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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1949
Page
4
Warning notice states both town and country residents overuse the dump grounds now private property. A note from Virgil Miller asks for permission before dumping and directs dumps to the back end of the grounds.
A family birthday gathering for Mrs K Thomsen marked her 84th birthday held Sunday at Ringsted city park. Guests from multiple Iowa towns attended, with a no-service Sunday at the Ringsted Methodist Church due to Rev Mand's absence.
Iowa State College entomologist H M Harris says grasshoppers are widespread across Iowa. Farmers should inspect field margins and road sides before cutting, spot-treat small areas, and prefer treating legumes in blossom. If needed, apply chlordane or toxaphene carefully, avoid feeding treated foliage to dairy cattle.
Fred Huettner has been appointed city marshal to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Cliff Buckels, who started work as assistant to Sigurd Tjernagel in the Germania.
Fred announces a ninety day leave of absence from the creamery section where he has served for thirty years. He will pause duties starting August first and plans to return to work afterwards.
Lakota Mrs. Merle Heetland traveled to Chicago two weeks ago to pack household goods for a move and to attend her husband Merle Heetland's graduation on July 27 from the Scott Industrial School of Air Con-
A student with a degree in mechanical conditioning and refrigeration and second high honors in his class visited from Friday to Wednesday, then traveled to Denver to see Merle’s sister and brother, Elbert Sandberg and family, and Johnny, a Denver College student, before moving on to a new home in California for employment.
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