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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1952

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Algona area welcomes visitors and residents’ events

Local residents attend fairs visits to family and friends, military departures and returns, and community happenings. The notes mention trips to the Minnesota State Fair, visits in Algona and surrounding towns, a birth at St Ann hospital, and a wedding reception with hundreds of guests.

Joe Goetz Howard Frnttemark Minneapolis Minnesota Minn E. T. Thissen Shirley Lichteig Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge John Liehteig Arvin Larson St. Ann Hospital Algona Mary Lou Lester Larson George Weig Jr Verdun France Martha Wed Irene Studer Bridge Club Michael Erdman Austin Ruth Sparks Dean Will Martinek Welter Adolf Hartley Lake Okoboji Darrell Erdman Bell Telephone Richard Mayes Dallas Texas Ihna Gerdes Don Kraus Don Harold Brooks St. Paul Chas. Kraus Sr Kei Veterans’ Hospital Des Moines Carol Root L. T. Root Ruth Mary Goetz Vincent Daughan Roger Steve Cedar Falls Nancy Doughan Nancy West Bend LeRoy Sheppman Jr J. P. Studer Ruth Latham LesMars Sseere Carson Simpson Gloria Arthur Larson James Duane McIntosh Keosauqua Leo Hanig George Kunkle St. Benedict Dubuque Melvin Mindy Audrey Luken Protov Bob Studer Miami Florida Viola Studer P. C. Haynes Ed Farnum Park Thursiday Darrell ‘Erdman Ft. Gres Calif John Seiler San Luis Obispo Ft. Orb Darrel Bill Koppen Roland Schmidt Garner Lawrence Koppens Pequot Lake F. J. Hauptman Yellowstone Park Car McDonald Ellendale Leonard Studer Henman Studer

Three Georgia towns launch unique county colleges

In Carroll County Georgia three community colleges arose with no endowment or formal degrees. Smithfield Unity and Hulett's Sunday Afternoon College offer adult education with flexible years, self selected teachers, practical subjects, and diplomas by attendance. West Georgia College and a large foundation aid the effort.

Smithfield Carroll County Georgia College of Atlanta West Georgia State College West Georgia College Unity Unity Family College Hulett Carrollton

Old-Time Book Agents Needed in Rural Areas

At a rural reading conference educators urged returning to the old model of book agents in countryside areas. An experiment placing low priced books in feed stores failed as farmers did not view books with poultry and livestock purchases. A $7.50 livestock feeding book shows farmers will pay for useful titles. Experts favored expanding book distribution with bookmobiles as a practical method amid competition from movies radio and television.

Washington, D.C Farm Bureau

Health Outlook Positive as 1951 Death Rate Held Low

Health officials report the United States enjoyed very good health in 1951 with a death rate around 9.7 per 1000, only about 1 percent above the all time low. Despite a February–March wave of respiratory disease, gains in medical science and public health use support a favorable 1952 outlook.

United States

Signal Corps Reuses $80 Million In Japan Equipment

The Army Signal Corps in Japan refurbished and repurposed nearly 80 million dollars worth of WWII era communications gear abandoned on Pacific islands. About 50 000 radio and related devices plus 30 000 miles of field wire and 2 000 switchboards were reconditioned under contracts with 25 Japanese factories to support Korea era needs.

Army Signal Corps Japan Pacific Islands South Korea

Bruller Cure Stuttering Tied to Insecurity Says Expert

Boston University professor Dr. Donald M. Wilson notes that stuttering often stems from insecurity and resentment. Research at the school's speech clinic finds topics of responsibility or authority trigger stuttering, and many sufferers resist seeking help despite available treatment options.

Wilson

Tomato wine producer clocks 156 small red yield

A home operation near Troy in Davis county reports 156 small red tomatoes from a tomato wine project. Newspaper ads note swift control of the advertising process.

Gener Barker Troy Davis County

Medora Farmer Killed In Bridge Crash

Meeker Reynolds a 27 year old Medora farmer died after a tractor plunged through a bridge earlier this month. He was pinned under mud and water and died from suffocation.

Meeker Reynolds Medora

Oldest Tule Cypress Said to Be World’s Ancient Giant

Scientific experts estimate the Tule cypress as 3000 to 6000 years old making it possibly the world’s oldest living tree. It survived conquests and cataclysms while Zapotec Mixtec Indians revered it before 1519 and local legends say a church was built in its shadow. Easter and Christmas fiestas are still held beneath its branches.

Mexico Cortez

Maharajah Chooses Unusual Rail Link Location

The railway station at Trivan drum India sits three and a half miles from the town due to a maharajah whim. He did not want to profane his sandals by crossing the raila on his way to daily bath.

Trivandrum India

World famous Rosenbach collection of Shakespeare sold

The A. S. W. Rosenbach Shakespeare collection, valued at well above a million dollars, was sold to Dr. Martin Bodmer of Geneva Switzerland. The 73 volume set includes Shakespeare's first 1609 sonnet edition and was announced by John Fleming Rosenbach vice president and manager.

A. S. W. Rosenbach Upsand John Fleming Rosenbach Company Martin Bodmer Geneva Switzerland International Red Cross Fleming

Oaks Die From Overwatering In Garden Study

The University of California agricultural extension notes that oaks drowned by excessive watering harm nearby trees and lawns including rhododendrons. Excess moisture in gardens around oaks leads to oak decline due to overwatering.

University of California Agricultural Extension Service

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