Local Church Schedules and 1956 Waterfowl Season Notice
Church services listed for multiple congregations including Titonka Doan Parish Woden and Grace Gospel Church with Sundays School times. Also includes Ramsey Reformed Church and Good Hope Lutheran services and events. The report notes Iowa 1956 waterfowl season set for 70 days October 6 to December 14 with bag limits and changes such as no wood ducks and extended jack snipe season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
U. S Fish and Wildlife Service
Commission
Mississippi
Dearie Do You Remember from the 1906 Topic
This week’s 1906 Topic recalls Miss Iva Ash and Mr. Oscar Hedwick’s wedding in Titonica and Estherville, with their home later in Estherville. It notes Mrs. John Haver’s death, editor Lee O. Wolfe, and Titanica church ties, plus local notes from Titanica and Germania now Lakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Ash
Titonica
Oscar Hedwick
Estherville
Ash
John Haver
Haver
Reformed Church of
German Township
Lee O. Wolfe
Lee Wolfe
Titanica
New
Portland
Jessie Robinson
Algona
Ethel McMurray
R. H. Fitch
Titanica News
Elsie Reichsamen
Germania
Lakota
Amone
Jack Cruise
Jack
Mike Matern
Wolfe
Immanuel Lutheran News and Schedule
Pastor Diers leads worship at 10 am with Sunday School at 9 am. No Bible Class this Sunday due to an early service at Good Hope. Funeral services for Mr John Ostermann Sr. are set for Thursday at 1 30 p.m. at the church. Friday features softball games Good Hope v Christian Reformed and Immanuel v Britt at Woden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope Lutheran B. H. Schwerin
H. Diers
Thur
Christian Reformed
Good Hope
Britt
Immanuel
Immanual Lutheran HA
Diers
John Ostermann
Woden
Reciproc ity: The Golden Rule Across Centuries
The piece traces the Golden Rule from Confucius to Jesus, noting reciprocity as a negative form and a direct moral command. It argues good deeds return with blessing to the doer while evil invites misery, urging choose the good by doing unto others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confucius
Christ
Bethlehem
Jesus
Mr. Emerson
Local couples host gatherings across Spencer and Wellsburg
Community notices recount visits by Mr and Mrs George Peterson Mrs Martin Dean and Allen to Arthur Leats in Spencer on Wednesday. Socials describe Rachel Circle W S C S events and weekend hospitality at the Hocks and Klasses. A public safety summary reports 1999 Iowa vehicle death breakdown and a rise in registrations by 20 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peterson
Martin Dean and
Allen
Arthur Leats
Spencer
Leo Richter
Arend Neeland
Rachel
W.S.C.S
Everett Rippentrop
Herbert Klasse
Harald Rood
Walter Hocks
Wellsburg
Verle Schmidt
Rapid Dam
Minnesota
Bud Marcks
Paul Thacker
Rock Rapids
Paul Thacker, Jr
Iowas six month motor fatalities rise in 1957 report
State safety department study shows 307 people died in 262 fatal accidents during the first half of the year. There were 45 more deaths and 33 more crashes than in the same period of 1956, with 56 urban and 206 rural fatalities. Urban deaths rose notably in cities over 10,000 population from 23 to 35.
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Iowa
Ilowa
Dry hot weather can make Sudan grass poisonous to cattle
The American Veterinary Medical Assn warns that extreme drought or frost wilting Sudan grass cane sorghum and similar broad leaf grasses can chemically convert to prussic acid making forage toxic. Early growth stages are most at risk with symptoms including weakness paralysis and rapid death without prompt veterinary care.
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Sudan
American Veterinary Medical Ass’n
Veterinary Advice on Plant Poisoning in Livestock
Veterinary authorities warn early diagnosis and prompt intravenous treatment yield spectacular recovery from plant poisoning. Plants become non toxic after a recovery period and pastures should be free of sudan or cane during heat drought or after frosts to prevent cattle exposure. Fences must be secure to stop cattle from reaching these greens.
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Sudan
Fall lime applications advised by agronomist
Iowa State College agronomist Bill Bennett advises testing soil now to guide fall lime applications. He notes fall lime is essential to certain 1957 cropping plans and recommends obtaining recommendations in time to apply lime this autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bennett
Iowa State College Agronomist
Fall lime applications prepare legume and pasture seeds
Bennett advises lime now if soil needs lime before next spring seeding. For legumes and pasture renovations, apply finely ground limestone high in calcium carbonate this fall to let it react with soil and correct acidity ahead of seeding.
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Bennett
Treatment Timing for First-Brood Corn Borers
The guidance advises starting treatment for first-brood corn borers once 75 percent of the plants show feeding damage in the whorl leaves. Emphasis is on early action to curb infestation before it advances.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Titonka-Doan
the Methodist Church
Max E. Goldman
Titonka
Doan
Woden Presbyterian
Simon Fred Wenger
Grace Gospel Church
First Bible Presbyterian Church
Robert A. Wildeman
Ramsey Reformed Church
William Kroon
Ladies Aid
Dearie
Craig Sathoff
Robert H. Harper
NAPCO
Quaker All Steel
Isebrand
Titonka, Iowa
Frigidaire
Ray
Bancroft
Meielei
American Legion
Tyke Theatre
Ozarks
Marjorie Main
Arthur Hunnicutt
Gaynor
George Gobel
Mitzi Gaynor
David Niven
Intermill’s
Sunkist
Morton Beef
Snoboy
Serlectonte Deedeete
Carnation Milk
Realemon
Integee
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