Winners Named in North Kos suth Co Bowling Tourney
The North Kos suth Co Bowling Association Tournament at Tyke Lanes and Leisure Lanes announced winners. Rich's Barber Shop Bancroft topped five hundred players with a 3004 series, while Titonka area teams scored top placements including Don's DX and Chuck's DX. In doubles 41 entries paid 14 places led by John Beenken Merle Peterson, and singles saw Joe Mikes high with 683 series among 82 entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Kossuth Co
Tyke Lanes
Leisure Lanes
Palmer Jensen
Titonka
Whittemore
Bancroft
West Bend
Rich
Barbershop
Titonice
Don
Chuck
Woden
John Beenken
Merle Peterson
Arvid
Elmer Boyken
Butch” Giesking
Cecil Heyer
Roger Akkerman
Phil Jaren
Martin Norland
Les Eden
Eulan Schuller
Merle Hoover
Jack Trunkhill
Stan Larson
Joe Mikes
A. J. Budlong
Ray Carlson
Boyken
Harold Andreasen
Dan Meyer
Neal Boyken
al Redentius
Budlaugen
Ist
Robert Droessler
Arvid Boyken
Phil Paren
February School Calendar Highlights Various Events
February schedule lists events for junior high and high school: basketball games at Ledyard Thompson La kota Armstrong here and there, stage band clinic in Estherville, vocal conference festival Lakota, art club, district speech contest, and FHC C meeting. Multiple dates span Feb 1 to Feb 26 with boys and girls tournaments and sectional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledyard
Rake
Estherville
Woden-Crystal Lake
Thompson
Lakota
Armstrong
Fhc.c
Tyke Students Win Posts In County Poster Contest
Sharon Kayser a 4th grader from St. Johns Banecroft won first in the Kossuth County Conservation Poster Contest. Connie Berlinger Titania 3rd grader placed fourth with Pounce on Pollution. Diane Hamilton Titonka earned seventh for Dont Pollute Our Planet. Joan Goche Titonka finished tenth with Dont Pollute the World. The event marked the Conservation Youth Board's first poster contest with 118 entries from 3rd and 4th graders judged by the Winnebago County Conservation Youth Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Kayser
St. .John’s
Banecroft
Kossuth Co
District Commissioners
Conservation Youth Board
Connie Berlinger
Titania
Diane Hamilton
Titonka
Joan Goche
Conservation “Youth Board
Winnebago
O. Conservation Youth Board
Immanuel Lutheran Circles Set Meetings In February
Immanuel Lutheran circles plan meetings the week of February six and eight. The Dorcas Circle gathers February six at 1 30 p m in Leona Schmidt’s home with Erlene Schutter leading. On February eight at the church Faith Circle with Helen Gremmer and Schuantje Boyken, Love Circle with Ardith Loeschen, and Hope Circle at a hostess home with Audrey Engelbarts. Lois Circle also meets February eight with Dor othy Giesking and Phyllis Hanson supervising. Randy Tjaden spent winter break visiting his parents. Sunday dinner guests at Anna Rippentrop included Bill Rode Donald Rippentrop Rosemont and Ronnie Lee and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Leona Schmidt
Erlene Schutter
Faith Circle
Helen Gremmer
Schuantje Boyken
Mildred Schmidt
Ardith Loeschen
Darlene Schmidt
Hope Circle
Audrey Engelbarts
Sandy Bruns
Lois Circle
Dorothy Giesking
Phyllis Hanson
Randy Tjaden
Bill Tjaden
Anna Rippentrop
Bill Rode
Donald Rippentrop
Rosemont
Ronnie Lee
Woden Couples Prepare March 31 Wedding
Engaged Judy Oster camp of Woden to Edward L. Attig son of Everett Attig. Judy is Woden Crystal Lake High School graduate. Edward graduated Titanic High School and works at Winnebago Industries. Planned wedding set for March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Ostercamp
Woden
Judy
Edward L. Attig
Everett Attig
Crystal’ ‘Lake
Titanic
Winnebago Industries
Woden-Crystal Lake Rout Tyke Titonka in Twin Victory
Woden Crystal Lake Tigers defeated Titonka 71 52 in girls action as Ramona Rippentrop Joyce Culbertson and Sharon Spear led the Titonka defense while Brenda Heyer scored 28 for Titonka. In the nightcap Titonka fell 59 43 as the Indians trailed most of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Woden- Crystal Lake Tigers
Indians
Ramona Rippentrop
Joyce Culbertson
Sharon Spear
Tigers
Culbertson
Paula Kirschbaum
Tyke
FG TP
G. Finer
D. Hanson
P. Buffington
G. Phelps
D. Mechler
Woden-C.l
iTitonka
R. Budlong
L. Smith
B Heyer
J. Culbertson
R. Rippentrop
S. Spear
B. Tapper
L. Sweers
R. Heyer
B. Akkerman
Ee Rike
D. Sachau
Eagles
Lakota
Titania Board Advances Graduation and Curriculum Changes
The Titania Board of Education held a special session on January 25 to revise high school graduation requirements and update both secondary and elementary curricula. Changes include fewer required courses, more elective options, and keeping 17 Carnegie Units. New social studies require American history and government, while world history is removed. An emphasis on one semester courses aims to boost student and parent choice. The superintendent also pitched the Individually Guided Education Program for elementary grades, favoring non graded progress, per Iowa guidance, with further plans to be drafted before formal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanica Board of Education
Carnegie
Gaul
Wilbeck
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Late Start for Titania School Friday February 2
Classes start 45 minutes late on Friday February 2 to hold an in service meeting for teachers. Bus routes run 45 minutes late and classes begin at 9 15 a.m. The building opens at 9 00. In service instruction will deal with audio visual materials and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titania
Titonka Community Rest Home Classified Notice
Classified notice reports a report through January 20 1973 concerning the Titonka Community Rest Home Inc outlining financial or operational items for public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Community
Titonka Squaws and Indians Fall to Lakota in Twin Loss
Titonka high school teams faced Lakota Tuesday night in a double header. The Squaws lost 54 42 and the Indians were defeated 82 42 as Lakota pulled away after an even start and built leads in each period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Lakota
Squaws
Indians
Lakote
G. Phelps
Hanson
P. Buffington
Finer J. Loeschen
D. Mechler
Rode
R. Budlong
Ledyar
Wreipaon
Emee
New Manager Arrives at Union Slough Refuge
Jack C. Womble enters as the new refuge manager at Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge replacing Stephen Berlinger who moves to Lake Andes NWR in South Dakota. Womble, a Florida native with a BS in Wildlife Management from the University of Florida, has worked with the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife and the U S Army Corps of Engineers. He served four years in the Coast Guard and now resides west of Titonka with his wife Marilyn and children Renee Glen and Steven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack C. Womble
Benson, Minn
Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge
Stephen Berlinger
South Dakota
Lake Andes National Wildlife Refuge
Florida
Mr. Womble
University of Florida
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
North Carolina
Minnesota
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Services Held for Orpha Beenken at Ramsey Reformed Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Irvin Beenken 51 were held Monday January 29 at Ramsey Reformed Church with Rev John Janssen officiating Burial followed in the church cemetery Blake Funeral Home in charge Music was provided by organist Mrs Richard Beenken and soloist Mrs John Janssen Casket attendants were William Amesbury Rollo Moore Douglas Mechler Leroy Phelps Lee Bruns and Harry Orpha Beenken died Thursday January 25 at Buffalo Center Hospital after a period of illness She was born May 26 1921 at Fairbath daughter of Guy and Mertie Short Allen She attended Maynard High School and Upper Iowa College 1944 She taught in the Titonia School System as home ec instructor 1945–1947 and 1959–1961 She was active as a 4 H leader a member of the Neighbor hood Birthday Club and the Guild of Ramsey Reformed Church She married Irvin Beenken September 27 1947 at Independence They are survived by husband Irvin two sons Lynn Emmetsburg and Lyle at home two daughters Lorene and Lola at home one grandson her mother of Independence two brothers Loraine Hazelton and Hugh Lombard Illinois She was preceded in death by her father and a sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Beenken
Ramsey Reformed Church
John Janssen
Church
Blake Funeral Home
Richard Beenken
William Amesbury
Rollo Moore
Douglas Mechler
Leroy Phelps
Lee Bruns
Harry Schutter
Orpha Beenken
Independence
Irvin
Lynn
Emmetsbure
Lyle
Lorene
Lola
Loraine
Hazelton
Hugh of Lombard
Titanica Senior Citizens Plan Pot Luck Supper
The Titanica Senior Citizens announce a monthly pot luck dinner on Monday February 5 at noon. Attendance at the last card party reached 32 with a fine time reported. The next card party is scheduled for 7 30 pm February 19.
Titonka Woman's Club Meets Tonight For History Lesson
The Titonka Woman's Club meets this evening at Ethel Reed's home with Ellien Schutter presenting The History of Titonka's Woman's Club and Maree Krantz delivering a News Flash. Local students earn temporary membership in the Iowa Lakes Community College Honor Society with seven area residents named as new temp members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Woman’s Club
Ethel Reed
Titonka
Iowa Lakes Community College
Iowa Area
Larry Franzen
Steven Rike
Michael Ubben
Linda Beal
Virginia Muehe
Wesley
Jean Monson
Ronald Schmidt
Woden
Dutch Treat Coffee Schedule Change For Jubilee Plans
The Thursday February 1 Dutch treat coffee meeting now starts at 7 80 not 2:00 p.m. The time change aims to improve attendance. All area women are invited to help plan activities for the Diamond Jubilee celebration on July 6 and 7.
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National League “Orghen Over
Es. Lynch Ranch Ae
Joyce Madison Titonka
Heyer Livestock
Judy Junkermeier
Esther Christensen
Jack's O.K. the
Marilyn Hoover
Farmers Co-op Oil
Eunice Mechler
K & H Co-op Oil
Nonnweéeiler Grocery
Donna Rudisill
Rickless Insurance
Shirley Amesbury Trunkhill Tiling
Caralee Follman
Abe
Carol Hofbauer
Lis Hee
Lois Stetta
Koffee Kup League
Ae Se Country Belles
the Flunkies
A. J. Budiong
Snobowlers
Myrle Cushman
Strikes & Spares
Chuck Jandl
Léster Eden
Born Losers Co
Bee Ernie Laurenz
Paul Hasse
Immanuel Lutheran Circles
Crystal Lake
Clarence Beenken
Albert Lea, Minn
Alfred Redenius
Board of Education
Home Federal Lav. & Loan Ass’n
Ioan
TitOnka Savings Bank
Duane van Wickle
Robert &. Budlong
Home Federal Savings & Loan
Gary E. Sloper
Griffin Pipe Products.Co
United Building Centers
Farmers Co-op Oil Co
C.L.O.W. Corporation
Des Moines Register
Brown Supply Co., Inc
Kenneth Webb
Richard B. Trunkhill
Herbert H. Klasse
Forest City Summit
Britt News-Tribune
Bancroft Register
LeRoy D. Miller
Federal Savings
Epec
Eeee Ee
Henry Heyer
Christian’ Reformed Church
Heyer
Buffalo Center
Merle Heyer
Arvada
Colo
Lalkota
Union Slough
Titonka Woman's Club
I Honor Society
American Legion Auxiliary
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