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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1951

Page

4

Titonka Opens New Gym with Dual Basketball Night

A crowd exceeding 600 gathered for Titanka’s new gym opening featuring two high school games. The girls beat Luverne 53 43 led by Sharon Callies and Jane Ringsdorf with 26 points each. Titonka boys fell 44 50 to Luverne in a thriller as Davin Adamson and Larry Boyken scored 14 each.

Titanka Squains Luverne Sharon Callies Jane Ringsdorf Titonka Indians Whenka Lange Our Boys Davin Adamson Larry Boyken Titonka Titania Lakota Crystal Lake Seneca Lone Rock Woden Ledyard DeWall Callies Sharon Sill Schipul Hanson G . Elinfritz Boyken Kiley Krantz Krominga Adamson Buffington Loeschen Luyverne Holmes Stripling Nielsen Co. Thompson Loevwald

American Legion Auxiliary Plans Toy Drive and Meetings

The American Legion Auxiliary urges donations to the Tide of Toys program run through CARE for war impacted children. A regular work meeting is set for Friday afternoon January 28 at Stella Peterson's home, with Lois Peterson assisting, and members should bring materials. The February 5 business meeting will feature Bernice Korte and Vera Schichiet ert as hostesses. Two members are hospitalized, Ma tilda Falk and Nellie Nelson, prompting cards and letters to St. Ann's Algona and Mercy Mason City.

Stella Peterson Lois Peterson Bernice Korte Vera Schichiet Matilda Falk St. Ann’s Algona Nellie Nelson Mercy Mason City

Homemakers Meet at Miller Home Friday January 19

The Homemakers hold an all day meeting Friday January 19 at Mrs Wayne Miller Priday’s home from 6 am to 3 30 pm. The lesson on Short Cuts in Sewing will be taught by Mrs Will Girard and Mrs Miller. Attendees should bring tape line needle thread thimble cloth zipper scissors pins and their own dishes silver and a lunch dish for noon. All interested women are invited regardless of Farm Bureau or Homemakers membership.

Doris Rike Carolyn Intermill Claude Bilsborough Margaret Brandt Lorraine Stecker George Boekelman Glenn Meyer Charles Reed Dverg Krantz George Cunningham Vicky Rakow Henry Keane Linda Ricks Norman Carlson Sharon Apka Maurice Satholf Dennis Rike Deloris Jones Jeff Boyken Beverly Haack Allen Mardoff Sharon Barrow Sylvia Eden Sandra Gartner Verna Gray Gertrude Gerdis Kenneth Hansen Clarence Harms Lenora’ Huisman Brent Keil Bruce ‘Keil Sharon Klocke Judy Mehtan Gary Michaelsen Leslie Pearson Davin Smith Vilville Chris Meyers Stade Arlen Corinne Beverly. Richter Roger Rippentrop Wayne Miller Priday Will Girard Miller Farm Bureau Or Homemakers Group

Tournament of Roses souvenir edition report

A Pasadena Stet-News souvenir edition of the Tournament of Roses parade and Rose Bowl game is discussed. Herman Dreesman shares how he sent the paper, and the writers reflect on receiving the copy and its appreciation.

Pasadena Calif Stet-News Boyken Herman Dreesman Etic Herman Pasadeng

Titonka Boys Land Plane On Minneapolis Lake

Arthur Bartlett and Wilbur Spear flew to Minneapolis on an errand for Harold Miler. They landed their plane on Lake Harriet to fetch truck parts, were questioned by police and released. A reporter linked the incident to Billy Cook, a wanted criminal, but the boys did not confirm any resemblance.

Arthur Bartlett Wilbur Spear Minneapolis Harold Miler Lake Harriet Deer Billy Cook Maine California Florida Washington Canada Mexico Wilbur Arthur Cook

Cant Keep House Without Old Home Town Paper

A Monticello letter from Mrs Wim Dorkstader dated January 11 1951 expresses affection for the hometown paper and sends greetings to readers. She notes heavy snow and cold, adds that thirty three years typically make a generation.

Monticello Minn

Speaking of Souven Hobbies and Old Collectibles

In a nostalgic musing, the piece recalls hobbyist queries about souvenirs such as presidential photos on Savings Bonds and commemorative coins. It notes a prize offer for collecting era pieces, hints at local jokes about a Bancroft resident and Algona doctor, and ends by urging readers to “BUY IT IN TUTONKA.”

Boys Basketball Tournament Opens Monday in Titonka

The county boys basketball tournament starts Monday evening at Titonka's new YM. Three games are on the opening night with Titonka facing Algona B at 9 15. Lakota leads with 15 straight wins and a large crowd is anticipated for the finals Saturday.

Titonka new _ ym Algona Whittemore Senetca Swea City Lone Rock Wesley Fenton Burt-Eye Ledyard Grant Laverne Lakota

Arlene Prussman Weds Billy Albert at Dunlap Iowa

Arlene Prussman daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Prussman and Billy Albert were married January 6 at Otto Albert’s home in Dunlap Iowa. Attendants were Frances Prussman and David Albert. The couple will live in Fort Dodge where both work.

Arlene Prussman Frank Pruisman Bill Albert Otto Albert Dunlap Town Frances Prussman David Albert Titonka High School Balimore Fort Dodge

Advice From Former Titonka Boy

A reader letter from George Pannhuk of Minneapolis Minnesota comments on a Saturday Tribune clipping about youths landing a skiff on Lake Market. He suggests they should have landed near shopping districts like Lake Calhoun Cedar Lake or Lake of the Isles for easier access and shopping time.

Tribune Lake Market Lake Calhoun Cedar Lake of the Isles George Pannhuk Indianola Ave Mpis Minn

Plane lands on lake Minnesota park. authorities tag it

Police report a small plane landed on Lake Harriet near Minneapolis while two Titonka men, William Spear and plane co-pilot, planned to shop downtown. Patrolman Schwappach tags the craft for park land violation as the Towans depart. next time a lighter use is planned.

Lake Harriet Bartlett William Spear Titonka Iowa Wold-Chamberlain

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Thonka School Missa Methodist WSCS Chas, Cooper Leonard Callies Lesson Wilbur Schram Geo Peterson Arthur Peterson John Boekerman Jay Budlong Maurice Keil al Young Floyd Reibhsamen Homer Downs W. H. Beenkens American Legion Auxiliary Tournament OF Roses Pasadena Newspaper Titonka Boys Twin Cities Lake Kevin S. Cobb Saturday Evening Post Jefferson Cleveland Wilson Lincoln F.D.R George Carmen The Buffalo Center Tribune George Morris Wolfe Bancroft Dr. Stull Doc M.d.'s Doe Tutonka Billy Albert Titonka Boy Minneapolis Tribune
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