Elmer Peterson Wins Singles In County Bowling Tourney
Elmer Peterson takes first in the Kossuth County Bowling Association singles with a 692 series in Titanka and Algona. Other local winners included Martyn Franzen 646 and Harold Andreasen 630 as 148 bowlers competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Peterson
Titanka
Algona
Martyn Franzen
Harold Andreasen
Alfred Redenius
Andy Krominga
Gerald Bahling
Neal Boyken
Gary Hoover
Phil Asa
John Ike
Harold Wibben
Stan Larson
Titonka
Richter Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Leo Richter observed their Silver Wedding Anniversary with a dinner at John and Gen's Cafe on Sunday January 17 followed by an Open House at Titonka Methodist Church. About 160 guests from across several towns attended including Attigs Hunt Goranson Attigs and Braulin, with attendants Everett Attig present. They were married January 18 1940 in Britt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Richter
John & Gen’s Cafe
Eldon Atlig
Edna Richter
Clarence Schutter
Titonka
Clarence Attig
Woden
Everett Attig
Eddie
Wesley
Laura Hunt
Lyle Sheeley
Spencer
Lester Goranson
Cathy
Forest City
Orville Beresford
Kanawha
James Braulin
Ames
Titonka Methodist Church
Baynard Lamoureaux
Eldon Attig
Fred Hoffman
Carryover Grains Expected Down in 1964 65 Outlook
National estimates show lower carryovers for feed grains and wheat at the end of 1964 65. Richard I Anderson Kansas Kos suth County ASC chairman notes USDA projections: feed grains 58 million tons down from 84.7 in 1961, wheat about 900 million bushels down from 1.4 billion, corn 1.225 billion down from 2.008, grain sorghum 580 down from 702, barley 125 down from 153, oats 280 down from 325. Signups for the 1965 wheat and feed grain stabilization programs run February 8 to March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard I. Anderson
Kossuth County
ASC
Anderson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Commodity Credit Corporation
R. I Anderson
Iowa
Hot Lunch Menu For Week of January 25
The week offers meals from Monday to Wednesday. Monday includes Wiener in bun baked beans buttered corn coconut pudding and milk. Tuesday features Vegetable Beef soup brackers rolled wheat biscuit cabbage salad pear sauce and milk. Wednesday serves Creamed turkey over mashed potatoes bread and butter buttered green beans fruit and milk.
Lakota and Ringsted win State Line Conference titles
Lakota boys roll 80 58 over Swea City in Thompson action to clinch the conference crown while Ringsted girls beat Armstrong 56 54 in a thrilling final. Armstrong tops Sentral 86 78 and Ringsted edges Ledyard 49 48 in girls semis at Titonia with Splendid scoring and defense.
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Lakota
Ringsted
Thompson
Swea City
Armstrong
Armstrong Boys
Titonia
Sentral
Ledyard
Titanka
Indians
Squaws
Valley Farmerettes 4 H Club meets at Shiltz home
The Valley Farmerettes 4 H Club held its regular meeting at Patty and Beryl Shiltz residence. Guests Mrs Richard Beenken and Mrs Clarence Penning attended. Lois Janssen spoke on closet organization and Lorene Beenken demonstrated drawer dividers. Patty and Beryl Shiltz demonstrated bed making. Lunch by Mrs Shiltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Farmerettes 4-H Club
Patty
Beryl Shiltz
Richard Beenken
Clarence Penning
Lois Janssen
Lorene Beenken
Shiltz
Wesley Boys 4-H Club Meets for Pancake Supper
The Wesley Boys 4-H Club gathered at the Joe Show home on January 18 for a pancake supper for the dads with 41 attendees. Roger Heimstra, county extension associate, spoke on 4-H projects and they discussed 4-H basketball. Duane Kunkel served as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Boys
Roger Heimstra
County Extension
Duane Kunkel
Titonka W S C S Circles Set for January 27 Meeting
The Titonka W S C S Circles plan meetings with Lila Circle at Mrs Dale Higgins home led by Mrs Ringsdorf and devotions by Mrs William Peterson. Florence Circle gathers with Mrs Loyal Gingrich and devotions by Mrs G D Welhousen and lesson by Florence Reynolds. Joanne Circle joins Mrs Mary Budlong with co hostess Mrs Stanley Harris. devotions by Mrs Loren Burnett and lesson by Mrs John Isebrand. The lesson theme is Mothers in Other Cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
W.S.C.S
Lila
Dale Higgins
R. Ringsdorf
William Peterson
Howard Sparks
Florence
Loyal Gingrich
William Schram
G. D. Welhousen
Florence Reynolds
Joanne
Mary Budlong
Stanley Harris
Loren Burnett
John Isebrand
Honken Visitors and Local Gatherings Noted
Mr and Mrs Ralph Honken of Buffalo Center visited Monday evening in the home of Mr and Mrs Alvin Honken. Mr and Mrs Verle Nelson were Saturday evening guests in the Clarence home of Mr and Mrs Akkerman and Mr and Mrs Clarence Ise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Honken
Buffalo Center
Alvin Honken
Verle Nelson
S- Clarence
and Akkerman
Clarence’ Ise
American Peston- Auxiliary Meeting Notices
The regular work meeting at Recca Hipp home with Louise Mechler as assistant hostess is set for Friday January 22. Volunteers are urged to sew bed shoes bed pads bibs hot pads and carpet rag material and a full sized quilt will be sent to the Department Supply Shelf. The Juniors meet January 21 at Ben Garrett home with Michael and Kathy Higgins hosting. Ellen Boelkes will host February meeting with the Americanism chairman in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recca Hipp
Louise Mechler
Ben Garrett
Michael
Kathy Higgins
Ellen Boelkes
Americanism
Meinders To Observe Silver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Henry Meinders of Buffalo Center will mark their silver wedding anniversary with an Open House at Ramsey Reformed Church on Wednesday January 27 from 2 to 4 pm. A program begins at 2 15. their children arrange the event and guests are asked to omit gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meinders
Buffalo Center
Ramsey Reformed Church
Meinders
Short Course For Kossuth County Women Offered
A two day Short Course on nutrition and weight control will be offered to up to 100 women in Kossuth County in February. Norma Morgan says Dr Maxine Hinton of Iowa State University will present material on weight control research cholesterol fats misinformation vitamins exercise and nutritional needs by age. Registration costs $2 at the Extension Office in Algona US DA Center 1306 North Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Norma Morgan
Maxine Hinton
Iowa State University
Morgan
Algona
U.S.D.A
North Main
America
Mrs Morgan
Evelyn Spindler
Us.d.a
Iowa
Yo-Ag Classes Begin January 25 In School Lunch Room
Vocational agriculture adult evening classes start Monday January 25 under instructor LeRoy Jorgensen. At the first meeting attorney Mr Winkel will discuss taxation. Meetings convene at 7 30 p m in the school lunch room with coffee served and open invitation to all interested.
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LeRoy Jorgensen
Winkel
Otto Engelharts To Observe Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Otto Engelbarts of Lakota will be honored by family on their 45th wedding anniversary with an Open House on Sunday January 24 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Lutheran Church parish hall in Lakota. A short program is planned for 2 30. They are the parents of four sons Elmer Titonica Melvin Algona and Chris and Paul Elmore. They request no gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Engelbarts
Lakota
Elmer
Titonica
Melvin
Algona
Chris
Paul
Elmore
Titanica Legion Event Set for January 21 at 8 PM
Titanica American Legion Post will hold its meeting Thursday January 21 in the Legion Hall at 8 00 pm with refreshments. Frank Elsworth Bihel observed his 100th birthday in Mechanicsville in early December with well wishers including President Johnson. Sharon Harris visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Donald Hansen of Algona. The silver inti i
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanica American Legion Post
Legion Hall
Frank Elsworth Bihel
Mechanicsville
President Johnson
Sharon Harris
Donald Hansen
Algona
Titonka squads split results with Woden Crystal Lake and Tigers
Titonka beat Woden Crystal Lake 52 39 as the Squaws used a strong opening to build a 30 17 halftime lead then held on for a 52 39 win. The Titonka Indians fell 63 60 to a larger Tiger five after leading early and missing free throws.
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Titonka
Crystal Lake
Squaws
Woden-Crystal Lake
Indians
Tiger
Barb Welander
Mavis Harris
Iris Michaelsen
Tyke
Michaelsen
Tigers
Don Sparks
Titonka Indians
Roger Akkerman
Rich Thomas
Utive
Tyyke
Woden- Crystal Lake
Akkerman
Keith Brandt
R. Thomas
G.pommer
R. Akkerman
K. Brandt
A. Janssen
B. Kitzinger
T. Isebrand
Woden-C.l
Ringsted
Thompson
Dietrich Nolting-Noyling Union at Good Hope Church Titonica
Joan Dietrich and Carl Nolting were married December 19 at 7:30 p.m. in Good Hope Lutheran Church Titonica. Rev A F Gerstmann conducted the service. Maid of honor Mrs James Kilton. bridesmaid Mrs Robert Walters. Best man James Hurley. groomsman Robert Walters. Ushers Kay Brainard soloist Mrs Leonard Leeck organist. Reception in church parlors hosted by Mr and Mrs John Welhousen. Verla Brandt, Margaret Brandt, Myrna Rippentrop, Rosinne Alexander as waitresses. Carol Ann Swan, Mrs Duane Klink, Mrs Elmer Noelting poured punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Dietrich
Arthur Dietrich
Carl Nolting
Harry Reysack
Hampton
Lawrence Noelting
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Titonica
A. F. Gerstmann
James Kilton
Robert Walters
James Hurley
Robert Lemon
Joseph Gresko
Wendell Dietrich
Kay Brainard
Muscatine
Leonard Leeck
John Welhousen
Verla Brandt
Margaret Brandt
Myrna Rippentrop
Rosinne Alexander
Carol
Ann Swan
Duane Klink
Elmer Noelting
Titonka Woman's Club meets Thursday evening
Titonka Woman's Club members will meet at the Harry Reed home on Thursday evening January 21. Roll call will include information on town parks and museums and a travelogue on Australia’s history resources and customs. Maree Krantz leads the lesson. Lois Brandt presents Federation News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Woman’s Club
Harry Reed
Island
Australia
Maree Krantz
Federation
Lois Brandt
Wesley Wizards 4-H Club Caroling and Meetings Report
The Wesley Wizards 4 H Club visited shut ins on December 23 and held a Christmas party at Joe Show home. Ten members attended Rally Night December 29 at Algona High School. The club and Wesley Boys Club supported Helen Skow for county office and donated $5 to LFYE March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Wizards
Wesley
Joe Show
Algona High School
Wesley Boys Club
Helen Skow
Lf.y.e
Kathy Skow
Mary, Joe
Shirley Becker
Coughenour
Wesley Wizards 4-H Club
Cheryl
Rachelle Cunningham
Mary Jo Becker
Bonnie Becker
Nancy Finnémark
Helen Show
Andrew Wyeth
Diane Larson
Mary ‘Todd Lincoln
Wilkie
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R. T Anderson
ASC County Committee
Congress
Gayle Ricklefs
Albert Harms
Leonard Hansen
Irvington
Donald ‘Hansen
John Harme
Herman ‘Harms
Yo-Ag
Otto Engelharts
Legion
FG TP
P. Welander
I. Michaelsen
I B. Welander
M. Harms
L. Budlong
P. Sachau
L. Krantz
C. Budlong
C. Beenken
J. Akkerman
N. Boekelman
M. Huisinga
Wesley Wizards News
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