Subscription Rates In Kossuth County and Beyond
Subscription rates listed: 2.50 per year in advance for Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory, 3.00 per year outside that area, and 8.50 per year for Canada and foreign countries.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1960
Page
1
Subscription rates listed: 2.50 per year in advance for Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory, 3.00 per year outside that area, and 8.50 per year for Canada and foreign countries.
Published weekly in Titonka Iowa the paper serves the county and Titonka trade area. Subscriptions move within the county and Titonka territory and continue yearly unless subscribers notify or the publisher decides to discontinue.
Robert Scott Kinseth was baptized on Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Algona. Sunday dinner guests at the Kinseth home included Carl Ludwig family, Delmar Kinseth and Rachel, Henry Stroebel of Burt, and J J Overgston from Spencer visited Clifford Krantz’s home along with Lyte Opheim and family.
Letter from reader applauds the Town of Titonica for last week's clean-up project. The author commends the Town Council and Chamber of Commerce for their leadership and ongoing emphasis on maintaining community cleanliness.
Sunday visitors stopped by the home of Mr and Mrs Bernard Opheim in Bede. The Pannkuk family and Dale Kroon visited Minnie and Alice Pannkuk. Lawrence Govern and Virgil Schrader called on Mrs Elwood Nelson. Graduation gift ideas include a 100 photo Flip-File Photo Album available at Honken Electric or residence at 145R2. Carl Ludwig and Charles Reed visited Russell Krominga. Amog Krominga and Diane with Henry Harms and family spent the weekend in Rockford visiting Paul and Roger Krominga and Delois Dunnavan. Neighbors helped Maggie Brandt celebrate her birthday with a lunch and gifts.
Council met in executive session and discussed gravel purchase from Carl Harmis pit at 25 cents per cubic yard. Town will enforce dog license ordinance. Meeting adjourned. Sybil Freerksen Town Clerk.
Mr and Mrs Tom Loats spent the weekend with Kenneth at Manning and attended a play he directed, The Little Dog Laughed. Monday evening visits included Mr and Mrs Lyle Opheim at Mason City and several friends from Fort Dodge and local households. All the children of Maggie Brandt returned Sunday to celebrate her birthday.
Mr and Mrs Richard Isebrand and family visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Emil Dahms in Winnebago Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Raymond Schutter and family called on Mr and Mrs Elwood Nelson Sunday afternoon. Dean Kuchenreuther is helping out at the locker this week.
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