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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
3
Cham ber of Commerce committee and Farmers Home Administration discussed plans for a Titonka swimming pool and park. Public support hinges on local cooperation while author notes the project would be a valuable asset and work remains to complete it.
Bob Boekelman blasted to a 703 series at Tyke Lanes with games of 188 246 and 269. He bowled for Sloper Rambler on Janes 1 and 2, matching a local 700 series record previously set by Phil Jaren a year earlier for Sloper Rambler.
An open house bridal shower for Mrs Brent Egesdal nee Judy Rippentrop is set for Saturday January 30 from 2 00 to 4 00 p m at the Lutheran Church in Buffalo Center Invitations will not be sent but all relatives and friends are invited to attend
Nellie Nelson 78 died Thursday at Hancock Memorial Hospital Britt after a lingering illness. Born May 6 1886 Goldfield to Nels and Caroline Jansen Nelson she moved to Titonka as a child and taught school 36 years retiring in 1942. Survived by one brother George Titonka. services conducted by Rev Eugene Rasmussen at Titonia Methodist Church. Interment Buffalo Township Cemetery. Casket attendants listed. Blake Funeral Home in charge.
Rollie Fox will take over Kuch's Food Center in Titonka on February 1 after purchasing the business following 74 percent of years as manager. He has led community groups including the fire department VFW and Legion and served as Chamber of Commerce president and PTA president. His wife Dolores participates in local clubs and Church activities. The Foxes have five children, three born since moving to Titonka, with three now in the local school.
Week menu lists daily meals from February 1 to February 5 including spaghetti and ham burger casserole on Monday, meat slice in bun on Tuesday, baked chicken on Wednesday, beef and noodles on Thursday, and baked fish sticks on Friday with common sides and milk. Menu subject to change without notice.
In a tense clash, the Indians erased an 8 point first quarter deficit to down Ringsted 48 44. Bruce Kitzinger and Ted Isebrand hit key free throws in the closing seconds to seal the win as Ringsted led 18 8 after one and 26 22 at halftime.
Mrs Christina Johanna Doden born July 10 1893 in Carthage Indiana moved with family to Iowa as a child and later lived on farms in Kossuth County and near Woden She died January 22 after a cerebral stroke at Hancock Memorial Hospital Britt at age 71 years 6 months and 12 days She was survived by six children and several siblings and was active in St John s Lutheran Church and Naomi Circle Interment took place at Buffalo Township Cemetery Titonka followed by services at St John s in Woden.
Pack 63 hosts annual Cub Scout Blue and Gold Pot Luck on Monday February 1 at 6 30 p m in the school lunch room. Families bring dishes while beverages are provided. Pinewood derby races and a charter presentation by Dale Lockwood of Burt are planned along with table games a Den III skit and an award ceremony. National Boy Scout Week February 7 13 includes Cub Scout displays in store windows and Scout Sunday February 7 observed in respective churches.
Titonka raced to a 90 57 victory over Thompson as Tyke sparked a 13 0 run and Welander, Brandt and Raidal boosted the offense. The Indians built a 74 43 lead by late in the third as reserves finished strong and Raidal sank two late free throws to seal the margin.
Titonka High School hosts a Home Declam Contest on Thursday January 28 at 6 30 p m in the study hall. Admission is 25 cents. Students compete in dramatic declamation humorous declamation interpretive prose and poetry storytelling and radio speaking.
In a summarized financial statement for Titonka Port Utilities the report lists outstanding indebtedness and payments for the year ending December 31 1904. The document asserts the figures are a true and correct statement of the financial status, noting revenue totals and balance figures.
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