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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1945
Page
2
Published weekly Woltered at the Post Office in Mitonki Twia as Second Close Matter. Covers a territory unmatched by others. Subscriptions: $2.50 yearly in county and Titonka trade area, $3 outside the territory, $18 for Canada and foreign countries, $2 for armed service personnel. Subscriptions continue yearly unless cancelled by subscriber notice or publisher discretion.
Miss Dorothy Hauptman daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Hauptman and Harold Martinek son of Mr and Mrs Albert Martinek were married at St Josephs church in Wesley Tuesday at 9 30 am officiated by Rev L N Klein. The bride wore white satin with lace and a long veil and carried a pink astor bouquet. Attendant Corporal Bernard Hauptman is on furlough from Camp Atterbury Indiana. After a reception for sixty at St Josephs hall a wedding dance followed. They will live near Wesley after a short trip.
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular monthly meeting at the Legion Hall on Friday afternoon. Mary Sartor acted as color bearer and Marble Wilson as chaplain in the absence of officers. Members contributed to various funds, ordered bright red poppies, and remitted dues. A volunteer lunch was served during a hail storm. Next meeting is planned for September 28 with Mable Wilson and Sadie Dentom as co-hostesses.
Pastor Snuttjer leads marching worship at 10 30 Sunday School starts 9 30 Topie presents Joseph's Place in God's Plan. Evening Worship at 8 Young People's Society meets Sunday at 7 30 pm Monthly mission offering to Northwestern Junior College and Academy of Orange City Iowa. Beest thou a man diligent in his business he shall stand before kings Proverbs 22 29.
Farmers are urged to vaccinate pullets for Pox now while on range. Past two winters saw severe outbreaks after birds were housed for winter. Vaccination should occur on range and birds left on range for 3 to 4 weeks afterward to be safe next winter.
Sarah resists her father’s plan to sell the family farm as attorney Jayne reviews the property with farmer Bender. Pigs act oddly around the alfalfa, a planned cash sale looms, and Sarah seeks to buy the place with her own funds while facing misreads and a ruined wine mix up.
News sports scene centers on Slats Moran’s desperate bid to fight Tony Amano in a semifinal at Nichola Arena. Moe Nicholas hustles a last minute payday by pushing Slats to face the rising knockout ace Amano, with Dave reporting the bout and the crowd of nine thousand. Slats lands a decisive trick punch setup after coaching, shocking Amano and fulfilling Moe’s grim ultimatum.
Nutritionists assure that the most important crops in the area are green leafy foods rich in vitamin A. These foods are currently consumed far too little, prompting calls for increased inclusion in daily meals.
The 1946 AAA plan, approved by County Chairman Robert Loss, aims to push soil-building and water-conserving practices on Kossuth county farms. The plan shifts more decision power to county and township committees and farmers, with a county budget for AAA assistance to be allocated from the state. Township committees will help farmers design plans. county estimates must not exceed the soil-building budget, benefiting both rural and urban communities by producing more and better food.
Overseas Christmas parcels must be mailed Sept 16 to Oct 15 with a maximum 6 pound weight and 86 inches length and girth. Cards to overseas destinations use first class rate with no time limit. Roosevelt Memorial stamp to go on sale Aug 24 1946 at Warm Springs GA, with other post offices shortly after. Limited Air Mail to the Philippines resumes. parcel limit 2 ounces and rate applies.
A snippet notes postage costs at 50 cortex per half joutice. The terse line implies a standardized rate, but lacks context on applicable items or duration.
The United Service Women of America thank all volunteers for completing August shipments including wool lap robes cotton lap robe an Afghan 10 pair slippers 2 pair scuffies 67 handkerchiefs 64 washcloths 6 pillow slips chaired by Mrs Lem Stockwell at the Titonka sewing center.
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