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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1944

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Red Cross Callies Mre W. H. Stot

Also Mentioned on This Page

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
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