Titonka W S C S To Meet Wednesday January 12
The Titonka Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday January 12 in Fellowship Hall at Titonka Methodist Church. An executive meeting at 1:30 precedes prayer time and a 25th anniversary observance.
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Titonka Woman's Society ' of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
Titonka Methodist Church
John Isebrand
Ray Budlong
Arthur Peterson
World Federation News
Ray Hansen
Leo Richter
Loren Burnett
Morris Givens
Titonka Federated Club Meeting Tonight
The Titonka Federated Club will meet this evening at the library on Thursday January 6. Co hosts will be Mrs Duane Boyken and Mrs Russell Fisher. Roll call asks members to display their favorite hobby with garments modeled or shown on a table for club benefit.
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Titonka Federated Club
Duane Boyken
Russell Fisher
Parity Improves For 1966 Domestic Wheat Program
Wheat farmers in 1966 can expect higher returns under the voluntary wheat program with 100 percent parity for domestic food use. Forty five percent of a participating farm's projected yield is eligible for marketing certificates valued as the difference between the $1.25 loan rate and parity on July 1 1966 RB1 Anderson noted. Farmers must sign up at the ASCS County Office before April 1.
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ASC
Anderson
ASCS
Signup Period Announced For Diversion Programs
Funeral services for Glen C Reibsamen formerly of Titonka were held December 30 in Marshalltown with interment there. He died December 28 after three weeks in Evan Selical Hospital. Survivors include widow four children and four sisters. Also notes that signup for 1966 wheat and feed grain diversion programs begins January 31 with April 1 deadline and CAP signup dates to be announced. Signups occur at the ASCS County Office.
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Glen C. Reibsamen
Titonka
Purcel-Davis
Marshalltown
Mr Reibsamen
Evan Selical Hospital
Charles
Margaret Cunningham Reibsamen
Dixon
Estherville
Wallace
S. D
McKenzie Co
N. D
Iowa
LaGrand
Reibsamen
White Pigeon
Mich
Kathryne Gillman
Curtis, Wise
Manly
Bur Reibsamen
John
Bonita) Norton
Phoenix
Ariz
David
Lydia) Stormont
Old Greenwich
Conn
Glen
Ned
R. D. Shaw
Raymond Keagle
Minneapolis
Logan Keagle
Mayer, Minn
J. C. Hart
Williston
First Friends Church
Marshalltown Real Estate Board
1964 Corn Price Support Takeover Falls to New Low
The U S Department of Agriculture reports 1964 crop price support with 51.7 million bushels redeemed by June 30, shrinking the maximum takeover to 162.7 million bushels the lowest since 1952. Total 1964 crop corn under loan through June 80 stands at 214.4 million bushels with prior years shown for comparison.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Richard Anderson
ASC
Kossuth
Commodity Credit Corporation
New Librarian Appointed as Mrs Paul Ferguson to Lead
The library announces Mrs Lenore Schram resigns after 19 years of service. Mrs Paul Ferguson becomes the new librarian on January 1 while Mrs Schram will serve as assistant. Reading hours are Tuesday 1 to 5, Wednesday 7 to 9, and Saturday 1 to 5.
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Lenore Schram
Paul Ferguson
Schram
Chamber of Commerce to Meet Monday Night
The Titanica Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting at John and Gen's Cafe on Monday January 10 with light support at 6 30 and the business meeting to follow. Mr and Mrs Bradford Buffington and Mr and Mrs Ray Hansen attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Walter Vining at Osage Tuesday evening. Their children Judy Joy and Randy were hosts. Mr and Mrs Dwight Garrett were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenny Hill with Merlyn Van Hove and family also visiting.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Titanica Chamber of Commerce
John & Gen's
Bradford Buffington
Ray Hansen
Walter Vining
Osage
Judy
Joy
Randy
Dwight Garrett
Kenny Hill
Merlyn van Hove
Hot Lunch Menu For Week Starting January 10
Week long lunch schedule lists daily meals from Monday to Friday including chili soup with crackers and cake on Monday, creamed hamburger with mashed potatoes Tuesday, scalloped potatoes with Vienna sausage Wednesday, wieners and kraut Thursday, and tuna and noodles Friday. All meals include bread or butter and milk with fruit or dessert options. menu subject to change without notice.
Papers Late Acknowledges Delays and Road Trouble
A brief note from the Des Moines Register carrier explains late deliveries this week due to road conditions and car trouble. The author thanks Russ Fisher for partial help with work logistics and Dale Finer for phone assistance during the morning.
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Des Moines Register
Russ Fisher
Dale ‘Finer
Growers Have Choice Under 1966 Wheat Program
R I Anderson chairs ASC County Committee outlines options in the 1966 voluntary wheat program. Farmers may plant on all allotment acres or divert acres to conservation uses for payment, overplant up to 50 percent, substitute wheat for feed grains or oats and rye, and adjust production for bad years. Signup runs January 31 to April 1 in Iowa with full details at the ASCS County Office.
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R. I. Anderson
ASC County Committee
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
ASCS
Anderson
Iowa
Area Residents To Receive Swimming Pool Plans
A series of meetings and adult farmer classes are announced in Algona and Titonka. Lois Busch will discuss convenience foods, and Raymond Nissen will lead farm business records. Residents are urged to sign up for classes and answer a pool planning survey.
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Raymond Nissen
Voc
Titonka High School
Vocational Agriculture Department
Titania Public Schools
Douglas ‘Melins
Towa Farm Business Record Association
Adult Farmer Advisory Council
Nissen
Net Farm Income To Rise In 1965 Says Freeman
Secretary Freeman told the Senate Agriculture Committee that realized net farm income in 1965 will approach 13.5 billion dollars the highest since 1953. Cash receipts in early 1965 exceed 1964 by about 700 million and farm income per farm is projected near 4 000 dollars. The outlook hinges on economic stability and pending food and agriculture proposals.
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Orville L. Freeman
Senate Agriculture Committee
RL 1 Anderson
ASC County Committee
Freeman
Senate Committee
Congress
Christmas Day Visits Mentioned in Local Social Notes
Family visits in the home of Mrs H G Hamilton at Bancroft and Mrs Bert Butt staying at Algona on Christmas day are noted. Mr and Mrs John He Horpe are also mentioned in the social snippet.
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H.G. Hamilton
Bancroft
Bert Butt
Algona
John He Horpe
Waterloo
Christ Mas
Jerry Boekrelman
Mary Fritz
Kieth ‘Pries
Titonka Lions Club Installs New Members
The December Titonka Lions Club meeting at John and Gen's Cafe welcomed Buffalo Center guests. New members H W Kitzinger Clarke Miller and Robert Tague joined as Loren Burnett screened Titan ka football game films after noting proceeds from the candy sale supported the Iowa Lions Light Conservation Foundation and the faculty basketball game.
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Titonka Lions Club
John & Gen’s Cafe
Buffalo Center
Lions
Iowa Lions Light Conservation Foundation
H.W. Kitzinger
Clarke Miller
Robert Tague
Loren Burnett
Titanka
Creamery Team Rolls 3 211 Series in Monday Bowling
The Titankg Creamery team topped Lynch Quarter Horse by four points as they posted 1032 1086 1093 for a 3 211 series. Phil Jaren led the winners with a 675 series while Ernie Laurenz paced the losers with 592. A 6 364 pin total for both teams is believed to be a local high.
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Titankg Creamery
Lynch Quarter Horse
Burt
Phil Jaren
John Rike
Hap” Peterson
Elmer Peterson
Harley Brandt
Paul Haase
Ernie Laurenz
Harold Andreasen
Leonard Stenzel
Bill Batt
Titania Teams Return to Action With Back-to-Back Games
The Titania basketball teams resume play this Friday at Ringsted for two games and then host Thompson on Saturday January 8 as the boys sit at 1-5 and the girls at 4-4 on the season.
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Titania
Ringsted
Thompson
American Legion Auxiliary Met in Winter Meeting
Local American Legion Auxiliary Unit met Monday afternoon January 3 at the Henry Orthel home with Marie Orthel and Rae Harris hosting. Stella Peterson won the door prize. two new members Viola Spear and Dawney Harms were welcomed. The group discussed mental health care progress and shipments of bibs and bed pads to Glenwood and Knoxville.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Henry Orthel
Marie Orthel
Rae Harris
Stella Peterson
United States
Glenwood
Knoxville
Isaac Watts
Viola Spear
Dawney Harms
Becca Hipp
Louise Mechler
Band mothers to meet in Titonka Monday
The Titonka band mothers plan a meeting Monday at 3:00 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Louis Fr. The note lists a Che Toon as organizer.
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Titonka ‘Saa
Psmu
Che Toon
Wi Alexander
Louis
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Lois Peterson
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