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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1960

Page

4

Indians Draw Bye in First Round of Play

The Titania Indians drew a bye in the first round of the Boys Sectional Basketball Tournament at Garrigan Al gona. They will play Wednesday evening February 24 against the winner of the Swea City Sentral game. If victorious they advance to the semifinals to meet the winner of the Corwith Britt game on February 25. Finals are a week from Saturday.

Titania-Indians Garrigan Algona Swea City Sentral

American Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Community Service Notes

The regular monthly meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at the A Herd Boelkes home Friday afternoon February 26 with Rat Harris as co host. Plans include knee pads chair seat pads carpet tearing and sewing. Members urged to bring worn blanket material for padding and carpet rags to Louise Mechler Ben Garrett Pat Homes or Sadie Denton homes. The unit, represented at the Kossuth County meeting in Fenton February 9, reported on the Mid winter Conference in Des Moines. The local unit has been asked to provide 100 Easter favors for Woodward. Pearle Ricklets is ill at home with hospital care for a leg issue, and H Ricklets is hospitalized. Cards welcomed for both and George Graham. Sympathy extended to Stella Reese and her family on the death of her brother Jack Wagner. Juniors meet February 22 with Audrey Boelkes and Sandy Hoover as hostesses. March meeting hosts Francis Gingrich Lois Petersen. Attendance urged for regular churchgoing and daily prayers for world peace.

Ahred Boelkes Rat Harris Louise Mechler Ben Garrett Pat. Homnes Sadie Denton Jthree Ben Garrett Pat Haines Irene, Petersen Fenton Des Moines Pearle Ricklets Bherville H. Ricklets Legionaires Ricklets George Graham Stella Reese Jack’ Wagner Wagner Hig Audrey Boelkes Sandy Hoover Francis Gingrich Lois Petersen

Federated Club to Meet at Mrs McDonald Home

Titonka Federated Club will meet Thursday February 18 at Edith McDonald’s home. Mrs Karen Boyken will deliver the lesson with roll call on A Suggestion for Maintaining Mental Health. Newly elected officers include Jo Ann Hoover president Arm Schwerin vice president Esther Lehman secretary Trudy Budlong treasurer Mary Lee Baade historian Clarine Boyken executive board member.

Federated Club McDonald Titonka Federated Edith McDonald Karen Boyken Are Ann Hoover Arm Schwerin Esther Lehman Trudy “Budlong Mary Lee Baade Clarine

Anniversary Notice for Clarence Silver Wedding Day

Mrs Clarence Atty and party observe their Silver Wedding Anniversary with an open house at home on Sunday February 21 from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

Clarence . Atty

Titonka Lions Game Postponed to Friday Night

Titonka residents look forward to a postponed basketball double header this Friday February 19 with the Titonka Lions facing a local firemen team at 8:00 p.m. A preliminary 7:00 p.m. game features Boy Scouts versus 4-H boys.

Annual Swine Conference Held February 25 in Iowa

The Iowa State Department of Animal Husbandry and Agricultural Engineering announces the Annual Swine Conference on February 25 at the Great Hall Memorial Union. Dean Barnes says the program runs 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with topics on remodeling buildings finishing houses disease-free pigs and related swine industry issues.

Department of Iowa’ State Great Hall Memorial Union Dean Barnes Algona

Hon Ken James Honken Open House Invitation

An invitation extends to friends of the Alvin Honken family to attend a Sunday open house honoring Mr and Mrs James Honken on their recent marriage. The reception is at Good Hope Church parlors Sunday February 21 from 2 to 5 PM with a program and devotions at 3 PM. No invitations are being sent.

Alvin Honken James Honken Good-Hope -Church

Portland Boys 4-H Club Holds February Meeting

The Portland 4-H group met February 11 at Lamps. Members planned beef, hog and sheep charts showing animal parts and meat cuts. Bob Johnson presented color charts on cuts and photographed the club. Lamps served lunch after adjournment.

Portland Boys Tha Lampes Bob Johnson

Buffalo Homemakers Meet February 19 at Ricks Home

Buffalo Township Homemakers will meet Friday February 19 at 2 00 p m at the home of Mrs Melvin Ricks with Mrs Neal Boyken and Mrs Donald Radmaker as co hosts Roll call will be An Historical Fact About Town The extension lesson Feeling Fit and Fine will be presented by Mrs Raymon Bartlett and Mrs Harley Lehman Everyone is welcome to attend

Buffalo Homemakers Buffalo ‘Township Homemakers Melvin Ricks Neal Boyken Donald Radmaker Raymon Bartlett Harley Lehman

Wesley Boys 4 H Club Plans Basketball Teams

The Wesley Boys 4 H Club met at Robert Boleneous home on Tuesday night February 2. Bob Boleneous demonstrated tractor safety. Plans were made for Junior and Senior basketball teams. Leader Joseph Have a talk on Cuts of.

Wesley Boys Robert Boleneous Bobby Boleneous Tractor Joseph Have

Iowa Farm Survey Shows Change In Livestock Numbers

A 1960 livestock survey reports Iowa cattle up 4 percent and hogs up 1 percent from 1959, while sheep and kids rise 1 percent in Iowa and 2 percent nationwide. Chickens fall 8 percent in Iowa and 5 percent nationwide. A spring 1959 seeder box survey found 29 percent of seed oats from neighbors had primary noxious weed seed and 43 percent contained secondary weed seed. Ten year highway accident data show 85 percent of deaths were tractor operators, prompting advice on new tractor safety gear. A 1968 1959 corn stalk survey across ten Iowa counties found stands of 10,000 to 13,000 stalks per acre, with western and southern counties lightest and northern and eastern counties heaviest.

Iowa U. S U.S North Towa Astern

Livestock Diseases Topic Set for Adult School

Dr H E McCutchan state veterinarian will discuss lepto and other livestock diseases at the Adult Farmer Evening School meeting on Monday February 22. Lepto poses a human risk and is causing losses across Iowa farms. The session begins at 8:00 p.m. at the school per H R Lehman Vo Ag instructor.

H. E McCutchan Adult Farmer Iowa Vo Ag

Waterfowl surveys inform Union Slough management

Union Slough Refuge uses full and partial surveys to track waterfowl. A 100 percent census is attempted on the refuge with biweekly population estimates. Researchers apply a grid method during migration to size flocks and infer total numbers, aiming for about 90 percent accuracy for trend analysis.

State Conservation ‘Commission US Department of Defense Bureau of ‘Sport’ Fisheries and Wildlife United States Central America Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge

New Board Members Elected For Creamery

Stockholders of the Titania Co operative Creamery Company elected two new board members at the annual meeting held at the creamery Saturday January 30. Martin Harms and Lawrence Loeschen will replace Ed Zwiefel and Carl Callies. Other board members were re elected Harley Brandt Arthur Peterson and geCcT.

Titania Cooperative Creamery Company Martin Harms Lawrence Loeschen Ed Zwiefel Car Callies Harley Brandt Arthur Peterson Gecct

Squaws Meet Thompson In Second Round Of Tourney

In the girls basketball sectional, the Titonka Squaws are favored to beat Thompson in the second round after two prior wins this season. Local players Gayle Sloper Verna Grey led scoring in the 59 33 victory over Joice while Darlene Richter led free throws in district qualifying.

Burt Thompson Squaws Titania Squaws Joice Tyke Jotce Titanka Gayle Sloper Verna Grey Sleper FGP F Force Ee Darlene, Richter Ledyard Verna Gray Gayle ‘Sloper Woden-Crystal Lake Whittemore Lakota

Farm Bureau Women's Day Set For Monday, March 28

Kossuth County Farm Bureau Women s Day will be held Monday March 28 at 2 00 p m in the K C Hall east of Algona Speaker will be John Burton former County Extension Director Des Moines Coffee by Fenton Township Lincoln Township invites Wesley Township handles registration Remaining townships supply cookies County Special Chairmen oversee exhibits with township chairmen assisting Plan to attend and invite friends

Kossuth County Farm Bureau K. C. Haly Algona John Burton Des Moines Fenton Township Lincoln Township Wesley Township

Engagement announced for Judith Ann Wolff and Roger Reibsamen

Judith Ann Wolff of Mason City and Roger David Reibsamen of Titonka are engaged to wed. Parents listed include Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rafferty of Mason City and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reibsaumen of Titonka. Wedding planned for near future.

Judith Ann Wolff Mason City Roger David Reibsamen Titonka Gerald Rafferty Floyd Reibsaumen

Woman's Club Meets at Harold Burgess Home

The Titanka Woman's Club met at Harold Burgess home Thursday afternoon February 11 with Ruth Burgess as hostess. President Haemony Krantz led the meeting which covered medicines diseases treatments and dental topics. Lois Brandt presented a health lesson with dietary data and calories. The plus Rule of 14 fashion feature by Raymond Krantz was shared. Ethel Downs will host February 25 meeting.

Titanka Woman's Club Harold Burgess Ruth Burgess Haemony Krantz Maree Krantz Fort Dodge Congregational Church Lois Brandt Raymond Krantz

Titonka Telephone CoStockholders Meet Private meeting notice

The annual meeting of Titonka Telephone Company stockholders will be held at 2 00 p m Saturday February 20 in the Legion Hall Titonka All stockholders are invited to attend Free coffee and donuts will be served after the meeting

Titonka Telephone Company Legion Hall Titonka

Farm Economist Sees Brighter Egg Price Outlook

Farm economist Fran cis Kutish of Iowa State University says egg producers should plan chick purchases for fall and winter with price prospects looking much brighter than current levels. He expects prices this year to rise above last year by mid spring as the 1960 hatch effects appear, and notes feeder cattle movements into feed lots this winter will influence next fall and winter prices.

Francis Kutish Iowa State University Kutish

Lambert Boekelmans To Observe 50th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Boekelman will celebrate their golden wedding with open house February 21 at the First Congregational Church in Buffalo Center from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. They were married February 24, 1910, at the home of her parents Theo and Albers in Buffalo Center. They have four children Hip of Elmhurst Illinois Vernold of Wayland Iowa Viola Mrs C YV Jeppson of Corvallis Oregon and Josephine Mrs Tom Hanson of Buffalo Center and ten grandchildren. Their relatives and many friends are invited to attend and a program begins at 2:30 p.m.

Lambert Boekelman First Congregational Church Buffalo Center Maggie Albers Theo, Albers Bufalo Center Hip Elmhurst Illinois Vernold Wayland Iowa Viola C. YV Jeppson Corvallis Oregon Josephine Tom Hanson

Farm sales set for February dates in Iowa region

Farm auctions scheduled in the Buffalo Center Titonka area on February 18 19 and 25 feature closing out sales of farm machinery livestock and buildings. Lawrence C Balyance Bud Alice and Harm A Huisinga will conduct sales with De Vries Brothers as auctioneers and Titonka Savings Bank as clerks.

Lawrence C. Balyance Buffalo Center Titonica Farmers Co-operative Oil Co Titonka DeVries “Brothers Titonka Savings Bank Harm A. Huisinga de Vries Brothers

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Indians American Legion Auxiliary Titanka Lions Edward A. Sathoff Sathoff Ted ‘Dunmire Homer ‘Downs Lester Callies Walter’ Baade Lawrence Heyer Harold* Gartner J. Schutter J. Li Thompson and Sexton Doris. Amundson Little,Brown Nashua G@oods Hope Church Doris Craig Wartburg College Waverly Maurice Mra Fagg Shores Union Slough Digest Harold H. J. Burgess U.S. Find’ ‘and Wildlife Service Bill Boyken Ames Junior Chamber of Commerce Ames Jaycees Bil Boyken Bill Boy Scouts Roosevelt Pta Ames Interchurch Council Bethesda Lutheran Church Loca Farm Bureau Woman's Club Ethel Downs Titonka Telephone Co The Kossuth Co Lambert Boekelmans W. S Ray Hansen Edith Kele Leo Richter Howard Sparks Harvey [Graham William Speicher
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