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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
7
The note advertises bank services at low costs for up to date businesses and follows with a customary list of checks issued by the Titonka creamery. The text emphasizes best in banking and affordable pricing for professional use, reflecting a period advertisement style.
Will Schram from Mason City worked in town on Thursday afternoon. Bennett Bruhns of Buffalo Center also did business here on Thursday. Henry Boeckholdt Jr. from Kanawha visited friends and relatives in town on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Robert Clemans were in Mason City on business. Henry Gray and family visited with Mr and Mrs Joe Kline and family. Henry Dirksen Britt had business in town Friday and visited the Topic. Allene Johnson and Lela Stevens spent the weekend with relatives in Des Moines. John Isebrand Garner called on relatives. Jean Marie Sterl visiting grandparents Dick and Mildred Harms for two weeks. Arthur Askin left for Ames to attend Iowa State College. Mr and Mrs John Wabben near Buffalo Center were in Titanka on business. Mabel Tutton and Ida Sachau visited Nellie Nelson at Lakota. Mr and Mrs John Roelfsema Des Moines spent Sunday with Carl Callies and the twins. Eleanor Intermill Waldorf College student from Forest City visited home for the weekend.
A long list of social visits and local happenings across Bancroft and nearby towns includes shoppers in towns like Wesley and Lakota, guests at cottages near Spirit Lake, and neighbors renewing subscriptions. Many families attend church events, picnics, and club meetings while others note births, a Caesarean birth, and a planned move to Thornton Iowa.
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