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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
1
Subscription rates set in Kossuth and Titonka territory. Weekly publication entered as second class matter in Atonke Iowa. Community items include Legion Hobby Show notices, officer elections, bible school closing program, and multiple local visits and travels. Slow down and live.
Woden Unit 628 held its regular meeting at the Legion Hall. Committee reports include Rehabilitation chair urging more carpet rag donations, Civil Defense noting 21 ground observer signups, Poppy chairman reporting $55 from sales, Sunshine chairman sending a card to Mildred Frederickson, Serving chair for June listed, Legislation chair outlining Korean Bonus timing and Veterans Hospital info, and Girls State chair requesting cards for delegate Gloria Sonis with Girls State June 15 to 21. Marjorie Bye and Ming Bird mentioned.
Titonka locals host visitors from Council Bluffs and Bedford Ohio as Al Carnevale and Bill Abbas arrive for a vacation in Iowa. Clarence Isebrand and Neal Boyken households host guests while Joe Amelsberg funeral attendance is noted in Morris Minnesota with past Titonka ties. An Iowa mental health stat is quoted.
The report notes soil temperature of 62 degrees and top five feet moisture at 6.5 inches. Soil conservation week is set for June 16 to 22 with district residents encouraged to observe local conservation efforts. Dean Barnes and the writer surveyed the district for material. Ralph Bedrstedt near Lone Rock modified sow planters to plant eight rows at once.
The report notes Jack Wedterhurst, an engineering aid, is now working out of the Algona office with Don Pearson as part of a planned office reorganization during August.
Fragmentary text appears to reference an assistant or official project for a DD 116 improvement. The legible fragment suggests a gate and engagement but lacks clear facts, dates, or proper names to establish a full event.
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