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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1941
Page
2
The notice details subscription prices for Titonka and Kossuth County readers at 1560 dollars yearly in advance, 2.00 outside the territory, and 2.60 for Canada and foreign countries. It states continuations within the county require notice or publisher discretion, while other subs end one month after expiration unless renewed.
Woden residents visit relatives in Marble Rock and Forest City while new births and weddings appear. Families from Waseca and Inwood travel for visits. church guilds hold gatherings. numerous townspeople host and attend family events, dinners, and socials across Clear Lake Joliet and Thompson areas.
A group of relatives gathered at a home near Crystal Lake Friday afternoon. Tom Lackore and family visited his parents in Forest City Sunday evening. Marjorie Dirksen, a Hamilton College student in Mason City, stayed last week with her parents and helped with an auction at the Dirksen store. Several families visited the Charles Baach home in Ventura Sunday. Henry Isebrand, Rev Henry Krise and Mary Relk ena were business callers in Mason City Thursday.
LAKOTA NEWS reports Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prigge of Rochester Minnesota were weekend guests at the home of Mrs. Prigge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Barger. Numerous friends and relatives from nearby towns attended visits and extended families spent time at Lake Okoboji and Spirit Lake during the period.
Home demonstration agent Mrs. Ruth Seaton Hicks predicts plentiful yellow-fleshed peaches in Towa stores this summer. USDA crop reporters call the southern mid-season crop large and cheaper, with peak movement expected mid August. Yellow peaches rival white varieties in vitamin A and other nutrients. they are suitable for canning, cooking, and fresh eating, with ripeness guided by color and condition.
A. L. Brown, county agent, urges poultry producers to preserve pullets as laying hens to boost egg supply for the food for defense program and for farmers' income. He notes no current shortage but warns it may come if production lags, with Army and Britain demander eggs. despite a government target of 10 million cases in 15 months, recent data shows shortfall.
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