Titania School Weekly Activities By Grade
Read describes weekly activities from first through ninth grades at Titania School. Students welcome Jackie Carr from Bancroft. birthdays celebrated. spelling and arithmetic progress. multiplication tables. art projects with paints. letter writing. geography lessons on the United States and Eurasia. history and medieval castles. Valentine party plans. weather impacts on plant life. senior topics include environment booklets and government preamble coursework. freshmen explore electricity and travel writing. sophomores study geometry and cattle parts. juniors cover family life and typing speed. literature spans Mark Twain and Harris.
Senior News and Sports Roundup From Local School
Senior classes study poetry contracts temperatures speeches and meat dishes while running hot lunch service. Students Delores Peterson Twyliah Hamstreet and Louis Oesterreicher shine in class. Menu highlights include spaghetti and tomatoes, baked apple, goulash and Spanish rice. Titania girls fall 41 to 30 to Whittemore in county tourney, while boys face Luverne in Algona Thursday February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Peterson
Twyliah Hamstreet
Louis Oesterreicher
Titania
Whittemore
Ernestine
Whitteemore
Luverne
Algona
Typing Paper at Topio Office in Want Ads
A brief want ad listing Typing Paper offered at the Topio Office. Includes contact details and price if provided, emphasizing availability in the classifieds section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topio
War Ration Book Two Distributed to Help Shoppers
War Ration Book Two offers point based shopping with stamps numbered 1, 2, 5 and 8 to select groups of goods. Shoppers must budget points like money, compare prices and plan purchases to avoid shortages during the ration period.
Ration Calendar Details for Class A and Bulk Coupons
First inspection deadlines set for March 31 for Class A rations and February 28 for Class B C or Bulk coupons and commercial vehicles. Gasoline book coupons No 4 expire March 21 while Period 3 and 4 fuel coupons expire February 22 and April 17 respectively. Coffee Coupon No 28 expires February 7 and Sugar Coupon No 12 is valid February 1 to March 16. Registration date for War Ration Book Two to be announced.
Former Lakota Couple Celebrates 50th Anniversary
LAKOTA The friends of Mr and Mrs M A Whitney formerly of this place now residing in Concordia Kansas note their golden wedding on Sunday January 31 at their son Johns home in Concordia. Married in Alden Iowa they farmed Lakota later owned Wortman Bros store and lived in Waterloo and Fort Dodge before retiring to Concordia. They had three children Cyril deceased John Irvin of Concordia Emma Mrs George Ryan of Kansas City Kansas. They supported the Presbyterian church and attended the sixtieth anniversary here years ago. In May 1841 they visited Fort Dodge for Presbyterial and Wade Ball gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Whitney
Concordia
Kansas
John
Alden
Iowa
Lakota
Wortman Bros
Wade Ball
Golden Wedding for Mr and Mrs Matt Laux
Mr and Mrs Matt Laux will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday February 7 with a special ceremony at the ten oclock mass in the Catholic church led by Rev L N Klein. Attendants include Mary Olson and Paul Waverly. A three course dinner will follow at noon in the church hall for about fifty relatives. The Lauxes were married in Gilbert Iowa. August Garman and family will observe their thirty first anniversary the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Laux
Wesley
L. N. Klein
Mary Olson
Paul Waverly
Iowa
August Garman
Laux
Ruth Garman Enters Dubuque Convent
Miss Ruth Garman of Mason City spent several days with her parents the August Garmans before traveling to Dubuque on Saturday to join Mt. Carmel's convent. She worked five years in the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance loan department and is a 1937 Mason City High School graduate with parochial school and business college training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Garman
Wesley
Dubuque Convent
Mason City
August Garmans
Dubuque
Mt. Carmel
Ruth
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Focal
Point Rationing Ties Value to Supply and Demand
The point value of an item reflects its available supply and may change with shifts in demand. Point Rationing guides shoppers from scarce to plentiful items. Hold War Ration Book One and Gasoline Ration Books alongside Book Two. Home economics classes will model point budgets for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Home Economica
Titonka High School
Head of Family Exemption in Federal Income Tax Rules
A single or unmarried individual qualifies as head of a family for a $1200 personal exemption if they actually support and maintain in one household one or more relatives related by blood marriage or adoption. The test requires furnishing more than half the support. closely connected by blood includes parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, and certain in laws. step-relatives may apply if moral or legal obligation exists. A guardian not related by blood cannot claim the exemption for a ward not blood-related or legally adopted.
New President Elected at Lakota Creamery After 40 Years
At a Lakota creamery meeting Jerry Heetland was elected president, Nick Koppen named new director, and George Griese reelected director. Current directors include Carl Christ and John Steen. J. E. Smith was reelected secretary. August Steinberg had served as president since the creamery’s founding over forty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Heetland
Nick Koppen
George Griese
Carl Christ
John Steenhard
J. E. Smith
August Steinberg
Woden Farmers Creamery Elects Officers for 1943
The Woden Farmers Creamery Association held its annual meeting at the Community Hall on Saturday evening. New directors named are Fred Bentley John Greenfield and William Phillips replacing George T. Gerdes John Boyken and Fred Gerdes whose terms expired. Other directors remain August Brunson James Fitzpatrick and Gilbert Hanna. Ernest Asleson was reelected buttermaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
Woden Farmers Creamery Association
Fred Bentley
John Greenfield
William Phillips
George T. Gerdes
John Boyken
Fred Gerdes
August Brunson
James Fitzpatrick
Gilbert Hanna
Ernest Asleson
Titonka Creamery Annual Meeting Reelect Officers
Titonka Creamery reelects M and Larsen and Henry H. Bruns as directors for three years. Welhousen remains president with Brandt as vice president, Boyken treasurer, Hansen secretary. Welhougsen and Brandt become directors, Bruno Stecker as director, Red Stecker again first man, Andy Krominga his assistant. The year's business is detailed in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. &. Larsen
Henry H. Bruns
Titonka Creamery Co
F. N. Thefa
Andy Krominga
Dorothy Huisinga Dies in Des Moines at 20
Dorothy Huisinga daughter of Mr and Mrs John Huisinga died Saturday at 5 AM in Iowa Methodist hospital Des Moines while in nurses training age twenty ill two weeks blood poisoning. Survived by parents a brother grandmother and grandfather funeral Wednesday at Hulsinga home then Christian Reformed church burial in church cemetery.
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WODEN
Dorothy Huisinga
John Huisinga
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Dorothy
Woden High School
John Hulsinga
Jake
Alberta Hulsinga
Jake Lutyens
Hulsinga
Christian Reformed Church
H. J. Kuizema
Melvin Buss Reported Stationed in North Africa
Word reached home that PFC Melvin L Buss is now stationed in northwest Africa after six months in England. In a recent letter he thanks friends and relatives for Christmas greetings and packages and notes he cannot personally reply to each due to time. He enlisted January 25, 1942, and his APO address remains 37112106 Co. C, 755 Tank Bn. (M) APO 3802 care of Postmaster New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.F.C. Melvin Lt. Buss
Africa
P.F.C. Busa
England
Melvin L. Buss
Co. C
New York City
Two Cousins Register for U S Service Together
Two young men, 18th birthday Tuesday, registered with Mayor H A French. Ernest Henry Schmidt and Harold Eugene Schmidt share birth date, height, weight, eye and hair color, and complexion, yet look quite different. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt and Mr and Mrs Gorge Schmidt respectively, and are cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. French
Ernest
Henry Schmidt
Harold Eugene Schmidt
Gorge Schmidt
Wesley Parochial Class Exam Highlights Students
Wesley Eighth grade pupils at St. Josephs school sat county examinations last week. Names include Donald Ollson Theresa Lorenz Harry Stalzer Alice Richtsmeier Rose Studer Ruth Witzthum Fabian Wingert Jeanne Studer Kenneth Forburger Rose Mary Foertsch Leon Berger Hugene Hanig Ruth Hauptman Irene Hanig David Kleinpeter Dennis Haverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
St. Joseph’s School
Donald Ollson
Theresa Lorenz
Harry Stalzer
Alice Richtsmeier
Rose Studer
Ruth Witzthum
Fabilan Wingert
Jeanne Studer
Kenneth Forburger
Rose Mary Foertsch
Leon Berger
Hugene Hanig
Ruth Hauptman
Irene Hanig
David Kleinpeter
Dennis Haverly
Two Wesley Girls Join WAVEs in Des Moines
Miss Gertrude Otis of Des Moines visits her mother and has joined the WAVEs awaiting call. Miss Rita Mae Wingert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wingert, has also joined the WAVEs and awaits her call.
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Wesley
Des Moines
Gertrude Otis
Mary Otis
Miss Otis
Rita Mae Wingert
Lawrence Wingert
Sixty Three Men Reported For Service Last Week
Sixty three Kossuth men were reported for induction into the service last week with names listed by townships including Algona Armstrong Bode Burt Fenton Irvington Lakota Ledyard Swea City Titonka Titonka and more. Several men from Des Moines were noted as being reported from Des Moines for induction and several others from Iowa City Ottumwa Fort Dodge and Baltimore among the listed towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Des Moines
Algona
Bernard
Briggs
John C. Phillips
Kenneth E. Hargreaves
Eugene H. Thisgen
Claire Joe Wermerson
Blane D. Phillips
Donald EB. Beardsley
Donald C. Smith
Ernest W. Anderson
Kenneth J. Rothier
Perry L. Owen
Andy J. Phillips
Armstrong
Keith M. McKean
Banecroft
Francis Coleman
Milton F. Johnson
George O. Anderson
Bode
Norbert J. Thilges
Burt
John V. Long
Veryl D. Baas
Dale R. Dickmeyer
Dwane Be, Avend
Roland K. Chafee
Lawrence ©. Chipman
Wallace FP. Hawcatt
Elmore
Ronald K. Richardson
Fenton James M. Schwartz
Irvington—Merrill
A. Weaver
Lakota
George W. Werlnga
Marvin W. Klocke
Leon H. Steenhard
Ledyard
Ervin H. Kramersmeier
LaVerne
Lewis V. Block
Joseph W. Worby Jr
Swea City
Harry A. Kaluzne
Gregor F. Deim
Titonka
William R. Senne
Abbe B. Ubben
Bernard B. H. Pannhuk
Sylvester J. Hott
Westey
Thomas B. Vitzthum
Vearl
Benskin
Joseph A. Erdman
Robert H. Oppedal
Lawrence G. Weig
Ralph N. Simons
Ralph W. Carlson
West Bend
James M. Dahlhauger
Whittemore
Joseph J. Shoemacher
Leonard E. Youngwirth
Emmett C. Mosbach
Kenneth D. Fatterson
Iowa City
Frank Rodigues
Charles W. Jennings
Ottumwa
Helmar C. Rosedale
Fort Dodge
Earl B. Barhow
Baltimore
Maryland
Wilbur G. Smith
Chas. W. Cook
Wmmetsburg
Earl Punke
Harold R. Wrede
Robert A. Conklin
Sigurd BE
Belerman
Must Carry Registration and Classification Cards
Registrants must carry their registration certificate and classification card at all times. Beginning February 1, 1943, the law requires personal possession of both documents. If classification is undetermined, the classification card cannot be issued until the local board decides it. Lost or stolen cards or certificates require a duplicate request and an affidavit of application.
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Hig Local Board
Hopkins Station Agent at Wesley Reaches Fifty Years
R B Hopkins, Milwaukee station agent in Wesley, begins his second half century of service. He started as a railroader in 1888 and arrived in Wesley on January 25, 1893 from Cylinder after four years as agent there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Wesley
R. B. Hopkins
Milwaukee
Cylinder
Jerry Schutter Not Issued C Gas Card by Mistake
On January 14 a list mistakenly included Jerry Schutter among C gas cards in Hos xuih County. He has no C card and did not apply for or accept one. He holds an existing service truck card and plans to rely on it, noting abuse of B and C cards by others and concern over future consequences.
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Jerry Schutter
Hosxuih
Jerry
Hig
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Titonea School
Jackie Carr
Bancroft
Larry Peterson
Iakew
Bonnie Carr
Danny Bonacker
Dorothy Dunmire
Brough
Washington
Lincoln
Valentine
Amy
Catherine
Fred
Elvin
Alfred
Anna
Loren
Ellaworth
Doris
Edwin
Wilburn
Jenny
Titanica High
Eurasia
India
Allan Carr
Mark Twain
Joel Chandler Harris
Robert Burns
Coleridge
Shelly
Wordsworth
Lowa
FED
Lakota Creamery
Woden Farmers Creamery
Melvin Buss
North African Point
U. S
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