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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
2
The Gene Hoods of Algona visited Sunday dinner with the Len Arndorfers and later called on the Philip Arndorfers at St. Benedict. The Prairie Township Homemakers met Tuesday with Mrs.
August Studer aids in a Frozen Foods lesson with Mrs. Dornbier. Twin boys born February 16 at Park Hospital Mason City to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schaffer, one more set of twins. Families from Ames Des Moines and Waterloo visit. Several residents travel to California Texas and North Carolina and to Des Moines for meetings and duties. Community groups meet with Berna dine Johnson and at post events include a can cer drive chair and Lions dance rescheduled.
Algon on Sunday honors her daughter in law Mrs Bill Studer. Bill will leave this weekend for the west coast and will return to Japan where he had been the past several months. Lou Kent of Burt a former Wesleyan passed away early Monday at St Anne hospital after a stroke.
The Woden P.T.A. will meet at the school house on Monday evening February 25 at 8 oclock entertainment includes the Woden school band a slide projector demonstration and moving pictures. Several local residents attend funerals and visit relatives in Kansas California and Des Moines with upcoming services listed for February 24 at the Presbyterian church in Woden.
Doreen Tegtmeyer and Alice Haugen of Waldorf College return to Forest City after visiting home. Des Moines guests Miss Muriel Swen overnight with Herman Buns. John A. Junker treated at Buffalo Center hospital. Henry Bode hosts a dinner with bridge. Golden Gloves boxing in Des Moines attended by Martin Smith and J C Helm.
A. L. Brown announces a cooperation among state colleges seven states and the U S Department of Agriculture to survey farming rental arrangements. Iowa State College mailed questionnaires to randomly selected Kossuth County landlords to gather data from 40 000 Midwest farmers to better inform leasing inquiries and reflect slow changes in rental practices and shared costs.
Questionnaires in Kossuth County cover how landlords and tenants share costs in livestock, seeds, fertilizer, labor, and feeding equipment. A section also examines leasing problems and moving expenses between farms to reduce unnecessary moves.
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