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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1953

Page

3

Titonka School Past Week Activities Report

The district notes several grade level updates with student achievements and class work. Kindergarten enjoyed reading readiness, poetry, and a birthday treat parade. first graders finished a reading unit and will begin new titles. Seventh to sophomore grades show progress in English, science, math, and social studies with tests, projects, and upcoming events.

Reith Drew Eunayith Jane Doris’ Miller Roy Hutchinson Loyen Pannhuk Celine, Miller John Brandt Beth ‘Albertson American Tropics America Respi Horse of the Sword Manuel Burken Yeading Janice Intermill Beverly’ Richter

Grace Gospel Church Weekly Services And Lenten Events

Grace Gospel Church lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Evangelistic service at 8 p.m. Midweek Bible study Thursday at 8 p.m. Ramsey Reform Church schedules 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class, 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship, 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship. Rev. Kenneth McKenzie to preach in the evening. Weekly catechism and Young Peoples meetings at usual times. Lenten services Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. family night Friday social. All members urged to attend.

Grace Gospel Church Orville R. Brooks Ramsey Kenneth * McKenzie Immanuel Lutheran H. A. Diers Church Council

Blizzard Hits FHIS Section Friday with Severe Winds

A powerful storm Friday brought a blizzard to the FHIS section, with heavy snow and strong winds. By late afternoon reports from Nebraska and the Dakotas indicated a severe system, but it intensified here around 4 o'clock. Snow fell, winds raged, and roads turned slippery as plows cleared main routes overnight into Saturday morning.

Nebraska Dakotas Minnesota Iowa

Methodist Church announces week services and events

The Rev J E Albertson presides with Sunday School at 10 morning worship at 11 and 7 30. A travelogue on Palestine with slide pictures by Miss Agnes Jacobs of Forest City follows a youth fellowship. Boy Scouts meet Monday 7 30. Goodwill truck arrives March 4 and material must be at A M Petersen by March 3.

Methodist J. E. Albertson Agnes Jacobs Forest City Palestine Holy Landy Youth Fellowship Boy Scouts

Descriptive Oral Report Prep and Lunch Menu Notes

The class reports on short stories were completed last week with a descriptive oral report planned for Wednesday. In Home Ec the dresses are being worked on while shop students continue projects. Hot Lunch lists meals for February 16 to 20 with daily menus and milk. Commodities from government are frozen turkeys noted by Mrs. Stockwell.

Viola Janssen Erwin Beenken wed at candlelight ceremony

Violet Mae Janssen daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Janssen of Buffalo Center became the bride of Enwih Merle Beenken son of Mr and Mrs Dick Beenken of Buffalo Center at a candlelight service Saturday February 21 in Ramsey Reformed Church north of Titonka. The couple will make their home in Decorah as Erwin attends college.

Violet Mae Janssen Herman Janssen Buffalo’ Center Enwih Merle Beeniken Dick Beenlen Buffalo Center AL Roskamp Ramsey” Reformed Titonka Evelyn DeVries Buffalo Center Lois Alice Dick DeVries Bud Alie Judy ‘Rippentrop Jim Rippentrop Marvin Rippentrop John Rippentrop Richard Beenken Tit ‘Tonka Mick DeVries Joann Janssen Joyce Janssen Lam

Farmers Co operative meeting Wesley reports strong attendance

The 46th annual meeting of the Farmers Co operative Society at the Legion hall drew several hundred with the hall full. H J Arndorfer and W J Frimmil led, honoring Olaf Finnemark. financials show sales of 1 180 000 and a patronage dividend about 37 000 with 424 paid to stockholders.

Herman Bode Victor Loe~big George Seaberg Clarence Ward Ed Otis Olaf Finnemark

Several Farms Removed From Lakota Consolidation Plan

Twenty-five separate areas petitioned out of the proposed Lakota Consolidated School District per Kossuth County Board of Education. The Lakota School Board and Ramsey, Lincoln, and German townships confirm mutual consent to delete lands, listing specific land sections in each township. The action affects multiple parcels across sections 24 to 29 in Ramsey, sections 11 to 35 in Lincoln, and sections 1 to 18 in German townships.

Lakota Consolidated School District Kossuth County Board of Education Titania Lakota School Board Ramsey Township Lincoln Township German Township

Dentons Mark 45th Wedding Anniversary With Open House

Mr and Mrs W J Denton celebrated their 45th anniversary Thursday February 19 with an open house for relatives and friends. Over 100 guests attended and they received more than 150 congratulatory cards. The couple wed February 19 1908 at the home of James Winter with Rev Douglas Ford Robbins officiating. Pastel decorations and refreshments featured in the event with Mrs A M Petersen and Mrs Nels Benjamin assisting as hostesses.

W. J. Denton

American Legion Auxiliary Plans February Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary releases a February work meeting at the Legion hall hosted by Irene Higgins and Esther Peterson. The unit bought twelve copies of Clarence Manson’s Key to Peace and 87 copies of a Q and A study aid, stored in the Buffalo Consolidated School library for an Americanism drive. Elizabeth Kennedy reports on county meetings and Supt Reith approves book-based lessons. Regular business meeting is set for March 2 at the Legion hall.

the Legion Hall Irene Higgins Esther Peterson American’ Legion Auxiliary Clarence _Manson Buffalo Consolidated School Elizabeth Kennedy Supt. Reith Algona Legion Hall

24 New Cars And Trucks Licensed In Kossuth County

Twenty four new vehicles were licensed in Kossuth County listing owners from Eldora to Swea City. Cars include Eldora Anderson Led yard Donald Arndorfer Bancroft Mike Hofer Sex-ton and more. Truck and the GMC pickup go to Algona Burt Burt and Swea City owners with multiple local names.

Kossuth Ford Eldora Anderson Ledyard Fred Pannkuk Lakota L. F. Smith LaVerne Vern L. Storm Algona Algona Creamery L. A. Meyer Cecil Baldwin Fenton Oldsmobile Donald Arndorfer Bancroft GMC Gerber Pontiac A. J. Garman Wesley Chevrolet Mike Hofer Sexton Donald Illg Bode Loran A. Johnson Plymouth Robert A. Holtzbauer Richard Bros Elmer E. Willett Elmore Marcus Langerman Swea City Don Martin Dodge E. B. Thomas la Verne

Early Auto Tales From The Road And A Lunch Report

The piece recalls old driving customs where autos yielded to horse teams and drivers faced juries over mishaps. It notes social unease with early motorists and humorous anecdotes of garage and buggy encounters. It closes with a report that 4 750 lunches were served in the city school hot lunch program last month.

Win from St. John’s Lose to Algona in Sectional Play

Sectional action shows St John’s defeat by Algona with details on game outcome. Local council notes follow including February 2, 1953 minutes and monthly financials.

ST. John's Algona

School Patrons Meet on District Reorganization

A large turnout from Titonka transportation area attended a Tuesday evening meeting in the school auditorium. Attorney Joe Lowe spoke on the legal aspects of school district reorganization and answered questions. Discussion focused on tuition territory joining the district, with broad interest in reorganizing for a better future educational program. Donuts and coffee were served after.

Titonka Joe Lowe

Schutter and Kitzinger File Names for School Directors

The names of J. R. Schutter and H. W. Kitzinger were filed last week for school directors. Incumbent Ernest Peterson did not seek re election. Schutter, a long time board member, and Kitzinger, a local resident with children in the school, are expected to serve effectively.

J. R. Schutter H. W. Kitzinger Schutter Ernest Peterson Peterson Kitzinger

Also Mentioned on This Page

Titonka School Nancy Tjaden Home Ee South America A. M. Petersen Titonea Viola‘janssen Erwin Beenken Ackworth W. C. Metcalf Mrs. Denton American Legion Auxiliary Buick Tom Heifner Pearl Heifner Amos Krominga Heifners Wil Gizards Pete Ubben Eccome French Lumber Co French Reaser Cooper Callies Fisher Thacker General Fund Fred Baade Florence K. Reaser Frank Clark Interstate Power Co Peed Enterprises Fund Poice Aulcs Ernest Godfredsen Titanka Total Sanitation Fund D. A. French Lumber Co Willemssen State L. C Tiwanw St. Johnns McDonald Ringsdorf Roskamp Krominga
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