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THE TITONKA TOPIC, TITONKA, IOWA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1949 THE TITONKA TOPIC FRANK CLARK, PUBLISHER Published Weekly Entered at the Post Once In Titonka, Iowa, 8.8 Second Class Matter. Thoroughly covers a territory that is reached by no other paper. 82-Telephone Number-82 SUBSCRIPTION RATES $2.00 per year in advance in Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory. $2.50 per year outside Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory. $3.00 per year in Canada and foreign countries.

Ail subscriptions for papers ing to points within the county and Titonka trade territory are is considered continuing yearly sub-: scriptions to be discontinued only upon notice from subacribers or at the publisher's discretion. NOWA PRESS 1949 MEMBER ASSOCIATION WESLEY NEWS Miss Mary Lee: Erdman return. 0d to Dayton. Ohio. Saturday lowing two weeks vacation ST ni here at the parental Alfred Erdman and with her siste: Patricia at Sioux City.

Mr. and Mrs. All Hildma: And son of Des Moines spent the end here w.th his mother Mrs Otilla Hildman and other relatives. Mre. Wilfred Loebig and infant son David Edward were brought home Friday from the Mercy hospital at Mason City.

Mrs. Curtis Benskin went to Marshalltown to assist her daughter Mrs. Don Kinnard. Mr. Kinnard is ill and confined in a shalltown hospital.

The Kinnards are former Wesley residents. he being employed at the elevator at the time they lived here. The American Legion meets this week Thursday night, August 4. Mrs. Nina Ranck has gone to: Excelsior Springs for two weeks Mr.

and Mrs. George Cink, accompanied' by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Winger! spent Sunday at the Louis Wingert home at falo Center. Mrs.

Louis Wingert a daughter of the Cinks. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice DeBoer; entertained their neighbors and friends their home Monday nite. Miss Bernad.ne Johnson spent, week end with Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Thissen in Algona. Mrs. Frank Bitich and her sis. Mrs Hauptly visited sis: Mrs.

Frank Bentley Swes Wednesday and brough: back Mae Bleach wh. ha5 week at the borne MarS A.M: Arr 11 mogth old daughter id 1. 1.0 Mrs. WE. broach: homE Wed-! from.

the Park hospital at where s.ht had been medica: Are 293 54-5 T. Meurer. and J. mm. Thurs.

da: a wet: v.s.: with the for5: 4: Wm Frantz and: family Menominee. Mich. Baseball AT TITONKA SUNDAY, AUGUST 7 at 2:30 TITONKA F5 SWEA CITY Admission: Adults 50c: Under 12 Free NEW MACHINERY Wagons and Boxes. Horn Draulic and IHC Manure Loaders. IHC All Purpose Trailer.

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J. E. UKENA Lakota, lowa Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kollasch and Mary Joyce an Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Haverly returned home on Saturday from a two weeks vacai tion trip to points in the west. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gary and two children left for their home in Philadelphia Tuesday following two weeks here at the parental John Richter home.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith and family visited friends at shalltown Sunday. Mrs. Louise Wolf of Seattle is here visiting her sister Mrs.

Ruth Sparks. Mrs. Esther Swanson and two Dale Anliker of Burlington daughters Mary and Mildred spending a week here at the home of the former's sister Mrs. Ray Hansen and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Hall were: called to Kanawha one day last week as his father Ed Hall fered severe cuts and bruises on his body when his clothing became caught in the tumbling rod of a grain elevator while unloading cats. He was taken to the Belmond hospital and is improving slowly. Diane. daughter of Mr.

and, Mrs. Leon Gardner. observed her seventh birthday Thursday. July 25. and her maternal 31.5.

Fred Seefeld and paternal, grandmother Mrs. Gardner of Algena and Mrs. Henry Engstrom! rpen: the afternoon with her. Di-: are returned to Aigona with her: grandmother for 3 week's visit. Sirs.

Martin Monson was honorled at a pink and blue shower day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Albert Monson. Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Kennedy of Pipestone. recently visited, he: brother George Aldrich. also her sister Mrs. Eva Gruise and, brother Guy Aldrich near Britt.

Joseph Kunz. youngest son of Mrs. Ruth B. Kunz of Madison, formerly of Wesley. was married to Betty Chamberlain on July 30 a Davenport Catholic church.

PLOW NOW AND KILL TWO CROPS OF WEEDS THIS FALL PLOW IN AUGUST turn under one crop of weeds before they go to seed. DISK, HARROW OR DRAG to make a rough seedbed for new weeds. WEEDS SPROUT and grow in August and September while the soil is warm and moist. WEEDS FREEZE in October's kill. ing frosts, before new seeds can be formed.

YOU'LL COLLECT extra bushels next year because you kill two crops of weeds this fall. GET THIS NEW BUSHELS FREE AUGUST 800K MAIL COUPON BELOWI FLAX DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE The flax Institute of United States -MAIL THIS COUPONFLAX DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE 710 Roanche Bullding. Minneapolis 2, Minn. Please send me your new book on August Working. Address.

Post Office. Avery Mullin and a friend are spending four weeks here at the home of the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Vee Mullin. At the clusion of their furlough they will report to Camp Kilmer, N.

for transfer to Germany. Friends received word last week that Glen Fisher, second of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher of Elmhurst, formerly of Wesley, was killed in a motorcycle crash. Burial was in Chicago last Tuesday.

Surviving are the ents and three Donald, Harrey and Gary Lee. Billy Kunz, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Kunz, observed his seventh birthday July 27 and had a party for eight of his little boy friends. Henry Gerdes, brother of Ihno Gerdes, 13 very ill with cancer at his home at Turlock, Calif. His daughter Mrs. Wm. Fritz left last Wednesday to be with him.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brand of Kanawha spent Wednesday at the home of their daughter Mrs.

Dick Griffhorst and family. Mrs. Ed Dusold and Jimmie of Mason City spent last week at the home of her brother Jack Richter. Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Kunz and family attended a family reunion! Sunday. July 24. at Backbone State Park, near Strawberry Pt.

Joan Goetz. Kossuth county delegate to the 4-H left Sunday to attend the 4-H meetings at Spring Brook State Park at Guthrie Center. She will return home Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Don Kraus and son Richie left Tuesday for Fullerton, for two weeks visit with her sister Mrs.

Ralph Smith and family. They will bring back Mrs. Krause's parents Mr. and Ms: Wm. Ketchen of Emmetsburg who have been at the Smith home the past month.

Mrs. Clarence Ward and her brother Henry Schore spent over last week end with their sister Mrs. W. E. Smith at New Hamp- ton.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchisin returned home Sunday from a two weeks vacation trip to points in Minnesota. Mrs. Henry Shutrop and four children Chanhassen.

spent last week at the John Paulson home. The ladies are cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Render of Chicago visited here last week at the home of his sister Mrs.

Orville Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Al Richtsmeir, Patricia and Vincent left Wednesday for vacation trip thru points in the west. Myrtle Hilbert of Algona is staying at the Richtsmei: home with the other children.

Donnie West is recovering from an infection from a blister. WODEN NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Smith and sons of Manly were guests at the! home of his sister Mrs. Freddie Gerdes and family, and were visiting other relatives and friends here Sunday.

The WSCS of the Methodist church will sponson an ice cream social on the lawn at the telephone office residence on Wednesday evening. Aug. 3. Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Helm and daughters Marcene and Sharon returnned home last Thursday following a three weeks vacation to the west coast. They also visited relatives in Wyoming. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Christensen and Curtis and Mr. and Mrs. Claus Smith left this week on 8 vacation trip to the Black Hills In South Dakota, Visitors at the Ray Valleys on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Valley and children of Forest City, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan and baby of 'Dows and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hansen and family of Britt.

Mrs. Inez Pollard received word last week of the birth of a son to her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mra. Gene Carroll at Des Mcines, born last Thursday. They now have trwo sons.

Mr. and Mrs. Don May of Corwith were visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fritz T.

Gerdes and family Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Henry Gerdes who WAS diamiased from a Mason City hospital last week following a major operation, entered the horpital at Forest City last Monday for treatment. Mr. and Mra.

John Rudisill and family were visiting at the home her Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weishaar at Algona Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Cink are parents of a son born at the Buffalo Center hospital last week. They now have a. damily of six and two girls. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Mary Rud sill 'Saturday night and Sunday were her sister Mrs.

Henry and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wibble of Rockford, and Mr. and Dire. Chris Boone.

Mr. and Mrs. John and family were dinner guests there, The Catholic ladies guild will be entertained by Mrs. May GosWin and Mrs. S.

J. Hoff at the Goslin home On Wednesday afternoon. The local soft ball team played the Moose team of Mason City here Sunday evening and were feated by a score of 5 to 4 in an overtime game. Mr. and Mrs.

Wood and children were dinner guests at the Wayne Naser home near Lake Mills Sunday. Mrs. Kenneth Moeller and two sons of Indianola returned to their home last Thursday following a visit at the home of her parents Rev. and Mrs. H.

Beyer. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gerdes and Mr. and Mrs.

James Buns were picnicking at Clear Lake Sunday. Joan Rittenhouse of Mason City spent the week end at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rittenhouse. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Wood and family were visiting at the Peck home at Forest City Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Hanna and children and Mrs. Wm. Wood and; LaDonna were visiting friends at Crystal Lake Saturday evening. No services will be held at the Woden Methodist church on the: next two Sundays, August 7 and 14 but Sunday school will be held at the regular time. Lakota Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Anderson visited Wednesday evening with Andrew's father and brothers at Ringsted and Thursday evening visited Mr Mrs. Bruce Monson in Armstrong. Mr. A.

Anderson received word last week of the accident in which his nephew, Dale Anderson, of Ringsted suffered the loss of a leg in a tractor accident. He is in a Rochester, Minn. hospital. Rev. and 1 Mrs.

O. J. Odland of Clark, S. D. arrived Sunday to visit their daughter, Mrs.

W. D. and family. Mrs. Don Webster, Pamela and Howard, Elsie and Stroebel and Mrs.

Webster's the Mrs. Carrie Koestler of Burt plan to leave August 4 for a motor trip to the west. Their first stop will be Ely, Nevada, to visit a sister of Mrs. Webster. Elsie and Berdean will go by train to Richmond, Calif.

to visit their grandparents, and later will meet the rest of the party in Riverside, Calif. at the Kenneth Carlson, a brother of Mrs. Webster, before returning home before September 1st. Sunday guests at the Loren Thompsons were Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Thompson and Mr Mrs. Joe Gaye all of Waterloo. They were returning from Brainerd. Minn. where they had spent a week.

Mr.and Mrs. Cecil Bartel and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Voseberg and Duane of Knierin, Iowa were Saturday visitors at the Hill Mabus home. They are cousins of Mrs.

Mabus. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Lester have returned from a week in Fort Dodge. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Mabus visited Sunday in Forest City with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kiekel. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Bruns of Fairmont, Minn. were Sunday callers at the Emory Smith home. Mr. and Mrs.

Gotilieb Rieffer of Elmore and Mrs. Emma Smith were also guests. LIVESTOCK SALES DeVRIES SALES YARD Buffalo Center EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT Sales Start at 8 p. m. WASHED SAND T.

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Call us for free culling service. Ryan Hatchery Produce Phone 3631 Wesley, Iowa Mr. Farmer Prompt courteous service in removal of your dead, crippled or diseased stock. Clean, sanitary trucks. Call our agent nearest you collect.

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