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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1949
Page
2
The notice details annual subscription prices: $2.00 in advance for Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory, $2.50 outside that area, and $3.00 per year for Canada and foreign countries. It emphasizes coverage unique to the territory and urges subscription in the specified regions.
All subscriptions for papers sent to county and Titonka trade territory are treated as continuing yearly sub scriptions. They may be discontinued only upon subscriber notice or at the publisher's discretion.
Ithaca researchers at Cornell report milk alone may sustain health from weaning to death in animal trials. Milk lacks copper iron manganese and iodine yet supplemented milk-fed rats lived as long as controls and showed no more cancer or arterial disease.
Full quota parents of infant Robert Hartz of Wilton Junction reconcile to the likelihood he will be spoiled. He has eight grandparents, the usual four, plus two great grandmothers, a great grandfather, and a great great grandmother.
Clinton Mott of Mason City visited Manning and dropped in on Henry Brandhorst. The two recalled serving in France aboard the George Washington over 30 years ago. Mr Mott has gathered the names and addresses of all men in his old company and plans to locate them in every state.
Lincoln Neb March item notes two million dollar value of war surplus materials given to Nebraska colleges and schools in the last year. Floyd Parker reports peace time conversions include rubber tanks as rug storage and stair pads, gas mask cases as gear carriers, pup tents as drop cloths, radio parts for school systems, snow shoes for class use, 6000 pounds baking powder for home economics, and even false teeth sets repurposed.
CHICAGO A Philadelphia marriage council director lists seven requirements for a successful marriage. They include employment to support a home and children, home management skills, cooking and balanced diets, budgeting and financial protection, health knowledge, sexual needs and behavior, and basic child care planning.
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Henry Mitchell at Ray Estle’s home. Mrs Albert Kiiewall, grandmother of Mrs Wm Meyer, died of a heart attack in Elmore after one week ill. Attendees from Lakota included August Bauman, Jasper Smith et al. Rochester hospital patient Mrs Wm Rickless. farewell party at Klaus Risius home. Elmer Kienitz and Mrs Buckels visit. electric lights outage affected supper preparations. multiple local residents attended the Kiiewall funeral in Elmore.
Mr and Mrs August Schaumberg and girls Mr and Mrs Bud Schaumberg and Bob Thompson were Mankato shoppers Thursday. Mr and Mrs Virgil Barrett attended a CES meeting in Swea City Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs E A Wortman visited Wade Bail family in Algona last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Gus Koppen returned from De Soto Wisconsin after visiting Cliff Knutson. Mr and Mrs Earl Paulson and Eugene shared Sunday dinner with Mrs Walter Leslie.
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