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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1961
Page
1
The iE Titonka Topic lists subscription prices: $2.50 per year in Mossuth County and Titonka trade territory. $3.00 per year outside Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory. $3.50 per year in Canada and foreign countries.
Pastor Dave Wolfe of Grace Baptist Church urges Christians to seek Bible grounded churches like those of Billy Graham Wesley Calvin and Luther. He cites Acts about daily prayer and church growth while criticizing social churches with lacking prayer meetings and evening services.
Week of July 17 to 21 lists events such as Jr. High Girls Softball 9 to 11, Recreational Swimming 12 30 to 3 30 ALS, Boys Baseball Swea City 6, HS Girls Softball Swea City 8, Drafts 9 to 11, Pee Wee and Midget Baseball James Sentral 2, Firearms Safety Group B 9 to 11 09, HS Girls Softball 7 30, Playground 9 to 11, Firearms Safety Group A 1 to 3, HS Girls Softball Central 7 30, Little League Baseball 9 to 11, Pee Wee and Midget Baseball Burt 1 bus leaves.
Titonka Savings Bank of Titonka Iowa details its condition as of June 30 1961 with assets totaling 3 317 234 14 and deposits of 3 011 893 48 including cash United States government and state obligations loans and discounts and capital accounts led by common stock surplus and undivided profits. Notarized statements by cashier A W Boyken and directors K L Krantz W Stillman Carl Giesking Edward Boyken affirm accuracy.
Titonka residents and neighbors shared a weekend of social visits including Mrs Robert Warner and Mrs Alvin Slefken of Eagle Grove visiting the Nelson Brothers Earl Stott hosting Monday, and travels to Osseo Minnesota to see Myr and Mrs H M Bird.
The June 28 club tour visited Cor des hogs Gingrich garden Burkhart bean crop Versus garden Greg Miller garden Roger Tlark hogs Jim Blain sheep Linda Fritz sheep Dennis sheep and dairy feeds Richard Sanden project with Robert Johnson present A picnic at Bill Fritz home followed by horseshoes and baseball attendees thanked parents for food.
In a Midwestern city council hearing held as part of a limited access viaduct project the formality cleared the way for the city to appropriate about twenty properties for right of way. Negotiations continued with four railroad properties still valued at nearly one million dollars apart.
City negotiations for property stalled and led to potential condemnation hearings. Ultimately the city obtained the needed properties without condemnation. Public hearings on budgets contracts and other official matters are often poorly attended but are essential for due process and protecting rights.
Clifford Hinkhouse, 13, of near West Branch lost all four fingers on his left hand when his hand was caught in a silage unloader. His father started unloading silage for evening cattle feeding, unaware the boy was inside the nearly empty silo.
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