03 Feb 1955
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1955
Page
1
An advertisement touts completely automatic heating from Willemssen Hardware, claiming it will give Gerald more rest with comfort and convenience each morning. The copy emphasizes effortless warmth and improved mornings through this heating system package.
Local residents attend conventions and visits in Des Moines and nearby towns. Community happenings include hospital stays, business moves, club meetings, baptisms, weddings, and civic activities across Wesley, Algona, Burt, Garner, Humboldt, Des Moines, and surrounding areas.
Iowa State College extension specialists urge that Orion plush toys with washable stuffing can be machine washed. Plush toys made with Orlon acrylic fiber remain soft and bright after washing and drying in a dryer or air drying. A. G. Anderson displays a nail collection at Extra with over 2555 nails of varied descriptions and sizes.
Bill Orthel leaves Thursday for Atlanta after training at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. Henry and Mrs Bode trip to Miami with the senneffs of Britt. Carl Tegtmeyer underwent major surgery at Mercy Mason City with satisfactory early recovery. Woden hosts Titonka in basketball doubleheader with girls 49 57 and boys 77 55. Local social visits and funeral attendance noted.
Federal veterinarians will conduct a third ring test for Brucellosis during the week of February 7 in Kossuth County. Milk samples must be tested by every herd owner, as three negative ring tests and one negative blood test certify a bangs free herd. Missing a ring test disqualifies the owner from certification. local creameries will supply samples unless the owner declines. Tests are confidential and certification requires owner request and compliance.
Confined from Page One and absence due to measles affect the class. Susan Mayland moved away. 27 students remain. Second Grade reports on sentence writing, invitations, plant study, seed charts, clock numbers, and a study of Indians. Fourth through Seventh Grades cover dolls, cars, geography, fractions, and a March of Dimes drive. Hot lunch updates list meals for Jan 24–28.
Arby Mizell and his twin brother, both 69, belong to a family where two other brothers are also twins, with the older pair aged 71. The article notes a unique twin lineage and ages within the Willisee family.
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