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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1935

Page

4

Around the Hub and Back Again in Algona News

National Reemployment Service secured jobs for men and women in the past week at Algona. Earl Guertin, a transient, faced a court appearance for a drinking charge and paid costs. B. White on a barge faced related incidents. Clarence Trede of Luverne appeared in court for a drinking charge and paid costs. W. B. Quarton spoke to the Rotary Club on St Johns, Newfoundland, and about his son Harold F. Quarton. Higson of Cedar Rapids recently returned from France with another son William, who married in Chicago. Mrs. Quarton visited her daughter Helen in Connecticut while the judge was abroad.

Algona Earl Guertin Justica B. White Arence Trede Luverne W. B. Quarton Rotary Club St. Johns France William Cedar Rapids Chicgo

Algona Building & Loan adopts federal status vote

The Algona Building and Loan Association voted 1836 to 74 to transfer to the Federal Association and operate under its supervision. Directors were reelected. The State Highway Commission approved paving projects from Gerled to Elmore and Blue Earth to Elmore, shortening travel from the west toward Algona and the Twin Cities.

Algona ‘Building & Loan Association Federal Association Algona Federal Building & Loan, Association Polo Board of The State Highway Commission Gerled Northwestern Railroad Elmore Minn Minnesota Commission Blue Darth Algona Twin Cities Lakoty Corner Highway Commission

Paving Projects Progress South of Algona toward Humboldt

Approved paving from the Meishet bridge near Algona to the Humboldt county line and a bid invitation for September 17. A Humboldt to Algona link six miles north further reduces unpaved segments to seven miles, aiming for a complete paving route to Port Dodge and Des Moines except one mile south of Humboldt. McDonald & Co sold James Nelson’s 187 acre Bancroft area farm to Leroy Schiltz for 18000 with possession in March. Bankers Life Insurance Co of Des Moines owned the property. Schiltz intends substantial improvements.

Algona Humboldt County Jina St. Joseph Humboldt Port Dodge Des Moines

Noted Algona resident George Sagt Week Moving to Minnesota

Local figures recall George Sagt Week of Algona and his family moving to Boy Lake Minnesota after thirty five years in the county. He has long served in community work including county fair direction and game conservation. Federal aid requests for multiple gravel projects and a new school were outlined, alongside success of Seeley Horse Company in a state fair Clydesdale display with multiple prizes.

George Moulton Ledyard Boy, Lake, Minn Game Conservation League Federal Xid Algona Bancroft Burt Grant Garrison Grant Townships Seneca Township Ramsey Portland Prairie Township Lincoln Township Ledyard Township Irvington Clydesdale Seeley Horse Company of Seeleys

September board approves numerous maintenance estimates and road repairs

At the September meeting the board approved final estimates by multiple contractors on maintenance projects 6 11 12 234 24 282 338 17 18 21 2 S 30 and road districts 295 321 884 352 318 321 322 303 329 265. A winter coal purchase from Beck Coal Co at 5.25 per ton was authorized. Drain repairs were assigned to Morris Balgeman Baum and others. Imelda Dooley deputy county recorder salary set at 97.50 effective Sept 1 1935.

Board of Supervisors W. B. Williams Falk and Litterman Bel Long Ferguson and Diehl John Schumaker Paul Construction Co Beck Coal Co Morris Balgeman Baum E.K Imelda Dooley

Cupid Busy During Fair Time Licenses Issued

Cupid busy at the fair as four licenses were issued. Lloyd L. Cox of Rolle was among the license recipients.

Cupid Faiy Dan Lloyd L. Cox Rolle

Local Names List Scrambled Across OCR Line

Fragmentary OCR sequence lists individuals including Théresa Martin of Manson Or ville Stokesbury and Nava Keorner of Hlemme, Albert Webb and Mabel Teeman of Winnebago Minn., Byron Hapard and Lolz Looney of Humboldt, suggesting a social or legal notice with multiple residents and locations.

Théresa Martin Manson Orville Stokesbury Nava Keorner Hlemme Albert Webb Mabel Teeman Bioth Winnebago Minn Byron ‘@hapard Lolz Looney Humboldt

Work Started at New Theatre West of Kent Motor Co

The new $30,000 theatre building began this week and work is rapid. It is expected to be ready for the first show around Thanksgiving. Gail Pettit is financing the project and is described as an experienced theatre man. The county farm bureau moved its offices from the courthouse basement to rooms over Baskel Grocery on State Street.

Kent Motor Co Gail Pettit County Farm Bureau Court House Baskeal Grocery State Street

County corn program check finds few discrepancies

Fred Roewe of Lavrens field man for the corm hot program state com mittee checked township measurements on corn acreage last week and found only small discrepancies. He estimated the county would pass the check. State senator W A McArthur of Mason City, on the State board of review, estimates county program expenses at about 4.5 percent, a low figure.

Fred Roewe Lavrens Corm W. A. Marthur Mason City State Board of Review

Local notas and visits fill week in Algona area

Mrs. Wesley W es and Miss Helen Reimer visit friends in the region while the O D A lodge and Royal Neighbors plan events this week. Fishing trips yield limits for several men. St Josephs and public schools report enrollment figures. Traveling families attend funerals and visits in Des Moines Bloomington and Boone as others attend college and care for relatives.

R. B. Hopkins Ruthven O. D A. Lodge Helen Reimer Mallard Wesley Bluebirds Agnes Johnson Legion Auxiliary Katherine Hildman W. B. Muehe Arlo Dawson Alf Studer Spirit Lake Lola Burrell Chicago A. M. Lease Royal Neighbors Lodge Lodge Hall Ernest Sheets Twg Sans Britt Albert Reno Marjerie Strnley Mary Ormsby St. Paul Julius Jr St. Thomas College Robert Welter Della Edith California Oregon Washington Wee Mullin J. L. Grattidge Harley Haynes A. W. Belirends Cross Lake Minn Irma Dee Benton Minneapolis Wallace Henton A. L. Klempeter Vincent Klempeter L. H Voquette Charles Kraus Dorothy Misa Louisa Hauptly Des Moines Gladys Carey J. J. O'Neil James Flaherty Gon Paul Bloomington Ill George Gostz Henry Ricke R. J. Thissen Algona Cheir Frank Ricke Boone Albert Martinek Aline Harold Will Martinek Rochester Prank Goeta Ruth Margaret Elma Iowa Anton Goetz Wm, Johnson Ralph of McNabe Reve Krank West Matera

Methodist Aid elects officers at Wednesday meeting

The Methodist Aid met Wednesday at Mrs. Atlo Dawson's home electing officers: president Mrs. Dawson secretary Mrs. George Aldrich and treasurer Mrs. A. M. Lease. Guests at the Top Goals home Sunday marked the first birthday of Hitle Lola Marilyn Goetz while other church-related notices and family visits were reported. Funeral services for Nels M. Johnson of Alamo Texas were held at Wesley Congregational Church. he was 81 and survived by his wife and seven children.

Methodist Aid Atlo Dawson Dawson George Aldrich A. M. Lease Mary Goetz Dorothy Ruth Sparks Anthony Johnson Top Goals Hitle Lola Marylin Goetz Hanna St. Josephs Church Laura Wolf Urban Alamo Texas Wesley Dacensad Congregational Church Uwerman Carlson Esther Skow Fred Bentle

Anita Johnson and Herbert Johnson Named in Stamos Inn Notice

Anita Johnson of Boone and Herbert Johnson of Stamos Inn are mentioned in a brief notice referencing proprietors and location. The fragment lists Bon and Grattabure with associated names Bert Johns Sr, indicating a historical lodging or property notice.

Anita Johnson Boone iAl Hae Bon Grattabure Wia Bert Johns Herbert Johnson Stamos Inn

Local Notables and Farm Building in Nakota District

NAKOTA NEWS reports O Peterson is building a barn on his west Nakota farm with Swan City carpenters. H R Reese relocated from Cedar Falla to construct a corn crib on his west Nakota property. Ted Wallonting and family visit Minnesota state fair and Willmar relatives. Ted Collison family and Laura Penny stayed at Batheryne. Lutheran Ald met with Swea City guests at church basement. Robert Brown of Canton NY visited I E Wortman home. Wortman sisters Gertrude and Miriam along with Hey O EH Frerking and Norman attended a Christian Endeavor Convention in Laurens. Al Johnson and mother visited Harvey Johnson in Spencer.

Nakota News O. Peterson Swan City H. Reese Cedar Falla Ted Wallonting Minnesota Christan Endeavor al Johnson Spencer Harvey Johnson

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