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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
3
A local listing from Titonka promotes a full line of Welp Golden Sun and Wayne feeds at Isebrand Produce. See the store for feed options and nutrition for livestock and poultry.
Dorothy notes a wide heat efficiency gap and points to Green Colonial furnaces as superior. Willemssen Hardware in Titanka offers convenient payment options to customers seeking better heating solutions.
Don Graham thanks friends and relatives for letters and cards received during hospitalization and Rev. Goldman for prayers. He also thanks neighbors for cultivating his corn and beans.
The family of Mrs. Anna Plaisier expresses gratitude for the comforting expressions of sympathy and thoughtfulness shown after her recent sad loss. Neighbors, relatives, and friends are remembered with grateful hearts.
A recent blaze at the Arthur elevator in Ida Grove destroyed about 25,000 bushels of grain. Fire crews fought the flames but the loss was extensive and the cause remains under investigation.
Woden residents host relatives from Coupeville Hettinger and Garner visit with Clinton Larson Jack Munson families. Lt James Bode returns home after Korea service. Pre nuptial shower for Mary Jo Haberkamp and LeRoy Eisenmann held at Woden Methodist Church. Multiple local visits from Humboldt Buffalo Center and Mason City families. Carl Tegtmeyer had surgery at Mercy Mason City. Quist notates Estherville visit by Hemmingson family.
Iowa State College economist Francis A. Kutish reports more fed cattle will reach market in the next four months than in the same period last year due to better Western feed prospects and rainfall. Slaughter of grass cattle should fall while fed cattle rise, with heifer prices near steer prices on the feeder market this fall and more heifers kept in the West.
Four Algona boys David Hutchins Robert Hutchins Richard Hutchins and Buc Buchanan are pursuing the conservation merit badge. The local SCS office has engaged Bob Fritz as a conservation aid to assist technicians. Bob, a Titanka High School graduate, has been active in the program.
4 Hand FFA work for Co Co Wischer in Springfield Township includes staking 4847 feet of tile with a main and laterals. At Lyle Alexannan and Bill McKim’s Union Township sites, tile trenches were dug and partially filled with pea gravel and corn cob gravel to improve drainage. water flow through joints and gravel will influence drainage efficiency.
The report notes an adequate opening in the lineup for the team, signaling a potential reshuffle. Details indicate coaches consider internal options and remaining roster depth to fill the vacancy.
The Buffalo Boys 4-H Club held its annual tour on June 3 beginning at the members home. The group visited sites to discuss each member’s project then finished at William Fritz’s home with lunch, horseshoes, and softball.
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