Teen column urges teens to vote and study candidates
A school column urges student readers to vote in elections and study candidates. It contrasts teen car fantasies with national duty, cites turnout rates in Japan England and Italy, and warns 41 percent U S turnout could allow a political machine to seize power. It argues informed voting preserves freedom and warns against communism.
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America
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U. S
Japan
England
Italy
United States
Europe
Soft Ball Game Here Thursday Under The Lights
Isebrand's soft ball team plays Titonka Thursday evening here under lights. Titonka lost at Buffalo Center last Thursday 17 to 5 and beat Good Hope Lutherans Friday 11 to 3.
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Isebrand
Titonka
Bufffalo Center
Good Hope Luitherans
Veterans groups extend thanks for Memorial Day program
The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars thank Rev Albertson Rev Schwerin Mr Nicholson the school band the Cub Scouts the Tyke Theatre all veterans and servicemen and women’s auxiliary for wreaths and help. They hope for larger veteran participation in next year’s parade.
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American Legion Veterans Foreign Wars
American Legion and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Albertson
Schwerin
Nicholson
Cub Scouts
Tyke Theatre
Veterans and
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PFC Keith Bruns Sends Letter From German City
A frontline letter from Keith Bruns in Heinbronn Germany dated May 18 describes road trips with his unit, game results, and hope for the GI Bill. He mentions Nuremberg, Hitler and his castle, notes about summer plans, and asks his mother to send The Topic. He signs from APO 111 New York City.
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Heinbronn
Germany
United States
Nuremburg
Wall
Hitler Smade
Hitler
Nurembung
Heilbbrom
Heilbrom
Dick Gerdes
Frank Clark
Love
Keith
Keith Bruns
New York City
N.Y
Sonnenberg Leads 36th Nursing School Graduation
Betty Ann Sonnnenberg, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Sonnenberg, was among the 10 graduates as St Josephs Mercy School of Nursing held its 36th annual commencement at Holy Family Auditorium in Mason City. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Sonnenberg and numerous relatives.
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Betty Sonnenberg
George Sonnenberg
Harris
Herman Franzen
Ben Franzen
Carrie Bruns
Velida
Norman
Martyn Franzen
Herman Limberg
Alton
George Tjaden
Owen
al Boelkes
Audrey
Mason City
St. Joseph’s Mercy School of Nursing
Holy Family Auditorium
Betty Ann Sonnnenberg
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Iowa
Titonka Candidates urged to vote this week
A civic notice urges residents of Titonka to vote at the polls and participate in deciding local candidates. The message emphasizes using the vote as a voice and closes with a reminder that the period ends for another week.
Immanuel Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule and Activities
Pastor Diers leads worship at 10 am with Sunday School at 9 am. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 1 30 pm. Brotherhood gathers Thursday at 8 pm. Vacation Bible School runs the week starting 8 30 am. Senior choir rehearses Friday at 8 pm. Junior choir invites Sunday School to a roller skating party in Titonka Friday evening. Spraying sheep 2 or 3 weeks after shearing controls ticks.
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Ladies Aid Mission Society
Brotherhood
Ramsey Reform Church Announces Weekly Services
Ramsey Reform Church lists Sunday worship at 9 30 a m with Rev J Engele, 10 30 a m Sunday School and 8 p m Bible School. Next week features Mission Festival and Thursday through the week Bible School for Ladies aid at Mus Henry Van Hove’s.
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Rev. J. Engele
Tladies
Aid
Mus. Henry
van Hove
Titonka Chamber Meets Monday for Indian Day Plans
The Titonka Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular June meeting next Monday evening at Harold's Roller Rink. Indian Day on August 12 is discussed with committees urged to attend. Motion pictures of the Pancake Supper and Saddle Club show will be shown. Refreshments will be served. Next Monday also features a Midget Ball schedule with Titonka playing at Leland and other upcoming games.
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Titonka Chamber of Commerce
Harold’s
George . Sonnenberg
Kids Enjoy Big Fishing Day at Sankey Land Pit
The State Conservation Commission and Lions Club hosted a children’s fishing event at Sankey’s gravel pit. About 1500 bullheads were stocked, around 400 fish were caught by youths aged nine to fifteen. Prizes went to Langest string Willis Ordman and Langest fish Charlie Nelson, with awards for distance accuracy and all around casting.
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Marilyn Oxley
Donna Lidhteig
Glen Schmidt
Buffalo Boosters Entertain Mothers at Club Meeting
The Buffalo Boosters 4H Club hosted mothers at a May 26 meeting at the Cal lies home. Carol Callies presided, appointing Jane Amesbury as campaign manager and Marilyn Callies as campaign speaker for County Office Rally Day.
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Buffalo Boosters 4H
C. F. Callies
Wven
Carol Callies
Jane Amesbury
Marilyn Callies
Carol
Saxgolo
Vernadell Willis
Sharon Callies
It's Not Profitable To Plant Corn Late
Iowa State College agronomist E. Dyas notes late corn planting increases losses from borer damage and raises harvest moisture. Experiments show planting as late as May 26 yields worse results than usual borer impact, with higher moisture content at harvest in most state regions.
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Iowa State College
WSCS Officers Installed at Doan Church
Installation of WSCS officers was held at Doan church last Sunday. Officers for the coming year include Mrs. John Milter president and Mrs. Elsa Cunningham vice president. Other roles listed are secretary Mrs. Tom Young treasurer Mrs. Fred Aga Christian Social Relations Mrs. Loyal Young membership Mrs. Harvey Larson, supplies Mrs. Bradford Buffington, Missions Mrs. Harvey Johnson Promotion and Student Mrs. Ross Buffington, Literature and Publications Mrs. Oscar Hammond, Children's Division Mrs. Merrill Zwiefel, Status of Women Mrs. Louis Hansen Youth Mrs. Ted Hoover Publications.
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WSCS
Doan Church
John Milter
Elsa Cunningham
Tom Young
Fred Aga
Loyal Young
Christian Social
Harvey Larson
Bradford Buffington
Harvey Johnson
Ross Buffington
Oscar Hammond
Merrill Zwiefel
Louis Hansen
Dale Struthers
Ted Hoover
Reibsamen Picnic Annual Affair at Call Park Algona
The Reibsamen family picnic was held at Call Park in Algona on Memorial Day. Attending were Clarence Cunningham and Viva of Guekeeln Minn, F D Reibbsamen and Janet of Brit, Logan Keagle, R D Shaw of Minneapolis, Andrew Petersen, F E Willis and family, Bessie Tryon of Titonka, Henry Furst and family of Algona, Dorothy Shaftis, Ethel Woolridge and Karen of Mason City, Bearl Reibsamen and family, Glen Reibsam en and Ned of Marshalltown, Ray Archie and John Cunningham, Bertha Stowe of Burt.
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Reibsamen
Call Park
Algona
Mars
Clarence Cunningham
Viva
Gue Keen, Minn
F. D. Reibbsamen
Janet
Brit
Logan Keagle
R. D. Shaw
Minneapolis
Andrew Petersen
F. E. Willis
Bessie Tryon
Titonka
Henry Furst
Gene, Furst
Dorothy Shaftis
Ethel Woolridge
Karen
Mason City
Bearl
Glen Reibsamen
Ned
Marshalltown
Ray
Archie
John Cunningham
Bertha Stowe
Burt
Good Hope Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule
Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 am. Divine worship with Holy Communion. Roller skating party for Sunday School at the local rink. Confirmation class 9 to 9 15 am Sunday June 8. Luther League picnic at Call Park Monday June 9. Bible School 9 to 12 noon this week. Brotherhood 8 pm Tuesday June 10 hosted by Wm Boyken T D Sietseman and Henry Stecker. Ladies Aid 2 pm Wednesday June 11 hosted by Mrs J Alke Mrs J Meyer Mrs Eilert Boyken and Mrs Bud Alike.
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Good Hope Lutheran
B. H. Schwerin
Wii
Holy
Ania
Immanuel J.M.B
Luther! League
Call Park
Bible School
Brotherhood
Wm. Boyken
T. D. Sietseman
Henry Stecker
Ladies Aid
Pam
J. Alke
J. Meyer
Eilert Boyken
Bud
Spray Thistles At Bud Stage In Cornfields
Otto Hoffmann extension weed specialist at Iowa State College says Canadian thistles in cornfields are best controlled by leaving them to grow to the bud stage. Farmers should pull cultivators from patches and return to spray when thistles are leafy and most susceptible, just before color appears.
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Otto Hoffmann
Iowa State College
Hoffmann
Lindhorst And Nifchals Win In County Contests
In Kossuth County primaries Republicans held a lead with about 800 more votes than Democrats. Ralph W. Lindhorst defeated Tim O'Brien for the Democratic sheriff nomination while L. W. Nitchall won the Republican county attorney nomination over John Carrall. A write in by Marc Moore from Algona secured a ballot spot for county auditor.
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Kossuth
Ralph W. Lindhorst
Tim O'Brien
L. W. Nitchall
John Carrall
Marc Moore
Algona
Beardsley
Kenneth Evans
Wm. Nicholas
D. E Dewel
Ray McWhorter
Eugene Furst
Otha Wearin
D. S. Hutchinson
J John Schutter
John Carroll
Herschel C. Loveless
Casey Loss
Burl Ridout
Rosella Voigt
Lloyd Elston
Ve. J. McNertney
Vacation Church School Opens at Titanka Daily Church
The Titanka Daily reports Methodist Church activities with J. E. Albertson as minister. Vacation Bible School serves kin through eighth grade with sixty enrolled. Choir planned for Sunday worship and a Sunday life membership awarded to Mrs. Petersen. Guthrie Center removes parking meters after trial.
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Methodist Church
J. E. Albertson
Titanka
Kindengarten
Leo Richter
Patsy Korte
Bob Boekelman
Shanon Shutter
Everett Rippentrop
Jerry Wubben
Fellowship Hall
Doris Kuchenreuther
WSCS
Rev
Albertson
Andrew Petersen
Petersen
Henman Schutter
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