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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1967
Page
3
Week of December 18 shows standings and flight scores from The Bowlers Corner. Top players include leading names, with detailed per-flight results and position shifts noted, reflecting local bowling league standings and weekly performance.
The Anarhary to Wim JKennedy Post 4001 will meet Tuesday evening January 2 in the Library Community Room with Hetty Ferguson and Dorothy Brominga as hostesses.
The Titonka Iowa council met to decide on repairs versus buying a new pickup. Bids will be requested for a new vehicle. Two studded snow tires were approved for the ambulance. Town Clerk Sybil Freerksen and Mayor Harold Gartner signed the minutes.
Farmers earning two thirds or more of 1967 income from farming should file estimated federal income tax using Form 1040 ES by January 15, 1968, unless they file 1967 Form 1040 and pay any tax due by February 15, 1968. The Farmer's Tax Guide 225 is available from district IRS offices or county agents. IRS offices in Iowa announce limited open hours from January to April, with some locations open Mondays 8:00–12:00 and 12:15–4:45. others 8:00–12:00. Rodney Hench and Sgt. Richard Hench vacation in Ironwood, Michigan. local Christmas guests include the Garrett and Reed families and Ronnie Garrett.
Graduation exercises feature Joan Cosgrove from Physigedu as she participates in ceremonies. Minnie Welp, 71, dies after a heart attack. funeral held at Good Hope Lutheran Church with interment in Buffalo Township. Survivors include three children, siblings, and a grandchild. Titonka and nearby communities are noted in memorials and obituaries.
Mr W R Wilson of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service announced the January address reporting period for aliens in the United States with few exceptions. Forms to make the report will be available at post offices and INS offices during January. He urged compliance, stating willful failure may lead to serious consequences.
A pre Christmas gathering took place at the home of Mr and Mrs John G Wppentrop with all their children and families in attendance.
The calendar lists school activities from December to February including Open House for Junior High Science, Senior Party in Ringsted, and concerts at Lincoln Central Grover Ledyard and Sentral. It also notes Semester Tests, Vocal Musical Festival at Ledyard, Band Festival, and a Swea City game series with two hours of play. Mr and Mrs RL Krantz hosted their family Christmas Eve.
The Twanka Squaws are scheduled for a pair of Birks games with the C teams at Corwith on Friday December Yeo. Signups for the 1968 food grain and wheat programs begin February 4 and end March 15 per RL Anderson. The Titanika Chamber of Commerce held a holiday street drawing with 20 winners and gifts from local businesses.
Seaman Paul Mall USN son of Mrs Gladine Miller Wesley returns to the United States as a crewmember on the USS Constellation after a seven month Seventh Fleet deployment in the Western Pacific. The carrier spent much of the mission at Yankee Station off North Vietnam, conducting 106 major air strikes on targets in the Hanoi Haiphong area, destroying petroleum storage facilities, bridges and shipyards. Constellation pilots flew 10,583 combat and support missions. The ship reported 71,700 arrested landings aboard.
Growers were urged to file 1967 National Wool Act applications for marketing wool lambs and mohair at the earliest date but by January 31. The payments depend on national average prices and incentive levels. 1967 levels are 66 cents per pound for shorn wool and 76.4 cents for mohair.
Cub Scout Pack 63 held its annual Christmas gathering December 14 at 7:00 p.m. at the school with a good crowd. Flag Ceremony led by Steven Dietrich and Fred Follman. Rolland Fox welcomed all. Two new families joined cubbing Wardden Smiths and Lewis Gieskings. Bruce Sloper and Jay Mayland announced recruiting recognitions for three new scouts. Bear Badge earned by Brea Eppentrop along with a gold arrow. Webelos leaders Rev Paul Hansen and Don Budlong oversaw games and a gift exchange. Dinner-like grab lunch and social time followed. Thanks expressed for wreath sales. Upcoming den meetings January 8. Mr and Mrs Ronald Lee and Lisa of Sioux Falls visited.
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