Titonka News Highlights Family Gatherings and Local Notices
Local notes report birthdays and visits from Buffington and Gray families, hospital stays, trips to Minneapolis and Spearfish South Dakota, and a field of community events including a pot luck picnic for 32 of 44 families. Also covered are U.S. loans for farmers after natural disasters, detailing eligibility, loan terms, interest rates, and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Buffington
Brad and
Beth
Danbury
Conn
Scott Isebrand
Algona
Wanda Hudson
Thomasa Hudson
Minneapolis
Minn
Bradford Buffington
Richard Buffington
Jacki
Gray
Fred Gray
Garlene Schmidt
Terry Schu~tter
Keith Pries
Waterloo
Jerry Boekerman
Jerry
United Blue Earth Hospital
Lewis Giesking
Harold Hofbaner
Burnsville
Tony Kardoes
Clarence Gingrich
Fenton
Leo Richter
Spearfish
James Brauhn
Mt. Rushmore
Reptile Gardens
Center of the States
Alfred Redenius
Arlene
Alvina
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Perry Hefty
Hubbard
Arlys
Larry C. Vange
Forest City
Allison Carol
Hancock County Hospital
Elmer Gray
Buffalo Center
Carl Vange
South Side
Titonka
Grass Shelter House
Dwight Longaker
Davenport
Charles Reed
United Methodist Church
Titanka
Rod Wilbeck
Phil Jaren
FmHA Emergency Loans For Farmers In 1977 Crop Losses
Kenneth E. Blackledge, County Supervisor of FmHA for Kossuth and Emmet Counties, announced eligibility for credit assistance to farmers with severe crop losses or failed wells due to the drought spanning 1976 and 1977. Applications must be filed by September 30, 1977, at the county office on North Main Street in Algona, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fmha
Farmers Home Administration
Kenneth E. Blackledge
Kossuth
Emmet
Mot
North Main Street
Algona
Towa
Black Agnes of March and Dunbar in the Scottish border wars
The Countess of March and Dunbar, Black Agnes, lived with her husband at Dunbar Castle on the North Sea coast during ongoing wars between Scotland and England, illustrating the determined spirit of Scottish women in that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Agnes
March and
Dunbar
Dunbar Castle
North Sea
Scotland
England
Countess Defies Siege at Dunbar Castle in Scottish Legend
The Earl of Salisbury led English forces to Dunbar Castle but Black Agnes refused surrender. He used wooden artillery to batter the walls while Agnes dusted each hit with a lace handkerchief. When her husband returned, his troops routed the besieging army. she saluted him with a lace handkerchief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Salisbury
Dunbar Castle
Black Agnes
Scotch Information Centre
Earl
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