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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1944

Page

5

Activities of Titonka School for the Week

The weekly notes cover Titonka School with details from First Grade through Psychology. New students Jackie Davis and Robert Davis appear in multiple grades while pupils make trays, winter scenes, and New Year war stamps or bonds. Semester tests occur in several grades and reports highlight spelling honors and class projects across grades.

Jackie Davis Marlyn Marion Davis Christian Heather Dean Gwen Douglas Dorothy Nanryl Joann Greta Donna LeRoy Lenny Middle Atlantic Miles Standish Robert Davis Two Roberts

Funeral Service Friday For Miss Fannie Gruis

Funeral services for Fannie Gruis were held Friday at the Reformed church in Buffalo Center with Rev. Senne and Rev. F Snuttjer officiating. Gruis died at home northwest of Woden after a three week illness. She was 0 years old and was born in Grundy County, Iowa, living in the Woden area most of her life. She is survived by sister Minnie Gruis and brothers Bert and Herman. Burial followed at the Ramsey Reformed church cemetery.

Fannie Gruis Woden Fannie Gruis The Reformed Church At Buffalo Center Senne F. Snuttjer Ramsey Reformed Church Misa Gruis Woden Miss Gruts Grundy County Towa Minnie Gruis Bert Herman

Tax Statements For Iowans To Mail January 3 1844

Mr. BK H Birmingham Iowa district collector announces about 750000 income tax blanks will be mailed January 3 1844 to Iowa taxpayers who filed 1943 returns. Accompanying blanks are a statement of total tax shown on 1942 returns and amounts paid. Taxpayers must preserve and compare statements with records and report discrepancies for correction.

Bk, H. Birmingham U. S. Internal Revenue District of Iowa Iowa Internal Revenue U. S, Court House Des Moines

Magnetism and work topics in science class notes

The general science class explores magnetism and electricity including compass effects and iron filings patterns. Physics covers work energy and horsepower while geometry studies parallel lines. Typing class reviews biology themes of 3000 words plus. Erwin leads with 40.2 words per minute typing speed and proofs reading marks practiced.

Erwin

English Classes Describe Curricula Across Subjects

English literature study covers Longfellow Holmes Whittier and Emerson while senior class reviews Charles Lamb essays. Freshmen learn correctness and adverbs. Economics News Group finishes pajamas and woodwork with freehand work. Group II completes trays then begins sewing. Group J plans new woodwork designs.

Longfellow Holmes Wome Economics News

Iowa to Sell 177 Million War Bonds in 4th Campaign

Des Moines reports plan to mobilize over 40,000 volunteers to market 177 million dollars in war bonds between January 18 and February 16. The drive targets E and H Bond quotas with wide participation from retailers, theaters, farm groups, and payroll savers, using special window stickers and the slogan Let s Get This Shield Up.

Des Moines County War Finance Committee W. L. Clark Iowa War Finance Committee Towa Iowa Army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard

Woden W. S. C. S. Names New Officers for the Year

The nominating committee of the Woden W S C S of the Methodist church selected officers for the year. New additions include Richard Brown as secretary of supplies Henry Bode as corresponding secretary John Mathison as secretary of Christian social revelations and local church activities and William Phillips as secretary of student. Officers will be installed at the church parlors Thursday afternoon with Iver Brown and William Phillips entertaining Aid.

WODDN Methodist Church Forest Lackore Iver Brown A. Maberry Richard Brown Henry Bode Frank Truesdell William Phillips

Miss Phyllis Dougan Weds Earl Snetsinger in Iowa Falls

Miss Phyllis Dougan daughter of Mrs J E Dougan of Iowa Falls married Earl F Snetsinger of Chicago on December 30 at the Iowa Falls Methodist church in front of about 40 guests. The bride, a Titania school music teacher, will reside in Chicago with her husband. Attendants included Miss Dorothy Smith and relatives from Reinbeck and Creston.

Phyllis Dougan Iowa Falls Earl F. Snetsinger Chicago Titania Towa Falls Harly, Snetsinger Mary S Waywood, Til Snetsinger University of Minnesota

Legion Meeting to Hear Zip Koons in Burt

Zip Koons of Swea City will speak at the county joint American Legion and Auxiliary meeting in Burt Thursday night at 9 after a 8 o'clock start at the new Legion Hall. Koons is credited with firing the first shot at Dieppe and is on leave visiting home folks. Seven Rules to Kill Inflation urged Rhode Island Auxiliary members to buy only what needed and use stamps, pay debts, support higher taxes, insure the future, avoid extra charges, and buy War Bonds. Sales hooks at the Vopte Office offer handy records for feed mills and related operators as Iowa’s war prosperity themes progress.

Zip" Koons Swea City American Legion and Auxiliary Burt Koons Jfirat Dieppe New Legion Hall Department of Rhode Island of the American Legion Auxiliary

Women Organize To Do Their Part In 4th War Loan

County women’s division forms under Kossuth War Finance, appointing co chairs in Burt, Portland, and Bancroft areas. Campaign runs January 18 to February 15 with plans to publicize bonds, distribute literature, promote school sales, and coordinate with men’s committee to boost stamp and bond purchases. Chairs include Mrs Jessa Chatee German Tip, Mrs Dorothy Plum Creek, Mrs Arlene Felter Portland, and others across Burt, Buffalo Two, Penning Prairie, Bancroft, and Titanica areas.

War Finance Kossuth Drive Burt Two Jessa Chatee German Tip Dorothy Plum Creek Arlene Felter Portland Marie Becker Ramsey Fred Pannhuk Wesley Anna Flom Burt H. EB Lucille Ley Women's Booth A. M. Petersen Titanica Committee Kossuth Buffalo Burton Hansen Penning Albert Johnson Bancroft Georgia Trenholm Jerry Schutter

Smith Speaker At Lions Club Meeting

The Titania Lions Club will meet Thursday evening with lunch at the Bartlett Cafe at 7. Loyd R. Smith, Gas Tax Auditor for the State Treasurer's Office at Des Moines, will address the gathering at the American Legion Hall. Other guests are expected and a good meeting is anticipated.

Titania Lions Club Bartlett Cafe American Legion Hall Loyd R. Smith Des Moines

Town Council Minutes January 10 1844

The Town Council met Monday evening at the Franch Lbr Co Office with Mayor French Clerk Reaser Treasurer Callies and Councilmen Hagen Swan and Bohutter present. Minutes of the last meeting were read and accepted. Bills approved totaling 385.98 for Tipton Topic Printing Stott salary Stockwell labor Water Ditch Miller hauling Gibbs-Cook tractor equipment Miller hauling Interstate Power electricity and related charges.

Lbr French Reaser Callies Hagen Swan Bohutter Schutter W. H. Stott Lem Stockwell Wayne Miller Gibbs-Cook Tractor and Equipment Co Harold Miller Interstate Power Co

Titonka Stores to Close Next Tuesday Afternoon

Titonka stores will be closed next Tuesday January 18 from 1:00 PM onward so merchants may assist as solicitors in the 4th War Loan canvas. Boy Scouts call for salvaged paper Saturday January 22. sort and bundle 12 to 18 inches, newspapers separate, magazines in another, brown paper in another, cartons in a separate bundle, bring to salvage headquarters at the barn behind the school house.

Titonka Boy Scouts

Rural Iowa schools urged to provide hot lunches

Louise A. Scott of the state health department reported only about 30 percent of rural Iowa children receive hot lunches. She cited 66,500 to 70,000 pupils of 95,000 as lacking hot dishes, urged schools to expand hot offerings, and outlined simple options like soups or hot beverages to supplement sandwiches and fruits.

Iowa Louise A. Scott State Health Department State Department of Public Instruction Scott

Miss Leona Stewart and Charles Recker Wed at Buffalo Center

Miss Leona Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Stewart of Des Moines and Charles Recker son of Mr and Mrs Henry Recker were married by Rev Bernard White at St Patrick s rectory Monday morning January 3. The couple attended by the bridegroom s brother in law and sister Dr and Mrs G J Sartor of Mason City. They plan a brief Minneapolis trip then settle in Buffalo Center with Leone operating a beauty shop and Charles managing the Iowa theater.

Buffalo Center Leona Stewart H. J. Stewart Des Moines Charles Recker Henry Recker Bernard White St. Patrick's Rectory G. J. Sartor Mason City Minneapolis

Red Cross News Greeting at Drug Store Reminder

Officers and executive board members and chairmen are asked to greet at the drug store Tuesday evening January 18 at 7 30. Signed Mary Osterreicher Secretary.

Mary Osterreicher

Quotas Set for Bond Drive in Local Townships and Towns

The 4th War Loan canvas begins next Tuesday January 18 with Titonka stores open from 1 PM to tally quotas. Local goals include Titonka 24000 Buffalo Township 31000 Germany 32000 Portland 29000 Ramsey 20000 and county total 1215000 up 62000 from the last drive. County chairmen remain, meetings set in Titonka January 33, and bonds bought now count toward quotas.

Titonka Buffalo Germany Portland Ramsey Thia Burrato Burt Township German Township Greenwood Township Lincoln Township Plum Creek Portland Township Prairie Township Wesley Bancroft Burt

Grand and Petit Jurors Chosen in Algona 1944

County officials selected the grand jury panel and a list of petit jurors for Algona and nearby towns. Grand jurors reported January 25 and seven will be chosen for the term. Petit jurors report February 1 at 8 a.m. Read names include residents from Algona, Burt, Lakota, Fenton, Swea City, Whittemore and other area communities.

Algona Helen White Leo Immersall Clara Walker N. J. Alexander Robert Bunkofske Buffalo Center Chas. Baker Bancroft Abbey A, T. Paulson Agnes Ludwig Corwith H. C, Lindsay Fenton Gertrude Ackerman Burt Home Allis Lakota A. K. Anderson Tom Asche H. W. Becker Mary Benschoter Whittemore A. C. Bernhard Roy Brownell G. S Buchanan Selina Clifton Bert Cronan Everett Dreyer Paul Higler Delmar Fischer Jack Prost Swea City BD. J. Hough W. C. Irelan Dick Jensen Gertrude Kruse Laverne John Light Penton Ella Magnugson Mabel McGinnis Nona Miller Virginia Misbach Martha Morgan Urban Neuroth Wesley Hilla Padgett Harold Phillips Ida Pingle Ledyard Emma Radig Lone Rock F. L. Ryerson Rosa Schallin Wdna Smith Karl Sunderman Leo Swangon Selma Uhr

Lavon Gerdes Weds Marine Officer at Corpus Christi

Lavon Gerdes and Ensign Lavon Gerdes wed Lieutenant Richard Mayes of the United States Marines on January 6 at the Naval Air Base Chapel in Corpus Christi Texas. The bride, a public school graduate class of 189 and University of Minnesota alum, trained in communications in officers training at North Hampton Maya. She recently visited her parents in Corpus Christi during a transfer.

Wesley Inne Gerdes Lavon Gerdes Richard Mayes United States Marines Naval Air Base Chapel Corpus Christi Texas University of Minnesota North Hampton Maya Parentere Corpus Chriati

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