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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1960

Page

4

Woman of the Year Honor for Clarine Boyken at Federated Club event

Clarine Boyken was named Club Woman of the Year by the Titonka Federated Club at the Kossuth County Meeting held Saturday March 19. The event featured registrations by Nancy Opheim and Fay Callies, a welcome by Betty Brandt, and an afternoon program including a skit Four Generations and talks by district and state officers.

June Goldman É Club Titania “ Woman's Club Sentral School Fenton Goldman M. &. Goldman Titonka Doan Woman's Society of Christian Service Woman’s Club Algona Algona District Dor Methodist Lake ‘Okoboji Kobe Japan Pittsfield Mass Wellesley ‘College Towa Minnesota National Council of Churches Friendship:Press New, York Betty Brandt Club Collect Trudy Budiong Fay Callies Mary Schroeder Nancy Opheim Esther Lehman Éth Ray Licklider

Farm Shorts Note 9 Percent Drop in Sow Farrowing

County Extension Farm Shorts reports the Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service survey shows a nine percent reduction in sow farrowings from last year across March through May. Data from 4,882 farmer reports covers 75 percent of mailouts, with December through May farrowings down 12 percent overall.

Iowa

Kindergarten Visit Schedule For Prospective Starters

Letters invite five or six pre kindergartners per half day session to visit during March 28 to 31 with bus rides offered for country residents. A kindergarten conference for mothers is set for 3 30 on Monday April 4. Eligible children turning five by October 15 1960 may start August 81 1960. Parents may call the school office for missing letters and schedules.

Tlagg

Concert Association Chooses Next Season’s Venues and Guests

The Kossuth Community Concert Association met to finalize remaining concerts for next season and elect new board members. The New York Concert Trio featuring Paul Boyer Ardyth Alton and Cynthia Otis will visit Algona this fall with Camilla Williams and Todd Duncan joining for a mixed program. The Tuscan Arizona Boys Chorus and Georg Feyer the popular pianist are set. Reciprocit y agreements include Fort Dodge Estherville and Emmetburg.

Kossuth Community Concert Association New York Paul Boyer Ardyth Alton Cynthia Otis Algona Camilla Williams Todd Duncan Arizona Boys Chorus Georg Feyer Ft. Dodge Estheryillé Emmétahurg

CCC loan deadlines and delivery rules for flaxseed and sorghum

Farmers with flaxseed and grain sorghum CCC loans must notify the county ASC office by March 31 about delivery plans. Maturity transfers title of stored loan commodities to CCC, with nonrecourse loans deemed satisfied if the delivered quantity and grade match. Purchase agreements offered price protection at the price support level and allowed sale to CCC, outlining the loan and delivery terms.

Commodity Credit Corporation ASC CCC

Wood Duck Band Recoveries Highlight Migration Patterns

Union Slough Digest records show 1959 banding of 107 wood ducks with 109 trapped. four recoveries from Louisiana Texas and Oklahoma were noted and an adult drake banded in Fergus Falls Minnesota was recovered 710 miles northwest at Rose Lake. The report discusses limited local recoveries and suggests many banded ducks migrate south before the October 20 hunting season.

Fdee Rte Wildlife ' “Refuge Wwe Louisiana Texas Oklahoma Fergus Falls Minnesota Rose Lake

Castle Singers Set To Perform In Lakota

Wartburg College Castle Singers travel from eight states to Lakota for the St Matthew Passion pageant at St Pauls Lutheran Church on Sunday April 3 at 8 00 p m Admission 5 cents for adults and 10 cents for students The St Pauls Ladies Aid sponsors the appearance with fifty four voices performing

Sophus Nelson Reelected Board President at Meeting

The town hall election Saturday March 19 re elected Sophus Nelson and Gerald Bahling to the Board of Directors with Henry Mayland Jr taking Herman Tjarks’s seat. The board was reorganized by Sophus Nelson and Henry Steoker Jr.

Sophus' Nelson Hall Gerald Bahling Sophus Nelson Henry Mayland, Jr Herman Tjarks Directe Sophug Nelson Jenry Steoker. Jr

Scouts Sell New 50 star Flags for Memorial Day

Boy Scouts in Titanica announce sale and distribution of the new official 60 star flags as part of a 1960 community service project. They will canvass homes door to door offering flags with delivery guaranteed before Memorial Day. Receipts issued, proceeds support the Prairie Gold Area Council good turn program.

Boy Scouts Titanica United States of America Harold Burgess Scotts Burgess Prairie Gold Area Council Richard Isebrand American Legion Post Titania

Former Resident Dies In Portland Oregon

Word has been received of the death of Donald Banta, a former resident of Titonka. Death caused by cancer. The Bantas have lived in Portland, Oregon, the past few years. Don will be remembered by many in the community. He graduated from Titonka High School in 1938 and was valedictorian.

Donald Banta Titankea Bantas Portland Oregon Don Titonka High

Twilight Alley Operetta Presented by Titanica School

Twilight Alley an operetta in two acts by Mrs Henry Backus and Paul Bliss will be presented by the Titanica School on Tuesday April 5. The plot centers on the Old Shoe tenement and the Needy family with neighborhood children on a spring Saturday. The musical numbers range from Opening Chorus to Baseball Song and Flight of the Flying Butterflies, featuring Carolyn Engelbarts Lenice Bilborough Lanita Gingrich Dorothy Brandt and others. Watch for the cast of characters next week.

Henry Backus Paul Bliss Titanica School Carolyn Engelbarts Lennice Bilborough

Titonka Food Handlers To Receive X-Rays

The Kossuth County Food Handlers X Ray Unit will be in Titonka from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, March 31. Mrs Wm Boyken, TB Seal chairman, said, We are hoping for 100 percent participation.

Kossuth County Titonka Wm, Boyken T.B. Seal

Bryan Attracts Large Crowd To PTA Meeting

Nearly 200 parents, teachers, and high school students heard Ray Bryan at Titania High School on March 21. He spoke on education needs, noting teacher shortages, student progress, and curriculum, stressing that each child should learn at his own pace and find a suitable role in society. The audience enjoyed his practical, down to earth approach and humor. The April meeting, April 18, will feature Supt. Truesdell presenting trip reports from the national convention of the American Association of School Administrators.

Ray Bryan Titania High School Dr. Bryan Bryan Truesdell The American Association of School Administrators

Funeral services for former resident Bamman

Word has been received that Richard Dick Bamman of Krem died of a heart attack Tuesday morning, March 22, while doing chores. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon.

Richard Dick) Bamman Kremme Clemmie

Titonka Woman's Club to Meet at Brandt Home

Titonka Woman's Club will meet Thursday evening March 24 at the Clarence Brandt home for the last meeting of the month. The theme is Conservation of Iowa Resources led by Ruth Burgess. Roll call asks participants to name some wildlife in Iowa. Special feature Parks in Iowa will be presented by Maree Krantz. Hostess is Lois Brandt. The quote Nothing is great but the inexhaustible wealth of nature by Emerson is quoted.

Titonka Woman's Club Brandt Clarence Brandt Iowa Ruth Burgess Roll Call Maree Krantz Lois Brandt Emerson

Minimum National Corn Support Rate and Census Forms

The 1960 corn support rate is set at a minimum 1.06 per bushel with loans and purchase agreements continuing for 1959 and 1960 crops. Advance Report Forms for the 1960 Census will be mailed to households this week to speed field canvassing, with confidential handling and a separate 25 percent sample questionnaire.

Post Office Census Bureau

4-H Basketball Finals Set For March 23 And 26

The County 4-H finals are scheduled for March 23 and March 26 at Burt. Aggressive Lads Jr. versus Whittemore, Grant Jr. versus LaVerne, Ramsey Sr. versus St. Joe Trojans, and Swea Harrison Sr. versus Union are the matchups. Winners Wednesday advance to Saturday showings to decide the county champion. District semi final scores are listed among competing teams.

Burt Aggressive Lads Jr Whittemore Boys Grant LaVerne Jr Plum Creek

Kossuth 4-H Leaders Plan April May Programs

Kossuth 4-H leaders met at the Extension office to outline April and May meetings with a focus on Livestock Terms and Parts of Animals and a Manners and Table Courtesy quiz. Project enrollment forms will be completed at the April session and plans set for district 4-H camp. discussion included eliminating the junior purebred boar class and purebred sow class at the 1960 Kossuth County Fair.

Kossuth Dick Kueckr Arnold Metzger Art Bannart Paul Trenary Kenneth Strayer Cecil Thoreson Charles Nygaard Luke McGuire Harold Gampe Lloyd Thorson Gerald Pedersen Billy del Everett Johanson Alsapieens Fee al

Beverly Richter Named to Honor Roll at State Teachers College

Beverly Richter of Cedar Falls joins 179 peers with 3.25 or better grades earning honor roll status for the 1958 fall semester. Dean William Lang notes she ranks in the top fifth of the student body and will serve as a summer and fall counselor for freshmen and transfer students, guiding tours and support.

Cedar Falls Beverly Richter Iowa State Teachers College Beverly William ©. Lang Teachers College

Farm Bureau Women Set Day March 28 Program

At the Farm Bureau Women’s Committee meeting held March 14 plans were made for the annual Farm Bureau Women’s Day on March 28 at 2:00 p.m. in the KC Hall east of Algona. A cordial invitation is extended to all county women to attend. John Burton, former Kossuth County Extension Director, will be the speaker followed by a coffee hour. The note also mentions a spring bus trip to Minneapolis with a matinee.

Farm Bureau Women's Committee Farm Bureau Hall Algona John Burton Kossuth County Mark Minneapolis Plang

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American Legion Auxiliary Ernest Hansen Evélyn Hansen Camina Cooper Ure Concert Association Union Slough Digest Harold H. Burgess U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Bureau of Sport Castle Th Kossuth Co Francis Kutish Marvin Skadberg Iowa State University Gay Kutish Skadberg Virgil L. Rohlf Joans Rohlf Kossuth Co
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