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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
4
A long list records visits and events across Algona and nearby towns. Residents from Buffalo Center Mason City Des Moines and other sites visited relatives attended picnics and church events and many local families hosted guests over the weekend.
Domestic notices and social items from Woden area recount visitors calls including Mrs Wm Wood and children at Hol Wood, and Mrs Anna Shipley of Belmond at Joe Kramer home. Woden baseball beat Titonka 5 to 4, High School beat Hayfield 19 to 9, and enrollment at Woden school reached 116.
A reunion of families in southern Pocahontas and northern Calhoun counties drew 107 attendees at Grotto Park West. A presidential poll showed 5 for Hoover, 98 for Roosevelt, and 4 undecided. among attendees 62 were regular Republicans.
Government bodies created to end the depression blamed on misjudgment by the ruling party are expected to aid the jobless. Daily headlines last week spoke of hundreds benefiting from these efforts in relief and employment measures.
A fragmented excerpt hints that officials plan to add hundreds of public sector posts across twelve districts. The text references district leadership and employment expansion, suggesting ongoing government recruitment amid political debate over war and policy priorities.
John Amesbury serves as financial secretary and Mrs A M Lease holds the treasurer title in the listed organization, signaling the financial governance roles.
Crystal Lake residents Mr and Mrs Henry Ahlfs and two daughters visited the Fréd Ahlfs home Sunday afternoon. Wilbur Bingham, son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Bingham, attends Britt High School and stays with his grandparents, Elmer Fishers. Miss Virginia Missman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Missman, teaches district No 9 this term in her first teaching term. Dude England called at the Hol Miller home Sunday. Krull and George Radamaker were business callers at Titonia Friday evening. Ed Miller was a business caller at Clarence Bird's Thursday afternoon. Mrs Bill Wood and children visited at his parental home, Ed Woods, Friday. Mrs Fred Ahlfs and small daughter Harriett visited Herman Krull Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Willett of Thompson visited their daughter Mrs Fred Ahlfs and family last week Wednesday. Frances Ward teaches Chas Missman school this term. Mr and Mrs Henry Schroeder and family moved to Titonka in her mother's house, Mrs Harm Daniels, Saturday. They lived in the Andy Bingham house for the last four years. Mr and Mrs John Miller and family, Miss Alexina Brayton and small brother Jimmie of Britt visited at the Herman Krull home Monday evening.
Arch Burger delivered corn to Burt last Wednesday while Mr. and Mrs. John Trunkhill visited Chris Olsen home near Algona. A baby girl arrived Sept. 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Mennet Trunkhill. The Larsen family joined relatives in Burt and visits from Rochester guests continued through the week. Mrs. Ringsdorff, called to Osceola for her mother’s illness, found her mother improving and returned. Dell Fitch left for Sterling to assist a ill mother as her father also sick. friends hope for improvement.
A reader notes that advertised goods are presented clearly with stacks of merchandise matching promises. The text claims dependable quality vouched for by manufacturer and retailer, affirming that what is advertised is exactly as described.
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