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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1950
Page
2
An item notes subscription pricing for Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory at 2.00 per year prepaid and 2.50 per year outside the area, highlighting thorough territorial coverage. The ad touts the paper as reaching regions no other paper covers.
The Woden News reports the marriage of Roy Bilyeu to Imagene Hillisland at the Methodist church Forest City with NR Pettersen officiating. The issue covers farm life visits, a baptism birth Rebecca Jo, local sports result 18 17 at Britt, plus social events, illnesses, and outings involving Bilyeu, Buns, Helm, Wood, Chestnut, and other local residents.
Alo and Mrs. Herman Berg of Passo, TN, Tik Feeht and Albert Larsehen of Carthage, MI, were here last week to attend the funeral of Abbe Doden. They also visited at the home of Mrs. Reeeca Hipp.
Kossuth County boys and girls 4-H officers will hear from historian Carol Legg about a proposed State 4-H Camp Center for Iowa. The meeting covers district plans, fundraising, site selection, and a nine minute film showing a similar project in Kansas to guide future development.
Langia Rews visits Homestead first Saturday evening then travels by train to Chicago and plane. Spring Valley guests Mr. and Mrs. John Minor Mrs. Algy Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olthoff host and visiting families including the Beckers, Sleeper, and Barg. Mercy Hospital stay for Mrs. Beck, care by Raymond Picht, Olson and Sleeper relatives, and Al Scott relocates from Ripon Wisconsin. Measles confinement for Karen Vallentine. Macalester College enrollment search in St Paul.
A Gillette press summary outlines the proposed Fair Employment Practices Commission bill. It details its aims to ban employment discrimination by race color religion or national origin, outline enforcement powers and penalties, and notes partisan splits and likely Senate filibuster. The piece highlights key sponsors and the political stakes in Congress as debate unfolds in February.
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