Waverly Bride in Candlelight Vows at St Pauls Lutheran
Miss Wanda Lou Mueller becomes the bride of Sylvester H Van Hove in a candlelit ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The Rev W H Wieblen officiates a double ring rite as organist Doris Hipp accompanies Joyce Mueller. Bride wore ivory lace veil and pearl jewelry, carried an orchid bouquet, and was attended by sisters and cousins in orchid nylon dresses. A reception for 200 followed at the Parish House with local families, cake cutting by aunts, and floral corsages. The bride, a Waverly High School graduate, works as secretary for local attorneys. the groom, Titonka High School and St Louis College of Mortuary Science graduate, is with Kaiser Funeral Home and Furniture in Waverly.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Wanda Lou Mueller
Louie Mueller
Waverly
Sylvester H.'Van Hove
Ted van Hove
Titonka
W.H. Wieblen
Doris Hipp
Joyce Mueller
Wave
Kendra Mueller
Sylvia’ van’ Howe
Marlys Wente
Mueller
Donald ‘van Hove
Woden
Ted A. van Hove
James van Hove
Merlin van Hove
Eldean Wendt
Ames
Clarence van Hove
Alsormbert & Rock
Punch
Clarence Warnkel
Cedar, Falls
Fred Wente
Ibride
Carol Bartels
Nancy Beebe
Marlys Oberheu
JoAnn Schuler
Swea City
Marilyn Petersen
Readlyn
Waverley High School
Arden L. Young
William B. Mooney
Titonka High School
St. Louis College
Longtime Iowa woman dies after long illness
Mrs. William Stoutenberg died Thursday afternoon January 20 at the Roberts Nursing Home in Algona where she had resided for several months. Born February 19, 1865 in Ohio to Frank and Rebecca Langworthy, she taught in Illinois and lived on farms in Prins ton and Burt before moving to Algona, Swea City, and finally Swea City again. She was active in Presbyterian and Methodist churches, and in various clubs. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the First Methodist Church in Swea City. Burial followed.
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William Stoutenberg
Roberts
Algona
Pate Ape
Angle “Langworthy
Ohio
Til
Frank
Rebecca
Langworthy
Wheaton’ College
Bureau County
Illinois
Washington
Iowa
Princeton
Burt
Swea City
Stoutenberg
Mary Budlong
Titonka
Harold Jones
Presbyterian
Union Stwp
Mothers and Daughters Club
First Methodist Church
8. H. Batisier
Act
Regular February meeting of American Legion Auxiliary held at Petersen home
The February business meeting at the Petersen home opened with the Manual of Ceremonies and committee reports. Juniors sent 100 Valentine nut cups to Woodward School and Hospital and will enter the Junior Nut Cup Contest. Civil Defense updates include ordered Home Preparation Workshop and Crusade for Freedom kits. Radio Free Europe broadcasts continue up to 20 hours daily in 38 languages. Legislation notes urge pensions for WWII and Korean veterans. Iowa aims to make it a special project. Clothing drive remains active with drop-off at William Boyken garage. Polio March of Dimes chair Patricia Haines reports 341.87 raised by bank draft. bake sale chair Lois Petersen reports 39.15 with about 10 pending. Rehabilitation Division shipped clothing and items totaling 116.84 to various locations. carpet rags and bed pads needed for veteran shops. State president’s project focuses on Rehabilitation Work on the Home Front. Poppy Division, Junior Activities, and History contest rules reviewed. No magazine drive this year. Next meetings: Juniors Feb 24. Work Feb 28 with Esther Petersen and Irene Higgins as hostesses. Encourage regular church attendance and daily prayers for world peace.
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William Petersen
Irene Petersen
Alta Norland
Woodwérg
Crusade
W. Ear Hall
Crusade For Freedom
Radio Free Europa
National Legislative Bulletin
Iowa
William Boyken
Patricia Haines
Polio March of ‘Dimes
Iowa City
Knoxville
Clinton
I. T
Esther Petersen
Irene Higgins
Minn Spring Barrow Show Entries Due February fifteenth
Entries for the Minnesota State Spring Barrow Show in Albert Lea are due February 15. Open to purebred, crossbred, or grade market hogs with Junior or Open divisions. Hogs must be sold for slaughter after the show. prizes include a premium over market price for certain graded hogs.
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Kossuth
FAA
Minnesota
Albert Lea
Anid
Carload Ask Ooh
Titania High School Curriculum Debate Stirs PTA Meeting
The Titania district weighs science and math course adequacy and trends from national and local data. A PTA meeting discussed whether to add typing in grades seven and eight, introduce wood shop or home economics earlier, allow a fifth subject in grade nine, offer five subjects for college bound students, limit extracurriculars, and set higher science and math requirements for all students.
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National Titanka Algona
Board of Education
PTA
Titania
Titonka
W. P. Truesdell
Full measure used to compare food prices across cities
A study applies a full measure to buying power by comparing wages and city price levels. Four Algona supermarkets provided item prices, showing iceberg lettuce 22c, cabbage 9c, eggs 40c per dozen, beef chuck roasts 57%c, and apples 18c per pound. Results outline regional price differences and the role of purchasing power in evaluating food expenditures.
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New York
Algona
Heston
Mass
Boston
Carroll
Titanka Woman's Club Meeting With Mme Ethel Reed
The Titanka Woman's Club will meet Thursday February 20 at the home of Ethel Reed. The evening topic is United Nations peace and how to teach the value of peace to others.
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Mes
Ethel Beed
Titanka
Ethel Reed
Ito
United Nations
God
Appreciation Night Is Huge Success
The Titanica Chamber of Commerce held its first Appreciation Night on Tuesday with about 85 men in attendance. Prizes donated by area merchants filled the evening. Henry Orthel and Guy Carlson won high card prizes while Don Budlong and Sylvia Hanna took low awards. A lunch followed the games, and L. W. Nath thanked merchants for their support.
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Titanica Chamber of Commerce
Mar
Henry Orthel
Guy Carlson
Don Budlong
Sylvia Hanna
L. W. Nath
Chamber of Commerce
Farmers adopt four year crop rotation plan
On the level notes farm conservation activity involving Harry Shortenhaus William Alke Gene JandJ Eq Kollasch Ervin Siems and Harold Montag who completed plans last week William Alke lives north of Titonka and recently moved to the former Ervin Fahrenholtz farm Montag plans a spring tour and Shortenhaus reports use of balanced fertilizer and rotation to sustain fertility Eq Arend LaVerne has applied for a conservation plan while farming another site Johnson from the office lists cooperators Warris Ehlers James Fett Ernest Davis Luther Fairbanks John Ashland Edna Folkerts Magh Black and Lloyd Bartlett with Bartlett arranging a district cooperators meeting at Portland Community Hall on Tuesday February 11}
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Harry Shortenhaus
William Alke
Gene Jandj
Eq Kollasch
Ervin Siems
Harold Montag
Titonka
Ervin Fahrenholtz
Sidney Johnson
Warris Ehlers
James Fett
Ernest Davis
Luther Fairbanks
John Ashland
Edna Folkerts
Magh Black
Lloyd Bartlett
Portland
Twin Rivers Teams Gain Two Victories Over Tyke
Twin Rivers defeated Tyke girls 61 55 after leading 9 to 9 early, with Dawn Beenken, Verna Gray key guards before fouling out. Twin Rivers boys overwhelmed Tyke 87 47 as the Indians faded in the final period. Election notes: March 10 polls open 12 00 to 7 00 in Consolidated School District of Titonka for two three year director terms and a two year treasurer term.
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Titonka
Walker McDonald
George Seaberg
Ethel Downs
Twin Rivers
Bode
Faye Ann Smith
Tyke
Verna Gray
Noone
Ngh
T.R
Gary
Dawn Beenken
Twin Rivers Trips Indians
Indians
TR. Boys
Cattle Outlook From Iowa State Economist on 1958 Beef Supply
Farm economist Tom Rackham of Iowa State College forecasts tighter cattle supplies in 1958 as Canada may reduce exports. He notes rising Canadian per capita beef use, potential U S import balance, possible U S surplus, and Mexico may fill gaps if U S lag persists. Forward contracts for 1958 lambs signal tightening supply with prices for fall delivery in north central Montana at 19 to 20.65 per hundredweight.
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Tom Rackham
Iowa State College
United States
Rackham
Canada
U. S
Mexico
Seattle
Montana
Homemakers Meet Thursday in Buffalo Township Planning Sewing Skills Lesson
Buffalo Township Homemakers will gather February 20 at 2:00 PM at Mrs. Robert Lang's home with Mrs. George Alice as co host to hear an extension lesson on Sewing Skills by Mrs. Brandt and Mrs. Melvin and a discussion on Faets. om led by Mrs. Allen Eden.
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Buffalo Township
Robert Lang
George Alice
Brandt
Melvin
Ricks
Allen Eden
Farm Shorts Highlights Iowa Extension Programs and Events
County extension director L. Barnes notes favorable audience reaction to The Challenge to Iowa series aired on Meson City Channel 3 with six programs ending March 15. A Swea City cattle feeding tour, swine events at Ames, a beef banquet in Algona, and multiple ticketed events are listed with dates, locations, and participants including Ray Krantz and Wallace Reynolds among others.
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Iowa
Meson City
Barney ‘Thilges
Charles Deardis
Bob Johnson
Swea City
Algong High School
Association
Ray Krantz
Titonka
Wallace Reynolds
Claude Johnson
Seneca
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P.T.A
American Legion . Auxiliary
Minn
Spring Barrow
Shaw
Sputnick
Supt. Lang
Mary K. Staudt Co
Extension Home
By Lyler. Riedinger
West Bend
Buffalo Center
Arend
LaVerne
Los Ab
March OF Dimes
Harris
American Legion Auxiliary
Glen Miller J
Kossuth Co
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 465
Arly Kind
Bearat
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