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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1951

Page

4

Local Happenings Spotlight Midwest Visits and Growth

Ida Schroeder of Gardenia California spent three days visiting her nephew Lelando D Schroeder. A Schroeder reunion occurred at Dolliver State Park. Lowell Jaspers and Leota Nelson welcomed their first baby girl born July 18. Titonka builds a large sidewalk structure. James McColley and May Klenk completed theirs first. Henry Korte starts a new home south of the depot. Amos Krominga Sr. formerly lived there. Paul Apka moved a small house from the lot near Lakota.

Ida Schroeder Gardenia Calif Lelando D. Schroeder Schroeder Dolliver State Park Lowell Jaspers Carpenter Iowa Jaspers Leota Nelson Henry Nelson Titonka James McColley May Klenk Henry Korte Amos Krominga Sr Paul Apka

Garner Notes and Visits Highlight A Summer Week

Mrs. E F Bowker of Garner visits daughter Mrs C H Downs. Ellsworth Heifner returns from Des Moines with sister L C Heifner. A newborn Stuart Lynn to Mr and Mrs Irvin Pankuk born July 21. Ice cream social and program planned at Immanuel Lutheran July 27. Junior Mission Band display and film Reaching from the Heaven. Andrew Cebulka visits from Clear Lake. Kenneth Swan family set to return from south trip. Rodeo promoter in Titania but plans cancelled to avoid interference with Indian Day August 14. Mrs Herman Dreesman returns from California. Keith Bruns, at Camp Atterbury, visits mother Ollie Bruns. George Bonacker joins Mrs Bonacker in Garner then Des Moines and Indianapolis visits. Eddie Nelson of Des Moines building a home, works Iowa Packing Co. Rev J E Albertson family touring Wisconsin Michigan Ohio. Rev A Mardorf vacationing in Minnesota. Hans DeVries and Stephen visit Fred DeVries home. Mrs Fred DeVries hospital discharge after auto accident. Maxine Stott visiting Des Moines relatives.

E. F. Bowker Garner C. H. Downs L. C. Heifner Ellsworth Des Moines Henry Carols Drake Immanuel Lutheran Church Andrew Cebulka Clear Lake Kenneth Swan Virginia Douglas Titania Saddle Club Herman Dreesman California Keith Bruns Camp Atterbury Indiana Ollie Bruns George Bonacker Mrs. Bonacker Indianola Eddie Nelsons Hartford Bob Schoolers Ray Bonacker Retbeck Eddie Nelson Iowa Packing Co South Des Fred DeVries Bulifalo Center Hospital Maxine Stott W. H. Stott

Congressional actions impact Iowa small business sector

The piece outlines Senate and House moves on the Defense Production Act and a Small Defense Plants Corporation style plan, plus a watchdog subcommittee on steel shortages and a bill on freight charges. It notes a proposed consumer interests committee and a potential Senate inquiry into foreign lobbying. It also reports LeRoy Lensing's accidental death at age one in Calmar.

Iowa Senate Small Business Committee Small Defense Plants Corporation War Plants Corporation House Blair Moody Michigan Duff Long, Saltonstall Senate Judiciary Committee Judiciary Committee Congress U. S Germany Soviet Union Presidnt U.S Morse Mahon Foreign Relations Committee Washington Senate Rules Committee Economic Stabilization Agency Department of the Interior

Finest oak of Webster County sparks backyard pride

The narrator recalls Em declaring Webster County's oak the finest in Iowa while relaxing in the backyard with Cousin Joe. Jim and the speaker share laughter and enjoy sparkling beer under the shade, noting the oak’s friendly atmosphere as the breeze flows by.

Webster County Iowa Joe Jim

Average bale of cotton weighs 480 pounds

A typical bale of cotton is recorded as weighing 480 pounds, indicating standard bale size in the era or report.

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Titonka Savings Bank Jordal Farm Equipment Buffalo Center Alc HILEX Duchess RINSO Devries Sales Co Swan Furniture Funeral Home Kenneth W. Swan Titanics Shuaws Barbir Shop Modern Cleaners & Tailors Algona, Iowa Maceo Gilette LeRoy Lensing Calmar W. E. Ley Motor CO Ford Custom Studebaker W. E. Ley Lakota Joe Marsh U.S. Brewers Foundation Armourstreet Armours Dev HAM Sunkist Savaday Bonacker U-Save Food Market Farmers Elevator Titonea Britt Rendering CO Tyke Theatre Gene Autry Champion Texas Rangers Gene Tierney John Lund Miriam Hopkins Irene Dunne Fred Macmurray Intermill’s Titanka G.W.C. Peas Wrigleys Crisco HIC Dexol
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