Bancroft Man Injured In Vehicle Accident Near Titonka
A 1956 Volkswagen left the road and overturned into a field near Titonka injuring a Bancroft man. Deputy Don Wood reported the crash occurred around 7:00 am Monday as he and another motorist were en route to work. The driver was transported for first aid and treated at a hospital in Algona.
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Fis
Union Dus
Wed
Jam Howe
Titonka
Volkswagen
Don Wood
the Dent
Lesiak
Algona
Swan's. Am
Kossuth County Farmers Begin Brucellosis Eradication Drive
Nearly 300 Kossuth County farmers will circulate a petition in 1959 to back a county wide brucellosis eradication plan. Dr John Harrich ISU Extension Veterinarian will speak at two kickoff meetings in Algona and Swea City to explain petition implications. County township chairmen lead the drive and 75 percent cattle owners must sign to trigger state and federal cooperation for testing and calfhood vaccines. Forty one counties have petitioned already.
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Kossuth
Dean
Barhes
Swea City
John Harrich
Iowa State, College
Barnes. Fo
Eagle
Wendel Dillsworth
Lyle Krunwiede
Grant
Sid Payne
A- M
Tokhelm
Springfield
Glen Klocke
Marvin Blomne
Adam Wilhelmi
Hebron
Swen
Larson
Aly Dudding
Swea
Ralph Walker, Jr
Maynard Jensen
Harrison
Irvin
Rudy Reade
Don Shultz
Irvin' Beenken
Leroy Phelps Fenton
Marold Shlei
Milton Madison
Willard Menz
Paul
Voight
John
Roger Burt
Dean ‘Andrews
Gerald
Soderberg
Portland
J. Prunkhill
Brandt
Richard Kuecker
Peter Erpelding
Doddsome
I Crea Vanes
Jayne Kepane Wesley
Fred Asa
Robert Bjustrom
Uri Albert Johnson
Het “Mans
Garfield
Raphael
Montagu
iLeo
Hanselman
Riverdale
Barkey
Sherman
Harry
Naffziger
Gooch LaVerne
Glen Braynard
Gail Wolf
Francis ‘Shorey
Barnes
Farm Shorts and County Notes From Dean Barnes
County Extension Director Dean L Barnes notes Christmas vacation calf weighing for 4 H baby beef projects with calves under 650 pounds eligible. Families enjoy the half day event as youths compare weights and dads bet on final outcomes. Also mentions seed catalogs arriving after New Year and a swine producers association meeting planned for January 129 700 pan with Dr Ralph Durham as featured speaker.
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Champrong
Swine Producers Association Directors
Mets
Pan
Hah Schogl
Ralpy
Durham
Town
College
New Year Outlook For Home Economy And Family Life
A Mary K Staudi Extension bulletin predicts a growing economy in the year ahead with higher wages and investment. Homemakers will see new foods and kitchen appliances, home design trends move toward regal colors and country looks, and extension programs offer research to enrich family life. 4 H girls will study home furnishings and vegetable cookery starts in January as 1859 promises an exciting yet uncertain year.
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U.S.D.A
Mary Kathryn Truesdell Married Here December 20
The page reports the December 20 wedding of Mary Kathryn Truesdell to Wilner Christian at Titonka Methodist Church with a candlelight ceremony. Details describe the bridal party, attire, reception for 200 at Fellowship Hall, and comments on both families. guests came from Sac City, Des Moines, Storm Lake, Gilmore City, Denison, and nearby towns.
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Mary Kathryn Peuescel
Wayne Truesdell
Wilner Christian
Sac City
Earl Christian
Newell
Titonka
Max Goldman
N. H. Brinkham
Cois
Charles Hinton
Ai Town City
Jean Christian
Mary
Lou Rutenbach
Avoca
Skinners
Gloria “Haddy
Chicago
Janet Johnson
Storm. Lake
Bruce
Smith
Town City
Dan Geisler
Des Moinés
Rebecca Sue Truesdell
Donald Goerke
Ronnie Bentsen
Odebalt
David Stedman
David Montag
Warren Truesdell
Hayfield
Minnesota
Harrison Henry
Cole
Bill Truesdell
Gilmore City
Steven Davis
Dennigan
Sylvia
Eden
Margaret McDonald
Carolyn
Judy Mehlan
Young America
Cole High School
University of Iowa
Lin Sae City
Sulphur Springs High School
Guess
Res‘ Moines
Humboldt
Burt
Quesen
Storm Lake
Dennison
Arlington
Reland
Qdebolt
West Bend
Redman
Wesley
Moline
Uh i Hayfield
Esota
Year of Growth and Enrichment Ahead
The text envisions a year of twelve months focused on growth and development aimed at a fuller measure of achievement. It frames the period as cooperative effort across efforts and time.
Final Turkey Winners Named In Titonka Draw
The last of 60 turkeys donated by Titanka businessmen and the Chamber of Commerce were awarded at the Tuesday December 22 drawing. Winners from various donors include Carl Harms, Herman Harms, Paul Roskamp, Ihn G Rippentrop, Lawrence Heyer, Harvey Weyer, and Lewis Larsen among others.
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Titanka
Chamber of Commerce
Jo Ing
William Girard
Santa Delivers Toys and Turkeys in Titonka Visit
Santa greeted Titonka children on Tuesday December 22 and handed out more than 500 candy filled stockings. He then helped Louis Bartlett and Richard Isebrand distribute the final 20 turkeys donated by local businessmen and the Chamber of Commerce. John Beenken appears receiving a turkey from Santa.
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Santa
Titonka
Louis Bartlett
Richard Isebrand
Chamber of Commerce
John Beenken
Amos Krominga Buys Lynns Recreation In Iowa
Amos Krominga completed the purchase of Lynn's Recreation from Lynn Kuchenreuter last week and took over immediately. Kuchenreuter, age 69, started the business in 1941 and will retire. The lunch room stays open run by daughter Diane, and the conns hall remains with Claus Krul operating.
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Amos Krominga
Lynn
Lynn Kuchenreuter
Mr. Kuchenreuther
Krominga
Diane
Copn
Haller
Claus Krul
Siren Down Delays Morning Alarms and Fire Hope
With the siren out of operation for days residents have enjoyed extra sleep while moisture trapped it during a warm spell and it became stuck after weather change. It will be restored soon and residents urge caution as they check homes and farms for fire hazards.
Tyke Meets Ringsted in Next Contest
Titonka's next basketball opponent is Ringsted. They meet on Tuesday January 6 at home. Titonka then travels to Sentral for a conference duel where the girls’ winner will lead the race. boys teams sit at the bottom of the standings making the game potentially lively.
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Titonka
Sentral
Sentral Ig
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Henry Beenken
Funeral services were held Tuesday December 30 at the Ramsey Reformed Church for Mrs Henry Beenken who died Sunday December 28 at the Good Samaritan Home Pocahontas where she had lived the past three years Rev Willam Kroon officiated Big Swan Funeral Home in charge pallbearers were Robert Beenken Harold Ubben Herbert Beenken Henry Beenken Irvin Beenken and Adolph Meinders burial in Ramsey Reformed Cemetery Survivors include five sons two daughters four stepsons and one stepdaughter 21 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. She was born April 27 1874 in Algona to Daniel and Elizabeth Latmer Long and married Henry Beenken January 2 1901 at the Ramsey Reformed Church. She was the last of her family and was known as a devoted wife and mother.
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Ramsey Reformed Church
Henry Beenken
Good Samaritan
Pocahontas
Willam Kroon
Big Swan
Home
Robert Beenken
Harold Ubben
Herbert Beenken
Irvin Beenken
Adolph Meinders
Ramsey Reformed Cemetery
Caroline Long Beenken
Daniel
Elizabeth Latmer
Algona
Lakota
Donald
Belmond
Nels
Lottie) Bock
Goodel
Henry
Virginia
Minn
Heiko
Webb
Eugene
Harold
Elizabeth) Wigdahl
Armstrong
George
Buckingham
Peter
Titonka
Hattie Abben
Buffalo Center
Jelto
Hans
Britt
Mrs. Beenken
Titanka
Mr. Beenken
Air
Good Hope Ladies Aid Supper Planned
The Good Hope Ladies Aid supper will be held Wednesday January 7 in the Good Hope Lutheran Church basement. Hostesses include Mrs Raymond Spear Mrs Art Aike Mrs and Mrs George Lige.
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Good Hope
Good Hope Ladies Aid
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Raymond Spear
Art Aike
Mra
George Lige
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Shorts
Dean L. Barnes
Mary K. Staudi Do
Economist
Mary Kathryn Truesdell
Hipp
Becca Hipp
Louise Mechler
Irene Peterson
National Security
Civil Defense
Rae Harris
Pew
Thelma
Doris Higgins
Garrett
Carol Ann Swan
Trudy Haines
Washington
Lincoln
C. S. Staakes
Lime Springs
Fred Clawson
Ackley
Turkey
Lynn’s Recreation
Tyke
Ringsted
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