Titanika Girls Fall To Lone Rock 36 31 In Week Tilt
The Titanika girls lost to Lone Rock 36 31 Monday night with a 22 7 halftime deficit. Lone Rock pulled away late to win. Next home game is Friday Feb 10 against Woden. THS Juniors and Sixth graders report busy activity including music practice and book projects. The junior high county basketball tourney is set for Feb 8 9 and 11 at Burt gym.
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Lone Rock
Titanka
Woden
M Junior High
Lincoln
Washington
Burt Gymnasium
Farm and Home Week at Ames State College events
Rev Schnucker leads Farm and Home Week at Iowa State College Ames with sessions on rural life led by church and academic leaders. Monday features reports and plans for rural development including speakers Wallace Winterstein Soulis and Parker. Luncheon, then talks by Baker and church groups on conserving and developing rural life. Week highlights Farm Bureau 4 H home demonstration and town outreach programs.
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State College of
Ames
Iowa Christian Rural Fellowship
State Department of Education
Iowa State College
John JP. Wallace
W. ‘Winterstein
Maurice Soulis
Hampton
Jessie Parker
E. Briggs
Barker
R. Ik.bliss
C. Schnucker
Memorial Union Building
C. E. Baker
United States Department of Agriculture of
Washington
America
Schnucker
Monsignor L. Ligutti
Granger
Martin ‘Schroeder
Lutheran Church
Farm Bureau
State College
Child Injured When Car Is Struck by Truck Near Algona
The four year old son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Olson from a farm north of Algona sustained a fractured left collar bone Saturday night when the Olson car was struck from behind by a Fort Dodge Wahkonsa Packing Company truck on highway 169 about 6 30 pm The impact pushed the car along the highway causing it to overturn into a ditch The Olsons suffered bruises and shock while the truck front end was badly damaged The Fort Dodge driver Walter Benton was uninjured
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Algona
Elmer Olson
Highway 169
Fort Dodge ‘Wahkonsa Packing Company
Olson
Walter Benton
Fort Dodge
Fourth Grade Journal Highlights and Lessons
The class notes map locations in states for a geography lesson and identifies France as the komende unit. They report on Mr Shirley visiting, a new science unit on animals social life, and use of My Weekly Reader. Amy Fisher and Alfred Baade earned perfect vocabulary papers while Lillian Bruns celebrated her sixth birthday with candy bars.
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Netherland
France
Shirley
Amy Fisher
Alfred Baade
Miss Carmichael
Lillian Bruns
Tom
Jip
Jane
Titonka Captures Class A Then Falls to Ledyard Champs
Titonka high school basketball won the Class A county tournament at Algona by defeating Swea City 24-19 and Algona 31-15 before losing in the title game to Ledyard, the Class B winner, 32-15. The Titonka squad impressed with defense and teamwork, earning the county trophies and praise from spectators.
Titonia Telephony Company Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of Titonia Tele phony Company stockholders is set for Saturday February 18 at 2 PM at the I O O F Hall. Secretary Mathilda Falk notes the notice and invites participation.
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Titonia Telephony Company
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mathilda Falk
Family Altar Broadcast on WMT and KMA
Daily 6 30 A M. listen in over WMT and KMA for the Family Altar broadcast led by Rev. Gilmore Cedarholm inviting household devotion and spiritual reflection each morning.
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WMT
KMA
Gilmore Cedarholm
George Sonnenbergs Celebrate 10th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Sonnenberg were surprised Friday evening by relatives as they marked their 10th wedding anniversary. Attending were Henry Bruns and family Ben Franzen and family Herman Franzen and family Henry Franzen Jr Herman Limberg Jr Henry Franzen Sr Chris Sonnenberg and Misa Ann Sonnenberg of Holland. Dick Franzen could not attend due to illness. Refreshments were served and the couple received many gifts.
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George Sonnenberg
Henry Bruns
Ben Franzen
Herman Franzen
Henry Franzen Jr
Herman Limberg Jr
Henry Franzen Sr
Chris Sonnenberg
Misa Ann Sonnenberg
Holland
Dick Franzen
Titonka Faces Repeated Power Outages and Delays
Last Wednesday morning Titonka suffered a prolonged electric outage with only brief flickers. Residents reported difficulty contacting the local power supervisor in Buffalo Center as the line was down, prompting complaints about service reliability and calls for better handling of outages and restoration.
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Titanka
Power Company
Idlianal
Buffalo Center
Titonka
Lakota Bride Lena Bauman Weds Arlie Meyer in Wis
Lena Bauman of Lakota and Arlie Meyer of Wilton Wisconsin were married Saturday at the Lutheran church with Rev A F Beese officiating. Attendants were Miss Margaret Smith and Fred Bauman. The bride wore a white lace gown and bouquet of yellow tea roses. After the ceremony the couple planned a trip to Rock Island Illinois then Wisconsin to establish their home.
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Lena Bauman
William Bauman
Arlie Meyer
Wilton
Wis
Lutheran Church
A. F. Beese
Margaret Smith
Fred Bauman
Lakota High School
Rock Island
Irc
Wisconsin
Three Cars in Mix-Up on Road North of Wesley
Three Wesley cars collided three miles north of town near Lon Gouge school. Albert Vegge and Leo Malecek were involved, with slight bruises and cuts reported. Yegge had gathered school children including Clayton Angle's, then turned and struck Malecek's car after Mr Snyder approached from the north, sending Yegge’s car into Malecek.
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Wesley
Albert Vegge
Leo Malecek
Lon Gouge
Yegge
Malecek
S. Yegge
Clayton Angle
Snyder
Town Raises Most Hogs in Nation Among States
The town leads the nation by raising more hogs than the combined total of the next two states and nearly double the hog output of any single state, highlighting its dominant livestock industry and agricultural growth.
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Town
Court and Jury Hear Mix of Sentences in District Court
Three days on a case with a $60.25 dispute led to Melzin A. Farrow of Elmore Minnesota being fined 300 dollars plus costs for illegal possession of liquor. He paid half the fine and got six months to pay the rest, with a 500-dollar appeal bond. Farrow was nabbed by federal officers at Floyd Mussulman’s farm while they waited to seize Mussulman as a suspect in a December Whittemore bank hold up. Ray V. Gross of Algona received a one-year county jail sentence for larceny of domestic fowl, suspended on good behavior and paroled to Sheriff Casey Loss. A jury in the Koppen vs Brand case valued Koppen’s claim at the disputed 60.25 dollars plus interest after a two and a half day oil and gas deal at Brand’s Lakota service station. Judge Coyle and attorneys noted. No new district court filings this week. probate cases include estates of Oliver Walker, Wilhelm Baumann, and H. B. Coleman with appointed executors and administrators.
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Melzin A. Farrow
Elmore
Minn
Fred M. Hudson
Pocahontas
Koasuth
Farrow
Floyd Mussulman
Mussulman
Whittemore
Ray V. Gross
Algona
Jal
Casey Loss
Kossuth County
J. C. Koppen
Buffalo Center
Red Brand
Lakota
Koppen
Brand
Coyle
Humboldt
Allen Brunson
Harrington
Lowe
Oliver. Walker
Walter S
Gordon H. Walker
California
Wilhelm Baumann
August Baumann
H. B. Coleman
Fred Schneider
Kossuth Homemakers Study Furnishings Course
Kossuth county homemakers vote to study furnishings in an adult education program for the coming year. Led by Mrs. Ruth Seaton Hicks the four lessons will cover fashion trends in furniture quality storage lighting and framing. The clothing course ranked second but the home furnishings course received most support and is open to all homemakers through the State Extension Service.
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Kossuth
Ruth Seaton Hicks
Mra. Hicks
State Extension Service
R E A Cooking School Planned in Humboldt
R E A cooking school will be held at Humboldt with a project-wide class at 1:45 PM Wednesday March 8 in the Legion Hall. The cooperatively owned generating stations at Poca hontas and Reeves sponsor several kitchen parties at members' homes during March.
New McCormick-Deering Dealer for Titania
Lockrem of Thompson rents the K and H building west of the K and H off station and will stock McCormick Deering farm implements. Mr Lockrem has long experience in Thompson implement business and will allocate part time here. Louis Olson of Thompson will lead the Titonka operation and move here when a suitable residence is found.
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Lockrem
Thompson
McCormick-Deering
Louis Olson
P. T. A. Meeting Monday Evening February 13
The February P T A meeting will be held Monday February 13 at 7 46 PM The program includes Military Tap Dance performed by Janice Joice and Dawn Bonacker Down Through the Years by Mrs Jay Budlong a Vocal Solo by Patricia Balltalk The Place of the Family in the Community by Rev Patterson and volleyball after the business Lunch will be served L G Gartner in charge
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Janice
Joice
Dawn ‘Bonacker
Jay Budlong
Patricia Balltalk
Wesley Girl-Algona Man Married Tuesday
Miss Alice Forburger daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos J Forburger of Wesley and Joseph Krieps son of Mr and Mrs Nick J Krieps of Algona united in marriage at St Josephs Catholic church Wesley on Tuesday morning Feb 7 Rev A Wagener officiated. Attendants Vera Forburger and Alphonse Erpelding. Reception at the bride’s parents home with 45 relatives. The couple will settle on the groom’s farm near Sexton and held a wedding dance Tuesday evening.
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Alphonse Erpelding
Mary Davidicn
Mrs. Houdek
Dorothy Youngwirth
Vivian Studer
Lucille Hildman
Highway 118
Sexton
M. J. Krieps
Algona
John Krpelding
Wm. Houdek
Earl
Garner
Frank Bleich
Wesley
John Bleich
Martin Bleich
Titonka
Sylvester Garman
Stilson
Arthur Bleich
Leona Basch
Mrs. Oliver Young Injured Cranking Car at Wesley
Mrs Oliver Young of Wesley sustained a painful leg injury while helping her son Robert start the family car. They moved the vehicle part way from the garage when it jerked in gear and pinned her against the wall. The flesh bruised but X rays showed no broken bones.
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Wesley
Oliver Young
Robert
Legislature Weighs Abolishing Iowa College of Engineering
A House committee favors abolishing the University of Iowa College of Engineering. The bill advances to the House calendar amid mixed prospects, alumni legislators, and debate on possible savings. Other measures include tax and bond actions, salaries publication, and a library administration overhaul with a projected saving of ten to twenty thousand dollars.
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House Committee On
College of Engineering
State University of Iowa
House
University of Iowa
Senate
Iowa
Board of Assessment and Review
State Library Administration
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Supreme Court
Law Library
Medical
Museum of Art
Good Will Club Discusses Titonka Improvements
The Good Will Club met Friday evening in Titonka to discuss town improvements. Topics included better streets improved fighting facilities and other measures to enhance the community. Attendees enjoyed lunch at a local cafe after the meeting.
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Titonka
Good Will Club
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