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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1943

Page

5

Activities Of Titonka School For The Week

The weekly report covers Titonka School activities across grades. Second grade had perfect spelling, invited by first graders to view their play, and practiced tougher arithmetic. Third grade reports Dayle Johnson with measles, new reading book Centerville, plant experiments, and art projects. Sixth grade writes stories, studies Belgium and France, and reads patriotic literature while learning about commissions and discounts. Freshmen finished dresses. seniors admire them as they prepare for contests. Junior class notes Thursday dances. senior play The Mad Hatters approaches. physics on currents. commercial law on agencies.

Dayle Johnson Centerville Belgium France

Iowa Farm Tips for Tomato Maturity and Garden Tricks

Iowa farmers learn that phosphate deficiency delays tomato ripening and that extra 0-20-0 fertilizer speeds growth. Advice covers mixing fertilizer into soil, using sunflowers as bean supports, and planting radishes with carrots to break crusts and ease thinning.

4-H Meetings at Public Schools to Educate Girls for War Effort

Miss Alma Schultz county home economist has arranged nine 4-H meetings in county high schools over the next two weeks. She explains 4-H and members' roles in the war effort. Scheduled: Grant consolidated and Swea City on April 21. Titanka on April 22. Burt and Barritrof t on April 26. Ledyard and Lakota on April 27. Lone Rock on April 28. Laverne on April 30. Fenton and Whittemore dates pending.

Alma Schultz Lone Rock Laverne Fenton Whittemore

Canning Demos Slated For May Across Mason City

Miss Helen Comfort, home economist and vocational instructor in Algona, will accompany Miss Alma Schultz, Kossuth County home economist, to a canning demonstration in Mason City on Thursday April 29. Frances Hettler, state extension nutritionist, will discuss pressure cookers and water baths and methods for refrigerator lockers. Schultz plans twelve canning demonstrations in May with city leaders aiding. Watch for dates and locations.

Helen Comfort Algona Alma Schultz Kossuth Mason City Frances Hettler C. C. D. Black Leader Schultz

4-H Clubs Donate to State Ambulance Drive

Ten Kossuth county 4-H girls and boys clubs collectively donate 47.18 to the state 4-H office ambulance fund, which has already bought two ambulances and substantial Red Cross medical supplies. Clubs listed include Ledyard Loyal Lassies Prairie Pals Whittemore Whizzers Seneca Stars Greenwood Girls Union Alethians Fenton Forwards Irvington T s Riverdale Rustlers Plum Creek Elite Garfield Buffalo Lone Rock Seneca Irvington Fenton Greenwood Algona Luverne Lakota.

Kossuth Kossuth County Red Cross Ledyard Loyal Lassies Prairie Pals Whittemore Whizzers Seneca Stars Greenwood Girls Union Alethians Fenton Forwards Irvington T's Riverdale Rustlers Plum Creek Elite Garfield Buffalo Lone Rock Seneca Irvington Fenton Greenwood Algona Luverne Future Farmers Lakota

Self-Feed Both Big and Small Chickens

Iowa State College extension poultry specialist W. R. Whitfield urges farmers to switch to self feeding all feeds for both old and young poultry. He argues hand feeding is inefficient, recommends ample hopper space for protein concentrates, oats, and corn, and says refilling frequency should match flock age and range conditions.

W. R. Whitfield Iowa State College Extension Whitfeld

Ripley Error Noted by Simpson College Mathematician

Prof. C. W. Emmons of Simpson College Indianola points out a math error by Ripley. Ripley claimed 1,111,111,111 x 1,111,111,111 equals 123,456,789,009,876,543,21 while Emmons says the correct result is 1,234,567,900,987,664,321, a difference of 11,111,411,000,000,000,000.

Ripley C. W. Emmons Simpson College Indianola Emmons

Reverend Dr Kuehne a Prominent Minster of Lincoln Nebr

Reverend Dr Richard Kuehne aged 73 died April 4 in Lutheran Hospital Manhattan New York after retirement as Friedens Lutheran pastor Lincoln Nebraska He led 17 evangelical missions to Europe and served in Parkersburg Ackley Postville and Lincoln His marriage to Pauline Henrichsen produced one son and two daughters He aided aid for Volga Relief after World War I earned medals from Red Cross nations and was named one of United Lutheran Churches outstanding clergy in 1941 He is survived by his daughters Mrs John Frenssen Mt Vernon New York and Mrs Karl Sunderman Titonka Iowa plus many relatives and former parishioners

Richard Kuehne Friedens Lutheran Church Lincoln Nebraska Europe Lutheran Hospital Manhattan New York Sumner Nebr John Frenssen Mt. Vernon Germany Breklum Seminary London Chicago Warburg Synod United Lutheran Church Racine Wis Parkersburg Ackley Postville Iowa Pauline Henrichsen Vernon Karl Sunderman Titonka

Canning Outlook Favored In 1943 In Kossuth County

Homemakers in Kossuth county will continue using the hot water path method for canning fruits and vegetables as steam pressure cookers remain scarce. County home economist Miss Alma Schultz says home conservation is key to food production goals. May demonstrations will show both canning methods and supplies for jars and tins look ample, with lids probably sufficient though of newer types.

Kossuth Alma Schultz

Injury Report From Onawa Truck Repair Incident

Ernie Dalashmutt of Onawa suffered a severe leg injury while repairing a truck. Believing the machine was in low gear he approached the rear to adjust it. He had actually shifted to reverse, was knocked down, and the truck ran over one leg.

Ernie Dalashmutt Onawa Ernie Mr. Delashmutt

Iowa ration calendar outlines second inspection deadlines

The document lists Class A B and C ration second inspection deadlines May 31 June 30 and September 30 for vehicles and groceries. It details expiration dates for A book gasoline Coupons No 5 Coffees No 26 Sugar No 12 and stove fuel stamps through April May and September with additional food and footwear ration validity.

Iowa

Wheat Is Found To Be Good Feed For Swine

Iowa State College extension swine specialist BE L Quaife reports 100 million bushels of wheat released for livestock feed will aid protein shortages and corn scarcity. He outlines mixing ratios for pigs, sows, and fattening hogs and notes wheat's higher value over corn for hogs, especially young pigs and nursing sows.

Iowa

Woden Boy Reported Missing May Be Prisoner

Fritz I. Gerdes and wife received letters from short wave listeners claiming their son Hans Gerdes, reported missing in the Java Sea 13 months ago, was heard in a Japanese prisoner of war broadcast on April 13. The message said he is alive and healthy and hopes to return home, asking listeners to notify his parents in Woden Iowa.

Woden Fritz I. Gerdes Hans Gerdes Java Sea Hana Japan O. K Hans Towa

Former Woden Leader Leads Army Air Corps in Florida

M. L. Zwald, former superintendent of Ocheydan schools, is listed as a lieutenant in the army air corps at Miami Beach, Florida. Mrs Zwald will finish this school year and then relocate with daughters Thabbellé and Chalice to join him at year’s end.

Woden Army Air Corps Frriends M. L. Zwald Miami Beach Florida Ocheydan Mra. Zwald Thabellé Chalice

Boy shoots shotgun from grandfather’s home

Having Fun Jerry Hickok son of Mr and Mrs O B Hickok Hayfield found a shotgun at grandfather s home and loaded it He discharged both barrels in the yard causing a skinned and bruised cheek from recoil The incident highlights risky handling of firearms by a child and resulting minor injuries at a family property.

Jerry Hickok Tve O. BE. Hickok Hayfield

Pleasant Surprise as Tipton Cancels March Bills

Tipton residents received a welcome gift as the city council announced March light and water bill cancellations. The move aims to relieve households amid rising living costs and was greeted with relief by families citywide.

Tipton

Titonka Churches plan Good Friday and Easter services

Titonka area churches schedule Good Friday German communion at 10:30 a m and English evening service at 8. Rev Wm Planz to present a Passion lecture. Palm Sunday English service at 10:30, Sunday School 9:30. Ramzey Reformed holds worship 10:30 with 9:30 Sunday School. Young People's Club and Choir meet Tuesday. Good Friday English service at 10:00 a m. Bible verses cited.

Immanuel Lutheran Wm. Planz Titonka Taster Lutheran World Action Ramzey F. Snuttjer Young People’s Club Abel

Easter Sunrise Service and Holy Week Schedule at Good Hope

Good Hope Lutheran announces Easter sunrise service at 6 30 on Sunday along with a 10 30 divine worship. Luther League hosts the sunrise service at 6 30 and invites hymnals and Lenten Self Denial envelopes. Special Easter King and Kingdom offering starts at 10 20 with Sunday School also asked to bring envelopes. Holy Week includes Holy Thursday communion at 8 08 p m and Good Friday German communion at 10 00 a m with an American Missions offering.

Good Hope Lutheran American Lutheran Church Alfred O. Mardorf Luther League

Methodist Church Services and Easter World Service Offering

Methodist Church led by Rev W L Patterson holds Sunday School at 10 00 am and Morning Worship at 11 00 am with special choir music. Babies and children baptized and adults received by transfer and faith. Easter World Service offering collected. Good Friday service at 10 00 am with Mrs Carl FB Callies as soloist. Doan church also hosts morning worship at 9 30 am and Sunday School at 10 45 am with baptism and reception of members and Easter World Service offering.

Methodist Church W. L. Patterson Yariday Carl FB Callies DOAN Haster

Ben Felt Dies at Rockledge 85 in Wesley News

Wesley News reports the death of Ben P. Felt, 85, in Rockledge Florida after months of ill health. He leaves his widow, three daughters A F Wagner Nina Ranck and Peter Haverly, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The Felt family owned the Ben Felt Cash Store in Wesley until retirement. Funeral services were held in Rockledge with burial in Wesley.

Wesley Rockledge Florida Ben PF. Felt Felt A. F. Wagner Nina Ranck Peter Haverly San Diego Calif

Wesley unit forms United Service Women charter progress noted

Twenty Wesley women organized the United Service Women of America unit electing J M Kunz as president and J A Riggs as chaplain. The charter application was sent to Ruth Harrold of Eldora. Officers include Diekmann vice president and Ward treasurer. Installation planned by Algona unit. monthly meetings set for the last Thursday.

Wesley United Service Women of America J. A. Riggs Ruth G. Harrold Eldora J. M. Kunz Fred Diekmann Mildred Fox HE. Ward Beatrica Hildman Charles Kraus J. L. Studer Nate Studer al Wagner Urban Lickteig Algona

Rebekah District Meeting At Wesley Last Week

The Rebekah convention No. 55 at Wesley drew strong attendance with over 75 at night. Doris Huffman of Mason City led as vice president. Rosa Viles attended as past president. Delegates from Algona Osceola Burt Britt Clear Lake and Manly joined a program of musical numbers and degree work for four candidates. A six o'clock dinner at the Methodist church featured pink and green decorations.

Wesley Rebekah Doris Huffman Mason City Rosa Viles Algona Osceola Burt Britt Clear Lake Tom Franzen Odd Fellows Home Connie Manly Myrtle Brayton George Werling George Hogan Thayer Mullin Methodist Church

Woden High to Present Class Play Galloping Ghosts

The Woden High senior class will present the play Galloping Ghosts at the schoolhouse on Thursday evening, April 29. Cast includes Johanna Huis-Inga, Harold Schmidt, Bernice Coden, Roy Thorn, Marjorie Smith, Vern Stenerson, Melinda Giesking, Dean Eisenmann, Eldon Meddaugh, John Plant, and Irma Bird. Directed by Miss Hunice Madson.

Woden Woden High School

Seven in Confirmation Class at Woden Church

Palm Sunday exercises were held at St John’s Lutheran Church with Rev John Mohr officiating. Class members include Dixie Gerdes Paul Gerdes Roy Thorn Rosella Brunsom Elsie Beam and Donald Tegtmeyer. A Lutheran Brotherhood banquet for confirmants and their parents will be held at the church on April 80.

Woden St. John's Lutheran Church John Mohr Dixie Gerdes Paul Gerdes Roy Thorn Rosella Brunsom Elsie Beam Donald Tegtmeyer Lutheran Brotherhood

Men 38 to 44 years old to be reclassified

The Local Board reopens the case of every registrant in Class TV H aged 38 to 44, notifying each by letter to submit any new evidence. Agricultural workers may be reclassified by dependency status, ministers to TV D H, and others to IH A H or II A/B H based on occupation and need. Some classes are being adjusted with new jurisdiction and timelines.

United Service Women's League organized here

The United Service Women's League held its organizational meeting at the Legion Hall on Friday afternoon April 16. Mrs. Alvira Monlux of Algona led, officers were elected including W. F. Hamstreet president Howard Andrews vice president Wilbur Schram secretary Wm Schram chaplain Allen Carr treasurer Harold Miller historian Frank Hoff sergeant at arms. The group aims to keep records on service members and invites mothers sisters daughters and wives of service people to join with dues ten cents monthly. Installation will be at Burt on Wednesday evening April 28 with the Algona unit presiding.

United Service Women's League Legion Hall Alvira Monlux Algona W. F. Hamstreet Howard Andrews Wilbur Schram Wm. Schram Allen Carr Harold Miller Frank Hoff Burt

Titania Ladies Meet at Burt Club Session

The Federated Woman's Clubs gathering occurred Tuesday at the Burt Presbyterian Church with a noon luncheon and a program on Victory Gardens by Alran Schultz. Speaker Mrs. Curtis Aman reviewed The Years of Our Lord, with music by Burt public school. officers elected include Mayme Peterson, Lucille Ley, Cleo Nelson, and Laura Raney.

We Federated Woman's Clubs Presbyterian Church Burt Alran Schultz Victory Gardens Curtis Aman Mason City Our Lord Komrot Burt Public School Mayme Peterson Titonka Lucille Ley Lakota Cleo Nelson Laura Raney Titonka Woman's Club Federated Club Raymond Bartlett Jay Budlong J. J. Budlong Ry Budlong Carl FP Callies Frank Clark John F. Fisher Howard French Bigg Alvin Honken Harold Miley A. M. Petergen Men Julius Tesch

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Titonka School Elsie Stroebel Deloris Welhausen Canning Meeting DR. Kuehne Ministry Canning Topic Ben F. Felt Rockledge, Frs United Service Women United Service Women’s League Titania
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