Titonka area notes local visits and events
Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Clemans and Johnny at Emory Smith home in Lakota. Mrs. Baade moves to Marinus Christensen farm, sells Titonka home to Charles Anna. Marshalling community life with club meetings, school travels, beekeeping talks, bridge parties, and a Marine recruit update from Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clemans
Johnny
Emory Smith
Lakota
W. J. Denton
Reka Baade
Marinus Christensen
Baade
Titonka
Charles Anna
William Wirtjes
Jerry Schutter
Mankato
Minneapolis
Titania Womans Club
Raymond Krantz
Peru
Rose Bonacker
Evelyn Brandt
Lincoln
Nebraskia
H. J. Brandt
Irvin Brandt
John Ailts
C. Schnucker
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Schnuckers
Peter ‘Beenken
Henry
Beenken
U. S
Ardell Hauptmann and Richard Youngwirth Wed in Corwith
Ardell Hauptmann daughter of E. T. Hauptmann of Corwith and Richard Youngwirth son of J. and Mrs. Youngwirth of Wesley were married Thursday morning at St. Joseph church in Corwith. Father WW M Querin officiated. The couple, after a wedding dance, will live in Corwith where the bride will run her beauty shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardell Hauptmann
Richard Youngwirth Wesley
E. T. Hauptmann
Corwith
Richard Youngwirth
John Youngwirth
Wesley
St. Joseph's Church
WW. M. Querin
Britt
Marie Oringer
Whittemore
Ross
Lawrence
Corwith High School
Fort Dodge
Wesley High School
Tuller Brush Co
County Tuberculosis Society elects officers at Algona meeting
At Algona the Kossuth county Tuberculosis meeting re-elected Dr. C. C. Shierk as president R. J. Harrington as vice president Mrs. D. D. Paxson as secretary and Mrs. Loven Brown as treasurer Mrs EH. A. Genrich was named county Christmas Seal drive chair and named delegate to the March 26 27 state meeting in Sioux City. The per capita funds in Kossuth rose from 3% to 7% with eight of 36 townships reporting to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis Society
Kossuth County
Algona
C. C. Shierk
R. J. Harrington
D. D. Paxson
Loven Brown
EH. A. Genrich
Sioux City
County Red Cross Names Officers for the Year
Kossuth County Red Cross officers elected for the coming year include Mrs H Wood ward Whittemore as president Mrs Scott Moore Algona as vice president for the south half of the county Mrs Ida Larsen Swea City as vice president for the north half of the county Mrs Alten Brunson as corresponding secretary A treasurer has not been named These officers were named at the annual meeting held last week in Algona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County Red Cross
H. ®. Woodward
Whittemore
Scott Moore
Algona
Ida Larsen
Swea City
Norv
Alten ‘Brunson
Christmas Seal sale totals in Titonka and neighbors
Titonka Buffalo and German Townships raised 103.88 for Christmas Seals. Some residents have not yet contributed or returned stamps. Chairmen Mrs Roy Budlong and Mrs R C Ball urge prompt donations. Mrs Budlong and Mrs Ball attended a Christmas Seal luncheon in Algona and thank donors and assistants including many Oesterreicher and Mrs J J Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
German
Buffalo
Roy Budlong
R. C. Ball
Many Oesterreicher
J. J. Miller
Scrap Iron Drive Urges Farmers To Gather Metal
To prevent shortages affecting defense, a scrap iron collection drive seeks farm and farm boy participation. Dealers will pay 9.00 per ton for most scrap iron, 14.00 for cast iron, 4.50 for burned out sheet iron. Radio WHO and the State AAA Office sponsor a contest with awards for top contributors. contest blanks available at the County AAA Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHO
State Aaa
AAA
Make Arrangements for Soybean Seed at Once
Kossuth county farmers should arrange for next year’s soybean seed now. Farmers plan to plant 49 percent more soybeans in 1942, with about two million acres of beans and 1,409,000 acres for grain. Seed needs rise as seeding rates run about one to one and one-half bushels per acre. County intention sheets show a 109 percent increase. delaying seed could invite high prices, says FE S Dyas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
A. L. Brown
Nossuth County
AAA Committee
FE. S. Dyas
Iowa State College
Fatten Hens Before Market Boost Profit Says Agent
County agent A. L. Brown urges fattening non laying hens before sale to lift income. He notes a pound of added weight per hen boosts profits and improves quality. Spotting dry comb and yellow feet helps identify fatteners. Broody hens should be clipped and moved to fattening phase. A 1 to 2 week fattening period is advised. Harold Reece of New Providence reports $45 bounty for 450 crows in Hardin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Brown
Harold ‘Reece
New Providence
Hardin County
Feeding the Nation says joint effort needed to secure food supply
Denman, agricultural counsel of the National Association of Food Chains, outlines goals for future food security including adequate nutrition for civilians and military, avoiding wartime speciation, and full cooperation among agriculture government agencies and retailers. Progress noted with retailers informing public, pledges to fight speciation and profiteering, and National Retailer Consumer Council playing a key role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumer ‘Council
Scottish native teaches long running Methodist Sunday class
Alex Duffus of Aberdeenshire Scotland now living near Leon Iowa has taught a men’s Sunday School class in the Methodist church for over fifty years. His largest class met in Montezuma where eighty business and professional men were enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Duffus
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Leon
Iowa
Methodist Church
Montezuma
Bird New Years Guest in Decorah After Big Snow
A large robin feeding on sumac berries near Decorah attracted attention after a heavy snowstorm. The discoverers invited the bird to their home and it shared a belated New Year’s Day dinner.
Spuilville Girls Form World Wide Workers Group
Spuilville a small town with 300 residents has enlisted about ten percent in the US armed forces. A group of Methodist girls from seventh grade up adopted the name World Wide Workers and met at Mrs W L Patterson to plan for the coming quarter focusing on the study of Negroes. Their next meeting is January 21 at the home of Janice and Joice Bonacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spuilville
Dvorak
United States
W. L. Patterson
Janice
Joice Bonacker
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H. JA. French
Katherine Kruse
Bande
Joe Bestenlehner
Chas
Cooper
H. A. French
Earl i Hansen
A. M. Friest
Thompson
F. G. Elliot
Kenneth Krantz
Raymond ‘Bartlett
Ella Mae Meyer
Ralph ‘Bierstedt
Lone Rock
Art Louts
Ruth Goodnow
Glen Callahan
Mason City
Tom Loais
Etta Uken
Harm
Kobus Tjadens
Ames
A. M. ‘Peterson
JH. ‘Reed
H. French
R. Budlong
James
Edoward
A. Sathoff
C. Krantz
K. Swans
Earl Blakley
Gordon Nelson
Clear Lake
Nelson
Blakleys
Titonka Junior Federated Club
Carl FP
Martin Blesch
Louis Oesterretcher
Wm. Boyken
Fred Missal
Garner
Rudolf Saathoff
George Tjaden
Will Newville
Des Moines
Thonka
Harm Kettwich
John ‘Pink
Nels Jenson
Marie Ameebury
Altona
Denton
Donald
W. A. Stoutenbere
Burt
Frank Newville
Frank
Newville
Laws Oesterreicher
Tom Joats
Kenneth
John Rippentrop
Kent
Dick B. Meyers
Bartlett
Fred ‘Adamson
Mayme Petersen
Reed
French
Roy Budlonglow
Rickless
C. J. DeWall
C.B. Egesdal
Fisher
ID. B. Meyers
Wm. Batt
Amos Krominga
Jimmy Rippentrop
John Sloper
Melvin ‘Buss
Junior Friest
Vernon Winters
Vernon Gray
M. M. Schaper
Good Hope
Il. G. Gartner
Haroki
Maurice Keil
Ames Mionday
Washington
G. D. Welhousen
Robert Loss
County Aaa
Loss
Martha Morgan
Fort Des Moines
Weihausen
New York
Errno
Callies Bros Store
Topic
County Red Cross
I.G.A. Store
Carol
A. M. Petersen
Hoff
Shoe and
D-X Station
Bonacker
FBI
SAT
MON
Maxwell House Coffee
Rock Island
America
Or Address Co
CG. Gardner, A. G. P. A
Locust Street
Des Moines, Town
J.L. Miller
Titonka Lions Club
Frank Clark
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