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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1954

Page

3

Thonka School Board Discusses New Grade Building Need

The board of education called a meeting to review the district's educational needs. An analysis shows a coming shortage of grade rooms by September 1954, with rising pupil counts across grades 3 4 5 and 6. Planning includes possible partitioning of Grade 1 classes and adding teachers to maintain 20 30 students per class.

Board of Education Titonka Board of Education Buffalo

Visit of John D Johnsons Relatives From Nearby Towns

Local report notes John D Johnsons hosted relatives last week with guests from Humboldt Clarion Hardy Eagle Grove Goldfield and nearby areas. Descriptions list Mrs Hill Mr Gangestad Miss Julia Johnson and others as family members visiting during the holidays.

John Johnson Joan Northwestern Hospital Minneapolis Almer Hill Humboldt Clarence .Gangestad Clarion Lewis Johnson Hardy Miss Julia. Johnson John Johnson Johnnie Hill Garigestad Ging Julia Lewis Goldfield Arnold Amerson Soft Hardy Missi Annie Johnsoer Nervig Raymond Arneld

Froelich Greim wed in Algona at Wesley Church

Ruth M Froelich daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Froelich and Kenneth Greim son of Mr and Mrs George Greim were married Tuesday December 29 at 8 30 am at Wesley Church Algona with Rev L Ny Klein officiating The couple celebrated with a breakfast and noon dinner for 60 guests and a dance at Plantation Ballroom They plan a San Diego honeymoon Greim served in Japan with two years left in service The bride a 1953 Algona HS graduate worked at the local telephone office The groom a LuVerne HS graduate is a former serviceman and now employed locally

Wesley Ruth Mary Froelich Carl Froelich Kenneth Greim George Greim Algona L. Ny-Klein Tiata Kollasche Diane Ricke Wil- Hams Leland Ronald Greim Melvin Arn Dorfer Geo. Greim Mesdames Vincent Cruise George Cink L. L. Pfeffer Norbert Hilbert Helen Luke Youngwirth Lorraine Bleich Connie Studer Kay Hilbert Jane Adel West Plantation San Diego Calif Japan LuVerne High School

Ella Mae Meyer Martin Writes From California

Mrs Stainley Martin formerly Ella Mae Meyer writes from Ventura California. She notes family visitors Will and Mrs Meyer Britt are wintering with her and meeting granddaughter Cecelia Marie age ten months. Sister Marie Ann and J L Gibbson Ojai arrive December 15 for two months. Weather is warm and lovely but rain is needed. Sister resides in Ohio.

Ella Mae Meyer-Martin California Stainley Martin Ella Mae Meyer Ventura Calif Will Meyer Britt Cecelia Marie Marie Ann J. L. Gilbbeson Ojai Ohio

Buffalo Boys 4-H Club Meets at Carrol Home

The Buffalo Boys 4-H club met at Billy Carrol's home on Monday January 4 called to order by Mike Nelson. Fourteen members attended with one absent for a total of 16. David Smith joined the club. Bobby Fritz and Harold Harms discussed animal nutrition. Mike Nelson and Arlen Bilsborough demonstrated introductions. A cake planning vote was taken for February. Richard Fritz to plan dor It. Members with baby beef projects prepared feed estimates. Maurice Bilsborough distributed programs and calendars for the year. After adjournment, games followed by lunch.

Bufffalo Boys Billy Carrol Mike Nelson David ‘Smith Bobby Fritz Harold Harms Arlen Bilsborough Richard Fritz Maurice Bilsborough

Farm Outlook: Kossuth Hogs Prices Steady Through Summer

Iowa State College farm economist Francis A. Kutish predicts hog prices in Kossuth County stay strong into late summer. Based on a USDA December 1 pig survey showing 9 percent fewer pigs, marketings stay below last year through winter and spring. A 6 percent rise in spring pig production could occur, yet overall hog profits remain favorable despite uncertainty and potential price dips next fall.

Kossuth Francis A. Kutish Iowa State College Kutish United States Department of Agriculture USDA

Mild Winter Weather Dominates January 1954 Report

The piece notes unusually mild winter weather with temps around 24 degrees and rare snow since Thanksgiving. It mentions near 18 below at times, good road conditions, and a cattle sighting in corn stalks as if mid October. A December 29 meeting in Schutter's basement covered pledge, lunch, and needlework badges with the Girl Scout song.

Schutter Gayle Sloper Judy Mehlan

Titonka Chamber to Host Family Night Monday

Titonka Chamber of Commerce invites members wives and children to a Family Night at the Consolidated School room next Monday January 11. Vic Meyers of Mason City turkey hatchery operator will be principal speaker. Meeting at 1 30 with lunch to be served.

Titonka Chamber of Commerce Titonka “Consolidated School Het Hingh Vic Meyers Mason’ City Turkey Hatchery Meyers

Kramers of Woden Celebrate 25th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs C J Kramer of Woden mark a silver wedding anniversary with a Sunday open house at the Presbyterian church and home reception. Guests include Kramers from Dumont Geneva Toledo Buffalo Center and other relatives. Pfc Charles Kramer serving in Italy sent congratulations.

Woden C. J. Kramer John J. Kramer Pete Kramer Dumont Arlo Edhe Geneva Presbyterian Church Arlo Eghe Kramer Margreete-Tjaden John J.kramer Arlo Edde Jelle Tjaden Margreete Anna Tjaden Ralph Tjadens Wesley Bonno Schutters Titonka Alma Tjaden Glen Buffalo Center Sylva Donna Ruth Ann Toledo Donald Forrest Pfc Charles Kramer Italy Ald

Methodist Youth Fellowship Guests Attend Forest City Meeting

Karen Brown of Forest City attended MYF Sunday with 14 members present including Mr and Mrs Keil. Mrs Brown gave a talk replacing the lesson and Norma Gerdis Joyce Isebrand led worship with Doris Kuchentreuther on organ. Dennis Wabben Warren Truesdell led recreation Verna Dell Wills and Marlene DeBoer served lunch. Reporter Marlene DeBoer.

Methodist Youth Fellowship Karen Brown Forest City MYF

Local Youth Injured in Car Flip Near Burt Fenton

Donald Zwiefel sixteen son of Glen and Mrs Zwiefel of near Burt suffered a badly broken left leg in a New Year’s Eve car accident when the door opened as the vehicle tipped on the road between Burt and Fenton. His ride was a new Christmas present car damaged slightly. He is at Park hospital for extended care. Earlier he had cut fingers on a power saw. The accompanying young woman escaped injury and summoned help.

Donald Zwiefel Glen Zwiefel Burt Fenton The Park Hospital Donald Burt High School

Thompson Teams Visit Friday Night Basketball

Thompson boys and girls basketball travel here on Friday January 8. In December 4 games Thompson swept both sides with girls 39 36 and boys 73 39. The Lakota visit on January 12 after a December 8 meeting where Lakota girls won 50 34 and boys lost 43 52.

Thompson Lakota

Woden Presbyterian Church Plans Annual Meeting

Reformed weekly meetings and catechism schedule noted. Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Choir and youth activities listed. Annual congregational meeting set for Wednesday January 20 with reports praised and church workers commended.

A. Roskamp Fastor Ramsey Woden Presbyterian CH ! Riese van Sshoot Prphets

January activities planned by local churches noted

The Titonka and Doan churches schedule youth rallies and WSCS meetings for January 13 with lunch 50 cents, plus choir, Bible study, and Sunday School sessions. Good Hope Lutheran lists services, Ladies aid events, Luther League, Confirmation, Brotherhood, and choir rehearsals through January 13.

Henry Gray 45th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated

Mr and Mrs Henry Gray observed their 45th wedding anniversary on a Dec 30 gathering as all their children visited bringing a tray lunch and a gift. Immanuel Lutheran notes worship at 10 30 with Sunday School at 9 30 and Bible class. activities include basketball with Renwick Jan 7 and a women s aid meeting. a film on Evangelism and district dues offering planned.

Henry Gray Childrey Immanuel Lutheran H. A. Diers Renwick Ladies Aid and Mission Society He Brotherhood Christian Crusaders Broadcasting

Lunch Report for School Year Ending December 31

W P Truesdell superintendent reports meals served 27 492 with average 348 daily. Receipts include student lunches 6913 15 adult lunches 327 90 state 1173 54 and other receipts 282 50 total 8697 40. Adjustments 850 00 reduce receipts consumed 7847 00. Expenditures total 8516 81 with costs per meal for food and labor listed. No surplus commodities received in November or December. Basketball gate receipts from Lakota Ledyard Bancroft listed.

W. P. Truesdell OUREP Lakota Ledyard Bancroft Lakota Ledyard Bancroft

New Cars and Trailers Licensed in Kosuth County

Twenty three new vehicles including cars trucks and trailers were licensed last week in Kosuth County. Names listed include Harald R Anderson Swea City Louis Forster Algona Laurence Kirsch Whittemore Fred Meyer Fenton John Zeller Bodetruks Alvin Busch Ledyard Eugene Faulstick Algona Vernon Klein Irvington Leo Mergen Algona Robert J Batt Burt Edward Blumer LaVerne Bob Boyer Bancroft Walter Ditsworth Bancroft Charles Eggerth Swea City Dewey Hutchinson Wesley Dr E J Capesius Whittemore Allen Eden Titonka Roy McGuire Bancroft Aubrey Waterhouse Ledyard George Wolfe LuVerne Fred Gray Titonka and Norma McClaran LuVerne.

Kossuth Chevrolet Harald R. Anderson Swea City W. R. Chafee Burt Louis Forster Algona Laurence Kirsch Whittemore Fred Meyer Fenton John Zeller Bodetrucks Alvin Busch Ledyard Eugene Faulstick Vernon Klein Irvington Leo Mergen Robert J. Batt Studebaker Edward Blumer LaVerne Plymouth Bob Boyer Bancroft Walter Ditsworth Charles Eggerth Dewey Hutchinson Wesley E. J. Capesius Mercury Allen Eden Titonka Roy McGuire Aubrey Waterhouse George Wolfe LuVerne Fred Gray Pontiac Norma McClaran

Burt Soldier Perry Gross Stationed in England

Army Pvt. Perry A. Gross of Burt Iowa is stationed with the 32nd Anti Aircraft Artillery Brigade in Upper Heyford England. He serves as a crewman with the 4th Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion, cooperating with American and British forces to defend the British Isles. Gross joined the Army last June and arrived overseas in November from Fort Riley Kansas.

Burt England Upper Heyford Perry A. Gross C. M. Gross Iowa 32Nd U. S. Air Force Royal Air Force British Army British Isles Gross Fort Riley Kan

Ed Abbas Dies After Illness at Algona Hospital

Ed Abbas died Tuesday morning in Algona hospital after a period of failing health. Last rites will be held Thursday at 2 PM in the Titonka Methodist church. Abbas, born in Germany, was about 57 and once worked for the Rock Island Railroad. He married Alice Boeckholt in 1917. she died in 1948. Nine children survive, scattered across Iowa, California, Ohio, and Washington.

Ed Abbas Titonica Algona Germany Rock Island Railroad Lakota Alice Boeckholt Albbas Walter Melrose Iowa Florence Mms James Govern Blue Earth Tressie Ben Stadtlander Meservey California Edna Clarence Tiebrand Titonka Fannie Warren Braund Sheme Ohio Anna Marie Leper Esther of Dickmeyer Seattle Wash Billie

Sugar beet acreage urged for 1954 by American Crystal Sugar

The American Crystal Sugar Company of Mason City urges farmers to plant more sugar beets for 1954 to secure allotments under future government controls. Factory Manager A. G. Quamme notes existing acreages and benefits to local Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota farming, with strong price outlook under the Sugar Act through 1956 and beet tops valued as feed.

American Crystal Sugar Company Mason City A. G.quamme Iowa Minnesota

Funeral of Mrs. Willard Bell Noted by Ex Lakota Residents

Ex Lakota residents Mr. and Mrs. Emory Smith attended the funeral of Mrs. Willard Bell on New Years Day in Odebolt Iowa. Mrs. Bell died Tuesday December 29 after a long illness. She leaves her husband Rev Willard Bell and three children. Smith and Bell graduates from Lakota school in the same class.

Emory Smith Willard Bell Odeboldt Iowa Mr. Smith Mrs. Bell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thonka School Federated Club Cleo Nelson Mrrs Jean Albertson Joanne Hoover John. D Amerson Ruth M. Froelich Alumni Titanka Sharon Callies Betty DeWall Miller Thelma Ullman Geraldine Ullmann Garlene Gray Marilyn Callies Darlene Callies Ardith Schiitter Rita’ Miller Pat Doughan Shirley Callies Carol Callies Greta Schmidt H. Radmaker Agnes''Janssen Helen “Rosk Buffalo Boys Carrol Home Giry Scout News Titonka Chamber Commerce Family C. J. Kramers Methodist Church J. E. Albertson Doan WSCS Good Hope Lutheran B. IL Schwerin Ladies Aid God Heyo Boekelman Telko Stecker John Welhousen Harm Wibden Luther League Ann Alice Brotherhood J Harry Bartelt Andy Commndts Algona Hospital
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