Titonka Local Happenings and Community Notes
Local brief items from Titonka include milk bottle returns requested by Titonka Co op Creamery and Henry DeWall enlisting in the air forces. reports cover a Woman's club breakfast, visits by Mrs Geonge Arends of Covina, new Willemsen Hardware worker Ralph Aulich, family moves near Ben Sichlman farm, school aged children, Mrs Jay Budlong's hospital return, elevator project crew departure for Worthing Long, physicians families at a dental convention, pumpkin grown by George Schmidt sent to the Topic office, and other neighborhood updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Co-op
Henry DeWall
Otto DeWall
Calif
John Rede Sr
Ackley
Cedar Falls
Britt
Titonica
Ralph Aulich
Mora
Minn
Willemssen Hardware
Ben Sichlman
Harold Rood
Aulich
Local Notes and Social News From The Community
Mr and Mrs Keith Stott of Freeport visit Keith’s parents as Earl Stott recovers from sciatica. Anne Alice’s bridal shower at Good Hope church. will wed Gerald Radig of Lone Rock on Friday June. Mrs Dave Roberts of Dallas has been visiting since Sunday, accompanied to Minneapolis by David. Mr and Mrs Donald Janssen of Ackley stayed at the Franzen home. new Mr and Mrs Franzen return from honeymoon. Herbert Tjaden, Phi Beta Kappa at St Olaf’s, is honored for scholastic rank. Rev and Mrs J E Albertson to Spirit Lake cottage, then Sioux City for Methodist conference. Mr and Mrs Erwin Eden join them. Harry Reed celebrates 40th wedding anniversary. family hosted by children. Jimmie Reinig welcomes new baby girl. second child for Garner family. Gerhard Klasse and daughters visit Topic. reminiscence of bachelor days. Gerhard now prospering on farm near Joliet. John Planz, son of Rev and Mrs Wm Planz, earns B A at Dana College. to attend seminary at Fremont. to conduct vacation Bible school in La Porte City. John to marry Elsie Jorgensen of Calgary July 1. Rev and Mrs Plant and Lillian Rand attend. Timothy Mark Rand interns at Clinton. First Planz child not to be married by Rev Planz. Canadian marriage limits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanica
Co-op
Keith Stott
Freeport
Keith
Earl Stott
Earl
Sciatica
Anne Alice
Good Hope Church
Gerald Radig
Lone Rock
Titanka
Dave Roberts
Dallas
Texas
Stephen Tjaden
St. Oloi’s College
Northfield
Minn
Phi Beta Kappa
Titanics
Copv. Creamery
J. E. Albertson
Spirit Lake
Sioux City
Erwin Eden
Harry Reed
Jimmie Reinig
Garner
Reining
Gerhard Klasse
Topic
Gerhard
Jolce
John Planz
Wm. Planz
Immanuel
LePorte City
Town
Dana College
Blair
Neby
Fremont
Nebr
la Porte City
Iowa
Elsie Jorgensen
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Plant
Lillian
Howard Rand
Timothy ‘Mark
Clinton
Rand
John
Planz
Rev. Planz
FHA Achievement Day Set for June 25 at Iowa State College
The Farmers Home Administration plans its eighth annual achievement day June 25 at Curtiss Hall on the Iowa State College campus in Ames. B W Lodwick Iowa FHA director notes several hundred attendees with 161 borrower families receiving awards. Key talks by J H Jensen and J J Wallace precede a picnic and campus tours including tractor safety and crop research demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Farmers Home Administration
Iowa State College
Ames
B. W. Lodwick
Iowa
Curtiss Hall
J. H. Jensen
J. J. Wallace
Iowa State College Foundation Farms
Kenneth R. Bower
College Agricultural Engineering Research
Marcella Stecker Graduates From Kahler School of Nursing
Marcella Stecker daughter of Mrs. Fred Stecker completed training at Kahler School of Nursing Rochester on Saturday May 29. Attendees at graduation included Mrs. Fred Stecker and Fred, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stecker of Wadena, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Stecker and Kevin of Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stecker and family of Wadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Stecker
Fred Stecker
Kahler School of Nursing
Rochester
Fred‘die
Stanley Stecker
Waden
Bruno Stecker
Kevin
Thompson
Alvin Stecker
Local families gather for visits and celebrations in Iowa
A string of weekend and recent visits ties together local residents from Swea City, Bancroft, Ellsworth, and Nevada. Attendees include the Price, Hertzke, Mullarkey, Addy, Furst, Helmers, Alke, Stecker, Buckels, Baum, Te Paske, Leslie, Koppen, Jansen, Lunn, and Dorenbush households plus relatives from Ames and Missoula. Several youths travel or plan trips, and a first communion event, a shower, and a birthday party are noted.
Lakota News Social Roundup Sparse Visits and Moves
Local notes report Mrs. John Freise recovering post surgery at Holy Family hospital Estherville. Iva Lee Eastman resigns from Lakota school for a similar post in Fairmont. Numerous visits and transfers described include Lt. and Mrs. Banks from North Carolina to Norfolk Virginia and other family visits among residents of Woden Buffalo Center Ackley Des Moines and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Freise
Holy Family Hospital
Estherville
Iva Lee Eastman
Fairmont School
Bernard Neuman
Andy Ann
Ellssworth
Iowa
Frank Neuman
Alvin Stecker
Stanley Stecker
Buffalo Center
H. H. Murray
Wm. Kienitz
Deloris
Marlene
Robert Harms
Aiken
Carolina
E. J. Johnson
Ackley
Ben Harms
Richard Price, Jr
Louis Price
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Becca Hipp
Doris
Norris
Keil Famly
St. James, Minn
Truesdell
Town City
Mary Kathry
Jay Budlong
Mason City Hospital
Verlyn Travis
Merle Peterson
Harry Boyken
Worthing Long Minn
F. L. Rayman
Austin
Leonard Callies
Twin Cities
George Schmidt
Schmidt
Titonka Savings Bank
Kas
Alabama
Coe
Aan
Richard Price
Maynard Hertzke J
Albin Nelson
Everett Lester
Swea City
J. H. Mullarkey
Gary Mullarkey
Robert Addy
Laverne Edwards
John Furst
Jeffrey
Richard Helmers
Wm. Jurgens
John Alke
Alkes
Anna Alke
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Titonka
George Alks
George Ailtz, Jr
Missoula
Montana
Ailts
Ellsworth
Lawrence Lappe
Bancroft
Jerry Justere
Thomas
Vernon Smith
California
Navy
North Island
Little Domini Stecker
Leech Lake
Donald Koppen
DeSoto
Wis
Norman Loats
Mary Ann Lunn
Kansas City
Irvin Dorenbush
Sumner
Wash
Junior Ottis
Dick Spear
Monica Beemer
Lakota News
Maine
Clover Farm
Ric
Cantaloupe
U.S
Bonacker
Intermill
Titonka, Lowa
Calif, Frozen
Alee
C.S
W.K
Botsford Lumber CO
W. E. Nothwehr
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