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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1959

Page

4

Wheat Referendum Set for July 23 in Kossuth County

Wheat growers in Kossuth County will vote July 23 on 1960 wheat marketing quotas. The national referendum, held in 39 states, decides whether quotas remain in effect and affects price support and penalties. Any farmer expecting to harvest over 18 acres may vote. details available at the County ASC office in Algona.

Kossuth Richard S. Anderson ASC Iowa Secretary of Agriculture County Usc East State Street Algona

Keith Carlson Named Manager of Blake Funeral Home

Keith Carlson of Manly takes charge of Blake Funeral Home in Titanica and will live in the rear apartment. He will run the local ambulance service and assist Mr Blake on funeral services. The Carlsons, members of the Lutheran Church, recently moved after his discharge from the army medical corps.

Kieth Carlson Manly Blake Titanica Carlson Carlsons Lutheran Church Army Medical Corps

4 H Square Dance Set At Algona Athletic Field

4 H Square Dance To Be Held Fun July 17 at Algona Athletic Field. Grand march at 8:00 p.m. Boys and girls county 4 H officers in charge with Lloyd Frazee of Bassett as caller. Intermission offers variety numbers. Admission 25 cents. leaders admitted free. Refreshments provided. event welcomes All 4 H members and visitors from adjoining counties.

Algona Lloyd Frazee Bassett

Olson Rippentrop wed at Miller Lutheran Church

Yvonne Olson daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Olson of Garner and Roger Rippentrop son of Mr and Mrs Ray Rippentrop were married Sunday June 28 at the Miller Lutheran Church The Rev Arnold Edwards officiated The ceremony featured a candlelight double ring altar decor with garden bouquets The bride wore a nylon tulle and Chantilly lace gown with v neck short sleeves and a sequinned headpiece They live in Titonka where the groom works at the Titonka Cooperative Creamery The bride is a Waldorf College graduate who taught first grade in Titonka for three years The groom is a Titonka High School graduate and the reception followed at the church parlor

Yvonne Olson Kenneth Olson Garner Roger Rippentrop Ray Rippentrop Miller Lutheran Church Arnold Edwards Morris Kluver Britt Myrna Rippentrop Marcie Olson Iride Arts Inez Rippentrop Philip Hammond Iris Rippentrop Jimmy Kluver Gary Sloper Buffalo Center Morris Klover Merle Giesking Bernie Heller Mankato Harvey Nyhus Vernon Schuetir Leland Robert Kinseth Algona Rie Venda Bruns Irene Haugh Ayershire Gary Huling Eugene Lackore Hayfield Patty Olson Mason City Roger Gast Vernon Gray Corwith Gray Jack Nelson Forest City Harland Halverson Harry Nyhns Nelms Ricks Frignas Janora Vérgeau Gustafson Lake Mills Sheryl Nelson Miller Church Robert Quayle Clarence Hein Lawrence Juhl Howard Taylor Milton Hanson Norman Juhl Kenneth Gast Herbert Ryerson St. Paul's Lutheran Church Iowa City Alice Lee Schrady Herbert Tjaden John W. Constable L. J. Schrady Wilson Ave Cedar Rapids Stephen Tjaden Titonka John Duenow William Tjaden Sidney Buffington Reinbeck David Sehrody Jane Leslie Miller Tjaden University of Iowa and Veterans Administration Hospital St. Olaf College University of Iowa School of Medicine

Soybean Support Rate Sets at 1.80 in Kossuth County

R I Anderson of the county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office announced 1959 soybeans will be supported at 1.80 per bushel for No 2 grade with 13.8 to 14 percent moisture. Loans and purchase agreements will run through Jan 31 1960 with May 31 1960 loan maturity. About 1.83 million bushels were placed under price support in Kossuth County with roughly half redeemed or delivered to the government and half resealed for further loans.

Kossuth R. I. Anderson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office

Buffalo Center Death Notices Of Longtime Resident

An elderly Buffalo Center resident, one of its oldest, has died. The obituary notes she left behind 12 children and mentions the year 1893 in connection with family events. The brief item records a personal loss within the community.

Buffalo

Union Slough Digest US Wildlife Refuge Weed Control Report

The Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge reports a good year for alfalfa and canopy nesting gamebirds after July 1 haying. Cooperative farmers faced weed control costs over 500 dollars for Canada thistle, with aerial and hand spraying and neighbor cooperation under refuge policy.

Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge Canada

Dates Set For Kossuth County Fair Auditions

Dates have been set for auditions to select talent for the Kossuth County Fair program in Algona on August 20. First audition is in Swea City July 28 at the high school in the evening. Second audition is in Bancroft on July 31 at the Bureau building at 8:00 p.m. Not a contest. all acts chosen receive a cash award. Open to all entrants. contact Florence Reynolds at Titonka for more information.

Algona Swea City Ara Florence Reynolds Titonka

Homemaker Leadership Conference at Iowa State University

The annual Homemakers Leadership Conference will run July 15 to 17 at Iowa State University Ames with the theme Vision for Leadership Delegates from Family Living Committees in each Iowa County will attend to gain ideas for community leadership Mrs Q A Bjustrom Burt is county chair and Mrs Willis Cotton Lene Rock are delegates from Kossuth County The program aims to improve County Family Living Committee functioning and broaden understanding of home economics and the county extension program Discussion groups and speakers will guide delegates to apply what they learn to benefit their counties and communities

Homemakers Iowa State University Ames Iowa County Q. A. Bjustrom Burt Kossuth County Willis Cotton Lene Rock

Indian Day Talent Contest Promises Cash Prizes in Titania

Amateurs urged to enter Titania's annual Indian Day talent show with $100 in cash prizes. Contact Lou Bartlett soon to join a tentative program, aiming for a better turnout after last year's enthusiastic reception despite equipment issues.

Titania Lou Bartlett

Plans Progressing For Annual Indian Day Celebration Here

The community firms up for Indian Day with committees urged to submit entries. Merriam's Midway Shows set for July 28, street sports in the afternoon, and a main platform talent show offering $100 in prizes. The parade begins at 10:00 a.m. on July 29 in Montka.

Merriam’s Main Street

Tyke Girls Take Two Wins In July Softball Run

Titonka girls beat Goldfield 7-2 with Sloper limiting the opponents to three hits and fanning ten on July 7. They then topped Crystal Lake Woden 14-3 on July 10 with Sloper and Rippéerstropp sharing pitching duties and Hussinge and Smith tallying three hits each. They set up a games week including Rockwell and a July 27 sectional at Wesley at 7:30 p.m.

Titonka Tyke Goldfield Sloper Crystal Lake- Woden Gayle Sloper Sharon Rippéerstropp Edith Hussinge Sandy Smith Rockwell Wesley

Wool Growers to Vote in September Referendum

Wool producers will vote in September on continuing a market development program for wool and lambs financed by deductions from incentive payments. The plan, run with the American Sheep Producers Council, could extend for three years if producers representing two thirds of production approve. Ballots will be mailed before Sept 1 and voting runs through September.

R. 7. Anderson Kossuth County ASC American Sheep Producers Council

Dean Kuchenreuther Promoted to Equipment Operator Third Class

Dean D Kuchenreuther son of Mr and Mrs Lynn Kuchenreuther was promoted to equipment operator third class USN on June 1 while with Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Nine on Okinawa He entered the Navy in April 1956

Okinawa Dean D. Kuchenreuther Lynn Kuchenreuther USN Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Nine Navy

Ennen 25th Wedding Anniversary Observed

Mr and Mrs George Ennen plan an open house at First Presbyterian Church Lakota on Sunday July 26 from 2 00 to 4 30 pm to commemorate their 25th wedding anniversary. The program starts at 230 pm and invitations are not being sent.

George Ennen First Presbyterian Church Lakota

Horse And Buggy Days Start At Elmore Friday

Elmore's annual Horse and Buggy Days begins Friday July 17 and runs three days. A parade, horse show, free acts, queen coronation and band concerts are planned with Big D Amusements on Main Street. Sunday parade is at 3 00 p m followed by a horse show at the athletic field and 9 00 p m royal pageant. Free acts Saturday at 9 00 p m and Elmore High School band concert at 4 15 p m. Pairmont's municipal band performs Friday at 8 30 p m.

Elmore's Big D Main Street Elmore Pairmont

American Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Convention Plans

Bea Garrett presides over an executive board meeting July 22 at the Dwight Garrett home to appoint year chairmen and set the calendar of activities. The Iowa Auxiliary convention will be held July 23 and 24 at Fort Des Moines Hotel. Members solicit donations for wheel chair quilts and padding materials and extend sympathy to Mrs. Camilla Cooper.

Bea Garrett Dwight Garratt American Legion Auxiliary Department of Iowa Fort Des Moines Camilla Cooper Patricia Haines American Legion Auxiliary Executive Board Dwight Garrett

Farm Economist Predicts Fed Battle Prices to Stay High

Farm economist Francis Kutish of Iowa State University says fed battle prices may stay above last year, with price patterns similar to 1958 and a narrowing grade spread. He notes larger fed cattle sales offset by smaller cow and nonfed sales, while feeder cattle fall from the spring peak yet remain in demand. Hog prices are expected to drop as market receipts rise, suggesting early marketing of hogs.

Francis Kutish Iowa State University Kutish Chicago

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