Titonka Topic Lark weekly publication notice
Title appears as a local newspaper notice stating Titonka Topic Lark is published weekly and entered at the Titonka Iowa post office as second class matter. Subscription rates listed: 2.00 yearly in advance within Kossuth County and Titonka trade area, 2.50 outside, 3.00 in Canada and foreign countries.
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Titonka
Iowa
Kossuth County
Canada
Wedding Plans and Local Social Notes Highlight Wesley News
Miss Janet Reibsamen's pre nuptial shower at Mrs. Martha West's home precedes her August 18 wedding to Cletus West at Britt Catholic Church. The column also lists visits, reunions, and events from families including the Matern, Goetz, Richtsmeier, Studer, and West households with multiple trips, baptisms, banns, and a wedding set for August 21 and 30, plus community activities at St Joseph's and local clubs.
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Janet Riebsamen
Martha West
Cletus West
Britt
Frank Matern
Odebolt
Matern
Dorothy Shannahan
Leo Goetz
Patricia
Elaine
Kathy
Sheldon
Dennis Vitzthum
Alice Richtsmeier
R. N
Phoenix
Arizona
A. N. Richtsmeier
Paul Schmidt
Irene Studer
Helen Johnson
Lake Okoboji
Martin Hamilton
Hamilton
John Hamilton
Titonia
L. N. Klein
Sioux City
June Ade West
Ben Materns
Meservey
Paul Studers
Lea Puls
Olivia
Minn
Frank Homan
Clem Puls
Ackley
John
George Weig
George Cink
Frank Cink
Algona
J. P. Studer
Carol
Lorraine Bleich
Ames
Colleen Reising
Andrew Reising
Cletus Studer
St. Joseph's Church
Ivan Johnson
Roland
Oscar Johnson
Howard Finnemark
Raymond Carlson
C. E. Ward
Circle
Kraus
Bill Foth
Armand Tabb
Corwith
Tillie Leebig
Will Martinek
Arman Adolf
Hartley
Adolf’s
Earl Ward
Clear Lake
Earl
Rockford
Paul Friberg
University Hospital
Iowa City
Carl Johnson
R. J. Saunche
Hudson
Wis
P. C. Haynes
Haynes
Ed Farnum
Farnums
Shenandoah
Art Craig
Rutland
Tiltie Leebig
Keith Haverly
James Haverly
San Diego
Calif
Naval Air Technical Training Training School
Norman
Oklahoma
Navy Photography School
Pensacola
Fla
Amanda Nelson
Lloyd Brockman
St. Ann Hospital
K. & H. Oil Co
Joe Goetz
Victor Loehig
Farmers Co-op. Society
Co-operative Institute
Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Free Church
Guy Dimond
L. L. Lease
Lake Mills
Marilyn Gesme
Rowley Schnell
Newell
Lease
Minnesota
Sophia Hildman
Beatrice
Leo
A. J. Hildman
Bradgate
Carolyn
Suzanne Studer
Orthel Jolly
Gloria Sonius
Jane Tegimeyer
Bonnie Eckles
Britt Fairgrounds
George Kemper
Richard Hammond
Racine
Thecla Eisenbacher
Glenwood
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Reading
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Girard Strouth
Hammonds
Ralph Smith
Sharon
Billy
Fullerton
Don Kraus
Prairie Pals
Dar Jene
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Janet McCarthy
Charlotte Wise
Merle Wolding
Childdren
Becky
Bobby
Dallas
Texas
Henry Weiland
Lawrence Baylor
Lou Lickteig
Ed Lickteig
LaVerne
Bob Lickteig
Masonity
J. J. Copp
Buffalo Center
Alfred Erdman
Louisa Newman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Henrietta Shesky
Beaver Dam
Joyce
Janet
Karen Ptacek
Clarence Ptacek
Estherville
Lon Gouge
Wilfred Beckers
Duncan
Adolph Ptacek
Social Notes from Corwith and Surrounding Towns
A detailed local social diary lists visits and family events across Corwith Britt Burt Hartley and nearby areas. It covers marriages and weddings, army and naval training transfers, hospital stays, farm and co op meetings, church circles, 4 H activities, and planed travel and college beginnings for local youths.
Farm Outlook Cattle Numbers May Stabilize in 1954
Iowa State College economist Francis A. Kutish notes cattle and calf slaughter rose to 37 million in 1953, up 42 percent from 1951, but production lagged. Cattle herd surpassed 94 million this year after a 1 million rise, with most growth in cows and heifers. Slaughter remains about 10 percent above a year ago, signaling potential stabilization or slight decrease in 1954.
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Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College
Kutish
Cattle Slaughter to Reach Record Levels Says Analyst
Kutish projects total slaughter this year at 40 to 42 million head, with cattle on feed up from last year. He notes beef outputs may stay high through 1955 1956, and prices likely fall slightly next year barring income changes. Feeder cattle profits hinge on fall feeder cattle costs.
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Kutish
Iowa
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