Titonka Topic Highlights Local News and Events
The Titonka Topic reports community life with church events and visits, noting Mrs. Lt. H. Kleinpeter’s Korea films, travels of the Dimonds to Minneapolis, and the Priscilla Phoebe Society meeting. It lists Legion Auxiliary plans, Willing Workers dinner, and various local family happenings, travels, and medical updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kleinpeter
Korea
David
Jungl
U. S
First Marines
Guy Dimond
Minneapolis
Howard Dawson
Oo Larson
Monticelo
Minn
Priscilla Pheqbe Society
Evangelical Free Church
Lester Larson
Arvin Larson
American Legion Auxiliary
J. P. Houpumen
Vincent Kilometer
Willing Workers Circle
The
Methodist Church
Lions
Martha Wes
Ben
Irene Sider
Bill Feth
Algona
Bill Laudenthal
Carl Johnson
Ed Drummer
Laurel
John Weir
Léo Young
Garner
Forest City Hospital
Goetz
Minnesota
Ihna Gerdes
Dallas
Texas
Richard Mayes
Jim Lincoln
Walter Drummer
Renwick
John Weigs
LeRoy Seiler
San Bernardino
Calif
A. J. Seiler
Tucson
Arizona
Fred Ortmeyer
Algons
Prairie Pals
Kerman Studer
Connie
Eunice Studer
Celes
Edward Thissen
Ald
al Suppe
Waterloo
Thissen
Diane
Helen Johnson
Ed Ricke
Boone
Neu- Toth
Ricke
George Witzthum
Luke Younngwirth
Mason City
E. N. Kalnlaster
Kykke Kay
Mareh
Mary Midin
Ethington
Margaret Weber
Meurer
Johan Hutchison
7 M. Kunz
Hole Famil Parish
Masonity
Mon Lay
Rarey
Banns and Local Visits Mark Wesley News
Banns were announced at St Josephs for Antoin Camppell and Maxine Camppell with weddings planned in Fort Dodge on April 19. Mrs Kellner of Stewartville visited relatives. Herman Lyons family stayed with Wirs Lyons’ kin in St Paul. District events include Eastern Star luncheon, visitors from Cleveland, and Rural Women's Day set for April 21 at the KC hall Algona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josephs
Antoin
Maxine Camppell
Dedge
Fort Dodge
Mat. Kellner
Stewartville
Minn
Lawrence
Livermore
Herman Lyons
St Paul
Wirs. Lyons
S.l Hildman
H. E. Hemingsen
Dean
Masonic Temple
Algona
Eastern Star
James Chika
Bill Slush
Cleveland
Ohio
George Cink
Wir
Chika
Diane
Waterloo
Helen Johnson
Irene Studer
Bill Foth
Mary ‘Lee
Altona
Corwith
Art Oberhelm
Stider
Oberhelm
KC Hall
Tille Leebigen
L. N. Pfeffer
al Wagner
Hemingsen
Yellow grub study links vitamin B-T to carnitine mystery
An entomologist and three biochemists from the University of Illinois report that vitamin B-T from mealworms and the compound carnitine are identical. The finding suggests a vital enzymatic role with implications for biology and medicine, as humans and animals synthesize this substance in muscle-rich tissues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
University of
G. S. Fraenkel
Self Lighting Cigarette Hits Near Future in Switzerland
In Fribourg Switzerland a Swiss chemist Ernest Helmo announces a self lighting cigarette using a secret chemical. The end of the cigarette is saturated with a compound that sparks ignition when rubbed against the package side with no flame required. Helmo says the method works for cigars too and firms bid for rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fribourg
Switzerland
Buddy
Inventon
Ernest Helmo
Worrying Parents Urged To Have More Children
Chicago based Parents' Consultation Service reports from 36 states and Hawaii that a suggested cure for worry is to have at least two more children, preferably girls. The survey shows most respondents have one or two children and many write due to having more time for correspondence. Dr Martin L Reymert notes parents of only children may be more likely to write for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hawaii
Martin L. Reymert
Mooseheart Laboratory For
Mooseheart
Illiniois
False Fire Alarm sparked by man seeking warm spot
Ed ward Humphrey, 40, was found unsteady at a downtown Scranton fire box after a false alarm. Deputy Chief Martin Lahey said Humphrey admitted he rang the alarm to get into a warm place, denying that he would enter a tavern. He was charged with intoxication and falsely ringing an alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecranton
Pat
Down Town
Scranton
Edward Humphrey
Martin Lahey
Lahey
Humphrey
Woden News Highlights Local Moves And Civil Reports
Bonnie Thoth and cousin Asa Barr returned to Des Moines by air from a California vacation. Mrs. A. R. Guernsey after hospital treatment following a highway 9 crash. The Deffy Dills play at the Christian Reformed church Friday night. Various residents attend clinics, travels, or recover from illnesses, with church and social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie ‘Thoth
Asa Barr
Des Alpines
Des ‘Moines
California
A. R. Guernsey
Iss
Hospital
Christian Reformed Church
Gion Hall
Woden
Charles Christensen
May Goslin
Des Moines
Boston
Mass
Paul Goslin
Daugh~ter
Clarence Bird
Keith Halvorsen
Buffalo Center Hospital
Catholic Ladies Guild
Everett Sheets
Francis Harrington
W. L. Tindall
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
John Rudisill
Mary Rudisill
Clarion
John Harringa
St. Ann Hospital
Algona
Bernard Devine
Sartor
Herb Doege
Town City
Dosage
Henry “Bode
WSCS
George Bauman
Clarence ‘Damffmann
Sibley
Sommerfeld
Wendey
Claus Smith
Frank Barta
Cyril Halvorsen
Thelocal Cafe
War
Dick Meyer
the Presbyterian Church
Eugene Harringen
Wm. Kot
Koch
Buffalo’Center
Henry Koch
Fred Wm
Koch Sr
Wellsburg
Fred Koch
Grundy Center
Wm. Koch
Tony Buns
Anthony
Chris Senne
Alvin and
Marlin
Thompson
Nora Crone
Wilbur
Wm. Haviptly
Merle Brown
Linda
Clarence Isebrand
Henry Baade
John Carlson
Clarence Attig
Joyce D. W. Senne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Titonka
Frank Clark
Towa
Kossuth County
Canada
National
Hs Q
Socharan
Wesley News
Biustroms Furniture
Biustroms Furniture Company
Iowa
Mr. Farmer
Bancroft
Rstherville
Davis Packing Co
Woden News
Eugene Francis
Iowa State College
Bane
Iswan Furniture: ‘Funeral Home —Ambulance
Kenneth ‘W. Swan
Dows
Frigidaire
All the New
Tilmer Thompson Hatchery
Elmore, Minnesota
BABY
ST. Run
Hamilton Hatcheries
Bancroft, Titonka and
Wesley, Iowa
Oo PD
Ms Len
Farmers Elevator Company
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