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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1956
Page
4
Ise brand Produce Titonka markets Wayne Starter and Grower feed to boost pullets per 100 chicks started. The ad promises more pullets mean more eggs and profits, framing it as the Wayne Way.
Grady Smith thanks all who made his hospital stay pleasant through cards letters flowers and other kindnesses. He especially thanks the elders of Ramsey Reformed Church Rev Elbert Smith Rev Goldman and Rev Schwerin for comfort and the many friends and boys who sent cards. May God bless you.
A writer suggests stuffing strengthens pork dishes. Thick chops boned shoulders and spare ribs gain life with stuffing. Add diced apples brown sugar and a parsley onion bread crumb mix per Jewel Graham Iowa State Extension. Hot stuffing between spare ribs, skewered then baked enhances flavor. If a shoulder is boned, fill the cavity with stuffing before roasting.
Community notes from Hartley and Wesely detail June visits. Herman Adolf and son Donald traveled from Richmond California for a family reunion. Farm Elevator Company events in Iowa. numerous hospital stays births and family gatherings. Legion officers elected. local weddings slated at Hanlontown. multiple relatives from Britt Britt hospital detours. bowling and club activities plus travel to Pequot Lake and Mason City.
Reports from Mason City note 12 students treated for heat exhaustion after a band festival last Tuesday. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Willis Bohn of Mill Valley California and their four sons. Gerald Studer and Mary Otis with daughter Margaret Eckerman plus F J Hauptman family are mentioned in connections to Wesley and Early Iowa.
The Wesley American Legion Auxiliary Unit received a cash gift from Mrs. Fern Young of Algona. The donation was memorial in honor of her mother, the late Mrs. J. D. Andrews, and her brother Fay Andrews, who died in World War I. The Andrews family names the post and unit, tying the gift to local history.
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