Three Car Crash East of Titonka Injures Three
A three car crash half a mile east of Titonka at 12:40 pm injured Elsie Aukes and Ralph Roelf. Autos driven by Herbert Harms Ted Aukes and Ben Isebrand were involved. Isebrand faced improper passing charges and Aukes for loss of vehicle control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Aukes
Buffalo Center
Ralph Roelf
Herbert M. Harms
Titonka
Ted Aukes
Ben Isebrand
Isebrand
Harms
Aukes
Harms Auto
Boys 4-H Club Tours Planned Across June
Kossuth 4-H clubs announce farm project tours through June. Members will display projects and learn farming practices including livestock judging. Parents encouraged to attend as tours cover dates and locations from June 2 to June 19 across Garfield Algona Burt Fenton Wesley Seneca Swea City Whittemore Lotts Creek Laverne Grant and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth Boy
Garfield
Mogler
Algona Bodey
Union
Ken Strayer
Plum Creek
Lyle Raney
Burt
Norland
Greenwood
Leander Menke
Fenton
Roger Dreyer
Portland
Lampe
Wesley
Wm. Meyer
Prairie
John Mullins
Lotts Creek
Dick Kuecker
Kluger’s
Buffalo
Aggressive Lads
St. Joe
Consumer buymanship and household shopping aims
A discussion on full measure consumer ledge and buymanship in 1958 59 Kossuth County emphasizing production consumption values business systems and tax dollars. It highlights planning route factors and family involvement in shopping with extensions from the County Extension Office and State College guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Songe State College
Soil Conditions and Tours Planned for June Week
Soil temperature this week is about 60 degrees and top six inches soil moisture noted. June week declared for soil conservation field tours in Iowa with arrangements offered. Tile installation completed for Good and Genrich, Martin Geerdes and Hardy Fisher. Wendell and Gene mapped contour lines and planted fields while Haverly and Johnson mapped tile systems for Harold Fisher and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Good
Genrich
Martin Geerdes
Hardy Fisher
Wendell
Gene
Paul Haverly
Sid Johnson
Harold Fisher
Harold Krantz
Kirby Smith
Chris. Schulz
Good and Genrich
Paul Tornquist
Buffalo Boys 4-H Club Seeks Camp and Tour Plans
The Buffalo Boys 4-H Club met at Greg Miller’s home for a talk and Alaska movie at Titinka school gym. Greg Miller led a corn borer control quiz. Claude Bilsborough and Richard Fritz were chosen for 4-H Camp in June. May meeting at Roger Tlarks’ home planned a club tour from John Cordes to Maurice Billborough with a family picnic. 4-H camp set for Clear Lake June 11 to 13. Wayne Cordes and Roger Tjarks demonstrated care of sow and litter. Fritz read rules for showing dairy cattle. lunch by Mrs Tjarks. Richard Fritz, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boys
Greg Miller
Alaska
Titinka
Claude Bilsborough
Richard Fritz
Mil
Roger Tlarks
John Cordes
Maurice’ Billborough
Clear Lake
Wayne Cordes
Roger Tjarks
Fritz
Tjarks
Titania Chamber of Commerce to Meet Monday Night
The Titania Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday evening June 9. Dinner at 6 30 will be served at the V and H Cafe followed by a business meeting. All members are urged to attend.
Legion Auxiliary June meeting at Denton home
The American Legion Auxiliary held a June meeting at the Denton home with hosts Esther and Mabel Petersen. Officers were elected including Ben Garrett as president and Patricia Haines as secretary treasurer. reports covered music, community needs, and legions program notes. A note called for return of a removed framed list and sewing machine gift to the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Esther
Mabel Petersen
Thelma Higgins
Music
Isle of Somewhere
Whispering Hope
Americanism Division
Hetty Brandt
Stella Petersen
Ben Garrett
Mary Deesterreicher
Ollie Bruns
Patricia Haines
Louise , Mechler
Galena Zwiefel
Esther Petersen
Cleo Nelson
Lois Petersen
Frances Gingrich
Pearl Kremings
Martha Bayen
Legion Hall
Carol Dunmire Marries in Minneapolis May 1st
Miss Carol Dunmire daughter of Mr T A Dunmire and Henry Kohls son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Kohls of Cologne Minnesota united in marriage at 2 00 PM in Basilica of St Mary Church Minneapolis Rev O Leary performs double ring ceremony Bride wore floor length white lace and tulle gown with fingertip veil bouquet of red rose buds white orchid maid of honor Miss Joan Freschett in light blue dress groom Mr Tom Kohls best man Mr Bob Everslie Guests from Titonka Cologne Warsaw Owatonna Chaska and Minneapolis after ceremony reception at Anglesy Cafe couple to reside 225 W 15th St Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Dunmire
Joan Freschett
Bob Everslie
Dunmire
Valley
Central High ‘School
Peterson Mobile Service
Minneapolis
Titonka High School
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Ozarks
W. 15Th Street
Titonike
Cologne
Warsaw
Wisc
Owatona
Chaska
Salvation Army Appeal Encouraging to Date In Iowa
The Salvation Army appeal is praised as encouraging with promising returns. Local chairman W H Ricklefs notes response is fair and urges more contributions via treasurer A W Boyken. The appeal emphasizes aid to all in need regardless of race or creed and frames it as practical Christian service across Iowa.
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Salvation Army
W. H. Ricklefs
Itgermany
A. W. Boyken
Garden and Fruit Show offers $4000 in cash prizes
An all Iowa garden and fruit growing show announced for the 100th Iowa State Fair August 22 31 offers more than $4000 in cash prizes across 273 classes. Fruit prizes total $2538 vegetable prizes $1540 with contests for tomatoes peppers onions corn beets carrots cucumbers and culinary herbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deg Moines
Iowa
Farm Outlook Warns of Dry Cattle Grazing This Summer
Kossuth Co Extension director cites Grass feeding cattle outlook by Lona Rackham State College farm economist. Dry feeding may be needed if weather stays dry as pasture conditions weaken. May 1 US grass land looked ready for 80% of normal grazing, prompting stocker and breeder purchases. Weather bureau predicts drier-than-usual month ahead, risking pasture damage and weaker grazing reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Rackham
Lona State College Farm
U. S. Weather Bureau
Successful Drive For Crippled Children
Citizens of Kossuth County contributed to the 1958 Easter Seal campaign raising 2067.65 for the Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Thirteen residents received aid. nine children got glasses, one wheelchair was provided, one hearing aid purchased, and two girls attended summer camp. County expenditures totaled 472.38, with Kossuth’s share of the Iowa society 1104.86 including campaign costs.
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Kossuth County
Society For
Iowa Society For ‘Crippled Children and Adults
Obituary of Mrs Warner Beenken
Funeral services for Mrs Warner Beenken were held May 29 at 1 00 p m at the Beenken home and 130 p m at Ramsey Reformed Church near Titonka. Burial was in Ramsey Cemetery. Born September 16 1901 on a Wellsburg farm she grew up there and later joined Ramsey Reformed Church. She married Warner H Beenken February 1 1928 and lived on a farm near Titonka before moving to Titonka in 1951. She taught school for several years and leaves husband Warner son Eugene and three grandchildren Darrel David and Lee plus brothers George Steamboat Rock and Elwin Wellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Beenken
Ramsey Reformed Church
Titonka
William Kroon
Ramsey
Grace Harms
Wesley Harms
Wellsburg
Iowa
Wellsburg Reformed Church
Grundy Center
Warner H. Beenken
Eugene
Beenken
Eilert
Harm
Warner
Darrel
David
Lee
George
Steamboat Rock
Elwin
Extension notes on 14-H Camp plans at Clear Lake
L Barnes notes preparations for the District 14-H Camp June 11 to 13 at Clear Lake with about 650 youth from 11 counties. Camp uses Methodist Church facilities, over 30 cabins, and emphasizes safety as youths operate tractors and machines amid healthy alfalfa and clover crops. Pork storage prices lower. advises planning durable corn storage to prevent spoilage losses.
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Clear Lake
Methodist Church
ASC Election Plans Told
R I Anderson announced ASC election plans for townships and the county convention. Township voting runs June 29 to July 7, with mail ballots mailed by June 27. County convention is July 26 in Algona, with committees elected for one year starting August 1 and delegates to the county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
R. I. Anderson
Algona
Dean L. Barnes
Lyle R. Riedinger
Sail Conservation Service
Robert Peterson
Farmers Home Administration
National Farm Organizations
County Election Board
Titonka Independents to Play Ledyard Tuesday
Titonka Independent softball team hosts Johnson's of Ledyard on the local diamond at 4 30 p m Tuesday June 10 The locals won a previous meeting with Ledyard and lost to Woden for a 1 2 record Admission is free with a free will collection taken per game notes
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Titonka Independents
Ledyard
Titonka
Johnson's of
Woden
Local Boy Scouts Honored at Titinka Court of Honor
At the Boy Scout Court of Honor held at the Methodist Church in Titinka on Monday evening Noel Krantz received the Second Class rating badge Richard Hench earned a Merit Badge in Cooking Registration cards were distributed to all scouts present plus Mr Clifford Krantz a Scout Committee member and to the Explorer Scout leader Harold Burgess and the Scoutmaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Titinka
Noel Krantz
Ang
Richard “Hench
Clifford Krantz
Scout Committee
Harold Burgess
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Mary EK
Kossuth Co. Ag
Educ
Richard
American ‘Legion
Church
Britt Ete Een
Rams
Heme
Reformed
Good Hope
Immanuel
Methodist
Good Hope Methodist
Britt
Kossuth Co
Arthur A. Meyer
Corwith
Alice Marié
Merle Gene Giesking
Carl Giesking
Immanuel Lutheran Church
L. Barnes Toast Atennion
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