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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
7
Local news from Titonka and nearby towns highlights returning service members from Great Lakes leaves, visits by Lions Club to Tyke Theatre, and various residents traveling to Des Moines Chicago and Colorado Springs. Community events include church circle meetings, hospital visits, and family news plus brief notes on engagements and travel plans.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Naser and family hosted at the Wim Wood home on Sunday. Mrs George Pommer left for Des Moines to join daughter and visit. Dr and Mrs W L Tindall met daughter JoAnn in Montezuma and brought her home for a Kirksville hospital vacation. Wayne Goslin and family from Alameda arrived on leave to stay with relatives. Numerous visits and picnics marked Father’s Day activities, with parishes hosting events and many relatives gathering in the area.
Members of the Immanuel Lutheran church and Sunday School held their annual plenia at the Herman Franzen farm after services Sunday. A pot-luck dinner was served. Mr and Mrs William Wood and children visited at the Thieben home Sunday evening. Dr and Mrs W L Tindall entertained at a birthday dinner for Dr Andrews of Algona with guests including Dr and Mrs Andrews, Mr and Mrs Harold Meyers of Algona, and Dr and Mrs Richardson of Wesley. Mrs Henry Bode Beverly and Mrs returned home from Traer after visiting her parents the W A Dean. Carrol Meddaugh had an appendectomy at Mercy hospital in Mason City last week and is recovering well.
Certificates for used farm implement tires and some tires are no longer required, but certificates remain needed for new tires and some used truck tires. Regular commercial vehicle inspection required every six months or 5,000 miles. Various gasoline, sugar, processed foods, meat, and stamp validity dates updated through August 1945 and beyond.</s>
A bridal shower centers on emergency pantry recipes. Guests provide ready to make items with ingredients. boxes include cake mix and vanilla, biscuit mix with franks, date nut bread cans, cheese, a fryer and shortening for doughnuts, and a fruit cake plus makings. Hostess gifts upgrade the cookbook and spice set in bride’s kitchen colors.
A brief primer lists cooking methods such as simmer panbroil braise sauté marinate scallop cream mince and baste with definitions. It explains panbroiling for naturally fatty chops and steaks while braising uses initial browning followed by steaming.
The guide urges cleaning the coils to keep a fridge efficient and warns that dirt slows the motor. It advises turning off electric fridges before coil cleaning, limiting door openings, and organizing items to minimize time in disruption. It also cautions against overcrowding and storing hot foods hotly and omits items needing special refrigeration.
Dr. Wallace Craig of the New York State Museum reports the wood pewee has a three song repertoire. The early morning, midday, and twilight songs differ, while the evening piece blends three phrases repeated in varying order. A chart from 22 observers outlines a definite musical structure.
The article explains blanket durability, urging buyers to inspect weave firmness and length. It notes double weave improves napping without overnap, overs tepped blankets lose strength, and recommends choosing blankets 10 inches longer and 18 inches wider than the mattress. Wartime limits cap length at 84 inches. rayon bindings resist color fading in cleaning.
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