sectional Champs Subdue Lakota 51-38 for Right to Enter District
Titania Squaws defeated Lakota 51-38 to secure a district berth in a sectional title game at Titonka. Gayle Sloper led Tyke with 23 points, Verna Gray 16, Ellen Nelson 14, as Lakota’s free throw struggles and Tyke’s late 12-point fourth quarter sealed victory.
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Lakota
Titania Squaws
Lyle Opheim
Lakota Eagles
Squaws
Titonka
Thompson
Ledyard
Burt
Tyke
Nelson
Gray
Sloper
Nelson Janly
Richter
Iwitct
Crystal Lake
Ellen Nelson
Verna Gray
Gayle Sloper
Kossuth Concert Association Launches Membership Drive
The Kossuth Community Concert Association announces its thirteenth annual membership campaign starting the first week in March. Florence Reynolds will lead North Kossuth sales, contacting renewal members in late February. Membership includes about ten concerts in Emmetsburg and Estherville for six dollars, with programs at Algona High School Auditorium and open to residents of the vicinity.
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Kossuth
North
Sthe ‘Association
Emmetsburg
Estherville
Studete
Algona High’ School
Farm Outlook Advises Early Hog Weight Tops
Farm outlook from Kossuth County Extension Director Francis Kutish warns hog producers to top hogs at market weight to avoid discounts as prices are expected to drop through February to April. Heavy hogs face price cuts, with 220-pound pigs discounted for extra weight, potentially reducing returns. a 270-pound hog could yield only a small profit after costs. W.S.C.S. Circles plan a February 25 meeting at 2:00 p.m. with hostesses Mrs. Inmire and Mrs. Hel.
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Francis Kutish
Iowa State College Farm
Kutish Kutish
Kutish
W.S.C
W.svcs
Inmire
Hel
Interstate Power Co. Wins Safety Award in Winnebago District
The Winnebago District of Interstate Power Co. received an Edison Electric Institute safety award for 1,003,118 consecutive man hours without a lost time accident from 1951 to 1958. G. G. Young accepted the certificate from L. L. Peterson, recognizing 70 employees in the area across Fox Lake Plant Shenburn and Winnebago offices.
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Winnebago
Interstate Power Company
Edison Electric’ Institute
Interstate
L. L. Peterson
Dubuque
Fox Lake
Shenburn
Sherburn
Albert Johnson
Kossuth County Auxiliary Units Meet and Ballot Call
Regular monthly meeting set for February 27 at Amos Krominga home with Pearl Krominga Rae Harris as hosts. Members urged to cast ballots on page 23 of February National News for the Golden Mike awards while supporting national convention plans and upcoming February 23 junior meeting.
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Amos Krominga
Pearl Krominga
Rae
Harris aSeg
Nicholson
Kossuth County
Sherry
Martha Boyken
Krominga
Rae Harris
Banks and Post Office Close Monday for Washington Birthday
The Titania Savings Bank and the Post Office will be closed all day Monday February 23 in observance of Washingtons birthday.
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Titania Savings Band
Washington
Garner routs Titanka in sectional opener 71 to 42
Garner built a 22 9 early lead and never trailed the Titanka Indians. Tyke’s defense tightened in the second period but Garner expanded the margin to 58 33 by the end of the third. Garner outshot 93 to 49 and made 9 of 80 free throws. Dyerg Krantz and Philip Asa led with 10 points each as Doug Swan 7 and several others contributed.
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Titanka Boys
Garner
Britt
Indians
Tyke
Dyerg Krantz
Philip Asa
Ith
Doug Swan
Jack Trunkhit
Gary Michaelsen
Maurice Sathoff
George Cunningham
Regular School Election To Be Held March 9th
The Titonka Consolidated School District will hold a regular school election on Monday March 9 1989 at the school building. Polls open from 12:00 noon to 7:00 p.m. One director will be elected for a three year term to succeed HW Kitzinger whose term expires March 16 1959. Also one member of the County Board of
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Titonka
HW. Kitzinger
Squaws Draw Bye In District Tourney
Titonka Squaws drew a first round bye in the Spencer District Tournament and will play the winner of the George Hartley game on Wednesday February 25. Titonka brings a 17-4 season. George stands 20-1 and Hartley 14-6. Other district teams include Graddinght 23-0, Lake Park 17-2, and Whittemore 15-5, with Whittemore also drawing a bye.
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Titonka
George Hartley
Spencer
George
Hartley
Gradttinght
Lake Park
Ang Whittemore
Whittemore
al Tye
Iowa farm shorts highlight 1958 turkeys and soil tests
Farm Shorts reports Iowa ranked third in turkey production in 1958 while detailing 628 soil tests at the Iowa State College soil testing laboratory. It discusses fertilizer use, field germination, and fertilizer profits for corn and soybeans, plus banquet plans and lime recommendations.
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Iowa
California
Minnesota
Iowa State College
C. R. Weber
Portland Boys 4-H Plans Bowling Party and Algona Day
The Portland 4-H group met at the Schutter home on February 12. Members discussed a bowling party and delaying plans due to basketball tournaments. They also planned 4-H Day to be held in Algona and held a brief discussion on related activities.
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Portland Boys
Schutter
Algona
Light Bulb Sale Begins This Week by Lions Club
Daryl Bess, publicity chairman of the Titonka Lions Club, announced a house-to-house canvas in Titonka and nearby areas to raise funds for school grounds improvements and the Light Conservation Fund. Bulb packages include six bulbs in three sizes, selling for $1.30, below the regular retail price. Community support is urged.
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Titonka Lions Club
Daryl Bess
Titonka
Lions
Beed Hardware Expands Staff and Local Welcome
Garrett Duncan joins Beed Hardware staff in Titonka serving in store management sales and service. The Duncan family recently moved from Tuscon Arizona to the Ted Rike home with daughter Jo Ann in sixth grade. The community welcomes them to Good Hope Lutheran Church and Ti tonika. Beed Hardware owners attended the Our Own Hardware Spring Buying Market and Stockholders Convention in Minneapolis with 598 store owners and over 1400 attendees featuring about 5000 items for spring.
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Garret Duncan
Beed Hardware
Duncan
Jo Ann
Ted Rike
Titonka
Neal Boylen
Tuscon
Arizona
Hughes Alricraft
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Titonica
Beeds
Charles Beed
Minneapolis
Our Own
Beed
4 State
Chuck
Garreton
Charles Reed
Verna Gray and Ellen Nelson Win Free Throw Contest
Verna Gray sank 22 of 25 free throws to win first place in the sectional free throw contest held with Titonka's girls basketball tournament. Ellen Nelson placed second with 21 of 25. Both will represent Titonka in the district at Spencer. Jo Ann Baade presented the trophies.
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Verna Gray
Titonka
Ellen Nelson
Titanka
Spencer
Jo Ann Baade
Boekelman Anniversary Celebrated at Lutheran Parlor
Mr and Mrs Boekelman marked their 25th wedding anniversary on February 14 at the Lutheran Church Parlors. Children presented corsage and boutonniere. Rev Schwerin opened with a reading. A clarinet trio performed The Anniversary Waltz and attendees received gifts, cake, and lunch after.
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Jerry Boekelman
Virginia Fritz
Laura Lee Willemssen
George Boekelman
Buffalo Homemakers Meet With Mrs. Dunmire
The Buffalo Township Homemakers plan a February 20 meeting at Mrs. T. A. Dunmire's home with co-hostesses Mrs. Dale Higging and Mrs. Lester Eden. Roll call features a quotation from an American Statesman. Extensions include Rent a Buy mane of Bedroom Furnishings by Mrs. Wm Girard and Mrs. George Alice. Craftwork by Florence Brandt. Everyone is welcome.
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Buffalo Township
T. A. Dunmire
Dale Higging
Lester Eden
American Statesman
Renta Buymane
Wm, Girard
George Alice
Florence Brandt
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Good Hope
Hattendorf Construction Co
Ocheyedan
Harm. Wibben
Arthur Rike
Harry Bartelt
Sylvia Hanna
Herbert , Rakow
Art Rode
Titanka Squaws
Concert Association
Kossuth Co
Interstate Power Co
Harold Oxley
Corwith
Marian
Bill Abbas
Bedford
Ohio
Personne
Omaha
Nebraska
John Deere
Des Moines
Bill
Ed Abbas
Titonia
Universary
Kentucky
Farm Shorts
Dean L. Barnes
Swea City
Soil Conservation Service Office
Garrett Duncan
Mrs. Boekelman
Buffalo
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