Titonka School Readiness Opens Monday
A kindergarten clinic hosted by the Titonka school opened Monday with 22 children enrolled. County Nurse and PTA members coordinated the event, with Miss Rust meeting parents and children. A film highlighted child health needs. The faculty list covers grades one through eight and high school staff, with a Saturday meeting for organization. School lunches rise to 25 cents. Numerous summer improvements to the school plant are open for viewing by patrons.
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P.T. A
Miss Rust
Beth Louise Albertson
Doris Jean Miller
Vernon LeRoy Burkhart
Cynthia June Rakow
Karen Janet Bruns
Janice Fay Oestermann
Peggy Lee Michaelsen
Selene Kay Miller
Gale Beth Miller
Sherry Denice Boyken
Keith Richard Hamilton
Sheryle Lynn Gray
Loren Iain Pannhuk
Russell Larry Cenaday
Myrna Jean Rike
Linda Kay ‘Smid
Dorothy Ann Simpson
James
Dick Downs Graduates From State Teachers College
Richard K. Downs son of Mr and Mrs Homer Downs graduated from a four year course at State Teachers College Cedar Falls Thursday evening and received a bachelor of arts degree He majored in Men's Physical Education with minors in Biology and Safety Education He was among 226 summer graduates His parents attended the ceremony Mary Ann Eisenmann of Woden also earned a bachelor of arts in Teaching English and History from the four year program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard K. Downs
Homer Downs
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Mary Ann Eisenmann
Woden
Ramsey Reform Church Pastoral Schedule
A. Roskamp is pastor at Ramsey Reform. Sunday activities include Sunday School and Bible Classes at 9 30 am, Morning Worship at 10 30 am, and Evening Worship at 2 00 pm. Friday choir rehearsal is also listed.
Woden Auxiliary Reports Meeting in August Session
The Woden Unit 628 American Legion Auxiliary met on August 9 with sixteen members. A meritorious service award with 180 credit points earned a superior rating for the fifth year. $25 aided Legion Post sidewalks. new-born baby girls receive a first year membership toy. Directors were appointed for the year, and hostesses Mae Thwedt and Clara Smith led the August gathering.
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Woden
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Post
Legion Hall
Mina Bird
Leota Gerdes
Des Moines
Theresa Gerdes
Martha Halvorsen
Maudella Ellefson
Mae Tweet
Neema Isebrand
Louise
Titonka Locals Take Quiet Vacation Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dreesman and their son David spent a week in northern Minnesota and Canada on a fishing getaway. The trip was peaceful with no tall tales about big catches from Herman.
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Titonka
Herman Dreesman
David
Minnesota
Canada
Herman
Sheriff Displays Photo of Monroe County Jail in Office
Long convinced Monroe county has the most modern and attractive jail in Iowa, Sheriff John Goodwin plans to place a picture of it in his office envelope to showcase the facility's status.
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Monroe County
Iowa
John Goodwin
Gillette on Senate Foreign Aid Plan and House Cuts
Senator Gillette criticizes the $8.5 billion foreign aid bill as a hodgepodge and opposes broad geographic funding. He seeks a $2 billion cut, warns of unchecked executive transfers, and questions administration of the program amid House calls for a Mutual Security Administration. The action faces weeks of debate as Congress weighs tax plans and jurisdiction.
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Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
House
Paris
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
George
Joint Committees
Congress
Mutual Security Administration
Smith
New Jersey
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Congressional Action Agriculture
White House
Bankhead- Jones
Senate Post , Office Committee
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Demonstration Team Wins Blue Ribbon
At the Kossuth County Fair Buffalo Boosters 4-H team earned a blue ribbon and a trip to the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Members are Carol Callies and Marlyn Callies, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Callies. Demonstration titled Food for Father highlighted dairy product use with hot cheese sandwiches. Leader Mrs. C. Callies will accompany the team to Waterloo in October. judge Mrs. Mabel Hewitt apologized for a prior misclassification.
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Buffalo Boosters
Waterloo
Carol Callies
Carl F. Callies
Marlyn Callies
Ed Callies
Mabel Hewitt
Rockwell City
C. ¥. Callies
Welhousens Move to Home in Titonka Town
Mr and Mrs Wm Welhousen moved to town Thursday and now reside in a new house bought from Henry Korte months ago Wilbur will stay on the farm and live alone for now Will, an old settler, has lived here since 1888 He previously lived on the farm Herman now occupies and the Welhousens have lived at German Valley and on the farm south of the Collar corner
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WM. Welhousens
Wm. Welhousen
Henry Korte
Wilbur
Will
Herman
President vetoes pensions bill for nonservice-connected veterans
The President rejected a bill to extend pensions for disabled veterans whose disabilities are not service related. He said the plan would cost nearly $18 million in the first year and reach about $100 million annually by century’s end. He warned it would widen gaps in government treatment of non veterans and service-connected cases.
Reverend Kilian Dies Suddenly in Minnesota
Pastor Adolph Kilian of Emanuel Lutheran near Titonka died Monday morning after a heart attack. Serving the congregation from 1922 to 1941, he was widely known in the area. Funeral at Henderson parish and church Friday at 1 p.m. Burial in Springfield. Survived by wife, son Ruben, and daughter Louise.
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Adolph Kilian
Kilian
Immanuel Lutheran
Titomka
Spirit of Cooperation and Community Involvement
A local piece praising volunteerism in Indian Day celebrations and community events. It lauds band mothers, Boy Scout leaders, and Chamber of Commerce volunteers, urging readers to join in public activities for a stronger community. It notes Pope Gregory XII’s calendar reform in 1882.
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Gregory XII
Buffalo Boosters Shine at County Fair Demonstrations
The Buffalo Boosters displayed strong performance at the Kossuth County fair with Carol and Marilyn Callies earning a blue ribbon and a trip to the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo for their Food for Father demonstration. The table setting entry won best in class and will go to the Iowa State fair. The club, led by Jane Amesbury and Shirley Callies, earned blue ribbons across several baking and canning entries, logged 1,251 baked items, 1,078 meals prepared, 203 quarts canned, and 323 quarts frozen, with 12 members contributing multiple entries and record books.
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Buffalo Boosters
Kossuth
Carol
Marilyn Callies
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Father
Jane Amesbury
Shirley Callies
Booth
Shirley
Sharon
Darlene Callies
Vernadell Willis
Bing
Carol Callies
Sharon Callies
Colleen Rippentrop
Marilyn Stocker
Angel
Beverly Stecker
Darjene Callies
Carol Dunmire
A. J. Budiong
Ted Hoover Jr
R. L. Krantz
Jay Budlows
Indian Day Gratitude Moves Titonka Chamber Leaders
The Titonka Chamber of Commerce and its officers thank all who assisted in Indian Day preparations and the parade. They praise the cooperation of organizations and businesses and note the success inspires plans for next year before the final events end.
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The
Itanka Chamber of Commerce
Imany
Titonka
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Harry Mehlan
Russel Dorkstader
James A. Barlow
Sylvan Thiesse
Donald DePaulus
Blanche Schutter
Beulah Budlong
T. A. Reith
Dick Downs
North Marin
Elmer Peterson
Woden Auxiliary
Clara Smith
Pearl Smith
Mae Thwedt
Sen. Gillette
Capitol Hill
Buffalo
Heam
Titonka Creamery
Ann & Ida's Cafe
Titonka Woman's ‘Club
Mothers
Doug Swan
Bobby Schramst
Carl ‘Harms
Sid Buffington
Noel Krantz
Joyce Graham
Franklin Schutter
Jimmy Peterson
Sylvia Eden
Good Hope Lutheran A. Mardorf
Brotherhood
Turtle Lake
Luther League
Michigan State College
A. Kilian
Omeone
Boy Scouts
Hem
Chamber of Commerce
Alos
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