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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1955
Page
1
An obscure listing notes post office publication, weekly coverage claim, and subscription rates. It mentions Titonka and Kosteth county with a yearly price and vague territory notes in jumbled OCR text.
The public school reports an enrollment of 155 with 68 in high school and various grade totals. Graveside services for Everereen Ewan were held, and a long list of local families and relatives from St. Jo, Mason City, Livermore, and Algona attended. A bridal shower for Carel Briomingsen at the Methodist Church precedes her Sept. 18 wedding.
Mrs George Hanig and Mrs George Weig served at the Catholic Missionary Society meeting Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Louisa Fish and Earl, Mrs Floyd Armstrong and two sons visited in Emmons Minn last Sunday at the M T Rye home. Mrs Josephine Egland of Estherville visited here last Sunday at the Bradfield and Reiling homes. Banns were published Sunday at St Josephs Church for Nancy Doughan daughter of Vincent Doughan and the late Mrs Doughan to Phil Ballard of West Bend. The wedding will take place at St Josephs Church here October 1.
An essay notes abundant everyday contracts in modern life such as bailment for hats or cars. It asks readers to consider who bears responsibility for loss or damage when items are watched or stored and questions common notices that read not responsible for lost or stolen articles.
Report of condition for Titonka Savings Bank Iowa as of September 7 1955 with assets totaling 2 607 465 34 and deposits of 2 375 838 09 including cash balances loans and discounts 14 730 00 bank premises and capital accounts 60 900 00 plus surplus and undivided profits. Notary confirms sworn statement by Wm Boyken President and Edward Boyken Cashier.
A public interest note explains when a restaurant or coat-check becomes responsible for belongings versus when patrons bear risk. It compares coat storage to car parking and emphasizes to read tickets for contract terms. The Iowa State Bar Association prepared the article to inform readers about liability concepts.
Farmers told that pigs will gain faster this winter if they install automatically heated waterers. The suggestion emphasizes efficient hydration and consistent water access to support weight gain and overall health during cold months.
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