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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1957
Page
1
A Bible speaks through its owner’s notes from January to September at First Baptist Church Buffalo Center Iowa. Entries describe cleaning, references looked up, Grandma reading 1 Corinthians 13 and 15, travel in a trunk, and a final verse from Psalm 119 about hiding Thy Word in the heart.
Notice records the formation of Titonka Hatchery Inc under Chapter 491 of the 1954 Iowa Code. It names Arthur C. Reckamp James H. Pearson and G Bernie Van Roekel as incorporators with a $5000 authorized capital stock and a three director board. The company will operate as a general hatchery and feed business with offices in Titonka and perpetual existence.
Under the 1956 amendments women may start collecting at 62 rather than 65. Benefits may be reduced but often offset by higher early payments. Widows and dependent mothers may receive the same at 62 as 65 with no reduction and should apply by November 30. A Fort Dodge Social Security rep will be at Algona Court House each Thursday 9:30 to 2:00. Four hunters from LeMars and Brunsville brought back nine deer totaling about 1000 pounds venison from Montana and Wyoming.
Fifty years ago the Titania Topic front page showed a Christmas gift list from Al Falkenhainer’s store. The column recalls old suggestions for grandfather grandmother and a schoolboy and notes Wesley’s second rural route. Ben Amelsberg moved goods from German Valley to his former home last Saturday.
Poultry guidance discusses culling nonlayers after the house period using color leg-bands to track laying start and winter pause. It recommends semiannual to biweekly checks, 6 to 7 handlings yearly, and notes bands indicate lay timing and broodiness. Helen Koob of Dakota City honored for 35 years with Northwestern Bell.
Roland A Andrews argues that the Bible has human and divine authors, preserved through translations from Hebrew Aramaic and Greek. He traces key English translations from Wycliffe to King James, Jerome and Tyndale, urging readers to accept Jesus Christ by embracing the Bible's message in any language.
The largest turnout yet attended a 4-H officer training at Algona High School Annex on November 23. County officers led sessions for boys and girls club officers with registration by Algona Aces and Garfield Boys, followed by group discussions and a film on parliamentary procedure.
The Titonka Topic lists pricing for subscriptions with annual rates. It mentions a per year price in advance and a trade territory covering Kossuth County and Titonka, with higher rates for outside areas and international delivery.
The paper describes its status as Second Class Matter at the Post Office in fitenlea Iowa and notes it serves a wide territory not covered by other papers. It explains subscription rules within the county and reserves discretion to discontinue subscriptions upon subscriber notice or publisher decision.
John Meyering of Buffalo Center suffered a broken upper jaw several broken teeth and a dislocated shoulder after running into a clothesline while Halloweening. He remains in a cast from shoulders to hips as a result of the accident.
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