Local News Highlights From Titonka Area
Community items show retail offerings at Laraoti Clothing Co Forest City and drug store sales. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Henry Spear at Dick Steenhard home and visitors to Rochester hospital for Mrs Hari Stott. Local contests, weddings, baptisms, and church events populate notes with many names and upcoming dates in March and April.
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Laraoti Clothing Co
Forest City
Henry Spear
Dick Steenhard
Himote
Hari Stott
Rochester
Mr. Stott
Herbert Tjaden
Ramsey School No. 7
Darlene Higgins
Herbert
Algona
Patterson
Leland
Donald Schroeder
Julia Reynolds
Florence
Robert
Mary Schram
Howard Andrews
Geo. Klenk
Buffalo Center Hospital
Morris Isebrand
Darrel Wayne
Senus Isebrands
Morris
Senus
Camp Haan
Calif
Titonica Churches Ramsey Reformed Weekly Schedule and Palm Sunday
Morning worship at 11 German service. Sunday School at 10. Evening worship at 8. Young People meet Tuesday at 8. Choir rehearsal Friday at 8:30. Senior catechism Friday at 7:30. Ladies Aid meets Tuesday March 28. Palm Sunday next Sunday April 2 with eight boys and three girls confirmed and Holy Communion. Holy Week services announced. offerings to American Missions.
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Ramsey Reformed
F. Shuttler
Young People's Society
Ladies Aid Society
Matt
Folkert Stecker
Mra
Henry Stecker
Good Hope Lutheran Confirmation Service and Programs
Good Hope Lutheran Church hosts Confirmation Examination Service at 10:30 a.m. with Sunday School at 10:00. A monthly special offering accompanies the service and a birthday offering will be during Sunday School. Luther League meets Sunday evening at 8:00. Ladies Aid returns Thursday afternoon next week March 30 with hostesses Mrs Henry Harms and Mrs John Harms.
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Rd Abbas
Elmer Gerdes
Forest City
Ella Mae Meyer
Shirley Bunkofske
California
Seaver Pannkuk
John Pannkuk
Henry Hulsinga
Edw. Zwiefel
Mary Michaelson
Ames Krominga Jr
Vincent Heifner
Woden
SewardsCastor
Ira
Iowa
Will Rickless
Bridge Club
H. A. French
Harry Reed
French
R. L. Bee
Carl H.canlies
George Gallagher
Marilyn
Lorraine
Mildred
Linda May
Emma Green
Elmore
George Kienk
Louisville
Georgia
Hunter College
New York
Norfolk
Virginia
L. C. Heifner
Ellsworth
Grace
Des Moines
Seward Castor
Jacqueline Callies
Minneapolis
State University
Ames
Ben Pannkuly
Garner
Boyd Pannhuk
Larson Clothing Co
Bill Steeburg
Grace Marchant
Fort Dodge
Marie Satchott
Harriet Schram
Milford
Heyo Boekelman
Menno Fuls
Mrnday
Henry Re Jenius
Rorhester
Minn
Ladies Aid of Good Hope Lutheran Church
John K. Harms
Folkert Stecker
Henry
L. G. ‘Smith
Gladys Ann
Frerking
Dubuque
Allan Carr
North Platte
Nebr
Phyllis Carr
St. Paul
Phyllis
Cadet Corps
Miller Hospital
Carrie Bonacker
Oregon
Ernest Peterson
Horace Schenck
Crystal Lake
Peterson
Bonacker
Andrew Davidson
Gilbert Nel+ sons
Ringsted
Henry Sanken
Simon Monday
Simon
Sicily
United States
Ramsey Reformed Sunday School
Dick Beenken
Herman Dreesman
Grace Beenken
Fred Pannink
John S. Rippentrop
University of North Corona
Titonia Woman's Club
Mona Sponacker
Ethel Downs
Esther Cheever
Betty Gartner
Maree Krantz
Carrie Torgersen
County Federation
George Rippentrop
Irene Rippentrop
Miss Rippentrop
Alvin Gray
George Bonacker
Wayne Davidson
Gilbert Nelgon
Raemon Nelson
Alice Chally
George
Nellie
Julia Nelson
Miller Nelson
Titonka
Good Hope Lutheran American Lutheran
Alfred O. Muardorf
Luther League
Ladies Aid
Henry Harms
John Harms
Immanuel Lutheran Services and Bible Class Schedule
Immanuel Lutheran, four miles east and one mile north of Titenka, invites worship with English services Sunday at 10 20. Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 80. English Lenten services Wednesday evening at 8 00.
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Immanuel Lutheran
Titenka
Wm. Plant
Methodist Church notices for Sunday services and Doan closure
Reverend W I Patterson pastors the Methodist Church with Sunday School at 10 and Morning Worship at 11. Choir practice is Wednesday at 8. Ladies of the W S C will lead the morning service in the pastor's absence. Doan reports no church services on Sunday March 26.
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Methodist Church
W. I. Patterson
Doan
Cleantine Order Promotes War Bond Drive For Troops
A wartime government appeal urges Americans to back the war effort by buying bonds to fund soldier and sailor upkeep. The message touts sanitation, discipline, and the shared duty to keep fighting forces healthy as the nation supports victory overseas. The call comes from the U S Treasury Department.
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United States
Sunday Calls and News From Titonia and Area
Sun day afternoon callers at the Ray Welphoma home and a string of visits across Titonia, Duncombe, and Kamrar are noted as S Sgt John R Sleper and Lillian Schrauth, Rev W L Patterson and family, and many others socialize. The Titonia Federated Club donates Kathryn Forbes’s Mama's Bank Account to the library memorial shelf for Evelyn Dun mire.
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Will
Jennie Alice
Ray Welphoma
John R. Sleper
Lillian Schrauth
Wesley
Fuesta
Evert. Sleper
Roy Pettieard
Fort Dodge
U. S. Navy
August Pannkuk
Minneapolis
Seaver Jr
Raleigh
Duncombe
Titonia
Seaver Pannkuk Sr
Senus Isebrand
W. L. Patterson
Baltimore
Douglas
Wyatt Arends
John ‘Tempel
Kamrar
Ray Welp
John
Ray
Des Moines
Navy
Titonia Federated Club
Kathryn Forbes
Evelyn Dunmire
Fay Callies
Lucille Idlingen
Kenny
Jean Calhoun
Delores Lady
School News highlights from grades and high school events
The report covers March 26 travel to Algong, eighth graders plays for younger grades, civics on law enforcement, geography on Australia and New Zealand, fossils test in science, driving topics in reading, and high school updates on agriculture debating hogs, turning hathe, lamp turning, and science debates on planes versus cars. Freshmen solve equations and business arithmetic profits. Senior play titled Almost Summer. In sports, juniors beat faculty 39 to 29, class tournament finals featured junior girls 34 22 and freshmen-sophomores 22 18 in overtime, first freshman team championship noted, with high attendance and strong sportsmanship.
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Algong
Australia
New Zealand
Junior and Sophomore Scores in Boys Tournament
In a boys tournament, junior teams led early with 33 compared to sophomores 11, later juniors 34 seniors 22, sophomores 19 junior high 11. Other results include sophomores 25 seniors 22, freshmen 38 juniors 20, and freshmen 20 sophomores 18 after a second overtime period.
Correct Row Width Boosts Soybean Yields Across Planting
Soybeans sown in rows spaced 20 to 32 inches yield 2 to 4 bushels per acre more than wider or narrower rows, says Iowa State College extension agronomist Dyas. Narrower rows favor weed control and higher yields but require more seed and may reduce bean quality when drilled solid. In northern Iowa most beans are grown in cornlike spacings of 8 to 42 inches, enabling weed control by row cultivation with minimal seed use, though per acre yields are lower than with narrower spacings. Planting equipment can adjust spacing by shortening the gauge marker to fit 2, 3, or 4-row planters.
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HE. &. Dyas
Extension Agronomist
Iowa State College
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Boone Seed Oata
Wm. Huisman
Callies Bros Store
Titonica
U. S. Treasury Department
Temptation
R. B. Traden
Wellsburg
Grundy Center
George F. Smith
Tjaden
Smith
C. Y. Cannon
Topic
DOW
Ns’ Store
Titanka
Opal
Lady Corinne
Weet
Sotuax
Swea City Hatchery
Swes City, Iowa
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