Concert Membership Campaign Under Way in Algona
The Kossuth Community Concert Association urges memberships for the 1959 1960 season with a noon March 7 deadline and a March 7 meeting at 3 00 p m in the Algona High School Annex to form a new board and select remaining concerts Lola Montez and Her Spanish Dancers are set for March 11 at 8 00 p m at Algona High School Auditorium with membership receipts guaranteeing admission.
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Kossuth Community Concert Association
Association
Algona High School
Radio" Sinfonietta
Chantieleers
Lola Montez
Florence Reynolds
Chipress
Foster Furniture
Algona
Northern Iowa Experimental Association meeting planned
The Northern Iowa Experimental Association will hold its annual meeting in Kanawha on March 12 from 10:00 am to 3:30 pm at the Roxy Theater with a free lunch at noon. The program covers moisture outlook, crop varieties for ’59, carryover, fertilizer effects, pre-emergence, weed control, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Iowa Experimental Association
Kanawha
Roxy Theater
Kossuth County
Iowa State College
Dean L. Barnes
College Armory
Wise Burroughs
Francis Kutish
William Burkitt
Montana Flour Mills
Great Falls
Montana
Burkitt
Towa
Minimum Corn Support Rate For 1959 Is Announced
The article reports the 1959 minimum national average corn support at about $1.04 per bushel for Kossuth County with broader national rates set, noting changes under the new corn program, no acreage allotments, and adjustments by grade and location. It mentions a citizenship project providing high fidelity National Anthem recordings to Kossuth County schools, funded by the American Heritage Foundation and the Iowa Farm Bureau, and outlines related price supports for other crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
American Heritage Foundation
Iowa Farm Bureau
Harry Nuffzigger
Nuffzinger
Farm Bureau
Town Fawn Bureau
Fighters For Freedom
Richard I. Anderson
ASC
Kossuth
United States
American Legion Auxiliary Plans March Events and Projects
The American Legion Auxiliary held a February meeting at the Garrett home with President Carol Swan leading. Napkin rings and place cards for USWA Hospital Iowa City totaled 100 each, and nearly 100 chick candy favors for Woodward State Hospital were completed. a display is planned at the March 12 joint meeting. The Senior work group met February 27 at Amos Krominga’s home, producing Easter bunnies for Woodward and bed gh o es and chair pad lining. Next regular meeting is March 2 at the Gingrich home. a joint county meeting occurs March 12 at the school lunch room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Martha
Sherry Boyken
Carol Swan
USWA
Iowa City
Woodward State Hospital
Joint Legion and Auxiliary
Amos Krominga
Pearl Krominga
Rae Harris
Woodward
Sadie Benton
Gingrich
Frances Gingrich
Lois Peterson
Legion
American ‘Legion
W.S.C.S. Meeting Set At Local Church
The W S C S will meet Wednesday March 11 at 2 00 p m at the church Devotions led by Mrs Bernard Phelps with a lesson by Mrs Donald Budiong Hostesses named Mrs Robert Boekelman Mrs Sophug Nelson Mrs Alfred Oesterreicher and Mrs William Peterson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Bernard Phelps
Donald Budiong
Robert Boekelman
Sophug Nelson
Alfred Oesterreicher
William Peterson
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Vance Reibsamen 48
Funeral services were held Wednesday March 4 at 2 00 p m for Mrs Vance Reibsamen of Farmington Iowa who died Monday morning after a lingering illness The Rev Max Goldman conducted the service with Swan Funeral Home in charge Interment was in Buffalo Township Cemetery Pall bearers were Forrest Wills William Schram Clifford Krantz Donald Budlong Jerry Schutter and Ed Sathoff Ruth Elizabeth Relbsamen daughter of The Rev Leonard G and Jessie Gartner was born February 24 1911 at West Abington Massachusetts She was baptized and joined The Methodist Church She attended high school in Titonia where she graduated She married Vance Howard Relbsamen on August 18 1934 and lived in Washington D C and Farmington Iowa at the time of her death She had been ill most of her life and hospitalized much of the last six to seven years Survived by her father and stepmother three sisters and three brothers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Reibsamen
Farmington
Iowa
Keosauqua
Max Goldman
Swan Funeral Home
Buffalo Township
Forrest Wills
William Schram
Clifford Krantz
Donald Budlong
Jerry Schutter
Ed. Sathoff
Ruth Elizabeth Relbsamen
Leonard G
Jessie
Fern “Gartner
West Abington
Massachusetts
Titonia
Vance Howard Relbsamen
Washington, D. C
Relbsamen
Mildred Lucile Hayes
Anchorage
Alaska
Alice Marle Drummond
Detroit
Michigan
Dorothy Irene Lampkin
Dallas
Texas
John Isaac Gartner
San Diego
California
Harold Eugene Gartner
Titanka
Paul Wesley Gartner
Hillsborough
Oregon
Supreme Court Upholds Wheat Marketing Quotas
The U S Supreme Court ruled the wheat Marketing quota program constitutional in U S vs Haley, upholding penalties on excess wheat even when fed on the farm unless an approved exemption is filed. The decision reversed a prior 1943-era ruling and reaffirmed the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Kossuth County
ASC
Texas
U.S
Haley
Squaws Claim Third Place In District Tournament
Tytoke Squaws defeated Whittemore to secure third place in the district with a 74-52 win after a semifinal loss to George. Senior Ellen Nelson led scoring with 32 points, followed by Verna Gray with 28 and Gayle Sieper with 14 as Titonka closes a 22-game season averaging 50.4 points per game.
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Tilonka
George
Northwest Iowa
Tyke
Gayle Sloper
Secong
George N
Bluejays
Ellen Nelson
Verna Gray
Squaws
Titonice
Titonka
Whittemore
Marilyn Welhousen
Sharon Rippentrop
Gayle Sieper
4 H Family Night Draws Buffalo Boosters and 4-H Club
A 4-H Family Night at the Buffalo Boosters and Buffalo Boys 4-H Clubs drew about 85 attendees including girls boys mothers and dads and friends. After a 6 30 pot luck supper a Citizenship themed program featured Sylvia Eden greeting Jan Clark Bancroft 4-H President and Karl Kilsholm Wesely speaking on why citizenship matters. Activities included song slides a Congressmen writing demo games and a pledge by the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boosters
Bufffalo
Bancroft
Mary Staudt
Home Economist
Karl Kilsholm
Wesley
Linda Krantz
Virginia Fritz
America
Clarence Brandt
Washington D. C
Victoria Rakow
Kathy Willis
Sarah Brandt
Kathleen Eden
Goodwill Truck Schedule Heads To Titonka Event
The Goodwill Truck arrives Monday March 16 in Titonka to collect discarded clothing toys and shoes for workers with disabilities at Goodwill Industries. The program supports 170 handicapped employees and funds nearly 100000 dollars in wages while aiming to expand services through community support.
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Titonka
Goodwill Industries
Tri-State
Gopi
Legion To Hold Joint Meeting In Titonka March 12
The American Legion and Aux- will host a joint county meeting in Titonka on Thursday March 12 at 8:00 p.m. in the Titonka school lunch room. After the business session, Mrs. Max Goldman will speak and 40 year AQ membership cards will be presented to Howard Andrews Lloyd Bartlett Howard French Dwight Graham George Higgens Clarence Mech Miller Nelson Oscar Norland and Elmer Fete.
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American Legion
Aux- Diary
Titonka
Max Goldman
Howard Andrews
Lloyd Bartlett
Howard French
Dwight, Graham
George Higgens
Clarence Mech
Miller Nelson
Oscar Norland
Red Deseret
Elmer Fetei P
Lincoln Authority Spoke Here Sunday
Dr. George Truman Carl, minister of the First Methodist Church in Mason City Iowa, spoke on Abraham Lincoln at Titanka Methodist Church Family Night. He described Lincoln beyond ancestry and education, sharing little known facts and displaying rare Lincoln books and a newly completed portrait by Warner Sallman presented by the artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Truman Carl
First Methodist ‘S
Mason City
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln
Titanka Methodist Church
Carl
Lincoln
Cari
Warner Sallman
United States
Methodist Church
Woman's Club Meeting at Krantz Home
Members of the Tilonka Woman Club will meet at the Krantz residence on Thursday evening March 5. Hostess Lenore Schram leads the study titled New World of Understanding with Sadie Denton and Marie Krantz assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilonka Woman Club
Rete
Evenue
Marie Krantz
Goesson
Sadie Denton
Roll Gal
Hazard
Junne
Lenore Schram
etKranti
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Shorts
Keegler Haan
Harold Gunderson
Atlows State College
Charles, Deard
Frank Brusie
Jerry Shey
Ray Laabs
Lone Rock
Albert Kolasch
Pete ‘Plemel
Laverne
Honest Abe
Roan Blondie
Buffalo Boys
National Anthem Records
American Legion’ Auxiliary
Nation
Chamber OF Commerce
Titonice Chamber of Commerce
Harold Burgess
Union Slough
Slough
Goodwill
Lincoln Authority
Woman’s Club
R. L. Krantz
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