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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1934

Page

5

Schram Auto Crash Injures Steinholf. Two Hurt

Wilbur Schram and cousin Florence Reynolds were hauling tile when a man in a night sedan swerved toward them on a rural road near Denison club house. The sedan hit the truck injuring Mr Stein hoff who suffered a compound leg fracture and possible amputation prognosis. Wilbur and Florence escaped injury. Mrs Reynolds was unhurt.

Wilbur Schram Florence Reynolds Julia Reynolds Disney Denison Club Wilburn Wilbur Steinhoff Mason City Hospital Florence Steinnka

Roosevelt Draws Titonka Crowd In Iowa Rally

Theodore Roosevelt Jr selected as Constitution Day speaker by Republicans. About four thousand fill Shrine Auditorium area in Titonka Des Moines trip. Mentioned attendees include John Pink Bartlett Lute Miller Harry ed Bill Denton Bill Stott Ray Buncker. Also notes rain in Des Moines, fog later, and a separate hold up at the Fred Nelson home on Diagonal Street in Algona, where $2,338 was stolen after the suspects demanded money.

Theodore Roosevelt Jr Theepublicans Iowa Shrine Auditorium Oiflais Des Moines John Pink Iis Bartlett Lute Miller Harry Ed A. M. Petern Bill Denton Bill Stott Ray Buncker Tinka Wesley Hey Algona Fredelson Diagonal Street Igona Nelson Marshall

Methodist Church Special Meetings Schedule

Last week notes list evening services at eight with topics The Strong Man The Cross Roads Home and Prodigal Son Also a boys and girls concert and a closing all day healing service Sunday School at 10 Morning Worship at 1 Sermon The Sower Farmers invited Dinner at noon Special address 3 00 Mr Mathis on Hours of low mood If you are thinking of death hear this message Sunday afternoon youth meetings at 7 00 classes for boys during the Sunday meetings

Methodist ‘Church Maths Cross Roads Mathis Ples

Death of John VonHagel Noted in LeMars Obit

News from LeMars reports the death last week of John VonHagel. He was the brother in law of Rev. P. Mueller, formerly of Titonka. The couple had visited here often years ago and were well known to many older readers. Mrs. VonHagel died last year, and both succumbed to cancer.

John VonHagel LeMars P. Mueller Titonka

Pfund Visits Algona Office Seeks Housekeepers and Farm Hands

Hans C. Pfund of Des Moines, state director of the re employment service, visited the Algona office on Wednesday. The local office secured jobs for 19 people in private employment last week, mostly as housekeepers, with further positions expected. Those seeking housekeeper or farm hand work should register at the office.

Hans C. Pfund Des Moines Re-Employment Service Algona

Marriages Granted This Week to Eight Couples

Marriage licenses have been issued the past week to Louie Vodraska Pocahontas and Evelyn Kelsey Rolfe Hart Scott Winnebago and Mae Pitcher Boston John Dietrich and Isabella Ries Rodman Hubert Zumach and Eldora Day Whittemore Henry O Beenken Titonka and Vergle Kardoes Buffalo Center Ronald Swain Ogden and Esther Clause Paton.

Louie Vodraska Pocahontas Evelyn Kelsey Rolfe Hart Scott Winnebago Mae Pitcher Boston John Dietrich Isabella Ries Rodman Hubert Zumach Eldora Day Whittemore Henry O. Beenken Titonka Vergle Kardoes Buffalo Center Ronald Swain Ogden Esther Clause Paton

County Republicans Meet at Algona Court House

County Republican committee men and women from across the county gathered at the Algona Court House last Wednesday evening, about 60 in attendance. All county ticket candidates spoke, including C. R. Schoby for Representative, H. W. Miller for County Attorney, Charles E. Chubb for Auditor, Harley Bartlett for Recorder, and Gilbert Hargreaves for Sheriff. The meeting planned active support for county chairman Gaylord D. Shumway and an active campaign.

Repubican Committee Court House Algona C. R. Schoby H. W. Miller Charles E. Chubb Harley Bartlett Gilbert Hargreaves

September Court Cases Filed for District Court

The District Court under Judge George Heald of Spencer opens next Monday with a list of law and equity cases. Notable filings include W. W. Toole vs H. W. Pletch, Dodson Fisher Co. vs Andrew Elbert, and Metropolitan Life vs Henry Bohrofen, among many others. New civil filings include Walter H. Klamp vs C. H. Klamp and Ida Peterson vs C. L. Bailey, plus auto collision and slander damages actions.

George Heald Spencer W. W. Toole H. W Pletch Dodson Fisher Co Andrew Elbert Roy Bone J. B. Hennig Irma D. Adams H. J. Heidenwith Cities Service Oil Co Andrew Beck Mary Fasbender Andréw Heinen Albert Theodore Jensen M. M. Sarchet Homer Altizer J. B&b. Hennig Johnson Clay Works Tes Carl Brown Farmers Elevator ‘Co Everal Koestler Claud Hain Metropolitan Life Ins. Co Emil Koenek K. T. Butterworth Anthony Schmitt F. J. Balgeman John Taylor i Moe & Sjogren Marie L. Pederson John Byson Ervin E. Castell Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank H. Johnson Metropolitan Life Henry Bohrofen Paul Reiman Olaf Finnemark Josie Sudmeier Equitable Life John Wermersen District Court Walter H. Klamp C. H. Klamp W. G. Smith Quaker Oats Co Lein W. G. ‘Smith Tom Rowell Ida Peterson C. L. Bailey Lawrence W.W. Kurschinski George Ditsworth H. J. Wallace D. W. ‘Bates T. J. Murphy Lawrence McEnroe Kenefick & Kenefick C. W. Smith Omer Edwards Jonas Edwards Frederick H. Laubs Anna Laubs Emma Moore Jedward Moore Union Central Sife George Schumaker James Walker Peter L. Koppen Howard R. Walker Howard Qt. Walker Ins Ray L. Burdine Lars Terickson Jessie Edwards Philip Schemel Barbara Alta Boettcher Emil Boettcher L. A. Ludwig Archie Whitlow John A. Santimer Charles Hoffman Louise Hyde Walter Klamp Matilda Ingersoll Mille Klamp Matt Hansen George Louise Larson Nate

Regional P T A Meet in Titonka

The Titonka P T A hosts a regional conference with four counties involved at the Methodist Church. The program includes registration, opening, round table discussions, and a luncheon, with no fee to attend and spaces for non members to participate.

P.T.A Titonka

Cattle From Drought Area Arrive for County Relief

Supervisor W E McDonald reports 18 carloads totaling 362 cattle from near Chariton Lucas county have been shipped into the county and are distributed to farmers around Irvington Plum Creek Burt and Bancroft. Branding X on left hip and R on right hip. Cattle to graze 60 days then go to a canning factory for poor relief. Government to ship 250 pigs for fattening by March 1. A 500 head concentration station to feed pigs at the fat grounds with plans for more stations countywide.

W. E. McDonald Chariton Lucas County Irvington Plum Creek Burt Bancroft Canning Fat Grands

Edith Reynolds A Busy Farm Teaching Star Of The Community

Edith Reynolds, 19, living a varied life in the community, graduated in 1982 from the local high school and entered Iowa State Teachers College at Cedar Falls. She began teaching in Buffalo township district seven in 1933, with three eighth graders and two now in high school, earning five dollars more monthly this year as a sign of approval from directors. She assists her mother on the farm during summer, helps with farm work, milking, and chores during the year, and contributes musically to community life with her singing, embodying a public spirit that motivates others.

Edith Reynolds Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Buffalo Township Edith i Edith

Has A Bird 18 Years Old

An interesting town pet belongs to Henry Stecker, sr. The bird was given by Mrs. Otto Badrentine of Bancroft years ago. Its exact species is unknown though it resembles a mourning dove in size and slender build. The pure white bird sings like a dove and cuckoo and originates from Switzerland, common in Germany as the canary is here.

Henry Stecker Steckers Otto Badrentine Bancroft Switzerland Germany

4 H Club Calves Sell High At Public Auction

Forty four 4 H club members sold calves at a county fall sale for a total of 3316.32 with an average of 75 plus dollars per animal and an average live weight of 915 pounds at sale, reflecting substantial gains from the 339 pounds delivered to members in fall. For next season, interested youths may contact Marion Soults in Algona or the Extension office in the Court House for information. Dean Oesterreicher Hurt Friday In silo incident as tractor started and a piece of the ensilage cutter struck him, causing multiple injuries requiring sewing and medical care. he is improving though his condition remains watchful. Mrs. Arnold Gry is much better after a recent illness.

Titonka Parent-Teachers Association Methodist Church Titonka Extension Department The Congress Craven Hurd National Congress Nefzger Kushner M. H. Church Parent-Teachers Association Parent-Teacher Association Marion Soults Algona Court House Dean Oesterreicher Dean Ray Oesterreicher Mr. Oesterreicher

Wilsons Home From Trip of 5300 Miles

Johnny Wilson and his wife returned from an automobile trip covering over 6300 miles in a month. They crossed through South Dakota and Wyoming, visited in Manitoba and Winnipeg, and ended in Minnesota. They noted drought in the U.S. plains and exceptional wheat crops around Winnipeg. They felt refreshed after the long journey.

Johnny Wilson Titanica South Dakota Sioux Falls Rapid City Buffalo Wyoming Frank Lucas Lucas M. 9. Craven Wilsons Big Horn Mountains Cody Shoshone Valley Yellowstone National Park Park Montana Great Falls Helena Canada Wil Havre Swift Current Sask Gon Manitoba Winnipeg Cloquet Minnesota Winnibigoshish Mrs. Wilson

Indians Beat Lotts Creek In 12 Inning Sunday Game

Titonka Indians edged Lotts Creek 6 to 4 in twelve innings on Sunday at the Lotts Creek diamond. Carl Callies pitched superbly for Titonka, supported by strong defense and timely hitting as the game remained tied from the sixth inning through the 9th before Titonka pulled ahead in the 12th. Big crowd valued the dramatic, fast-paced contest and the finish.

Indians Lotts Creek Titanka Indians Titonka Carl Callies Boyken Eena Hagen Nitermill Batt Eeee Nee Cgallies J. Woods Ch Wees Euret Kennedy Denton Re Pve Larson Pannukuk Eierereree E Lotts Creek Ab Leudke Caves Farrell Whilkoph Mittag Wichtendal

Legion and Auxiliary Meet at Bancroft September 27

Bancroft Legion and Auxiliary plan a joint county meeting on Thursday September 27 with a business program and speakers J I Dolliver Fort Dodge district president and Vic Steuland Forest City district commander Invitations extend to Hancock and Winne bago county groups A lunch and a dance will follow \"

Bancroft Legion and Auxiliary J. I. Dolliver Fort Dodge Vic Steuland Forest City Hancock Winne‘bago County

Rural mail carriers meet at Bancroft gathering

Attendees including Mr and Mrs L C Helfner joined the regular monthly rural mail carriers meeting last Tuesday at Bancroft. Rasmus Hansen underwent a Tuesday morning operation at University hospital Iowa City and is reported to be progressing well. Ernest Hansen and Forest Rike traveled to Iowa City to be with his father. Mrs G W Pendergast spent Wednesday in Estherville. Mrs Robert Clemans rode to Lakota with her and visited her mother Mrs A Q Smith.

L. C. Helfner Bancroft Rasmus Hansen Iowa University Hospital Iowa City Ernest Hansen Forest Rike G. W. Pendergast Estherville Robert Clemans Lakota A. Q. Smith

Prices for Roughage Guaranteed by AAA

Farmers in Kossuth County may sell a limited amount of surplus corn fodder or stover at guaranteed prices through the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Prices vary by fodder or stover type and grade, baled for local shipping. To participate, plants must cut early, shock cure, and apply through the county drought director. minimum lot is ten tons.

Kossuth Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Danny Bonacker Wins Kossuth County Prize Baby Boy Ribbon

Daniel Hugene, son of Mr and Mrs Amos Bonacker, earns blue ribbon as healthiest baby boy age one to two at the fair with a 98.1 percent score. The sturdy chubby child smiles for all and his parents are congratulated.

Daniel Hugene Amos Bonacker Danny

Baada Family Relocates to Rolfe Iowa for Farm Work

Mr and Mrs Fred Baada and their children moved to Rolfe Iowa on Saturday where Baada has employment. They will reside in a tenant house and he will perform farm work.

Fred Baada Rolfe Iowa Baada Mr. Baada

Michigan visitors stay several weeks with friends

Mrs. John Orthel and her son Carl from Frankfort Michigan visited last week to spend a few weeks in town with relatives and friends. Mrs. Orthel and Fred DeVries are siblings.

John Orthel Carl Frankfort Michigan Orthel Fred DeVries

Legion Auxiliary Plans Play and County Meeting Dates

Martha Bonacker reports twelve dues paid including Mamie Godden and Laura Hansen as the Legion Auxiliary works to meet its quota before the county meeting at Titonica on October 9. A board meeting approved the Prosperity on Parade play for September 29 at Pannkuk Coliseum, with county instructions and officer installations planned for October 3 at Sartor home and October 9 at the M Church.

Martha Bonacker Mamie Godden Madelene Lamoreux Laura Hansen Anna Schenck Mattie Harrenga Eva Peterson Estella Mae Breen Jennie Breen Nesa Kline Sadie Denton Cleo Nelson Titonica Miss Prosperity Pannkuk Coliseum Camilla Cooper Carrie Bonacker Bonacker Denton Drug Store Hsther Askins County School of Instruction Wesley Myrtle Lease

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Schram Sor Britt Stelnt Teddy Roosevelt Hero Boekelman Hero Wm. Ukena Akota Winom Chris Sprickmier Windom County Fair M. BE. Church Schoenlein Arnold Gry Legion and Auxiliary Roughagh AAA Danny Bonacker Kossuth County Legion Auxiliary Notes Sartor
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