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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1948
Page
2
Iowa dairy and beef producers face a severe stable fly problem due to DDT resistance. A four point cleanup and spray plan from A L Brown advises removing manure and decaying matter, then spraying exterior walls and fences with a DDT solution, applying biweekly DDT sprays to cattle, and using nightly repellant spray to deter flies.
Joe Marshall plans a quiet evening with Sallie but is drawn to Rita at her apartment. A four sixty cab fare sparks thoughts of sacrifice and romance as Rita’s family, including Mary, weighs into Joe’s proposal. The story contrasts Sallie’s flirtation with Rita’s steady warmth and hints at a future change.
Carol Studer underwent a tonailestomy at General hospital in Algona on Wednesday. Mrs Louise Simpson and infant Linda Marie returned from Eliosouth hospital, while Dorothy stayed with her aunt. Rose Ann Kolasch aided at the Simpson home. Local girls basketball beat Garner on Tuesday. Many visits and relocations noted including hospital trips, reunions, and a bridge club gathering. The American Legion Auxiliary budgeted for a hospital bed. Carol Root had a facial injury with stitches. Ed McMurray and Kenneth Anderson moved to the p-
The Birnest Sheets family of Hutchins moves to the Olden store living quarters. Dwight Hauptman sustains a head gash from a threshing accident. Jac DeMains of Sioux City rents the upstairs apartment above Grifhorst drug store and becomes the local school teacher. Engleberg family moves trailer home. Engleberg starts as new creamery assistant. Olsen couple travels to Rochester for Mr Olsen’s surgery.
Lakota 4 H boys were entertained by Gerald Gordon Tuesday evening as Wayne Heet reported on Short Course at Ames and County Fair plans were discussed. The Lakota Luckies met with their leader Mrs C S Gutknecht to set plans for the local achievement day on August 10 and for the County Fair. The County Home Economist will meet with demonstration teams Marjorie Friets and Virginia McKean on Wednesday.
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