Titonka School Week Totals Diverse Student Work
The week covers grades from first to high school with varied activities. First graders celebrated Gracie Helfer’s birthday with suckers. kindergartners made colored ducks and brownies and practiced reading. Second graders report 19 of 21 perfect scores in spelling. third through seventh grades cover arithmetic, reading Centerville tales, writing imaginary stories, and group projects. seniors receive playbooks while juniors study spelling and Jack London. Agriculture covers dogs then poultry. sociology discusses law enforcement and ethical questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Helfer
Centerville
Elvin
Neal
Carol
Betty
Wanda
Merle
Priscilla
Norma
Patty
Inoculation Emphasized for Legume Seed Shortages
County Extension Director A L Brown warns seed shortages in Kossuth County raise the need for inoculation to ensure alfalfa red clover sweet clover and other legumes establish. ISU agronomist H R Meldrum debunks once inoculated always inoculated and notes bacteria are killed by rain sun heat and soil conditions requiring fresh inoculation with appropriate cultures for clovers and soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
A. L. Brown
H. R. Meldrum
Iowa State Colleges Extension Agronomist
Iowa youth to discuss own health on May Day
Iowa health officials say on May Day youth will meet in schools clubs and homes to debate public health issues. They urge topics such as victory gardens school lunches anti waste campaigns first aid and home nursing while stressing youth can lead health improvements and ease doctors' burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Health Department
Department
Six Iowa Counties Target Sugar Beet Crop Rise
Six northern Iowa counties Cerro Gordo Hancock Kossuth Winnebago Worth and Wright are expected to provide most of Iowa's 6000 acre sugar beet goal per ex tension botanist H P Sylvester at Iowa State College. Favorable soil temperature and near market conditions exist in these counties. From 1938 to 1941 Iowa produced over 5000 acres of sugar beets annually. Beets should be planted before corn planting time on rich mineral soil free of weeds. Peat and muck land yield high volumes but lower sugar content. Sugar beets are needed to support domestic supplies military lend lease and industrial needs and to offset dwindling sugar stockpiles from foreign sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
H. P. Sylvester
Iowa State College
Cerro Gordo
Hancock
Kossuth
Winnebago
Worth
Wright
Sylvester
Final P T A meeting set for Monday April 10
The final P T A meeting of the year will be held next Monday evening April 10 at 8 p m in the high school assembly. County Supt A B Lauritzen will speak on current school problems with musical numbers by groups directed by Misa Lady. Lunch will be served. the annual election of officers will occur. Mrs W L Patterson chairs the nominating committee with assistants Mrs M F Cheever and Mrs W A Schram. Spring War Stamp Corsages will be sold with Miss Johnson and Miss Friedon in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lauritzen
Misa Lady
W. L. Patterson
M. F. Cheever
W. A. Schram
Miss Johnson
Miss Friedon
Walnut Wood War Role Recalled as Liberty Tree
In 1918 G B McDonald called the walnut the Liberty Tree. By 1944 forester now recalls the tree’s wartime use. Iowa area produced millions of board feet for airplane propellers gunstocks and steering wheels with Illinois Missouri and Iowa leading national output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. MacDonald
Towa
Middle West
Ilinois
Missouri
Iowa
Red Cross War Fund Reports for Buffalo and German Townships
Buffalo Township drives report 741.60 in 1944 funds with collectors and dozens of donors led by John Rode and W. P. Stenzel, totaling 741.60. German Township drives report 60.00 with multiple collectors and donors totaling 60.00. overall German Township quota 890.00 with 502.55 collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross War Fund
Buffalo
German Townships
Buffalo Township
Henry Baade
Alice Buffington
Bradford Burlington
Henry Radmaker
Burton Hanson
Kenneth Hill
Merle Schwietert
A. Dornbier
Tom Young
Clarence Christensen
Anna Christensen
Frank Hauptly
Wm. Peterson
Clarence Schutter
Melbourne Heesch
Hancock County
Jake Gigler
George Alice
Ftoital
John Rode
John H. Rode
Wm. L. Rode
Z. B. Lang
T. A. Dunmire
Don Schmidt
Ernest Hofmann
Clarence Gardner
Will Rode & Son
Harm Harringa
George Higgins
Ed Stattelman
H. J. Orthel
Iss
Thos. Quinn
Chris Meyer
W. H. Senne
W. P. Stenzel
Clifford Krantz
Bruno Stecker
Wm. Swyter
Henry Brandt
Chris Brandt
Harley Brandt
Martin Brandt
John Sachau Sr
George Wiegand
Jay Budlong
Ernest Hansen
George Peterson
Ben Wesselman
Virgil Heesch
Nick Heesch
R. L. Krantz
Maynard Wiegand
John Sachau Jr
Walter Miller
Geo. Sachau
Fred Gray
Ehno Folkers
Ehno Folkerts
H. CG. Krackenberg
Roy Budlong
Martin Stecker
M. L. Billborough
A. J. Budlong
John Uken
Laurence Doege
Herman Harms
H. A. Mechter
John Rippentrop
Clarence Diers
Earl Blakley
Lester Eden
Floyd Reichsamen
Raymond Schutter
Leota Schutter
Hrwin Wden
Allen Eden
Sophus Nelson
Harlan Nelson
Ray Welp
John Fink
Robert Ringsdorf
Albert Loeschen
Jack Wibben
Bob Pink
Wiidon Attig
Julia Reynolds
L. G. Huber
Hiram Boeckholt
F. EH. Willis
C. F. Callies
M. H. Nelson
Nelsort Brothers
Oliver Ely
C. W. Thornley
Lewis Hansen
A. Jandi
Abbe Meyer
Herb Rakow
Frank Rakow
Herman Nordman
Fred Eden
Herman
Oscar Norland
Bernard McGuire
C. H. Mechler
Leland Schrader
Ernest Jesse
Elmer Peterson
Andrew Cebulka
Wm. Alka
Ernest Peterson
American Red Cross War Fund
German Township
Albert Sloper
Pete Murra
Henry Gottfrist
Harm H. Hursinga
Martin Wubbben
Harm Harms
John Wubben
Bill Penning
Reinder Harringa
Henry Meinders
Harm Risins
Sam Miller
Albert Sleper
Will Kardoes
Herman Dreesman
Geo. Sannenberg
John Cordes
H. C. Tjorks
Henry Stecker
Geo. Rieks
Harm Wibben
Henry Sunken
Anko Smith
Olvert Rippentrop
Henry P. Harms
Dick Beenken
John ®. Sleper
Herman Janssen
Karl Sunderman
Albert Rippentrop
Bizo Heyes
John A. Pannkuts
John A. Pannkuk
Henry H. Bruns
Ewald Bruns
John
Anna Rippentrop
B. L. Meyer
H. J. Sonnenberg
Harold Ricklefs
Peter Ubten
Ben Hopkes
Bennie Beenken
Ben Siehlman
Kobus Tjaden
F. Snuttjer
John Harringa
Eugene Janssen
Dugene Janssen
Geo
Ailts
Elmer Junkermeier
Schroeger
Bert Geerdes
Rob Addy
Johnson Brog
Henry van Hove
Alex Reefer
Elmer Jasperson
Walter Tapper
Wm. Trenary
Menno Everding
Harm A. Huisinga
Fahrenholtz
Carl Veer
J. Buss
Melvin Buss
Ben Buss
H. Mayland Jr
Fred Mayland
Evert
Rippentrop
Evert Boyken
Evert Post
Ben Franzen
John Welhousen
W. H. Beanken
Welhousen
John Beenken
Joe Kline
R. W. Gingrich
Cliff Anderson
Henry Spear
Dick Sloper
Harry Bartelt
Harry Ricklefs
Irvin Pannhuk
Loyal Gingprich
Polkert Stecker
Fred Stecker
Welhougen
Arthur Paterson
John Radmaker
Fred DeVries
Jake Wagens
Henry Plassier
Ben Amelsberg
Jerry Boekelman
Martha Schutter
Simon Smith
Simon Ricks
J. J. Harms
Telko Stecker
John Boekelman
Gertrude Boekelman
Elmer Gray
Helko Bruns
Carl Krause
Kate Boekelman
Grace Polkrerts
H. Franzen Jy
Dick Franzen
Evert Steper
Crystal Lake man cited for special service
Richard William Nolda of Crystal Lake, coxswain USNR, son of Jacob Nolda, commended by the chief of naval personnel for outstanding service off Sicily aboard the SS Robert Rowan during action with enemy aircraft off Gela on July 11, 1943. Despite multiple bomb hits and a shipboard explosion, the armed guard remained at battle stations, fired back, and conducted abandonment with courage and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
Richard William Nolda
USNR
Jacob Nolda
Chief of Naval Personnel
Sicily
ATEC
Robert Rowan
United States Naval Service
City Boy Learns About Farming by Sale Ads
Minneapolis resident Mrs Hart R Hunter writes to Mr Clark about sale bills guiding a future farm purchase The letter notes their boy reads sale notices and has learned the equipment needed The family plans to announce a change of address once a place is bought locally
Ration Calendar Details for 1945 Stamp Validities
The document lists Class B and C ration periods through June 30 and May 31 respectively, six month or 6,000 mile limits for commercial vehicles, and various coupon validity dates for Calibrated home canning and chemical stamps. It notes indefinite validity for some Book 4 stamps, and provides guidance on early expiration notices and canning sugar limits with applications open at local boards.
Household fats aid cooking and ration savings
Miss Conie Foot of Town State College Extension urges using almost any household fat to stretch butter margarine and lard rations. Heat must stay low to prevent breakdown and strong odor. Drippings flavor vegetables and can enrich biscuits muffins waffles and baked goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conie Foot
Town State College
Federated Clubs of County Meet at Burt Tuesday
The Federated Clubs of the county will meet at Burt's Methodist Church next Tuesday, April 11, with Titonka, Burt, Dean, Plum Creek, and Union Township clubs as hosts. Lester Prewitt of Forest City, Red Cross field director, will discuss Red Cross work, and Stella Baker of Des Moines, state president of Federated Woman's Clubs, will speak on Scrap. The Burt club to provide music. Burt Methodist Ladies Aid to serve luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Clubs
Methodist Church
Burt
Titonka Woman's Club
Burt Woman's Club
Dean Woman's Club
Plum Creek
Mothers and Daughters Club
Union Township Mothers and Daughters Club
Lester Prewitt
Forest City
Red Cross
Stella Baker
Des Moines
WFPB
Federated Woman's Clubs
Burt Club
Burt Methodist Ladies Aid
Tribute to Lt Herb Winter By His General
Mt Vernon residents receive a wartime tribute from Major W. E. Kenner honoring Lt Herbert Winter Jr reported missing in Germany and later confirmed dead. The commanding officer extols Winter as a superior son and brave airman, promising courage and solace to his grieving parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Herb. Winter
Herb Winter Jr
Germany
W. E. Kenner
Highth Fighter Command
Herbert
Former Lakota Man Hit by Car Breaks Both Legs
Mrs. Fred Schroeder learned from her sister Mrs. A. L. Sorenson that her father C. R. Lewis, visiting Glendale California for two months, was struck by a car on March 24 causing one leg to break in two places and the other in one. He is confined in a hospital and had planned to return home in early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schroeder
A. L. Sorenson
C. R. Lewis
Why We Need Larger Sugar Beet Acreage
A wartime briefing urges 961000 planted acres, 14 percent above 1943, to boost sugar for military, household, industrial needs and relief. It notes cane sugar diverted to industrial alcohol, United Nations shortages, and beets maturing in 6–9 months versus a year for cane. It details prices, yields, and uses of beet by products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Food Administration
United Nations
United States
Britain
Russia
Philippines
Fuch United
Ukraine
Corrections in Red Cross Donations Reported
Missed names were omitted in the recent Red Cross drive list. Those who have reported are listed herewith and further corrections will be welcomed. Reported contributors include Wd Callies and W. H. stot, with others to follow as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Callies
Mre
W. H. Stot
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Titonka School
Alvina
Sharon
Shirley
Lawrence
Benjamin
Stanley
Verlyn
Ronald
Billy
Alfred
Donna
Amy
Anna
Eugene
Doris
Joan
Elgin
Catherine
Doyle
Bonnie
Fhveryone
P.T. A
G. B. McDonald
Great Britain
Minneapolis, Minn
Federated Clubs OF County
Herb Winter
Garret D. Welhousen