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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1962
Page
1
Jaren, publisher of Titonka Topic, lists subscription pricing: 250 per year in advance within Kossuth and Titonka trade territory, 8.00 per year outside Kossuth and Titonka area, 3.50 per year for foreign countries. Weekly publication noted.
A concise note argues that individuals who build their own businesses succeed due to disciplined repetition and persistent effort guiding daily tasks and long term goals. Strong emphasis on steady practice over luck.
The State Conservation Commission reports ice fishing has begun as cold weather returns. Director Glen Powers cautions ice is not generally safe and urges extreme care. Popular spots include Spirit Lake West Okoboji East Okoboji for perch, Silver Lake Ayrshire for walleye, Lake Park for perch, Clear Lake for crappie and walleye, Black Hawk Lake for crappie and yellow bass, and Missouri and Mississippi Rivers for panfish and bass. Merry Christmas to readers.
A Christmas message from Grace Baptist Church invites readers to seek Christ as Savior during the dark season. Pastor Dave Wolfe reflects on Luke 2 and the sun rising in darkness, urging heartfelt renewal and blessings for believers this Christmas and New Year.
Eleven candidates vied for county 4 H officers at the County Extension Office in Algona. Dennis Newel was elected president with Don Madsen as vice president Arnie Linde secretary treasurer and Philip Heldorfer reporter. Special guests included Judy Willett and Carolyn Ley as county leaders.
Town Health Dept warns parents of hazards from Christmas decorations and toys. Bright lights, spray snow adhesive, and mistletoe pose poisoning risks to curious children. Metal pigments in fireplace colors and holly berries can be toxic. Moth ball games and tea from berries have caused deaths. If warning fails, contact your family doctor for guidance.
The Woolson name spans fifty years in Clarinda newspapers beginning with Paul B. Woolson in 1912. George Woolson bought the Clarinda Herald in 1925 and became a partner. In 1961 John R. Woolson joined as the third generation in the family business.
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