The Cub Scouts March Meeting At School House
The March meeting of the Cub Scouts will be held in the visual aid room of the school house on March 19 at 7:00 PM. Cub members are reminded to attend.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
3
The March meeting of the Cub Scouts will be held in the visual aid room of the school house on March 19 at 7:00 PM. Cub members are reminded to attend.
The editor explains that due to the critical condition of his father he missed last week's publication. He thanks subscribers and advertisers for their understanding and notes four pages with local items, bowling scores, and storms delayed games.
Engaged Rev and Mrs Herner A. Bischoff of Council Bluffs announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Kay to Maurice A. Sathoff son of Mrs Doris Sathoff and the late Edw A Sathoff of Tilonka They are Wartburg College seniors set to graduate in May An August wedding is planned
Funeral services for Lemuel F. Stockwell 55 will be held at 1 30 p m Thursday March 18 from the Good Hope Lutheran Church Rev A F Gerstmann will officiate Herman Welhausen will be organist and vocalists will be Mr and Mrs Robert Reynolds Florence Reynolds and William Schram Casket attendants are George Kockler Raymond Baade Orville Weiland Dale Helmers Urban Neuroth and George Smith Honorary casket attendants are Paul Tienan and John Rode Interment will be in the church cemetery Blake Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
The March 4 1965 council meeting approves minutes and places financial reports on file. Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign lease for a corn bin site and a Class B Beer Permit for Fullman Recreation is approved. Bills for snow removal labor gas and repairs are listed along with various public works expenses.
Ten men from Titonka and eight from Doan plus the pastor attended the Spencer rally for a total of 1330 man miles. Sub Dated notice recalibrates subscriber ZIP codes due by July 1 for all addresses.
W S C S Circles meet Wednesday March 24 at 2 00 pm Lila Circle at Mrs Wm Peterson with Mrs Leo Richter co hostess Devotions by Mrs Minnie Larsen lesson by Mrs A J Neeland Florence Circle at Mrs Charles Reed with Mrs Forrest Willis co hostess Devotions led by Mrs Ted De Boer lesson by Mrs H W Kitzinger JoAnne Circle at Mrs John Isebrand with Mrs Bernard Phelps co hostess Devotions by Mrs Morris Givens lesson by Mrs Mary Budlong Lesson title for all circles is A look at ourselves as Christian women Members asked to bring World Bank money to meetings
Mr and Mrs Ted Van Hove Sr observed their fortieth anniversary at Good Hope Lutheran Church Titonka. Relatives and friends attended as 24 grandchildren and children performed the program with Rev Gerstmann.
The calendar lists key days including Friday March 19 Teacher's Convention no school, Tuesday March 23 1:35 p m dismissal, Thursday April 1 8 00 p m Senior Class Play, Friday April 2 no school, Friday April 6 Good Friday no school, Monday April 19 classes resume, Sunday May 23 8 00 p m Baccalaureate, Monday May 24 8 00 p m Commencement, and Friday May 28 last day of school.
Funeral services were held at Immanuel Lutheran Church for Ernest H Schmidt who died March 3 1965 at age 84. Born in Germany in 1880 he immigrated to Iowa as an infant and lived near Allison Titonka and Woden. He married Marie Kammerer in 1912 and had five children. He was a lifelong church member and pioneer tiler of local farmland. A reception later honored A Clarke Miller Jr a Grand Lodge officer at Burt.
Councilman John Isebrand and Mayor Harold Gartner attended the Spencer meeting of the Northwest Iowa Mayors Association. Lieutenant Governor Robert Fulton and Senators Howard Rappert and Donald Murray were present to report on bills of interest to towns and cities in the Iowa Legislature.
The Buffalo Township Homemakers Club will meet Friday March 19 at Mildred Eden's home with Mary Budlong as co hostess. Roll call asks for a fabric sample. The lesson on new fabrics and accessories is by Shirley Amesbury and Eunice Mechler. Mildred Eden presents Agri cultural Interests in Iowa.
The Titonka Woman's Club met at Mary Budlong's home and discussed school problems. Betty Brandt outlined drop out causes and impacts on youth, and migrant workers' children face education gaps despite church aid. Lenore Schranz highlighted seasonal workers. Upcoming hosts and a India travelogue were noted.
A fragmented clipping shows a safety campaign urging pedestrians and drivers to slow down. No clear date or organization is legible, but the message emphasizes caution and life preservation on streets.
The Titonka Federated Club marks its 25th year with a March 18 1965 8 p.m. program at the Titonka Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Former members and charter federation officers are invited along with local clubs. A one act play music a recognition ceremony a scrapbook display and tea follow the program.
Mason City Extension Library shelves new book collections every quarter. A February Scouting Month display featured Cub Scouts Den I. This March Girl Scout Month shows Brownies handicrafts. Win-Han-Ko Holstein Association holds a Barn meeting March 18 at Galen Wooge farm near Forest City with Blanchet and Lepley Hiemstra as speakers, door prizes and lunch.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Thompson announce the engagement of their daughter Carolyn to Jeffrey Boyken son of Mr and Mrs Edward Boyken. Both are seniors at Iowa State University.
Airman Lowell K. Bilsborough, son of Mr and Mrs Maurice L. Bilsborough, has finished U S Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and been selected for technical training as a language specialist at Syracuse University New York. The program is part of the Air Training Command system preparing personnel for aerospace duties.
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