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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1917

Page

4

Titonka Savings Bank 1917 Statement of Condition

The Titonka Savings Bank in Kossuth County presents its 1917 balance sheet as of September 11 with assets totaling 161 274.20 including 147 467.52 in debts and purchased credits, vault holdings of 4 814.74 in gold silver and cash items, and deposits totaling 144 462.64. Liabilities show capital stock 15 000.00 deposits 144 462.64 and other profits after expenses 1 811.66. sworn by vice president J R Amesbury cashier Lee Wolfe and assistant cashier R H Peterson before Notary Edith Budlong on September 19 1917.

Titonka Kossuth State OF Iowa Kossuth County J. R. Amesbury Lea O. Wolfe R. H. Petergon R. H. Amesbury Lee C. Wolfe R. H. Peterson

Portland Gleanings Social Notes and Local Visits

D E Fitch and family and Mrs Ring were Sunday evening guests at the R A Bleich home. Tom Stull of Algona is doing masonry at the Hol Dittmer home the past week. Mr and Mrs 2 0 Mann were county seat visitors Saturday afternoon. Mrs Lea Philips and baby are visiting relatives in Michigan the past two weeks. R A Bleich and family spent Sunday at the Leonard Dragier home in Bachelor Corner. W I Stott and family C B Sigsbee and family and the Ranny Bleich family were in Algona Saturday evening. The men attended a meeting at the courthouse on farm produce prices rural schools and farm life. The ladies spent time slipping and speaking. Dr Peters was called Wednesday evening to lessen rheumatic pain of Grandma Philips. The C P Circle met at the Albert Leek home last Friday night and had a very pleasant evening. The busS meeting was postponed on account of sight members being absent, the next meeting Friday at Bas

D. E. Fitch Ring C. DB. Sigsbee Ranny Bleich Algona Dr. Peters Grandma Philips C. P Albert Leek Ed Huber The Huher D. BE. Fitch J. A. Raney B. L. Fitch Sexton Fitch Lyle Edward Lowr Hing Alagon Tom Stull Grover Wisconsin Pete Dremmer Burt del Fitch Ed Fitch Del John Dittmar Fred Hartbeck Jay Grover Mr. Walker Minnesota Jay Will Smith Walter Smith Will Rike Portland Soldier Boys Titonia Carl Carlson Grandma Hix Aurelia Huber Philips Madelin Huber Leroy Elmer John Eden Philips Brothers Wison Leroy Huber Madeling H. J. Putz Willie Rawleigh Rike Aurelia Madelin Huber Woden Harold Smith Himer Louie Huber Buffalo Center Babe Age Brown Aynte Walker Jay Beater Wil Leek Ford

Evening sociable at Ed Huber home features fines and fun

The Ed Huber home hosts an October 6 social with dues collection and various amusements. Ladies in the kitchen face a five cent fine per offense while gentlemen owe fines for shirking duties. A barn dance last Saturday and plans for another big night are noted. Several local families, neighbors, and visitors are named, including births, travels, car purchases, and social visits across Sexton, Burt, Algona, and Woden.

Social notes from Wesley and surrounding area

Mrs. Harry Show hosted the Wesley club and guests, with travels to Platteville Wisconsin and visits to former residents. Numerous local residents, including Mrs. Kate Uhlenhake and George Krogmeir of Fort Madison, wed at St Joseph's church. Others plan moves, trips, and family celebrations across Iowa towns.

Local notices and social news from Burt Iowa area

Burt and nearby residents report visits from the Wettman and Daliing families and others. The Woman’s Home Missionary Society gathered at Mary Toothmar’s with about twenty attending. Smallpox precautions close the school for west town cases. local obituaries note Ed Wilson of Spokane. A near Bayon auto crash injures Mawdsley. Ray Olege fills Clear Lake pulpit. and Harold Graham reaches France.

John Wettman Som Phul J. Wettman Lew Lake Minn Will Daliing D. D. Clapsaddle Algona Clapsadile Woman's Home Missionary Society Mary Toothmar Lelannd Petersen Leland Caviliers Achoal’ v Minneapolis Ethel Mackintosh Bevier B. V. Dantes Vty Ehtlarén M. E. Ladies’ Aid Otto Schmidt Leo Hulterstrom Dakota Alma Wilson Ed Wilson Spokane Wilson Bancroft Washington Veste Holt Morris Iowa Effie Sherwood Northwood Burt Faily Harold Graham France Bayon Mr. Mawdsley Chris God Fredjean Clear Lake M. B

Investor buys Crawford county land at 200 per acre

R L Robinson's Crawford county farm known as Thinks Iowa Land Goon Investment sold to Tracey North for 200 per acre. North expects goon land to reach 500 per acre soon and calls the purchase a bargain.

Iowa Goon R. L. Robinson Crawford County Tracey North North Robinson

Titonka Friends Write Home From Fort Clark Texas

Soldier Sam Butts of Twenty Seventh Field Hospital describes life at Fort Clark Texas and Fort Logan Colorado. He details heat hunger training schedules and school drills and notes friendships with Iowa and Oklahoma peers while awaiting possible deployment to France.

Fort Clark Texas San Antonio Fort Logan Colorado Starvation Hall Reveille Ena Army Hera Iowa Hospital Corps Oklahoma Latham Briands Titonke France Ald Sam Butts Saventh Field Hospital

Soldiers Life Letter From Camp Douglas Wis Sept 18

Wickesr and Nelson write Newtons describing life at Camp Douglas Wis in September. The letter details company strength 94 men with officers and sergeants, daily routines from reveille to taps, drills parades, meals, and furloughs. They mention plans to travel by train, a parade, and signs of camp discipline and camaraderie.

Manges Good Cow Feed From New Iowa Beet Crop

Farmer Harry Read near Griswold reports a new beet crop in Iowa grown to feed cows. The three beet varieties are claimed to yield as much feed as a bushel of corn, benefiting livestock operations locally.

Harry Read Griswold Iowa

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Reserve First National Bank Resources Liberty Loan U. S Eesi Tee Etrens Federal Reserve Bank National Bank U. 8 Iowia Kossuts I. J. J. Cosgrove J. S. Cosgrove Ay Ousauee WM. Boyken G. D. Welhousen Edith Budlong Titonka Savings Bank M. P. Haggard B.S. Pankuk ISEAL Wesley Harry Show Thomas Gray Kate Schiltz John Goedera A. Walter Platteville Hugh McCutcheon Henry Kunz St. Paul Godfrey Carlson Old Settlers Stratford Esther Burke Notre Dame Indiana Julius Kunz Thomson Ladies’ Aid Society Wesley Hand Titanica G. M. Butts North Dakota Harry Haverly Stt. Joseph’s Church Kate Uhtenhake Joh Uhlenhake George Krogmeir Fort Madison Uhlenhake Mrs. Krofinredt Fort Manl+ ron Oscar Johnsond Garner Johnson Dora Titus J. Titus Ed Kunz Des Moines P. 0. Anderson Alendria Axel Johnson Walker Schalters Town G. M. Satts Ben Hopkins Mason City J. D. Thompson Klemp Gerner Masons City CL. Robinson ‘and Son Britt A. L. Klugecter Wickesr Nelson Camp Douglas Wis Mrs. Denton Rice Lake Arcelock Chayel Levery la Be Flua Tex Fred , Wickern Dng Herbert A. Nolson Sixth Infantry F.R. Amesbury Titorka Titonka Savings Bal Farmers’ Elevator CD Anton G. Holcomb Read
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