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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1937

Page

5

D Welhouse n to Mason City Meet

Representatives from Kossuth county attend a district conference in Mason City on June 9 to gather questions for the 1988 AAA program. Officials will then report to county and state committees, shaping recommendations for soil building payments and farm classifications.

Kossuth County Mason City AAA Robert Goss The Soil Conservation Association M. GU. Johnson A.L. Brown O . Thoreson G. D. Welhousen C. R. Janvrin County Conservation Association Soil Conservation Service State Agricultural Conservation Committee State Agricultural Planning Committee Iowa State College

Mrs John Krull Sick in South Town Home

Mrs John Krull is bedfast and ill at her home in the south part of town after several weeks of sickness. She showed some improvement recently.

John Krull

Dairy Cattle and Hybrid Corn Discussion at 4H Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the boys 4H club was held at the Creamery Monday evening. Louis Larsen gave an interesting talk on the fall freshening of dairy cattle and Glen Larsen spoke on feeding dairy cattle. Glen Miller discussed the raising of hybrid corn.

Creamery Louis Larsen Glen Larsen Glen ‘Milller

Funeral for Herman Schutter Sr Thursday

Herman Schutter Sr of near German Valley died Monday evening at 7 30 after three years of illness. He was 72, born in Germany. Funeral services will be Thursday June 10 at 1 30 in the Lutheran church in Titonica and at the home at 1 00. The Rev A Killan and Martin Scholts will lead the service.

Herman Schutter Ying German Valley Schutter Germany Titonica A. Killan Martin Scholts

Country Life Institute Begins June at Ames with Noted Speakers

The third annual Country Life Institute opens June 1 at Ames and runs to June 26. Speakers include John R. Barton of the University of Wisconsin rural sociology, Paul H. Douglas of the University of Chicago economics, Cliffordev editor of Prairie Farmer, Lowry Nelson of Utah Agricultural College experiment station, and Goodwin B. Watson of Columbia University, New York City.

Country Life Institute Ames John R. Barton University of Wisconsin Paul H. Douglas University of Chicago Cliffordev, Gregory Prairie Farmer Lowry Nelson Utah Agricultural College Goodwin B. Watson Columbia University New York City

Couple Visits Dan Gallagher Home in Himore

Mr. and Mrs. George Klenk spent Monday visiting at the Dan Gallagher home in Himore.

Mra George Klenk Dan Gallagher Himore

Maylands Visit New Baby Girl at Wesley

Mr and Mrs Henry Mayland Irene and Tone drove to Wesley Sunday afternoon to visit the Fred Maylands and see the new baby girl Nite Ann. This is the tenth Born to the Maylands, they have had two others in infancy.

Henry Mayland Irene Tone Wesley Sundayfternoon Fred Maylands Nite Ann Maylands

Barn Built by Father Sold and Dismantled in Titonka

Leste Callies purchased the barn on the Jerry Schutter property and wrecked it. He found the lumber in good shape and will reuse it in another building. The barn was built thirty eight years ago by W. F. Callies, Lester's father, when he first came to Titonka.

Leste Callies Jerry Schutter W. F. Callies Lester Titonka

Dividend Checks For TMtonka Telephone Company Held

Dividend checks for the stockholders of the TMtonka Telephone Company are at the Mtonka Savings Bank. Kindly call there and receive the same. Mathilda Falk, Secretary.

Tmtonka Telephone Company Mtonka Savings ‘Bank

Driver's License Examinations Begin June 14 1937

Examinations for driver's licenses become effective June 14 1937 and continue until further notice. Tests will be held in Algona Kossuth County every Saturday with examiners on duty from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. No examinations on Sundays or holidays.

Algona Kossuth

Andrews Visit Trip To Salt Lake City Patrols West

Mr and Mrs Dean Andrews and Mrs Loyal Young left Saturday for Salt Lake City Utah to visit relatives and bring Mrs J D Andrews home. Mrs Andrews has been visiting at Tacoma Washington and other western points since last December.

Dean Andrews M's. Wloyal Young Salt Lake City Utah J. D., Andrews Andrews Tacoma Washington West

Local Baseball Doubleheader Ends With Wins

Two ball games were played Sunday at the local diamond. The town team defeated Whittemore 9 to 2. Sod Busters of German Valley beat Scarville 7 to 1, with visitors tallying seven runs.

Whittemore Sod Busters German Valley Scarville

Brown and family head to Lead South Dakota

Mr Hd Brown and daughters Dileen and Mrs John Putzstock with Miss Viola Wirtjes left Tuesday by car for Lead South Dakota where Viola and Hileen will stay a month or longer. Mr Brown and Mrs Putzstock plan to return to Titonka in a week or ten days.

Lead South Dakota Hd Brown Dileen John Putzstock Viola Wirtjes Viola Hileen Brown Putzstock Titonka

Suggested Methods of Noxious Weed Control

Agricultural note outlines five weed control strategies for Canada thistle horse nettle bindweed leafy spurge sow thistle and knapweed. Methods include summer fallow with alfalfa, smother crops like sorghum and millet, drilled sorghum rows with cultivation, plowing and winter rye or wheat, and targeted use of sodium chlorate for small patches. Agricultural guidance also directs obtaining the noxious weeds bulletin from the Farm Bureau.

Canada Farm Bureau Iowa

Breens Embark On Three-Week Yellowstone Trip

Mr and Mrs George Breen left Thursday for a three week trip starting with a first overnight at Spirit Lake. Friday they planned to continue to Yellowstone National Park. They were undecided about return route and considered possibly driving into Mexico.

Yellowstone George Breen Spirit Lake Yellowestone National Park Mexico

Myron Haskins Died After Illness in Garner

Myron Haskins of Garner died Monday after a bone illness. He was taken to Town City in March for examination and while there suffered a stroke. He had not recovered or worked since then and was the father of Mrs. Anton Pannhuk.

Myron Haskins Garner Anton Pannhuk Town City

Golden 50th for Manns of Titonka Farm

Mr and Mrs O B Mann west of Titonka marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Married in Algona at the Baptist parsonage, they built from a one room schoolhouse to a two room house on their 160 acre farm. They have five children and seven grandchildren, with both in good health at seventy four. They have lived on the same farm for fifty years, a rare county example.

Algona Des Moines O. B. Mann Titonka Baptist Parsonage Wolfe Lucy Caulking Henry Caulkins Schol Mann A. D. Clark Letha Mann Mrs. Mann Roy Lyle Ardis Mann-Peter Fort Dodge Viva Mann-Wagner Decorah Dean Natalie Nadine Sharon Batty Letha Lois Fay Kossuth County

County Board Minutes Report June Sessions Actions

The County Board met last Tuesday June 1st with actions including Hazel Fr Keen's social secretary application and various drain repairs assigned to Supervisors Baum and Fraser. Cash in hand for the county treasurer reached 1767.95 with a 5000 transfer to the Bovine fund and bond for H Gerdes approved. The road program for Whittemore was abandoned per petition. A June 8 session focused on highway weed destruction and weed cutting timelines with penalties against adjoining lands. Joint work with Humboldt County reviewed 14 miles of cleanout No 2 H.K. drainage, with completion extended to July 1.

County Board of Supervisors Hazel Fr Baum W.K John Fraser Bovine Board of Supervisors Humboldt County H.K

Auto law violators face fines in local courts

In P A Dawson's Justice court Tow of Paullina fined 2 dollars plus 2.25 costs for failing to stop at a stop sign. Melvine Sifert of Algona paid 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving with half suspended. Earl Newman of Wesley fined 10 dollars for trucking with no flares. Miss Della Welter's court saw five cases including Kendelspire and Weiss each fined 1 dollar with 2.25 costs for a stop sign violation, Hill fined 10 dollars and 2 for overloading a truck, Mohr fined 12 dollars and 2.26 for speeding with a truck, Kollasch fined 1 dollar and 2 for the same offense.

P. A. Dawson’s Justice Court Paullina Melvine T. Sifert Algona Earl Newman Wesley Della Welter G. Kendelspire Spencer Melvin Weiss Ruthven Jess A. Hill Harry Mohr Ogden Tyan Kollasch

Corner Stone Laying Service Planned Sunday Afternoon

Ramsey Reformed congregation will not hold morning services or Sunday school. A cornerstone laying service is scheduled Sunday at 2:15 PM in English, with all invited to attend.

Ramsey

Graduates Attend Des Moines Commencement

Mr and Mrs Oscar Miller and daughter Ruth left Tuesday afternoon in their car for Des Moines where they attended commencement exercises for a member of the graduating class. A nurse in training, Miss Hagel Kelagia, is expected to complete her studies after a few more months.

Oscar Miller Ruth Des Moines Holener Schaosrurses Hagel Kelagia

County tax calendar outlines budget and tax dates

June to December schedule for county budget and tax actions. Board of Review and State Board of Assessment set review dates. Local budgets ready for taxpayer inspection by July. August includes budget hearing publication deadline and final hearing date. September fixes tax levies and first half taxes due. October completes appeals to State Board of Appeal. December covers delinquent tax sale and scavenger sale dates and final tax list delivery.

County Supervisors Board of Review State Board of Assessment and ‘Review State Board of Review Notics Board of Supervisors State Board of Appeal

Frost Here Sunday Night June 6th Weather Note

A light frost touched the area Sunday night harming the hhemotis vines on the garden fence at the editor's home. The piece notes a two season climate joke mentioning July August and winter.

On Way to West Coast Trip Goes Awry

Donald Callies and Kenneth Kuch Enreuther left Thursday afternoon aiming for the west coast and planned to return home after their journey.

Donald Callies Kenneth Kuchenreuther West Coast

Girls 4H Club Convention Opens in Ames

The Girls 4H Club Convention opens in Ames on June 16 with Miss Betty Budlong as the Buffalo Township club delegate. A music memory contest is set for June 17 and an outdoor festival titled Epocs of American Girlhood will be given Friday evening. The state chorus concert closes the final convention on Saturday morning.

Ames Betty Budlong Buffalo Township Epocs

Iowa Christmas Seals sale tops eighty nine thousand

The 1936 Christmas Seals sale in Iowa raised 89,600 dollars with a per capita purchase of 3.63 seals, an increase over 1935. In Kossuth County the sale totaled 646.85 dollars or 2.5 seals per person, while Titonka sold 388 dollars worth of seals.

Titonea Des Moinés Iowa Iowa Tuberculosis Association Kossuth County Titonka

Methodist Church Notes and Vacation School Close

W L Patterson, pastor, announces Sunday School at 10:00 with Willis Phelps as superintendent and morning worship at 11:00 in Doan. Doan church hosts 9:30 worship and 10:80 Sunday School. Daily Vacation Church School closes Friday with a picnic 10:00 to 1:00 and a program Sunday at 8:00. An offering will fund the Methodist Board of Education. Titonka and Dean Ladies Aid accept Burt guest day invitations for Friday afternoon. Epworth League convention at Ayrshire on June 16 from 9:30 to 4:00. pastor to assist planning attendance.

Doan Board of Education Methodist Church Titonka Dean Ladies Aid Societies Burt Society Krantz Patterson Epworth League Ayrshire

West Virginia Visit With Family During Summer Trip

Lee O Wolfe and his daughter Ela and her husband L D Prewitt traveled from Titonka to West Virginia visiting relatives in Clarksburg and Kokomo before continuing to Triois Ohio Indiana Virginia and Washington D C They spent a night in Pontiac Illinois with Lee s sister Della They reported a nice trip with crop moisture but noted heat in Clarksburg where Sunday reached 98 degrees locally.

West Virginia Lee O. Wolfe Ela L. D. Prewitt Forest City Triois Ohio Indiana Virginia Washington D. C Pennsylvania Pontiac Uinois Lee Della Clarksburg Kokomo W. W. Dragoo Titonka

District Court News In Brief Opens June Term

Judge James DeLand opened the June term with no ready trials as assignments stalled. Prospects for trials seem dim as miscellaneous orders and foreclosures fill the docket. No new district court cases were filed. probate entries include guardianship for John J and Mary G Melvoy with Katharine Melvoy named guardian and wills for Herman Kutchara and Matt Osterbauer filed for probate.

James DeLand District Court John J Mary G. Melvoy Katharine Melvoy Herman Kutchara Will Matt ‘Osterbauer Whii i

Blame Shifts in Traffic Safety Take a Stand

Florida safety director Asher Frank argues accidents are avoidable and caused by drivers errors not weather or roads. He cites a small share from drunken driving and says four out of five crashes happen on good highways. The piece urges personal responsibility and careful driving.

Asher Frank Florida Mr. Frank

Flag Day Conundrums and Riddles in the Paper

A playful item poses seven brain teasers tied to politics and history. Questions range from timing an order like a gun to the largest state and the age of an army, inviting readers to test logic and knowledge.

State Fair Announces $6500 in Prizes for Women and Girls

The Iowa State Fair board issued rules for upcoming contests for farm women and girls with more than $6,500 in cash prizes. Events include a state farm women chorus tournament, a farm women hobby contest, a county project contest, a farm girls 4-H economics contest, a 4-H health contest, culinary shows, and a textile and china show. The summer premium total exceeds $100,000 with detailed regulations pending.

Iowa Towa State Fair Board Badrhy

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D. Welhousen Herman Schutter SR Kotsuth County W. L. Patterson Willis Phelps District Court News Fred W. Braun U. S
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