The Bowler's Corner Scores Summary
Local bowling column lists multiple scores 202 182 189 187 162 181 180 78 77 176 reflecting a sequence of frame results and performance notes for unnamed bowlers in a vintage sports snippet.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
3
Local bowling column lists multiple scores 202 182 189 187 162 181 180 78 77 176 reflecting a sequence of frame results and performance notes for unnamed bowlers in a vintage sports snippet.
The list honors students who earned no grade below B while carrying four or more subjects for the second nine weeks. Seniors include Nicholas Alexander and many others, juniors include Nola Boekelman and others, sophomores led by Arnold Baker, and freshmen such as Glen Bartelt and Lynn Beenken.
Week long school lunch plan repeats daily items with menus for Monday through Friday. Dishes include chicken noodle soup and peanut butter sandwich on Monday. creamed dried beef and mashed potatoes on Tuesday. buttered turkey and peas on Wednesday. baked pork loaf and olives on Thursday. macaroni and cheese and green beans on Friday. Milk is served daily. Subject to change without notice.
The Auxiliary to Kennedy Post 4071 met February 8 at the Hazel Akkerman home with 16 members. Door prize drawn for Kathryn Hamilton who was absent. Reports read including secretary and general orders. Bills approved. Gifts given to members over quota and farewell to Wilma Wabben moving to Independence. Members asked to write to officials about Clinton Domiciliary closure. A poppy arrangement committee was named for the May district meeting in Swea City.
Farmers are invited to hear Harold Stockdale from Iowa State University discuss soil insect and corn borer control. Two sessions on Wednesday February 17 at 2:00 p.m. at the V F W Hall Algona and 7:30 p.m. at Swea City High School. The evening program is in cooperation with Swea City vocational ag department. Proper timely insect control is important to net profits for a corn grower.
National Boy Scout Week is marked with window displays in Callies Store Titonka Library and Titonka Savings Bank. Cub Scout Pack 63 held a Blue and Gold Supper Feb 1 in the school lunch room with guests Mr and Mrs Dale Lockwood and Mr and Mrs Richard Cosgrove. Prospective scouts attended with families as Pinewood derby and table games entertained.
Swea City Trojans beat Titonka Indians 73 to 60 in a State Line Conference basketball game. Roger Akkerman led Scorers with 22 points, while George Pommer and Ted Isebrand added 12 each in a strong comeback through the second half.
Members of the Men's Residence Association at Iowa State University elected new house officers for the academic year. The MRA includes 2,700 men and officers oversee the various houses. Mark Boyken was elected along with other officers. details list names such as R Akkerman and T Isebrand among the slate. In a reserve team prelim Titonka could only muster three points per quarter and lost 24-10. Titonka-Rake was postponed due to poor driving conditions.
The Kossuth County Swine Producers Banquet will be held at Burt High School on February 18 at 7 00 p m. Harold Fisher reports an excellent speaker, Robert Elkhart of Charles City, has lined up. Tickets are available.
Kathleen Eden of Ames stayed Friday night with her parents the Edens and was returned to Ames Saturday. Numerous local families hosted visitors including the Giesking Osterman Ringsdorf Akkerman Erickson Boekelman Kiewier Boekelman family and Pries. many went to Britt Bancroft Waterloo and Florida plans noted.
PTA members are reminded of a Monday February 15 meeting at 8:00 p.m. in the school auditorium. Buffalo Center entertainer Charlie DeVries and local sculptor Clifford Carlson will present. Strong reports on both are noted and a good program is expected.
Titonka Federated Club discussed Cub Scouting at its February 4 meeting held in the Library meeting room with hostesses Dorothy Welander and Jo Anne Hoover. Clarine Boyken led the lesson aided by Cubs Quentin Boyken Mike Iverson Gary Krantz and Kent Rode. Den mothers include Clarine Boyken and Shirley Iverson. Pack 63 is sponsored by the Federated Club.
Kermit Brandt son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Brandt will transfer to Dubuque around March 1 after promotion from Interstate Power Company He has been a meter reader for the Winnebago District Iowa and several southern Minnesota towns He will train as District Meter Technician in Dubuque for about one year The article also notes cold icy conditions in northern Iowa and southern Minnesota with school closings and postponed games.
A farewell open house for Norma Morgan county extension home economist is set for Tuesday February 16 at 8 00 p m at the extension office. The public is invited as she and the children move to Auburn Alabama around February 22 where Dr Harold Morgan already works in the Veterinary Department at Auburn University. The extension council has yet to name a successor and hopes to fill the post quickly.
Titanka Woman's Club members and guests met at the Clarke Miller home on Thursday February 4 with Doris Miller as hostess. Films on heart surgery prevention and post operative care were shown by Mrs Marcella Chapman of Mason City assisted by Miss Joyce Hayden to raise awareness of heart attack prevention. Ferne Kitz and Mrs Chapman announced films are available to local groups with narrator upon contact.
Titonka girls open with Burt Saturday February 13 at 8 30 p m at Titonka. North Central meets Twin Rivers at 7 00 p m in the opener at Titonka. Winners advance to play Rockwell Swaledale and Ledyard in Thompson and Corwith respectively Tuesday. Titonka Indians face Armstrong February 15 at 8 30 p m. Cylinder meets Ringsted with winner to face Lakota.
Four to six couples will meet in county homes during February and early March to discuss Financing Our Public Services. County extension director Galen DeValois notes the program is part of Iowa State University and Kossuth Co Extension Service. Contact Steve Tjaden Lakota or Erwin Eden Titonka for discussion details.
Wartburg College in Waverly names 96 students to the first semester Deans List including 16 with perfect 4.0 GPAs. The breakdown shows 27 seniors 26 juniors 20 sophomores and 23 freshmen with a 3.5 GPA or higher required. Included are Marlene Boyken of Titonka and Victoria Rakow of Wesley.
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