. H. Nelson
Merle Owen
Ole Oppedahl
Ae ‘Wesley i
William Petersen
Tronka
D. D. Paxon
Carl Perry
Elmore, Minn
J. Rippentrop
Lakota
Mike Hustemeyer
Teeeeees Bancroft W .E. Stotts
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Farm Bureau Notes
Hossuth County
Edward Lowe
House Peters
Titonia Creamery
Nick Heesch
Warner Smith
John A
Harms
John Koestler
Peter -Beenken
H. A. Nelson
W. A. Worsley
B. Stecker
Aggo Janssen
Jake Gigler
Lloyd Hamlett Marcus
Helms
Herman Drees
Anton Pannkuk
Albert Schiltz
John Pannkuk
Q. J. Rippentra
Harvey Graham
Frank Franzen
Andrew Boeckelstiongy Sonnenhe
Larsen Robert Callies
C. Phelps
M. Brandt
John H. Rode
John Oesterman
John Plaisier
Mike Arend
Chas
Clarence Mechia
Ben Mayer
Chris Brandt
Henry H. Byrna
M. J. Koestler
G. Dirksen
Philip] Buffing
Henry Gray
Forest Willis
John Be, Sleper
Fred Boyken
Geo, Schmidt
Henry Schutter
John Krull
Bonno Schutter
Henry Mayland
Stenzel
Frank Meyer
Nan Re
Ue One
Meepee
Wens Wees
Peter Ubben
Ernest H. Schmidt
John Swalve
Ewald F. Brung
Carl Watson
Hoagy Stecker
Carl Whitney
Henry Franzen
Rike
Wil Rode Taenee
Brownlee E. Bugg
Theo, Rike Jr
W. C. Brayton
John Rippentro
Mark
Reese Sear
Ase Cay
First National Bank
J. W. Bullivan
H. B. Hachut
J. J
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