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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1916
Page
5
Titonka area readers note operations and illnesses from appendicitis to hospital care. Farm sales, leases, new agency grants, road work, and equipment upgrades appear alongside social visits and school updates in a bustling community record.
Cedar Rapids Republican condemns ministers and editors who pose as utterly good while masking personal vice. The piece accuses self righteous leaders of hypocrisy and shows editors who would break prohibition if not for law enforcement scrutiny.
The Epworth League will host a five member lecture course in Tronka for fall and winter featuring performers and speakers. Highlights include Charles L. Pickiin October 14 and Mar vel Miller November 22, with Homeland Quartette and a male quartet tailing Monday dates. Season tickets range from $1.50 for adults to 10 cents for ages 6 to 12. single admission at 2 and 25 cents.
A column on editor reader interactions, noting types of readers and reactions. Brief items report M. O. Bimmons’s trip to Corwith, Emmons moving plans near Ladysmith Wisconsin, Carl Johnson’s wedding to Pauline Nordman, and Albers & Boekelman Tile Works winning a Kossuth County Fair premium boosting local sales.
Misa Reibsamen eldest daughter of Fred Reibsamen left for Montana to file on a land claim but returned after taking about 320 acres. She married Harold Tryon of Wealey in Algona last Wednesday with Rev. Taylor officiating. The couple plans another Montana move to pursue pioneer life together. Albert Mayer returns home from Bucher Minnesota.
Scoop Sturdevant Henry Kunz and Emil Wester of Wesley paid a convivial visit yesterday morning. The funeral for Henry Penning was held at the Lutheran church yesterday at 2 o clock with Rev. Mueller delivering the sermon.
An old advertisement promotes Pessic Ladies and Gents Clothing offering repairs alterations and dry cleaning with a French Dry Process. Garments return free of dust and spots. delivery occurs Monday and Friday or Saturday evenings via Kells Store with delivery by L A Reaser Agent.
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