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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
2
Subscription rates are listed: $1.00 per year in advance within Titonka trade territory, $1.60 per year if unpaid in advance, $1.56 per year in advance outside Titonka territory and in other states, and $2.60 per year in Canada and foreign countries, all payable in advance.
The writer notes Dewel’s split with the Farm Bureau and accuses him of self serving advances. He predicts more dirt farmers entering politics after Geo W Patterson’s exit, asserting union gives strength and urging readiness for November legislative races.
A county allotment committee considers the AAA program as beneficial to farmers and business as drought and tariffs affected markets. It notes increased farmer incomes, livestock retention during drought, rising hog prices, and broader community gains while acknowledging future wrinkles and a lasting start. J FP Frager comments.
Howard Stenerson son of Mr and Mrs Sander Stenerson died at home north of Woden on Wednesday September 18 due to diphtheria and complications. He was born on a farm north of Woden in 1917 and spent his life there. He would have graduated from Woden high school this year. A private service was held on the Stenerson lawn and burial in Grant Sins cemetery.
A long list of neighbors and relatives visited Mason City area homes and area towns over the weekend. People came from Fort Dodge Crystal Lake Chicago Ames Britt Forest City Des Moines and Woden for visits, medical, education, or family reasons. Local residents attending events in St Louis Ames Iowa City and Des Moines were noted along with hospital and college trips and family gatherings.
Miss Beth Hamnhurst visited from Mason City Saturday while County Agent Brown came from Algona Friday on business. The Wade Balls stopped by the Nick Koppen home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs J R Heetland went to Algona for a Wednesday visit. R Williams and Edgar Inlay led a Boy Scout hike last Monday. A B Wortman and Tabe Loats visited Algona and Burt last Thursday. Mrs S P Powers and Mrs Wade Ball were business visitors at Titonka last week. Rev and Mrs O H Frerking attended a ministerial luncheon at Algona Tuesday. Mrs Fred Junkermeier of Ledyard spent Friday with daughter Mrs George Meyer. Mrs OD Worley and Mrs Sam Warburton hosted the M A aid last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ed Kahl of Wairmont visited and called on friends here last Wednesday.
Readable fragments describe a Sunday incident at Buffalo Center involving a doctor and Mrs Hannah. The text mentions Del Magolds and William Pivetibe, with vague references to a fault or medical action and a van or addition by a family.
Laurel and Hardy star in THICKER THAN WATER as Brent and Bette Davig appear in a special agent themed program over a Sunday to Tuesday gap challenging audiences with comic espionage and vintage slapstick.
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