Christmas party and gifts noted by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit holds its annual Christmas party at the Harry Reed home with Ethel Reed and assistants hosting. A 50c tree decoration marks the event, and a Gift Shop report is planned. Gratitude is extended to all who contributed to baking, cookies, and gifts for veterans. Thanksgiving guests are listed from several families.
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American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Harry Reed
Ethel Reed
Thelma Haggins
Esther Peterson
Woodward
Veterans
Appreciation Night Set For This Evening At Schutter
The Titania Chamber of Commerce sponsors an annual Appreciation Night tonight at Schutter Implement starting 7:30 p.m. Door prizes, prizes for card playing and lunch are planned. Men attending can enjoy a sociable evening with friends and neighbors.
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Schutter
Titania Chamber of Commerce
Christmas Fair Opens At Good Hope Lutheran Church
The Titonia Federated Club presents "Christmas Is Magic" at Good Hope Lutheran Church on Thursday December 3 with an open house at 1 30 p m and an evening program at 7 30 p m. Mrs George Schuster chairs the event with co chairs Mrs Carl Callies Mrs Kenneth Krantz and Mrs William Amesbury. An evening tea follows the program and exhibits are to be delivered to the church from 9 00 to 11 00 a m that day.
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Titonia Federated Club
Good Hope Lutheran Church
George Schuster
Carl Callies
Tair
Kenneth Krantz
Wiliam Amesbury
Christmas Tea Plans by Titonka W S C S
The Titonka Woman's Society of Christian Service will host its annual Christmas Tea on December 9 at 2 00 p m The program titled Birthday of a King will be led by program chairman Mrs Clarke Miller Decorators are led by Mrs R L Krantz Invitations go to local church women faculty members wives and all Methodist women Hospitality hostesses are Mrs Heiko Boekelman and Mrs Arthur Peterson
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Titonka Woman's Society of Christian Service
Clarke Miller
R. L. Krantz
Methodist Church
Heiko Boekelman
Arthur Peterson
Titonka Gymnasium
L’trio Catering Co
Sheldon
Doris Krantz Eae
Clarence Brandt
Phyllis Swyter Baade
Rolla Moore
Arthur Boyken
Margaret Brandt
Jo Ann Baade Asa
Charles Reed
Arthur Louis
Milly Krantz
Cosgrove
Stanley Larson
Ted Hoover
Jane Amesbury Opsal
Peggy Michaelson
Nubbins
Spencer
Milly Cosgrove
Phyllis Baade
Rollo Moore
Titonka Plans Friday Meeting After Thompson Loss
Titonka schedules a special council meeting with Town Attorney to discuss further action before final settlement on the sanitary sewer project. Meeting adjourned. Sybil Freerksen, Town Clerk. Harold Gartner, Mayor.
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Titonka
Iowa
Sybil Freerksen
Christmas Street Draws Begin In Titonka Holiday Events
Arthur Boyken is named Alumni Association proxy for Titonka’s 14th annual alumni banquet held November 27 in the Titonka gym. Christmas street drawings start December 12 with three events at 3 PM, adding turkeys and many gifts from Tilonka merchants. Santa visits December 19. shoppers urged to register at merchants. limit one prize per family. Titonka basketball squads post wins over Thompson, with detailed scoring by Iris Michaelsen and others. next games set for Armstrong and Rake.
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Titania Chamber of Commerce
Tilonka
Santa Claus
Titonka
Thompson
Squaws
Iris Michaelsen
Cindy Budlong
Barb Welander
Titania
Welander
Linda Budlong
Phyllis Sachau
Mavis Harris
FT FG
C. Budlong
S. Michaelsen
C. Smidt
L. Krantz
L.budlong
P.sachau
B. Welander
M. Harms
Titonka Indians
Cubs
Ted Iiebrand
Allen Jansgen
Indians
Tyke
George Pommer
Rich Thomas
Keith Brandt
Aeal Boys
FT FG TP
R. Isebrand
J K. Brandt
A. Janssen
RK. Akkerman
I G.pommer
B. Kitzinger
R. Thomas
G. Michaelsen
P. Thomas
Armstrong
Rake
Wool Growers Urged to Finalize 1964 Wool Sales
Wool growers must complete all marketings and file for payment by December 31 1964 to qualify for the 1964 marketing year. Richard I. Anderson, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, notes that sales completed after that date will count toward the 1965 year. Payments for 1964 begin around April next year, with 1965 payments due spring 1966. Applications to ASCS County Office are due by January 1965.
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Richard I. Anderson
Cairman
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Weekly Hot Lunch Menu for School Week
Monday offers baked beans wiener in bun Whipped jetlo salad pear sauce and milk. Tuesday serves meat loaf mashed potatoes gravy bread and butter buttered green beans peach cobbler and milk. Wednesday features creamed roast pork over mashed potatoes buttered sliced carrots cheese sandwich apple sauce and milk. Thursday provides vegetable beef soup crackers peanut butter sandwich fruit Jell-O sliced apple and milk. Friday presents baked fish sticks mashed potatoes bread and butter buttered peas white cake with cherries and milk. Subject to change without notice.
Republican Women to Hold Christmas Tea
The Kossuth County Council of Republican Women will host a Christmas membership coffee at the Methodist Church in Algona on Friday December 4 at 1 30 pm. Guest speaker is Mrs Max Goldman, noted public speaker and panelist, with special music by Mrs Howard Jae H. Republic women are cordially invited.
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Kossuth County
Finance meetings draw 75 attendees from Algona area
Seventy five people from Algona and 14 surrounding communities join Monday night sessions at the Algona High School Annex to study financing public services. The final workshop will project 1969 expenditures and 1970 revenues with ISU specialist Charles Don and extension director Galen DeValois presenting data.
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Algona
Algona High School
Galen DeValois
DeValois
Charles Don
Howe
Iowa State University
Ray Cunningham
Burt
Erwin Eden
Titonka
Eden
Cunningham
Kossuth County
Rippentrops to Observe 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Kelly Rippentrop of Buffalo Center will celebrate forty years of marriage on Sunday December 13 at the First Congregational Church. A three o clock program will be presented with an open house from 2 to 5 pm. Friends are invited to attend.
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Kelly Rippentrops
Buffalo Center
First Congregational Church
Boy Scouts Court of Honor Held by Troop 63
Troop 63 under Scoutmaster Burton Hanson held a Court of Honor in a school visual aid room on Monday night November 30. Advancements went to Jerry Giesking David Isebrands Pat Higgins Paul Larsen 1st Class and Douglas Schutter Star. Merit badges awarded to Karl Boyken Terry Haines Steven Heyer David Isebrands Paul Larsen Larry Nelson Mike Schmidt Tim Schmidt and Doug Schutter. Rev Rasmussen presented God and Country awards to David Isebrands Ronnie Boekelman and Bruce Hanson. Wreath sale extended through December 7.
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Burton Hanson
Jerry Giesking
David Isebrands
Pat Higgins
Paul Larsen
Douglas Schutter
Karl Boyken
Terry Haines
Steven Heyer
Larry Nelson
Mike Schmidt
Tim Schmidt
Doug Schutter
Roger Spear
Rev Rasmussen
Ronnie Boekelman
Bruce Hanson
Christmas Party Planned By Titonka Woman's Club
Titonka Woman's Club schedules a Thursday Christmas party at Henry Orthel home with Marie Orthel as hostess Rae Krantz assisting due to a change from Federated Club fair. Program chaired by Ellien Schutter with Ethel Reed Sadie Denton. Visitation to Retarded School at Algona with Christmas treats and plans for year reports at next meeting.
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Titonka Woman’s Club
Henry Orthe
Marie Orthel
Rae Krantz
Federated Club
Ellien Schutter
Chm
Ethel Reed
Sadie Denton
Algona
Good Samaritan
Burt Rest Homes
Bancroft Rest Home
Goodwill Truck Returns With Winter Donation Drive
Weather worsens as Goodwill appeals for help to assist handicapped workers. Donate repairable clothing and usable items to the Denton Goodwill Station by December 8 for Wednesday collection.
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Goodwill
Goodwill Industries
Denton
Buffalo Boys 4-H Club Holds Fall Meeting and Corn Drive
October meeting at Roger Tlarks home features roll call on favorite pet peeve and plans to harvest corn to fund the treasury. Linda Fritz, Roger Tlark, and Tom Higgins to scout corn fields. November meeting at Linda Fritz home includes book roll call and Christmas gift exchange planning.
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Buffalo Boys 4-H Club
Roger Tlarks
Linda Fritz
Roger Tlark
Tom Higgins
Greg Miller
Roger Tjarks
Bill Fritz
Hewman Tjarks
Sharon Eden
Kenny Biersford
Fenton
John Schuffham
Algona
Selvi
Britz
Pia
Tom Eae
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National League Lynch
Horse Alee
Boyken Insurance
Baades
Kuych’'s
Conoco Service
Bea Ee
Blake Funl
Titonka Creamery
Hamilton Ey
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Titonka Say. Bank . IL
Stan & Erm's
Fullman Recreation
Kdasse
Doan
M & M Feeds
Wild Cats
Intermill’s
North Kossuthtee Robots
Val. Stoke
Bill Batt
Larry Gray
Farmers Elevator
Loyal Gingrich
Trojan
Reed Hardware
Leonard Stenzel
Bill Hansen
Rickless Insurance
Eta
Phil Asanette Mate
Sid Johnson
Phil Jaren
Marlyn Franzen
Hansen Gasco A
Harold Andreasen
1St State Bank
Elmer Peterson
Rae
Marlyn Mayland Beeen
Bauer Implement
Merlin VanHove
K & H Co-op Oil
John & Gen’s Cafe
Arthur J. Budlong
Crystal Lake Furn
Duane Larsen
American Legion Auxiliary
Art Boyken
Sherry Boyken
Mason City
Dwight Garrett
Margaret Carlson
David Buffington
Brad
Bonno Schutter
Ralph Tjaden
Britt
Verlyn Tjarks
Lori
Ft. Dodge
John Trarks
Hanm Kettwich
Ollie Bruns
William Boyken
David Ryder
Bel Aire
Tex
Ronnie Garrett
Emmets
Kathy
David
Hutt
Clarence Akkerman
Akkermans
Bert Weaver
Harold E. Gartner
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Boy Scouts
Woman’s Club
Buffalo Boys
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