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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
4
A sprawling recall of visits and events across Woden, Mason City, and nearby towns. Names include Eisenman, Hammingson, Roth, Helgason, Fredrickson, Tindall, Lakore, Paulson, Von Laven, Nelson, and Shinday. Highlights cover hospital observations, hospitality, travel plans, and the Woden high school Freshmen initiation on Main Street and at the gym.
Local residents traveled to Des Moines and Algona for visits and events. Church and civic groups hosted gatherings including the Wee Rhythm Band, American Legion Auxiliary meetings, and a carpet rag project led by members. Several families welcomed visitors, celebrated births, and shared news of travels and illnesses among neighbors.
Estate sale advertises 160 acres in Portland werl im proved and 120 and 160 acre plots near Ti tonka, plus 80 and 200 acre farms in Plum Creek and other locations. Prices range from 40 to 95 per acre with terms of one fourth cash and balance at 6 percent for three years. Contact LER 0. WOLFR Real Estate, Titonis Ja for offers.
Mrs I H Kleinpeter hosts the Thursday bridge club this week. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted, including the Henry Phillips family moving to Algona for work, Mason City visits, nursing training in Mercy hospital, and various family and school updates. The St Josephs and public schools report enrollments. quaran tines and college plans appear. many locals attend events and visits across nearby towns.
Walter Anderson buys a shem near Windom Minnesota. The Van Hangen joined the Andrews family at Call State Park Sunday and met a Tacoma cousin. Dale Struthers and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Andrews for Mrs. Struthers birthday. Dean Aid to serve a chicken supper at the church Tuesday evening September 22. Mrs. James Asa and son visiting. Mrs. Asa formerly June Bolenus. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed of Titenka hosted Sunday dinner at Ross Huffington home. Tom Young and Wanda Ross visited Mrs. Marie Christensen. Andrew Hansen entertained Mrs. Mary Keefe and family of Albone Sunday. Dean Ald meets with Mrs. Quy Carlson. Mrs. P C Hansen assisting hostess. Will Rike of Woden on business in Tronka Monday morning.
Iowa State College economists report August farm prices rose across most products with hay corn and oats showing the largest gains. Cash income for farmers in the first half of the year reached about 1.2 billion dollars, up from the previous year, driven by crop sales while government farm program payments fell.
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