Titonka School Weekly Activities
Readable weekly report lists student names and birthdays in kindergarten and grades three through eight. It notes new students Janice Alice and Linda Hansen, several birthday treatings, bird nests brought for observation, and ongoing topics from multiplication to geography, health, and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rippentrop
Reginald Schutter
Wayne Senne
Judy Wilbetite
Janice Alice
Linda Hansen
Joan Beenken
Edward
Attig
Wabben
Judy DeBoer
Lee Pearson
Forest Rangers
Fball Park
Brooklyn Dodgers
Norway
Edina Wabben
Roger
Iowa
Russia
Orient
Good Hope Lutheran A M announces weekly services and events
Divine worship at 10 30 a m Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 30 a m April Birthday Offering in the Sunday School Choir rehearses Thursday at 8 Mother Daughter banquet Friday at 6 30 Luther League meets Monday at 7 30 Brotherhood Tuesday at 8 Ladies aid next Wednesday at 2 Hostesses listed Ascension Day festival Thursday May 3 at 8 Clothing for my neighbor drive closes May 2 donate clothing for destitute worldwide by then
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope
Lutheran A. Mardorf
Luther’ League
Bill Tjaden
Gene Peterson
Brotherhood
Ladies Aid
Mesdames Heyo Boekelman
Telko Stecker
John Welhousen
Harm Wibben
Honey Spread Debuts From Titania Company
The Honey Products Company of Titania launches its first spread a honey based fruit flavored spread in cherry and orange with plans for grape and maple flavors. Beekeepers Ted Dunmire and Maurice Keil announce the product is now on sale at Ideal stores and positioned beyond jams and jellies in appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Products Company of
Titania
Ted Dunmire
Maurice Keil
Methodist Church and school activities noted
A church schedule lists services at Tittonka and Doan with Youth Rally at Klemme, plus a WSCS missionary session and youth events. The report covers classroom updates on reading, health topics, U.S. world affairs, corn belt geography, letter writing, spelling awards, a junior class play, and sewing dresses for a home economics project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. E. Albertson
Titnonka and
Doan
Klemme
WSCS
U. S
Corn Belt
Central States
Betty C
Garlene
Ronald
Edward W
Senior Skip Day Takes Tyke Group to Minneapolis
A senior class trip to Minneapolis with 32 story Foshay Tower views and hotel stays. They shopped, rode elevators, heard a WCCO Melody Matinee, danced at Marigold Ballroom, attended Ice Follies, and returned home tired but happy thanking sponsors and chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TYKE
Minneapolis
Mehlan
Thiesse
Nordman
Bob Lang
Roger
Wardden
Tower
Buckingham
WCCO
Dick Finch
Oldest native of Buffalo Township named as George Peterson
The column assertively identifies George Peterson as the oldest person born in Buffalo Township and living there continuously. It notes his long residence, his age impression of 65, and mentions another local resident George Wwash with ties to the area. The piece also records lively street conversations among four local men about church timing and Sunday meals, plus editor notes on unsigned letters and Indian Day reminders.
Ramsey Reforming Services and Bazaar Schedule
A Ram sey church announces Sunday School and Bible Classes at 9 30 am with Morning Worship at 10 30 am and Evening Worship at 8 00 pm. Ladies Aid plans a Spring Bazaar and Bake Sale Friday at 7 30 pm. Weekly meetings follow the schedule and the choir is invited to a brief social after the regular rehearsal Wednesday evening.
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Ladies Aid
Immanuel Lutheran announces weekly services and events
Pastor H A Diers leads worship at 10 a.m with a church building fund offering. Sunday School at 9 a.m. Choir rehearsal Monday 8 p.m. Confirmation class Saturday 9 a.m. Ladies Aid Mission Society Thursday May 3 at 1 30 p.m. Ascension service Thursday May 4 at 8 p.m.
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Immanuel Lutheran H. A. Diers
Ladies Aid Mission Soc
T'hhursday
Titonka Indians Town Team Joins County League
The Titonka Indians have joined the Kossuth County League for the 1951 baseball season. New members Renwick and Conwith join Ban croft Corwith St. Benedict St. Joe Algona, Renwick Whittemore Titonka, with the opener set for May 20 as Titonka meets Algona K. C. in a likely closely contested clash.
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Titonka Indians
Bancroft
Corwith
St. Benedict
St. Joe
Algona K
Renwick
Whittemore
Titonka
Conwith
Algona K. C
Algona x de More
Buffalo Boys 4 H Club Meeting Summary
Vice President Richard Ringsdorf led a nine member roll call naming a new feed. Minutes approved. A return skating party date set. Hog care talk on lice and mange given by the leader. April meeting at Charlie Meyers home with lunch by Mrs Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boys 4-H Club
Richard Ringsdorf
Charlie Meyers
Valley Farmerettes 4-H Club meeting notes and plans
The Valley Farmerettes held a April 20 meeting at Marlene and Judy Stecker's home with four visitors and cake showings. Shirley Ostermann earned a five year membership certificate and demos covered using a mixer and merinque. A Mothers Day Tea is planned for May 23 at Mrs Plaster’s home.
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Valley Farmerettes
Valley Fanmerettes
Marlene
Judy Stecker
Shirley Ostermann
Judy
Varlene Mayland
Margare t Franzen and Dale Finer Wed at Immanuel Church
Miss Margaret Franzen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Franzen, wed Dale Finer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Finer, in a double ring ceremony at Immanuel Lutheran Church Tilonka. The wedding featured formal processional music, a reception for about 150 guests, and outfits of beige and navy with pink carnation corsages.
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Gene Finer
Martyn Franzen
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Tilonka
Lohengrin
Margaret Franzen
Herman Franzen
Dale Finer
Henry Finer
Buffalo Center
H. A. Diers
Harris Sonnenberg
John Ostermann Jr
Bessie Finer
Jeanise! ‘Brand
Ower
Jerry Charlson
Raymond Franzen
Hohor
Morris Isebrand
Betty Ann Sonnenberg
Delores Welhousen
Glenn Bennicksen
National Commander to Speak at Algona Jamboree
Charles C. Halls national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will speak at the Algona VFW Jamboree on Saturday. Events include a 12:30 dinner, 1:15 address, 3 to 6 open house, and an 8 pm dance at the VFW hall. The item ends with Boy It in Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Halls
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V.F.W
Algona
Commander Ralls
V.F.W. Hall
Farewell party for Carl Giesking and neighbors
Neighbors gave Mr and Mrs Carl Giesking a surprise farewell party Thursday evening before their move from the farm after 35 years to a new home in Tilonka. Attendees included multiple local families. They presented a monetary gift to mark the long neighborhood association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Giesking
Gieskings
Tilonka
Ilo Buffington
Albert Loeschen
John Akes
Ringsdorf
Robert
Richard
Lewis Giesking
Harm Harrenga
John
Erwin Giesking
Joyce
Elmer Osternmann
Carl Giesking Jr
George Senne
Clarence -Attig
Titonka Hosts B B Sectional Baseball Tournament
Titonka high school will host a spring baseball sectional on April 30 May 2 and 4 with Woden Titonka Lakota and Buffalo Center as participants. First round features Woden vs Titonka April 30 at 3 30 pm. Wesley vs Buffalo Center May 2 at 2 30 pm. Lakota vs Tyke-Woden winner May 2 at 4 00 pm. championship May 4 at 3 30 pm. Admission 30 cents adults 20 cents high school 10 cents grade school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka High School
Woden
Titonka
Wesley
Buffalo Center
Lakota
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Girls Meet at Shirley Callies
The Buffalo Boosters 4-H club met April 21 at Shirley Callies home. Members arrived at 9 30 a m and helped prepare dinner. Carol Dunmire spoke on Yeast Breads and safety in the home while Carol Heith led a food service quiz. The group planned a May 26 Mothers Day Tea and June 11 Rally Day in Burt and elected officers including Carol Callies Carol Reith and Vernadelle Wills.
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Buffalo Boosters
Sharon Callies
Carol Dunmire
Carol Heith
Jane Amesbury
International Youth Exchange
Burt
Carol Callies
Carol Reith
Vernadelle Wills
Shirley Callies
Local Marriage Licenses Issued In Kossuth County
Four couples received marriage licenses in Kossuth county last week. Conrad Christofferson of Minneapolis and Lillian Schneider of St. Paul. Paul Eimers of Ringsted and Dolores Mansager of Fenton. Garvin Hargrove and Donna Dehnert both of Fort Dodge. Carl Schauburger of Bancroft and Ruth Ann Garry of Ledyard.
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Kossuth County
Conrad Christofferson
Minneapolis
Lillian C. Schneider
St. Paul
Paul Eimers
Ringsted
Dolores Mansager
Fenton
Garvin L. Hargrove
Donna M. Dehnert
Fort Dodge
Carl J. Schauberger
Bancroft
Ruth Ann Garry
Ledyard
Last Rites for John Pink 75 in Titonka Area
Funeral services for John Pink 75 were held at the Methodist church in Algona with Rev. J. E. Albertson leading. Mr Pink died after a stroke and surgery while living at Merritt Rest Home in Algona. He had been active in community affairs and leaves a widow two daughters a son and four grandchildren. Burial was in Buffalo Township Cemetery.
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Methodist ‘Church
John Pink
Merritt
Algo~na
Pink
J. E. Albertson
Wibbur Schram
Florence Reynolds
W. A. Sc
Hampton
Sexton
Mary Seeman
Algona
Irvington
Titonka
Algo
Lake
H. N. Hawley
Mason City
Robert Pink
Ceres
Calif
Pre
New Hampton
Howard Pink
Alta Vista
Ella Pink
A. B. Davis
Spencer
A. W. Young
Clearake
Owen Earnhardt
Moorhead
Minn
H. I. Hawley
Naoma DeWilde
Constance DeWilde
Minneapolis
Earl Blakley Sr
Earl Blakley Jr
Pauline Nelson
Rutland, Starritt
Clear Lake
Dave Pink
Frank Griner
Buffalo Center
O. J. Peterson
Elmore
B. E. Sanders
Roy MclMahon
Lou Bolenous
John Seeman
Nels Jensen
Duane Jensen
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Titonka School
Honey Products Company
Titonea
Karen Johnston
Buffalo Township
George Peterson
Jas
George Wwash
Theepfice
Pete Callies
Lsten
Ramsey
A. Roskamp
Margaret Franzendale Finer
Immanuel Church
Carl Gieskings
CUB Scouts
Td Nenepat Neenae
Christina Abbas
Ted Abbas
Farm Bureau
Swea City