Mrs Culbertson Labels Fayette High Pupils with Call
Mrs Maude Culbertson of West Union a Fayette schools teacher made the distinction of calling on all the pupils of the high school ensuring every student participated in class activity.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1928
Page
4
Mrs Maude Culbertson of West Union a Fayette schools teacher made the distinction of calling on all the pupils of the high school ensuring every student participated in class activity.
Road graders began work on the Dell Fitch road this week with crews camping at the Walter Anderson place. Dell Fitch escaped serious injury after a belt incident while working at the three house, losing his arm but avoiding broken bones. Social events include a bridge party at the C E Sigsbee home. a September 16 surprise dinner for Mrs. Hansen a Ada Bobo. and the Ladies F B meeting at Mrs. Carl Watson’s home with 123 attendees. Notables: Mr and Mrs J G Mall of Brookfield Illinois visiting C G Dennis. Milton Kakkie of Waterloo stayed with J D Andrews. road work north from Howard Andrews.
Miss Laurella Larsen spent Sunday at home W A Worsley drove to Nevada Saturday to visit relatives The Doan Aid meets this week with Mrs Pete Christensen Loyal Young and family were Algona callers Saturday night Shawrence Doege and family spent time in the area
Wesley notes report Methodist W F M S gathering details and a string of Sunday visits across Lakota Britt Whittemore and Algona. People mentioned include M Raymond Hansen Mrs H Schutter Mr and Mrs Tom Dailey Delbert Benton Harley Haynes Earl Ward and many others with visits to Estherville Carroll Laurel Popejoy Rolfe and AlSona.
The notice mentions Mr and Mrs E Cood visiting after Len and Mr and Mrs Guy M Butts returned from Montreal trip. Margaret Hansen and her adopted daughter moved to Austin to live with her sister after Mrs Helen Hansen's passing. Alma M Claude Mom will attend high school. guardian Paul Freeberg plans to collect belongings in Austin. Bertha Looft cared for Margaret after grandmother’s death. Margaret is daughter of Mr and Mrs Franzen.
Woden notes Miss Gertrude Bode and Mrs Rankin as Britt callers with Mr De Bruyn owning a new Chevrolet coach. Ray Valley and R A Schiefelbein visited Britt and Garner for business while John Patton spent Sunday in Mason City. George Helm of Crystal Lake also mentioned.
Tenanted farm of 240 acres with house barn and improvements located south of Wesley. Stated price 8500 with barn 48 by 84 and other structures. Contact Lee O Wolff Ditonka for details and viewing. farm described with rough measurements and silos. wording indicates a sale now as prices low.
Numerous residents visit relatives and friends in Mason City Britt Garner Algona and surrounding areas. Visits include Mr and Mrs Henry Albers baby birth Mrs Ben Bird hosting the M d Ladies Aid and a string of callers and social trips to Britt Garner Algona and Spencer with trips to Amber Lake and the Clay County Fair.
A group from xart Iowa visited with Arg Colli and Mr. Eisenman at Buffalo Center. They traveled to Spencer for the County Pair event and to Ames to visit Mr. and Mrs Tohn and their daughter Gerti. The party planned music at Drake University and planned activities with several local families.
Nauman, who operates the International agency, reports strong sales in recent months. Since taking over last spring he sold fourteen new Farmall tractors and seven used tractors to farmers in Titania and nearby areas. The record is presented as a notable achievement for his first year in Titanica.
Clark Orton of Burt campaigned Saturday for Clerk of the District Court on the Republican ticket. He carried a house to house effort to gain support for his candidacy.
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