Republican Women To Hold Guest Meeting In Algona
Kossuth County Council of Republican Women will host a guest night on Tuesday March 5 at 8 00 p m at the Presbyterian Church Algona A panel of Kossuth Citizens moderated by Wes Bartlett will discuss issues before the State Legislature Panel members include Lou Nichols Randall Clark Duane Dewel and Clarence Brandt Topics include the Iowa Liquor Control Law property tax relief Shaft Reapportionment bill and proposed school legislation Refreshments will follow the program
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Kossuth
Titania Woman's Club to Meet at Edward Brandt Home
Members of the Titania Woman's Club will meet Thursday March 7 at the Edward Brandt rural home with Betty Brandt as hostess Fern Kitzinger will present a lesson on New Trends in Mental Health A current event will be the response to roll call When saving for old age be sure to lay up a few pleasant thoughts Mr and Mrs Ted DeBoer were Sunday evening visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Akkerman
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Titania Woman’s Club
Edward Brandt
Betty Brandt
Fern Kitzinger
Dial Telephone Service Coming To Titonka
Titonka Telephone Co signed with North Electric Co for an NX2 crossbar central to convert rural and town lines to a dial system. Installation in late November with a cutover set for December 10, 1963. Weather permitting the plant should be ready by that time. A display of telephones will be at the office for customers to choose style and color.
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Titonka Telephone Co
North Electric Co
Galion
Ohio
American Legion Auxiliary Seeks Material Donations
The regular monthly meeting at the Garrett home featured hostesses Bea Garrett and Alta Norland. Members mended clothing, sewed torn rag material, tied two wheelchair quilts for Des Moines, and urged donations of material to the Garrett Haines or Denton homes. The March of Dimes drive raised 135.80 dollars. A March 4 business meeting will be at Frances Gingrich with Lois Peterson assisting. Saturday guests include Roy Walrod and Cheryl, and Robert Budlong and Cindy at Arthur Petersons.
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Garrett
Bea Garrett
Alta Norland
Woodward
Des Moines
Haines
Denton
March of Dimes
Frances Gingrich
Lois Peterson
Agriculture Revolution Benefits Many Freeman Says
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman told a Washington business group that the Agriculture Revolution has boosted farmer productivity dramatically creating abundant food. He noted the farmer’s small share of the workforce yet large output and highlighted consumer savings, rising farm efficiency, and the role of science and foreign aid programs in economic development and food distribution.
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Orville L. Freeman
Washington
India
Russia
Titonka Students Win I Ratings In District Speech Contest
Twenty one Titonka High School students competed at Forest City High School for the District Speech Contest on February 22. I ratings were earned by Kathleen Eden Sherry Boyken Forrest Rode Linda Kildal Jeanne Gingrich Janet Cunningham.
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Linda Kildal
Jeanne Gingrich
Janet Cunningham
Antic
Alfred Rode
Carolyn Engelbarts
Brenda Brandt
Burkhart
Noel Krantz
Jane Schmidt
Susan Hoover
James Rode
LeAnn Gingrich
Cathy Stecker
Cynthia Rakow
John Brandt
Carol Haack
Brenda Eden
Arlys Pannhuk
Edward Brandt
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Holds February Meeting
The Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club met at Linda Higgins home on February 16 with 18 members and 3 guests. New business covered Algona Day on March 9 and booth committee members Sharon Eden Kathleen Eden Brenda Eden and Sydelle Harms.
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Buffalo Boosters
Linda Higgins
Erwin Eden
Booth
Sharon Eden
Kathleen Eden
Brenda Eden
Sydelle Harms
Mary Bahling
Carol Janssen
Linda Kildal
Jolene Sleper
Karen Eden
Kathleen
Chicago
Jane Buffington
Fertilizers Topic Set for Adult Evening School
The March 6 adult farmer evening school will feature fertilizer placement and new developments presented by Paul Gugeler of Ortho Chemical. The meeting opens to all interested at 8 00 p.m. in the school room.
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Paul Gugeler
Ortho Chemical
Funec
Ringsted Stans Indians win sectional championship 67 45
Ringsted Stans Indians defeated their opponents 67 to 45 on the Armstrong court to clinch the sectional basketball title after a strong semifinal win. Titonka beat Gruver 64 to 45 to reach the finals, with Hench and Schulter leading Titonka’s scoring. Ringsted led Tyke early, then stretched the lead and used free throws and fouls to dominate the final period as Titonka ends their season with a 45 point loss.
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Indians
Ringsted
Armstrong
Titonka
Gruver
Titonka Indians
Lincoln Central
Rod Hench
R.schutter
M. Boyken
P Nelson
OR. Hench
A. Janssen
K. Brandt
Tyke
R.schuijer
T. Nelson
Federated Club Names Mrs Vernon Wenger State Mother Candidate
The Titania Federated Club selects Mrs Vernon Wenger as its candidate for Mother of the State of Iowa 1963. Marcella Wenger is also named as a nominee for her contributions in Girl Scouts PTA and church work.
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Titania Federated Club
Vernon Wenger
Iowa
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Marcella Wenger
Girl Scouts
BandiMothers
PTA
Titanka Federated Club
Marcella
Kossuth County
New York
Mothers
American Mothers Committee
Goodwill Truck to Visit Titonka on March 13
The Goodwill Industries truck will be in Titonka on Wednesday March 13. The Denton home station is open for donations at all times. Please bring bags and boxes by Tuesday March 12 for pickup. No books magazines or furniture.
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Goodwill
Goodwill Industries
Titonka
Denton
Grain Program Offers Farm Income Protection in 1963
R I Anderson says signup for the 1963 feed grain program is underway with benefits including income protection and reduced production costs. Farmers must cut feed grain acreage by at least 20 percent and signup runs through March 22 at the ASCS county office.
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R. I. Anderson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Saddle Club to Meet for Annual Election Announcement
The Titanica Saddle Club will hold its annual meeting Friday March 1 at 8 00 p m in the J R Schutter Implement Building with officer elections. All interested are invited. Mr and Mrs William Hauptrey of Woden were Tuesday supper guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Verle Nelson.
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Titanica Saddle Club
J. R. Schutter Implement
Jis
William Hauptrey
Woden
Verle Nelson
Citizens urged to take part in vaccine program
Hancock and Winnebago Counties urge residents to receive Sabin oral polio vaccine at 25 cents. The dosed vaccine is swallowed with no injection and will be available Saturday March 9 from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. as part of a community effort to wipe out polio.
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Hancock
Winnebago
Hancock-Winnebago Medical Society
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Meyer Painting
Blake Funl
Baade’s Repair
Boyken Insurance
Conoco Service
Titonka Creamery
First State Bank
Titonka Sav. Bank
Hamilton Hatchery
Wibben DX
Titania Law, Bank
the Northerners
Fullman
Harold Wibben
Crystal Lake Furn
Stanley
Red” Larson
Larry Pearson
Elwood Nelson
John Rike
John Intermill
Lester Eden
Intermill’s
Terry Nelson
German Val
John Lesiak
Richard Beenken
Phil Jaren
Art Limberg
Tri-County
Benefed
Arthur
Hap” Peterson
Tulan Schuller
Tyke Lanes
Schmidt's
Ray Hertzker Kossuth Co. Impl
Stanley “Red” Larson
K & H Co-op Oil Co
Gerald Bahling
Eulan Schuller
Woodchoppers League
Neoma Hansen
Lee Miller
Titonia Topic
Mick Nelson
Lee Miller Ares
Casady Furniture
Fisher Corvairs
Kas Larson
Algona Imp. Pe
Jo Anne Hoover Isebrand Milling
Janice Intermill
Pioneer Seed Corn
Edith McDonald
Callies Store
Shirley Amesbury Ile
van Hove Brothers
Farmers Elevator
Mildred Ultmann
Redenius Insurance
LaVaughn Wibben Funnemark
LaVaughn Wibben
Fullman Ree
Bonnie Rike
Womans Club
Ted DeBoer
Clarence Akkerman
American Legion Auxiliary
Roy Walrod
Cheryl
Robert Budlong
Cindy
Arthur Peterson
Freeman
Ringsted Stans Indians
HPCE
Federated Club
Woden American Legion
Woden Legion Hall
Saddle Club
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