Teeny school paper to debut at TITONKA topics
In a plan to reduce crowding the Tema Topic staff launches a new 4 page student paper starting January 13. It will publish biweekly during the school year with 18 issues and feature school items plus student-made material. Subscriptions 50 cents after the first two issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Buffalo Boosters Hold December Meeting at Rakows
Buffalo Boosters met at Mrs. Frank Rakow and hosts Victoria and Cynthia Rakow on December 27 at 9 30 am. Roll call featured A Cooks Vocabulary answered by 16 members. Sylvia Iden was elected queen candidate for 4 H Fun Night.
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Cynthia Rakow
James Alke
Kathleen Eden
Biggs
Diane Gartner
Vetoria Rakow
Jani Buffington
American Legion A Regular Meeting Planned for Jan 6
The American Legion invites members to a monthly business meeting on Monday evening January 6 at the Recca Hipp home with hostesses Louise Mechler and Recca Hipp. New members will be initiated and receive a Constitution and By-Laws, a veteran made poppy, and a U S flag. The Auxiliary supports Save the Children Federation clothing drives aiding children in Tennessee Kentucky and Virginia.
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Recca Hipp
Louise “Mechler
Recca’ Hipp
United States
American Legion Auxiliary
Save the Children Federation
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Save the Childrens’ Center
Martha Boyken
Recca
Hipp Home
A New Year Look at Kossuth Extension Programs
The 1957 year shows growing 4-H enrollment and active Extension work in Kossuth County. Girls’ 4-H enrollment surpassed 500 for 1958, with thirty-one Home Economics groups and a 35-member homemaker mailing list. New events included Extension recognition nights, a girls chorus, and a countywide 4-H rally. The Extension staff also joined the KLGA 12:45 farm program. Plans call for new Extension committees in January as 1958 aims for more activity and success. Happy New Year.
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KLGA
Hog market trends urge lighter weights for 1958 hogs
Iowa State College economist Tom Rackham says consumer demand favors meatier hogs, with top Canadian pork from hogs 190 to 220 pounds. He notes price trends improved in 1957, and while marketing weights should wait until time nears, producers may gain from adjusting to narrower price gaps between lighter and heavier hog classes. Mrs Patricia Kitchens serves a second term as deputy sheriff in Yamhill county Oregon.
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Tom Rackham
Iowa State College Farm
Rackham
Des Moines
Patricia Kitchens
Corydon
Yamhill County
Oregon
County Assessor Explains Changes In New Tax Law
Kossuth County Assessor Leo J. Immersal outlines amendments to Iowa tax rules on moneys and credits effective January 1, 1958. The article explains exemptions for noninterest bearing funds and how the $5,000 exemption applies to interest bearing balances, plus the requirement to list all moneys and credits with penalties for non listing.
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Kossuth County
Leo J. Immersal
General Assembly
General Assembly of
Iowa
Lakota Basketball Teams Clash At Local Gym
Lakota hosts the Squaws and Indians Friday night for two tough games after the holidays. In earlier meetings this year the Squaws won 63-59 and the Indians lost 48-43. The girls squad holds a perfect conference record while the boys seek their first win. Ankle injury to Sumner farmer Edward C. Higgins noted.
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Squaws
Lakota
Benefit Basketball Game for Lions Club Fight
Local Lions Club members train for a benefit game against the Wes tey Lions set for next Thursday January 9 at the local gym. Preliminary tip-off at 7:00 p.m. Proceeds fund improvements to the new athletic field admission 25 cents for children 50 cents for adults. Support the project and community effort.
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Lions Club
Westey Lions
Lions
Dr Strauss to Address Farmers Night School
Dr John Strauss will speak on Liquid Fertilizers at the January 8 adult evening school. The main topic will be results and achievements of complete analysis liquid fertilizer. Harley Lehrman voc ag instructor says all interested persons are invited to attend the meeting at 8 00 p m Wednesday night.
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John Strauss
Harley Lehrman
Voc. Ag
Why Do Two Children From Same Family Act Differently
Understanding children shows two siblings with the same parents and home can develop distinct personalities due to unique inheritance and environmental factors. Parents influence temperament, sensitivity, social skills, and progress by providing varied food, sleep, play, and home atmosphere, shaping each child’s growth.
Kossuth to Get Big Piece of 1958 Road Program
Iowa highway plans allocate substantial funds to Kossuth County for seven projects. Work includes widening pavements, reconstructing bridges, installing railroad crossing signals, and grade and erosion control on routes near Burt, Lakota, Sexton, Algona, and Humboldt. Boost expected through 1958 primary highway program.
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Kossuth
Iowa Highway Commission
Burt
Emmet
Lakota
U.S. 169
Iowa 9
C Ri& P
U.S. 18
Sexton
Hanscock County
Algona
Irvington
Humboldt-Pocahontas County
West Bend
Luverne
Mrs A C Miller Named Chairman of 1958 Heart Fund Campaign
Mrs A C Miller of Titonia will chair the 1958 Heart Fund Drive in Kossuth County announced by Dr Herman J Smith president of the Iowa Heart Association. The February campaign peaks Heart Sunday Feb 23 with door to door collections by thousands of volunteers. Miller, a noted county farm wife active in civic affairs, previously chaired county efforts. The drive supports research public and professional education and community heart programs. Two wolves trapped near Yale by Johnny Taylor and Warren Kanee weighed 45 and 30 pounds respectively.
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A. C. Miller
Titonia
Kossuth County
Herman J. Smith
Des Moines
Iowa Heart Association
Miller
Heart
Johnny Taylor
Warren Kanee
Yale
Aliens Ordered to Register Addresses in January
District Director Robert C. Wilson of the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service in Omaha Nebraska announced that January is the designated period for aliens to report their addresses. Forms will be available at post offices and INS offices nationwide and compliance is urged to avoid serious consequences for willful failure.
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Robert C. Wilson
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
Omaha
Nebraska
United States
Good Hope Ladies Aid To Meet Wednesday Jan 8
The Good Hope Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet in the church parlors on January 8 at 2:00 PM. Hostesses will be Miss Louise Senne Mrs Harry Rickless Mrs Clarence Mechler Mrs Clarence Van Hove and Anna Garwood of Norway.
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Titonea Methodist
W.S.C
W.S.C.S
A. J. Neeland
Max E. Goldman
Ervin Eden
Robert Ringsdorf
Simon ,Sunken
George Peterson
The
Good Hope Lutheran Ladies Aid
Louise Senne
Harry Rickless
Clarence Mechler
Clarence van Hove
Checks Mailed To Kossuth Schools For 1956 57 Aid
State aid checks for General Aid and Transportation Aid have been distributed by the County Superintendent of Schools to Kossuth County school districts. General Aid was paid at 90.88 percent and Transportation Aid at 64.18 percent for the 1956-57 year, with the listing of checks sent to each district.
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Kossuth
Kossuth County
Algona
Burt
Sentral Community
Grant Consolidated
Lakota Consolidated
Ledyard
LaVerne Community
Titonka Consolidated
Swea City
Iowa
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Mai
Laura
Percy
Midwest
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Norma Jean Norland
Anoka
Norma Jean ‘Norland
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Sumner Farmer
Dr. Strauss
Farmers Night School
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U.S
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Norway
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Armstrong
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