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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1959
Page
8
A poll of students suggests boosting district tournament energy. Jo Baade touts Richard T in a cheer outfit and praise for the cheering squad. Cora Stecker calls for faster cheers and more color. Sharon Rippentrop says spirit rises with keen competition and ongoing student effort.
Lloyd Pommer urges limited megaphone use by boys while Richard Tronkhill and Phil Asa defend fan yelling as self-regulating. They argue district tournaments will attract loyal support from students and spectators, with cheering improving as games become more engaging.
Student voices urge strong section turnout and upbeat sportsmanship to back Titonka girls basketball. Plans include a spectator bus, signs, loud cheering, and unity across the student body to drive energy, with emphasis on fair play and continued practice.
Twelve year old Jimmie Juhler of Cumberland sustained a badly lacerated thigh after coasting down a hill on a sled. He hit a patch of ice, struck a tree, and the wound required about thirty stitches to close.
Health feature notes the 11th Annual Children’s Mental Health Week from February 8 and discusses persistent tooth decay as a widespread US issue. It highlights sugar reduction, diet, brushing, fluoride, and regular dental visits as key to long lasting natural teeth and lifelong oral health.
Lamb producers are reminded that only unshorn lambs qualify for wool incentive payments under the National Wool Act. Richard I Anderson, chairman of the Kossuth County ASC Committee, explains payments are based on unshorn weight and wool value, with details to be finalized after the 1958 59 period. Producers should keep sales contracts and records for payment applications, with more information at the county ASC office.
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