Tonka Men Broadcast Over KGLO From Titonka
A KGLO Mason City and Snearer Estherville broadcast featured five Titonka men and local figures discussing the Indian Wy celebration. Interviews covered history, rodeo plans, bloom of parade efforts, and community support led by Dr Calhoun and the Titonka Chamber of Commerce.
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Ne Rodeo Bom
KGLO
Mason City
Snearer
Estherville
Himer
Peterson
Anty Mehler
Peonar Callies
Titanics
Mer Ant
Frank Clark
Titonka
Algona
Sartor
Algo
Oltize
Calhoun
Oy Titonka
Ebner Peterson
Fartret
Townan
Tonkaer of Commerce
Len
Hank
Harry Mehlan
Comerce
Harry
Ivanent
Titonica
Jemeth Swan
Rade
Wayne Miller
Rodeo
Harold Gartner
Chamber of Com
Kanneth
Quino
Anyvone
Kennesth
Time Miller
Efis
Sunya
Wayne Schein
Fominitee
J. R. Fuller
Frank Fisher
Art Boy
Ekner Peterson
Dor Schut
Owet Krantz
Fiarold Gartner
Titotka Chamber
Democratic Rally at Lake Okeboji Next Sunday
Dickinson County invites Eighth District and surrounding counties to a Democratic rally at the Lakeland Theatre on Sunday August 20 at 2 pm. Speakers include state chairman presenting campaign issues with candidates McGivern Gillette Loveland and others. Audience will sing and join in the program at Lake Okeboji.
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Orobot
Spirit Lake
Dickinson County
Lakeland Theatre
Arnolds Park
Milford
Beautiful Lake Okeboji
Hollywood
Invereton
Skabill
Lake More
Boy Scouts speakers discuss Jamboree trip at Lions meeting
Ronald Nelson and David HonkenteI spoke at the Titonka Lions Club Thursday evening about their recent Boy Scout Jamboree visit to Valley Forge. The youths shared eight rood stories of the trip during the club’s regular meeting after lunch at Ann and Ida's cafe.
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David Hondken
Ronald Nelson
Titonka Lions
Valley Forge
Gion Tall
Ann & Ida
Cate
Girl 17 Dies In Car Crash West Of Lakota
Miss Donna Ites 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Edles of Buffalo Center is dead. Morris Wortman 19 son of Mr and Mrs E A Wortman farmer four miles SW of Lakota is hospitalized with severe cuts and bruises after a crash at 3 am Monday. Wortman says he dozed and the Ford struck the south concrete bridge section. Miss Ites attended school in Titonka and Buffalo Center.
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Donna Ites
Edles
Buffalo Center
Morris Wortman
E. A. Wortiman
Lakota
Buffalo Center Hospital
Wortman
Miss Ites
Worfman Ford
Dwayne Lester
Medrid
Iowa
South Concrete Bridge
Miss Stee
Stanley Stecker
John Hippen
Miss Ties
Titonka
Donnalles
Bancroft’ Register
Unclear text fragment on local event boundaries
The readable lines describe a Sunday event and a multi day celebration with references to places and dates but lack coherent details or names to confirm specific actions or outcomes.
Big Improvement Underway on Bancroft Road
A large road upgrade is in progress along Bancroft Road from Bancroft and Three-Mile Corner north toward Forest City and Rainbow Bridge. The 75 percent gravel 25 percent clay mix is laid as a four inch base for future blacktop, with trucks making the route hazardous and detours advised.
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Bancroft
Hainbow Bridge
Warner Scheantdt Corner
Lakota
Forest City
Rainbow Bridge
Kallasch
Swea Cly
Merriam Rides Shows and Attractions Impress at Titanics Fair
The Merriam rides shows and concessions operated on Main street Monday evening and Tuesday as contracted. Traer and Algona itineraries linked the attractions to the county fair circuit. The celebration committee hopes Merriam and his acts return for Titanics next year.
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Merriam
Thanics
Tatanka
Traer
Tewa
Al‘gona
Merviana
Rose Kollasch Weds Dennis Haverly at Wesley
Rose Ann Kollasch daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Kollasch married Dennis J Haverly son of Mr and Mrs Henry Haverly at St Josephs Catholic Church Wesley on Wednesday August 15 8 30 am. Rev L N Klein officiated. The bride wore an off white lace gown with seed pearl detailing and a tulle veil. They hosted a three course dinner for 80 at the Spanish Hall followed by a dance at Duncan Ballroom and plan to live in Wesley.
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Hetty
Hugh
Schoe
Spanish Hall
Duncan ‘Ball Room
Wesley
Good Hope Lutheran parish notices for August events
Pastor A Mardorf notes no service this Sunday. Women’s Missionary Society meets Thursday August 17 at 8. Luther League hay ride party is Tuesday August 24 at 7 at Steve Tjaden farm with a wiener roast. Choir rehearsal Friday August 25 at 3. Brotherhood picnic on Sunday August 27.
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Good Hope Lutheran A. Mardorf
Divine Serwice
Stingay Seneo
Women's Missionary Society
Luther League
Buy It in Titonea Chamber Meeting Menu
The September 11 Chamber of Commerce lunch committee includes Art Benet, Arthur J. Budlong, and Herman Tjarks. Immanuel Lutheran offers Divine Service at 30 dollars and Sunday School at 9 30.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Art Benet
Arthur J. Budlong
Herman Tjarks
Immanuel Lutheran Divine Service
Titonka's 1950 Rodeo Draws Strong Crowd, Big Success
Titonka's 1950 Rodeo impressed locals and distant visitors with larger crowds and better shows than 1949. The Circle P Rodeo drew praise for entertainment quality, and the Chamber of Commerce committee thanked all who aided in the event.
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Titonka
Titonio
Circle P
Chamber of Commercé
Chamber of Commerce
Titanica
Street Parade on Indian Day Delights Town
The Tuesday parade at 12 30 drew a large crowd with four bands and many local groups. The route ran from Main Street to the post office and toward the Rodeo arena where the queen was crowned in ceremonies.
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Buffalo Center
Elmore
Kelster Minn
Kennedy Post V. F. W
Band Valley Farmettes
Immanuel Gutheran Church
Titanica Telephone Co. Tyke Electris Trench Lumsher Co
Keister Minn
Aplerstate Power Co
New Methodist Church
Bonacker's Foot
Minn
Swan Furniture
Titonka Fire
DeWail Machine Co
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Titonka
Rodeo Periformers
Elmore Saddle Club
Sendosa
Rodeo Arena
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Tonka Men
Ronald Nelson and
David Honkentel
Girl
Gerry Partlow
Circle P Rodeo
Brancs
Rose Kollasch
Donald Haverly
Kossuth County
Rodia
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