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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1946
Page
6
A large St Bernard named Rush from West Des Moines went missing, appearing unremarkable until three days later when the gaunt dog was located in an excavation it had fallen into amid a mystery that drew local attention.
In Woden Iowa the Woden Presbyterian and Lutheran churches advertise services and Sunday School schedules with pastor notes and guest ministers. The area reports many community notices, local visits, hospital stays, family events, and social club activities including dinners, lectures, and aid meetings.
Clifford Young and family and Lawrence arid Marie Kreuger were Sunday evening visitors at the Donald Ringsdorf home. Donald Ringsdorf fished at Spirit Lake Tuesday. Rev arid Mrs James were Monday supper guests at the Phelps home. Mr and Mrs Chas Phelps and Bernard and family visited Burt Sunday afternoon to see L R Daniels returned from Rochester Claire Moore brought George Moore home from the hospital. George is at Maurice Billboroughs now. Mr and Mrs Glenn Larsell arrived home Thursday night from Erickson Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Roy Clark were overnight guests at the Graham Brothers. The Herb Nelsons visited Henry Nelsons Sunday afternoon. Visitors at the Martin Larsen home Sunday included Dorothy Weigand, Mr and Mrs Glenn Larsen and Mr and Mrs Levant Moore.
Members of the local American Legion Auxiliary gathered Monday evening at the Legion for reports and program notes. Cleo Nelson covered Our Constitution After 159 Years and Jeanne Duncan read the winning entry for the Americanism Contest.
A community funeral reports a 13 year old boy who died after a brief illness. His family pastor and church members prayed at his bedside as he passed peacefully. The notice lists surviving parents siblings and relatives and reflects on faith and reunion in heaven with hymns and scripture quoted.
The notice lists Lutheran services at Benny School and Bible class, Ladies Aid and Mission Society, a Brotherhood meeting, and a Confirmation Class. It also announces a September 30 campaign talk by Rev. R Mostrom at First Lutheran Britt, with the junior choir performing and ladies serving refreshments.
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