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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1954
Page
1
The Titonka weekly paper lists subscription prices 2.00 yearly in county and trade area, 2.50 outside, and 3.00 for Canada and overseas. It notes ongoing county subscriptions continue unless subscribers cancel or publisher discontinues.
L. T. Root and Tommy traveled to Mason City then Chicago for a ball game. Boone 4-Hers held a June 12 meeting with Ellen Loebig, planned a June 19 rummage sale, and heard talks on dental health and sewing. Various locals received promotions, weddings, visitors, and birthday acknowledgments. church, club, and school activities filled the week amid weather damage from heavy rain.
Fort Dodge visitors include Lucy Brabee and Frimm relatives. Spencer guests Joe Kelly and Kathy visit Lawrence Smith home. Mason City guests Morris Roach family enjoy time with Joe Weig family and John O Neill. West Bend hosts J L Walker family after selling Clear Lake store. Dwight Bruns welcome baby boy born at St Ann Algona. Studer family returns from Rochester with Margaret for check up. Bill Foth Algona visits Te Paubestuel and Cynthia Ann. Algona couple visit Carl Johnson's home.
An article discusses why children from six months to 16 years resist bedtimes, citing factors like fatigue, fears, nutrition, and curiosity. It notes varied family routines, the role of parental attention, and the need for good health for teens. Also mentions retirements and USDA hay experiments impacting feed quality.
June 8 1954 Titonka Iowa council members present Mayor Andrews Clerk Reaser Treasurer Cooper Marshall Miller and councilmen Fisher Callies Schutter opened with prayer Minutes approved as read Bills presented by clerk paid in full General Fund items include Glen A Miller May salary 130 minus 25 50 tax Baykens Insurance Agency bonds and other small charges Water Fund payments to Tjarks and Interstate Power Co etc Sanitation Fund costs and Police safety fund entries Total expenditures for May 1954 1289 84 A motion to grant beer and cigarette permits passed and a resolution moved to transfer 657 50 from General Fund to Recreation Fund for band concerts and other Recreation expenses Treasurer's report approved
Receipts show General Fund two fines and Clerk's FICA tax totaling 264.91. Street Fund receives State Fuel tax money 5.00. A motion by Schutter and second by Callies to adjourn was carried.
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