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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1942
Page
4
The column lists numerous calls and visits in Wesley including Kraus, Melley, Studer, Nelson, and Dusold families. It notes a patriotic tea for Kit Bag Fund, nurses leaving for Los Angeles, a funeral in Akron, a park picnic, club meetings, oil cooperative talk in Omaha, a new baby Helen Christine born to Lickteig parents, and various travels to Mankato, Minneapolis, and Des Moines.
Thursday afternoon guests included Mira Frank Hauptly Swea City Mrs L A Weber Algona and Neltie Frimml Prizes were awarded to Mrs Vincent Eisenbacher Mrs Albert Girard and Mrs I A Eisenbacher Next host for the club will be Mrs Clarence Nelson Family moves include Adolph Kililan into the Garman house vacated by the Martins Bleichs Rev Fidelis Goetz visited with his mother Theresa Goetz and was joined by George Hauptman Charles City Louis Goetz Ruth Goetz Elma Loretta Lloyd and Jerry Hilda Goetz and Mrs Louis Licktelg returned from three weeks post op in Mason City Ed Hildman and wife left for a two week trip to northern Minnesota J T Meurer and two children with J C Meurer Armour Lemkes and family Helen Schultz Phyllis Maxwell Betty Lemkes and others attended a Bayside picnic Grace and Vera Kouba visitors from Omaha Jack Hoag spent the weekend with Hilda Goetz Thayer Mullin visited from Blue Earth Minn Dillon Mullins D V Mullin family also noted Feed ads and Ted Hindera listed for service in Woden
Multiple items listed for sale including purebred spotted Poland China bears from Meindert Smidt of Woden and a Duroc boar and other livestock offerings from Paul Kruegersett in Titonka and Guy Carlson in Wesley. A lost $20 bill between Jay Budiong’s and Farmers Elevator with reward offered by Frank Hagen. Also notices for Murphys Concentrates and Vig-O-Ray poultry supplement from M P Hag g ard of Algona.
The passage urges disciplined personal savings during wartime to resist enemy coercion and force. It warns that money saved now protects individuals from brutal Axis threats, citing civilians under occupation and the broader wartime danger faced across Europe and Asia.
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