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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1961

Page

2

Portland Pennies 4-H Meets Describing May Tea Plans

The Portland Pennies 4-H met April 16 at Diane Miller’s home with 12 members answering roll call on cooking their favorite cut of wheat. A Mother’s Tea is planned for May 13 at Linda and Nancy Becker’s home, with Rally Day discussed and talks on meat and meat alternatives.

Portland Diane Miller Nancy Becker Catherine Trunk- Bih Diane Hellman Linda Lee Danner Lyle, Minn Lloyd Bartlett Arthur Bartlett Steven Louise Bartlett Blouise Stoddard Ed Rush Lyle Bust Herman Harms Gertie Rike Herman Gruis Buffalo Center Herman

Family Notes Include Visits and Illness Across Town

Citizens of Tomorrow report Edmund Larsen and Effie Teater with Mrs Harvey Larsen visiting Mrs Bill Larsen in New Hartford. She remains unable to recognize due to a recent stroke and long wheelchair use. Reports of social visits surround the Larsen circle and local clergy attend Presbyterial in Waterloo.

Local visitors and gatherings in Burt area homes

Mrs Victor Fitch and Korene plus Judy visited the Stanleys Rose and Leroy Tuesday afternoon. Anna Phelps of Crosby ND arrived and will stay a few days with Bernard and Chas Phelps. Rollo Moore and family were Sunday visitors. Levant Moore’s guests included Mervin Bristow and family from Irvington. Timer Harrs and family from Titania visited Saturday. James Honken of Algona stayed Thursday evening with the Stanleys Ruse. Gene Ringsdorf and sons from Des Moines were weekend guests of the Donalqg Ringsdorf and Henry Radmaker. Bob Barslow of Swea City joined a Saturday dinner at the Stanley Rose home. A Sunday card party at Jay Steven’s had attendees from Burt, Lone Rock, and nearby. Dwight Ruse and family visited the Stanleys Ruse. Jesse Harms and family went to Augusta, Wisconsin, to visit Andy Naumans. The Naumans are well. local country remains very wet with no crops yet.

Robert Sarcheta Portland Europe Switzerland Burkhalter Sparks Gene Meyer Ray McWhorter David Miller Guy Dimond Patsy Zwiefel Jean Wood Edmund Larsen Effie Teater Harvey Larsen New Hartford Bill Larsen Effie Téeter Jessie Chatee Walters Billy Christensen Debbie Christen Harvey Finley Algona Spirit Lake Duane Osbourne Osbourne Christensen Bernard Meisterland John Welp Bancroft Tom Trenary Kenneth Harold Becker Ralph Dugan Bill 'Trenary Doyle H. A. Smith Donald Ringsdorf Waterloo Victor Fitch Korene Judy Stanley Rose Leroy Anna Phelps Crosby N. D Chas Phelps Rollo Moore Phelps Mervin Bristow Kerry Rex Don Paul Irvington Levant Moore Timer Harrs Titania Stanley Ruse James Honken Gene Ringsdorf Gary and Billy Des Moines Donalqg Ringsdorf Henry Radmaker Bob Barslow Swea City Jay Steven P. W. Marlow Bill Champion Lone Rock John Miller Kenneth ‘Cook August Bernau Lawrence Presthus Burt Dwight Ruse Jesse Harms Mary Norma David Agusta, Wise Andy Naumans Naumans

Veteran educator still teaches at 92 in Millersburg

Mr W. J. Lindsey of Millersburg recently celebrated his 92nd birthday. He teaches a Sunday School class of “old men” aged 45 to over 80. He farmed and taught for 60 years and has taught Sunday School “all ways.”

W. J. Lindsey Millersburg

Farm Outlook Highlights 1961 Feed Program in Iowa

Farm Economist Francis Kulish of Iowa State University explains that Iowa budgets released via county extension offices show whether farmers will benefit from the federal emergency feed grain program this year. He notes corn prices may stay around last year’s level unless USDA moves corn from steel bins to fund the program. The hog outlook remains stable for 1961, while cattle feeding may shift as feeders adjust to cheap corn, with heifer slaughter rising and tempering overall cattle numbers.

Towa Francis Kulish Iowa State University United States Department of Agriculture Kutish

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