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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1948

Page

5

Democrats Hold County Conclave in Algona Friday

The county Democratic convention met Friday morning at the Kossuth courthouse with 63 in attendance. Mike McEnroe was reelected county chairman and Mae O'Brien named vice chair. Committees were formed for delegates to the state and judicial conventions to be held in Des Moines. Delegates and officers were listed, including several from Algona and surrounding towns.

Kossuth Mike McEnroe Mae O'Brien C. B. Murtagh L. A. Winkel Chris Reese Harold Blutchins Des Moines Francis Bradley John Bormann Jens Sorenson Jim Sheridan Bancroft Casey Loss L.A. Winkel Harold Hutchins Altona Frank Clark Titonia W. S. Frimml Wesley State Central Committee Russ Waller Il. E. Linnan Algona John Bor Mann Bode Robert M. Loss Titonka M. H. McEnroe J. H. Uhlenghake Whittemore M. Joseph Bradley Henry Scheppmann Irvington Nick Arndover St. Benedict T. R. Chrischilles W. S. Cosgrove Julius Bollig Fenton H. D. Hutchins Algon George St. John BE. W. Lusby

Titonka Federated Club Picnic at Clear Lake Sunday

The Titonka Federated club plans a family picnic at Clear Lake State Park on Sunday July 10. Families should bring well-filled baskets and meet near the shelter house for the day. If rain suspends events, the picnic will be postponed and questions go to Mrs. Dick Cosgrove.

Titonka Federated Club Clear Lake

Woden News Saint John’s Lutheran Church Schedule

Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 am with Divine Worship at 10 am Junior Mission Band Friday evening Luther League meeting Sunday evening at 7 pm.

ST. John’ Lutheran Church Luther League Meeting Pam

Byron Callhoun New Commander Wesley Lugion Post

At the American Legion meeting Wednesday night election of officers was held. Byron Callhoun was elected commander, J. P. Studer vice commander, Lester Lease finance officer, John Muche adjutant, Jack Robinson sergeant at arms, J.L. Walker chaplain and Howard Andrews historian.

Weather favorable for corn crop after dry spring

The past days brought warm weather aiding the corn crop after a cool dry spring. Rain has been enough to boost prospects, with corn knee high by the Fourth and waist high in parts. Oats seem good, hay and pastures short from lack of rain, but corn remains the big crop and appears fine. Nights and days had been cool but now heat is rising day and night.

Four Couples Get Marriage Licenses For Week Before Fourth

Four couples obtained marriage licenses, all for week prior to the Fourth of July. Wallace Adams and Avis Johnson of Algona, Jay Budlong and Mary H. Ball of Titonka, Robert Wm. Fischer of Little Rock Ark and Aleha Luehmann of Barnet, John F. Mogen and Ruth E. Berhow of Bancroft and Ledyard.

Wallace Adams Avis Johnson Algona Jay Budlong Mary H. Ball Titonka Robert Wm. Fischer Little Rock, Ark Aleha Luehmann Barnete John F. Mogen Bancroft Ruth E. Berhow Ledyard

Farm Bureau outlines plans for 1949 program

Kossuth County Farm Bureau members were urged to shape the 1949 program. A resolutions committee will draft policies reflecting member sentiment on tax policy, road plans, and education ahead of the Iowa Legislature. Readiness to influence state government is stressed as resolutions move to the state bureau before November’s annual meeting.

AN Farm Bureau Kossuth County County Farm Bureau Resolution Committee Farm Bureau Kossuth Johnson Iowa State Farm Bureau

Albert Davis Appointed Councilman in Special Meeting

Albert Davis was appointed to the town council at a special meeting held last Friday afternoon, succeeding Lynn Kucherenreuther who resigned due to ill health. Kucherenreuther had been elected for the first time in March and could not attend his business. his son now runs the business. Davis was sworn in ten minutes after unanimous selection by the four other council members. The council sought south town representation and believed Davis would dedicate time to duties.

Albert. Davis Lynn Kuchenreuther Lynn Davis Albert

Methodist Church Events Lead Week of Activities

Donald H. James presides over morning worship at 11 with Sunday School at 10. WSCS meets July 3 and July 14. Young Adult Fellowship July 15 at the Reynolds home. Doan church offers 9:16 Sunday School and 0:45 morning worship with WSCS July 3. Methodist Camp for grades 10 to 12 at Spirit Lake. registration with pastor or wife. Laboratory training for church school workers July 19 to 24 at Clear Lake. visitors day July 22.

Methodist Church Donald H. James WSCS George Bonacker Florence Robert Reynolds Tutonka and Doan Care Methodist Spirit Lake Tawa Clear Lake Methodist Church DOAN Tom Hlletfson

Former Titonka Teacher Mother of Baby Boy

Mr and Mrs Gerard Strouth of Reading Minnesota are proud parents of a baby boy their first child born July 2 at a Worthington Minnesota hospital Mrs Strouth formerly Ruth Mary Hisen backer of Weegley and taught in Titonka and Woden areas

Titonka Weisley Gerard Strouth Reading Minn Worthington, Minn Strouth Ruth Mary Hisenbacker Weegley Woden

Ramsey Reformed Church Service Schedule Note

The Ramsey Reformed Church lists Rev. A. Raskamp as pastor. Sunday school and Bible class at 10:30 a.m. Worship in the sanctuary at 8 p.m. Evening service also in the sanctuary.

A. ‘Raskamp A. Si i

Good Hope Lutheran Church Event Notes

Divine worship at 10, festival offering for Lutheran Children's Home at Waverly. Brotherhood family picnic Sunday at Turtle Lake. Luther League hay ride Friday evening July 98 at Steve Tynden place with a weiner roast. Women's Missionary Society meets Thursday July 16 at 8. Howard Andrews leads topic The Christian Woman and Folkways. hostesses Mrs T D Sietsema and Grace Sietsema.

Good Hope Lutheran American Lutheran Church Alfred O. Mardoff Waverly Brotherhood Turtle Lake Luther League Steve Tynden Swith Weiner Women's Missionary Society Howard Andrews T. D. Sietsema Grace Sietsema

National Farm Safety Week Proclaimed by President Truman

The week of July 25 31 has been proclaimed by President Harry S Truman as National Farm Safety Week. He urges every farm family member to eliminate at least one risk during that week and asks organizations and individuals involved in farm life to join a concerted push against dangers to farmers and their families.

Pres Harry S. Truman Truman

Motor Club Scout Tours Alaska Road

The American Automobile Association begins the first official exploration of the Alaska Highway for tourist travel. A road reporter will assess highway conditions service facilities and traveler accommodations during the Edmonton to Fairbanks journey starting May 31. AAA road reporters cover up to 300000 miles annually gathering road data and attractions for public release.

Alaska Highway American Automobile Association Motor Club Town Edmonton Alberta Canada Dawson Creek Fairbanks United States Mexico Alaska

Immanuel Lutheran Wm Plant Pastor Weekly Notices

Seventh Sunday after Trinity services at 10 AM Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 AM. Quarterly meeting after service. Collect church periodicals for the Negro mission. Thursday Gather League devotional and business meeting and hob o party at 7130. Friday Junior Mission Band and weiner roast at Clarence Alttig’s 8 to 10. Friday church board meeting at 8. Ladies may donate cash for tablets, pen pals, and mesh bags for Sudan missions. drop with Mrs Emima Oster mann or Mrs Wm Planz before Sunday.

Immanuel Lutheran American Lutheran Church Plant Divine Sentvices Weiner Clarence Alttig Sudan Altied Emima Ostermann Mra Planz

The Parking Problem In Titanka On Wednesday And Saturday

The article reports a parking problem in Titanka, especially Wednesday and Saturday evenings, with cars lining side streets making walking difficult. It urges close parking within sidewalk marks, asks businesses to leave cars at home, and condemns sidewalk driving in residential and business districts.

Titanka

Worsleys Move to Arizona for Health Reasons

Mr and Mrs Ted Worsley and Jackie of Clear Lake leave Friday for Flagstaff Arizona to make their home. Worsleys suffer asthma and were advised to seek a dryer climate. Mrs Worsley is Ida Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver Young.

Whsley Ted Worsley Jackie Clear Lake Loft Flagstaff Arizona

Hildman and Koppen wed in Sacred Heart ceremony

Aelred Hildman, 30, son of Mrs Sophia Hildman and the late George Hildman, and Eleanor Koppen, daughter of Joseph Koppen of Livermore, were married Tuesday June 29 at 9 30 AM in Sacred Heart Catholic Church Liver more. Rev Mather Duhige officiated the nuptial mass and double ring ceremony. Beatrice Hildman served as bridesmaid and attended by Leo Hildman. The couple will reside on a Rodman area farm after a short wedding trip.

Wesley Aelred Hildman Sophia Hildman George Hildman Eleanor Koppen Joseph Koppen Livermore Sacred Heart Catholic Church Mather Duhige Beatrice Hildman Leo Rodman

Harm Dontje Dead at Lakota in Local Obituary

Funeral services for Harm Dontje were held at Lakota High School auditorium last Wednesday at two o'clock. Dontje died Sunday evening after a long arthritis illness. Born December 14, 1891, he came to the United States from Holland as a boy and lived in Lakota area most of his life. He married Jennie Johnsurt in 1920 and had two children Edna and Edwin, who survive with his widow. His father resides in Lakota. his mother died 26 years ago. Five brothers Frank Herman Edward Henry and Dick also survive, with seven nephews and a mixed quartet providing music.

Lakota Harm Dontje Lakota High School Dontje Harm Henry Bontje Holland Jennie Johnsurt Edna Edwin Frank Herman Edward Henry

Fighting Canada thistles in oats or corn with 2 4-D spray

Extension botanist E P Sylvester advises farmers with heavy Canada thistle patches in oats to spray after harvest using 10 pounds of 2 4-D in amine or salt forms or 1 pound ester per acre, re spraying at 6 to 10 inches growth, and cautions about legume sensitivity. In corn, spray at 12 to 18 inches height up to tasseling, avoid tasseling, and re spray during milk stage if needed. Oil spread and high clearance units recommended. caution against spraying corn over 2 feet tall with standard gear.

E. P. Sylvester Town State College Sylvester Sylvaster

Auto Crash Fatal to Three Brothers in Law

Henry Phillips of Algona and Lloyd Stevens of Mapleton died in a single vehicle crash near Vernon Center Minnesota after a dead end encounter with a stump. Alfred Opheim of Sexton died the day after in hospital. James Stebbins of Algona injured. The three men were brothers in law to three sisters from Sexton. Phillips worked for the highway commission and lived south of Woden. He was about 60 and survived by his mother Mary Phillips.

Woden Henry Phillips Algona Mary PA Ilton Andy Phillips Vernon Center Minn Lloyd ‘Stevens Mapleton Mr. Phillips Alfred Opheim Sexton James Stebbins Mr.Phillips Stevens Opheim Stebbins Phillips Highway Commission Wode

New Car and Truck Sales in Kossuth Decline

The Fourth of July week saw the lowest weekly registration in weeks with ten new cars and three new trucks in Kossuth county. New owners include DeSoto with Art E. Anderson of Swea City and Ford with Ed Capesius of Algona, plus Ed Dontje of Ledyard and others for Studebaker, International, Chevrolet, Fraser, and Plymouth models across several towns including Algona, LuVerne, Fenton, Lakota, and Whittemore.

Kossuth DeSoto Art E. Anderson Swea City Ford Capesius Algona Ed Dontje Ledyard Ernest Friedal West Bend Geo. Balgeman Algon

Kossuth County Voting Record Improves in 1948 Primary

Kossuth County reports 25.1 percent of eligible voters cast ballots in the 1948 primary up from 17.6 percent in 1946, per Iowa Farm Bureau figures. Ringgold wins 500 cash for education books. Emmet 41.7 percent, Warren 40.3, Buena Vista 40.4. state average 22.6. Johnson urges higher turnout and notes ongoing program.

Kossuth County Farm Bureau Robert Johnson Farm Bureau Office Ringgold County Iowa Farm Bureau Emmet County Warren Buena Vista County County Board of Education Warren County Buena Vista Johnson

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