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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1946
Page
2
The Titonka Topic provides weekly winter news from Clare to Titonka trade territory with a rising circulation. Subscription rates are 2.00 per year in advance for in county and trade area, 3.00 to Canada and foreign, and 2.00 to service members. local renewals require notice or publisher discretion.
Lakota Faye Olthoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Olthoff, and Loren Sachs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sachs of Oelwein, united in marriage Sunday at the Lakota First Presbyterian Church. The double ring ceremony featured an altar with asters and lilac, with Virgil Sachs as best man and Fern Olthoff as bridesmaid. A reception for 150 guests followed. the bride, a Lakota High School graduate and teacher, will reside in Oelwein with her husband, who recently returned from army service.
A. B. Mushe visited his daughter and family in Wes ley last week. Miss Mildred Johnson returned to Hixchange State Bank after vacation with friends at Pairmont Minnesota. Miss Margaret Flom teaching at Fort Dodge spent the weekend with her parents. Aline Martinek teaches at Calmar. Jettled for a ten day fishing trip in northern Minnesota. Philip Studer returned from Kossuth hospital after an accident. R J Thissen and Edward Thissen of Algona visited Mrs Helen Johnson. Studer brothers to St Lawrence College in Mt Calvary Wisconsin. Beuttners welcome baby boy at Mercy hospital Mason City. Mary Lou McMahon seventh birthday. Eileen Wingert and Theresa Lichtelg attended teachers meeting in Algona. J T Meyer and Jimmie visited Mason City. Irene Studer visited Corwith to care for ill mother. Lois Goetz hosted Wesley Wizards 4 H club meeting with pledge and election of officers. Joan Goetz pres, Shirley Studer vice pres, Carol Hanson sec treas, Lois Goetz hist, Shirley Goetz reporter. Games, songs, lunch.
Lakota residents gathered for a wedding shower for Faye Olthoff and Loren Sachs at the Presbyterian church parlors with hostesses and musical entertainment. A later dinner honored Marcus Rippentrop as he prepared to leave for Des Moines. Local visits and mail from Sebeka Minnesota and Wisconsin travels are noted along with a medical emergency and farm interests in the area.
In Monday visitors, Juran Thompson, Andréy Jansen, and Connie Haze attend a Sheldon event. The paper notes Mr Hise discovering his dog Ohiley as star and an expert horseback rider, with coach dogs long thought to tail tasters. The Sheldon Mail comments on tradition of dogs following coaches.
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