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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1934
Page
4
A stream of visits and events from Woden and nearby towns. Ole G. Hanna and others on illness lists, car and family visits to Garner and Spencer, church and school activities, baptisms, departures for Chicago and Nashville, and residents attending the Spencer Fair with several local households represented.
Miss Florence Hilbert assists at the Joe Goetz home. Wesley beat Garner in a Sunday ball game 6 to 6. Mrs. Kate Kennedy of Algona visited here with her daughter Mrs. Alfred Erdmann. Miss Ida Young returned from Indiana after weeks with grandparents. Catholic women missionary association hosts a card party and dance Thursday at the lodge hall. Mr. and Mrs. R C Bauer and family visited Mrs. Brandt.
Louis Thaves visited Algona last Friday. Mrs. C. R. Lewis was confined to bed the past few days. Miss Jane Carlson of Swea City called on Mrs. Julia Wortman Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Peterson and Lois visited Wade Ball Monday evening. Mrs. A. Winter and Mrs. Russell Winter dropped by Wade Ball Thursday afternoon. Minnie Heetland was on the sick list late last week under Dr. Williams. Robert and Tom Kain families of Algona dined with S. P. Powers Sunday. Mrs. Albert Ogren of Algona visited several days at her daughter Mrs. R. L. Williams. Mrs. Mary Rosenall left Friday for ten days with her son in Chicago. Mrs. Wade Ball, Mrs. B. Sullivan and Hubert went to Bancroft Monday and Titonka Tuesday. Raymond Winter and Estle drove to Ackley Sunday to visit relatives.
Mrs Peter Bruner and Miss Bima Kronback visited last Tuesday at the Charles Tutton home in Buffalo Center. Mr and Mrs Wade Ball drove to Algona Friday to take guests the Sullivans to the train for Chicago. W Ley and wife drove to Iowa City to enroll their son Billy at the State University. Local teachers were Algona visitors Saturday including Misses Chipman Bennett Buxton Garson and Miller. Lena Gutknecht spent the weekend with her parents Aug Gutknecht. Rippentrop and Mrs Jansen visited Mason City Monday at the Earl Goodnow and Michael Winter homes. Mrs E Sullivan and grandson Hubert returned to Chicago Friday after two weeks with the Ball family. Rev and Mrs A I Beese and three children went to St Paul then Wisconsin for a brief visit. they returned Saturday. Rev and Mrs Frerking J R Heetland J E Ukena and Mrs Wm Schroeder attended the annual Sunday School convention at LaVerne last Wednesday. Miss Emma and Louise Tharyegs and Mrs Julia Wortman were guests at a fish dinner Tuesday at the home of Chas and Emma Gutknecht. Rev and Mrs Frerking and son Norman went to Dubuque Monday then to Iowa City where Norman will enter college. He has attended Dubuque College the past two years.
Mrs and Mr J Augh Bowie and Mr and Mrs Rippentrop entertained at Sunday dinner at the A A Sandhet home Lake Mills. Pater Bruer and the Kron back family left for Lamberton Minn. Emma Kron remained at home. F T Lewis and daughters visited Waterloo Cedar Falls and the Virgil Lewis home. Fern will attend the State Teachers College Cedar Falls next year.
The Northwest Iowa Conference of the Methodist Church will convene in Algona with hundreds of ministers and a bishop in attendance starting September 26. Local churches assist with rooms and entertainment for delegates. The State Highway Commission will accept bids September 26 for paving 169 south 3.97 miles to the second bridge, with work possibly delayed until 1935. Dr A Ly Rist suffered a heart attack and anemia, and A W Sterzbach, former Kossuth orchestra leader, visited. Senator George W Patterson of Burt shipped 6,000 Montana sheep here last week. Postmaster General Farley stated that all planned post office buildings are...
John Hutchison of Wesle town was appointed as county investigator under the Old Age Pension law and is expected to perform well. Secretary Harl Vincent reports the fair is nearing completion with expenses covered and a surplus to address last year’s shortfall. A robbery at Deep Rock Oil Co. near the Northwestern depot yielded about 14 dollars to an unmasked thief, with no clues available.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Guthknecht, Mrs. James Warburton, and Mrs. Wella Smith of Lakota attended church here Tuesday evening.
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