Titonka School Weekly Activities Highlight
The pages outline last week at Titonka School with notes from Kindergarten to Sophomore level. Highlights include kindergarten RoundUp May 7 at 1 pm, art projects on spring imagery, outdoor play due to good weather, and vowel phonics. Second Grade covers health topics and Five Doorways while Third and Fourth Grades study flowers and literature. Fifth Grade explores fractions and Black Beauty, while Eighth Grade studies Caring for Our Country and Energy for Communication. Freshman and higher learn algebra, business letters, and energy topics. Sophomores read The Lady and the Tiger and work on line writing. Home Eco discusses earning a living and gender roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endergarten
Carol ‘Mardant
April Whawers
Igymnasum
Leland
Leslie
Reith
Paul
Mardhant
Manson
Kengall Weiland
Billy
Squinfy
Energy For Communication
American Defense Bases
American Legion Auxiliary Plans April Meeting and Pan American Talk
The American Legion Auxiliary announces a regular work meeting at the Legion hall Friday afternoon April 25 with Minnie Oesterreicher and Grace French as hostesses. Delegates to Girls State were named Norma Norland with Mary Ann Bartlett as alternate. May activities include Navy Day May 5 and prizes for Poppy Day contestants. Local Pan American study chair Cleo Nelson urged interest in Central and South American republics on the Pan American Union’s 62nd anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Affternoon
Minnie Oesterreicher
Grace French
Thelma Higgins
Tena Bruns
Department
Norma Norland
Mary Annn
Barntlett
Irene
Petersoni
Central
South Ameria
Cleo’ Nelson
Europe
Asia
Nelson
Ameri' Ican
United States
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Birthday Celebration At Mrs Katie Rode’s Home
Mrs Katie Rode celebrated a birthday with Sunday and Monday gatherings at her home. Family friends visited including Schutter family Bruns Brandt Franzen Ullmann Haack and others from Lakota and nearby towns. Afternoon visits featured many relatives and neighbors. a light tea was served and attendees enjoyed a pleasant time. Evening guests included Mr and Mrs Con Schmidt and Mrs Wm Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katié
Rode
Bonnie Schutter
Arnold
Ding
Fred Bruns
Erna ‘Franzen
Troyce
Meindert Ullmann
Walter Haack
Beverly and
Carel
Forest Rode
Forresterr
Sand’ Alfred
Thresse
Katharyn Schutter
Elmer Boyken
Walter Christ Amd
Arliss
Arthur Post
Barbara
Jean
Willis Jones
Liineh
Mrr
Con Schmidt
Wm.’ Brandt
Titonka Ladies Attend WSCS North Iowa Conference
Titonka women joined 998 attendees at the North Iowa WSCS conference held at First Methodist Church Waterloo. Dr. Lewis B Carpenter urged leaders to be resilient and cooperative while Miss Hyland stressed campus mission work as key to national influence. Titonka delegates included Mrs. A. M. Petersen president, Mrs. R. L. Krantz vice president, and Mrs. Herman Schutter newly elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Methodist
WSCS
Waterloo
Lewis B. Carpenter
National College
Dor
Christian Workers
Kan‘sas’ City
North Town
Women's Society of Christian Service
First ‘Methodist Church
Carpenter
American’ College
Dorothy Hy~land
Miss Nyland
Mama
Albert Sweitzer
Africa
Tibonka
A. M. Petersen
R. L. Krantz
Herman Schutter
Methodist Church Schedule and Board Meeting Notice
The Methodist Church announces services Wednesday at 8, Sunday services at usual hours including Church School at 10 and morning worship at 11. Board meeting Monday night. Young Adults meet next Thursday May 1. Doan Church School at 9 and morning worship at 0:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churck WE
Albertson
Thtonkia Aind Doan
Doan Church
Community church service and events notice
Ramse y reform ed A Koskamp pastor services listed with times for Sunday School morning worship and evening services. Immanuel Lutheran shares event details and a dart ball social with Sumner Brotherhood at Shares City. Good Hope Lutheran posts classes choir rehearsal confirmation and church council schedule with dates in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey Reformed A. Koskamp
Ladies Aid
Young Peoples
Ladies Aid Bamaar
Immanuel Lutheran H. A. Diers
Brotherhood
Sumner Brotherhood
Shares City
Good Hope Lutheran B. H. Schwerin
Luther League
Pam
Church Council
Woden
Grace Gospel Church Weekly Services Schedule
Pastor Orville R. Brooks leads Sunday Services with Sunday School at 10 am and Preaching at 11 am Evangelistic Service at 8 pm A mid week Bible Study is held Thursday at 8 pm Psalm 103 2 3 is quoted blessing the Lord and forgiving sins and healing diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Gospel Church
Orville R. Brooks
Doan Ladies Host Shower For Bride To Be
Doan ladies held a pre nuptial shower for Miss Elayne Johnson of Mt Dodge fiancé of Duane Hansen, at Mrs Loyal Young home Tuesday afternoon. About 25 guests attended with hostesses Mesdames Thomas Young Ross Bunfington Henry Mertz Dale Struthers Dean Andrews Ted Hoover Sr and Percy Brink. Entertainment included a Magazine treasure hunt and a Swedish reading by Jean Andrews. Table decor featured a sailboat motif sailing the sea of matrimony with matching luncheon favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elayne Johnson
Mt. Dodge
Duane Hansen
Loyal Young
Thomas Young
Ross Bunfington
Henry Mertz
Dale Struthers
Dean Andrews
Ted Hoover’ Sr
Percy Brink
la Verne
Rural Mailbox Improvement Week Aids Neat Front Doors
The Post Office Department designates April 27 to May 3 as Rural Mailbox Improvement Week to urge rural patrons to repair and upgrade mailboxes. Tips cover sturdy posts, proper height, clearly painted names, aligned boxes, ruts filled, and driver convenience. Lions Beans and wolves group met. officers elected Dicky Hatten chair, Kenny Hansen vice chair, Rodney Hansen treasurer. lesson covered knot tying with lunch by Maurice Sathofif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
R.M.L
Lions
Beans
Wolves
Hansen's
Dicky, Hatten
Kenny Hansen
Rodney Hansen
Karry Hill
Maurice
Sathofif
Titonka Saddle Club Trail Ride Set For Next Sunday
The Titonka Saddle Club plans its first trail ride of the season for Sunday April 27. Members should gather at the Rodeo arena by 1 30 PM for the outing.
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Titonka Saddle Club
Rodeo
Tyke Baseball Beats Britt Then Edges Bancroft in Loss
Titonka opens spring with a 4-0 win over Britt as Krominga Ribben and Loeschen spark a key double play and Tjarks fans 13. Britt falls 7-1 to Bancroft as Losbig hurls solid relief. Gene Ringsdorf singles with runners aboard in the second for Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyke
Britt
Bancroft
Titanka High School
Tyke Boys
Tjarks
Krominga
Ribben
Loeschen
Lodbig
Britt High School
Gene Ringsdont
Titonka
Boyken
McDonald
Roskamp
Ubben
Cjarks
Laeschen
Ringsdorf
Goving
Shaw
Papadakes
Clark
Gomman
Imcmullin c
Garman
Losbig
Girl Scouts Hold Meeting and Plan Club Duties
Eleven Girl Scouts and two leaders attended the session. The group began with the Pledge of Allegiance and collected dues from two troops. Darlene and Betty served cake and chocolate milk after the meeting as Hilltops take on duties to fix up their den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene
Betty
Doris Hipp
Annual Amateur Show at Wesley Succeeds with Full House
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored event at Wesley High School drew a full audience. In the junior group Gary Seiverseike of Rogend won first prize of 5 dollars and the Virginia Reel took second for 3 dollars. In the adult group Nickey Papadakes of Britt won first prize 5 dollars for a vocal solo, with Phil Anderson receiving second prize 3 dollars for a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
BIG Success
American Legion Auxiliary
Gary Seiverseike
Rog End
Virginia Reel
Nickey Papadakes
Britt
Phil Anderson
Woden Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting Highlights
The Woden unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met with 20 members. Reports covered Sunshine gifts to hospitalized members, flag code of the month, April gifts for a sponsored Woodward award, and hospital support for Keith Halvorsen. Prizes were announced for Poppy Poster winners Janice Monson and Marlin Hinders, with prizes at the school commencement. The group donated to the PTA and cancer fund and planned May service activities. Barbara Gerdes selected for Girls State. Cuba talk given by Martha Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Sunshine
Americanism
Ann Christengeh
Nora Crone
Amy Davenport
Hattie Elsenmann
Lady At Wood
Keith Halvorsen
Town City
Auxiliary
Legion, Post
Ichairman
Woodaward
Poppy
Janice Monson
Marlin Himders
Ainners
PTA
Cancer Fund
Frieda Larson
Grace Isebrand
Ann Hanna
Barbara Gerdes
Cuba
Martha Larson
Mae Thwedt
County Conservation League Plans County Meeting in Burt
The Kossuth County Conservation League schedules a county meeting at the V F W Hall Burt Iowa for Wednesday evening April 23. James R Harlan assistant director of the State Conservation Commission will attend and share views from radio broadcasts and the Iowa Conservationist. Burt chapter hosts with Bruce Graham as president and Glee Bullock as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County Conservation League
V.F.W. Hall
Burt
Iowa
James R. Harlan
State Conservation Commission
Des Moines
Jim" Harlan
Sportsman's Corner
Jim
Bruce Graham
Glee Bullock
Sixteen New Cars and Trucks Licensed in Kossuth County
Sixteen new vehicles were licensed last week in Kossuth County. The list includes Ford H Montgomery Algona Swea City Hatchery trucks Harold Abbas Bancroft Harold W Schwartz Swea City Hatchery Chevrolet Eva Bisler Algona James Camp Algona H A French Lumber Co Titanica Mrs Don McGuire Corwith Henry Schroeder Lone Rock Pontiac Ervin Brandt Ledyard Plymouth LeRoy Klepper West Bend Leonard Neissner Algona Oldsmobile Lawrence Menke Bancroft Buick C W Nicoulin Algona Packard Rev J H Schultes Bancroft.
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Kossuth
Ford
Montgomery
Algona
Swea City
Ledyard
Plymouth
LeRoy Klepper
West Bend
Leonard Neissner
Oldsmobile
Lawrence Menke
Bancroft
Buick
C. W. Nicoulin
Packard
J. H. Schultes
Minneapolis Ice Follies Senior Skip Day Chronicle
Thirty four Buffalo Township Consolidated high school seniors spent a Minneapolis trip for skip day. They visited Foshay Tower and Andrews hotel, toured Minneapolis Artificial Limb Company, rode street cars, and attended the 1952 Ice Follies.
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Buffalo Township Consolidated High School
Minneapolis
Mehlan
Arthur J. Budiong
Tihiesse
Foshay Tower
Towa
St. Paul
Capitol of Minnesota
Thiesse
Bts
Son of Van Hansens Wed at Fort Dodge
Duane Hansen wed Elayne Johnson at Corpus Christi Church Fort Dodge. Attending were Dale Struthers Rose Andrews and Ted Hoover Sr with Dean Andrews family and Allen Brink Patty Hansen poured at the reception in Wraywood. Duane a former Dean boy, son of Van Hansen now in La Verne, was a World War II veteran and a traveling salesman from Peoria Illinois. The couple honeymooned in New Orleans and will reside in Moline Illinois.
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van Hansens
Fort Dodge
Dale Struthers
Rose Andrews
Ted Hoover Sr
Dean Andrews
Near Bunt
Duane Hansen
Elayne Johnnson
Corpus Christh Church
Wraywood
Allyn Brink
Patty Hansen
Duane
van Hansen
la Verne
Morningside College
Peoria
New Orleans
Moline
Illinois
Boy Scout Meeting Reports Progress On Safety Education
The Boy Scouts met on April 21 with attendees Billy Abbas Dennis Kromingg David Rippen trop Harold Boekelman Craig Sathoff James Honken and David Dreesman. They studied a new artificial respiration method demonstrated by Dennis and Harold and discussed plans to improve the community including teaching safety rules to young bicyclists. The next meeting is scheduled for May 12 in the Methodist church fellowship hall basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Billy Abbas
Dennis Kromingg
David Rippentrop
Harold Boekelman
Craig Sathoff
James Honken
David Dreesman
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
Craig Satholf
Sorthe
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Titonka School
American Legion
Budlong
Sant
Home Ee
Mar
Alyn
Callies
Katie
Titonka Ladies
St. Johns
Freeble
Roskemp
H.R
Kromingass
Hoover
Boyken, N
Ringsdont
Gerdis
Folkents
AB Broehle D
C . Dgan
Rahe
Hatten Af Froehle
P Henders
Ferguson
Ss McGuire
Lensing
Sore Iby Bnnning
Girl Scouts
Conservationists of County Plan
Ramsey
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