Titanka's Photo Album and community notes from Titanka
Shirley and I depart for a Phoenix mini vacation with family. Titanka's Photo Album features readers’ pictures, with plans for future prints and a photographer visit. The women golfers meet at Galis Recreation Area on April 7 to plan summer play and warmer weather. A National Honor Society Variety Show on Friday March 25 funds local scholarships. Titanka Topic Classic Bowling Tournament set for April 15 16 and 17 seeks entries from local bowlers. Subscription renewals continue with reader cooperation requested. A snow nearby recall mentions Pearl Krominga's snowstorm ride on a snowmobile. Be kind to someone this week. The most common name after Smith and Johnson is Faithe Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Phoenix
Titanka
Art Rode
Marilyn Bengtson
Galis Recreation Area
Pearl Krominga
Annual Titanka Topic Classic Bowling Entry Drive
Bowling entries surge for the 5th Titanka Topic Classic at Tyke Lanes April 15 to 17 with 7:30 and 9:00 p.m. shifts. Women prizes include a high series trophy and a low-payoff spot. jackpot now paid 1-20. Roll-off set for April 23. past champion contenders expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyke Lanes
Quan Lify
Margaret Vaske
Buffalo Center
Ladies Soup Supper At Gruis To Discuss Golf Group
Dr. Jay Rush of Gruis Recreation Area sets Thursday April 7 for a ladies soup supper at 7:00 p.m. to gauge interest in forming a Ladies Golf Association for events at the Gautis course this summer. The event is free and aims to recruit women to plan and run future activities, following a recently formed Men's Golfing Association with about 40 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Rush
Gruis
Rush
Gautis
Ladies Golf Association
Four Women Hospitalized After Two-Car Crash Near Titonka
Four Titonka women were injured when Lois Peterson’s car broadsided an eastbound vehicle near Sex ton while turning toward LaVerne. The Fox family from Algona were the other occupants. All were treated at Hancock Co Memorial Hospital and released after overnight stays. Peterson was charged with improper left turn.
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Titonka
Lois Peterson
Dana Shroyer
Lonie van Hove
Grace Sanders
Fort Dodge
Peterson
Sexton
LaVerne
Lyle Fox
Algona
Lyle
Mildred
Edward
Crystal 12
Britt
Hancock Co
LaVerne Road
Peterson Auto
Obituary for Henry Heyer 85 of Woden
Henry Heyer 85 of Woden died after a short illness. Services were held March 19 at Woden Christian Reformed Church with Rev. Bernard Van Ee officiating. He was born October 14, 1891, Kamrar, married Christena Jutting February 7, 1923, farmed near Woden, and is survived by his wife, children Merle, Dean Iris Tweed, Russell, 16 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren, a sister and a brother. Burial at Christian Reformed Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heyer
Woden
Woden Christian Reformed Church
Bernard van Ee
Ernest van Weelden
Harlan Eekhoff
Marvin Hillenga
Paul Tjaden
John Smith
Arvada
Cole
Dean
Iris) Tweed
Marble Rock
Russell
Kathleen
Windlake
Wisc
Calvin
Frieda) Rippentrop
Buffalo Center
George
Gesina
William
Ben
Minnie) van Langen
John
Anna) Tempel
Hattie) Boomgarden
Jennie) Ites
Annual Spring Concert At Titanka High School
Titanka High School Music Department presents its Spring Concert on Tuesday March 29 at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. The High School Chorus performs Russian Picnic Times of Your Life and Kum Ba Yah while soloists and small groups feature sections later for the State Music Contest. The Concert Band plays Washington Post March A Mighty Fortress Our God and a PDQ Bach satire. Admission is 150 for adults and 75 cents for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanka High School
PDQ Bach
Ames Deans List honors 2101 ISU students
Iowa State University deans have announced 2101 students named to the Deans List for the winter quarter. To qualify, students must hold a 3.5 or higher GPA with at least 12 credit hours. Local honorees include Gary Rike in Distributed Studies, Brent Rippentrop in Agricultural Business, and John Crone in Computer Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State University
Gary Rike
Brent Rippentrop
Titanica
John Crone
Woden
Representative To Be In Algona Thursday
A Fort Dodge Social Security representative will visit the Algona Courthouse on Thursday March 31 from 9 30 a m to 12 noon to provide claims service and assist area residents. The office explains SSI coverage and handles applications for aged claimants determining eligibility for benefits representative payee emergency advances and non medical proofs. Disability and blind cases require medical determinations by State disability services and take more time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Social Security Office
Algona
Social Security Administration
Social Security
New Books Arrive At Titonka Public Library
Titonka Public Library welcomes winter arrivals as librarian Kathryn Sexton announces many new titles. Memorial books named to the library per manent collection honor Marie Krantz, including His Darling Wife Evelyn by Oral Roberts and A Mother's Gift by E Jane Mall among others.
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Kathryn Sexton
Titonka Public Library
Permanet
Marie Krantz
Evelyn
Oral Roberts
E. Jane Mall
Catherine Marshall
America
Lawrence Welk
Marguerite Ickes
Helen Steiner Rice
Declam Winners Return From State Speech Contest
Fourteen declam students and their instructor Mrs. Betty Brandt returned from Sioux City with 131 ratings nine I s and one Ils. The group pictured include Laura Mayland Jacque Seebeck Shirlee Madsen Kent Mechler Paul Janssen Janet Post JoAnn Post Mark Van Weelden Joel Hjelmans Diane Spear not present. They toured Heelan High School and stayed at the Hilton Hotel ahead of 115 schools and 1 100 participants in 23 categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brandt
Sioux City
Jacque Seebeck
Joel Hjelmans
Mark van Weelden
JoAnn Post
Kent Mechler
Shirlee Madsen
Paul Jan
Citizens of Tomorrow feature invites photos of local children
The Topic will publish all children's photos in a special feature. A professional photographer will be at the Titania Library next Monday March 28 from 2 to 5 and 6 to 7 PM to take pictures. No charge or obligation to participate. Call Marilyn Bengston at 928-2836 to book.
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Citizens of Tomorrow
Titania
Marilyn Bengston
Titonka Cub Scouts Plan Goodwill Day
The Titonka Cub Scouts announce Goodwill bag distribution on Saturday March 26 at 1 30 PM. Extra bags available at the Goodwill Station. Filled bags will be collected from front steps the following Saturday with a rain date via KLGA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Klga
Survey Seeks Farmer Advice on Soil and Water Plans
Wendell Christensen, chair of the Kossuth County Resource Coordinating Committee, announces a county survey to gather farmer input on soil conservation and water quality. About 70 surveys will be mailed to randomly selected landowners and operators with no personal identification.
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Wendell Christensen
Kossuth County
Christensen
Kossuth
Iowa Department of Soil Conservation
Ies
Plans Completed for N H S Variety Show Titonka
The Titonka Chapter of the National Honor Society hosts a variety show in Titonka High School Auditorium on Friday March 25 at 7 00 p m Proceeds benefit the NHS Scholarship Fund with admission 1.00 for adults and 50 cents for students Acts include singing dancing live bands declamation tiniklers and more Hope to see you there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
National Honor Society
Titonka High School
Local Teams Advance In Titania 4 H Basketball Action
In the Kossuth County 4 H Boys tourney first round Buff alo Boys beat Greenwood No. 159 48 and Valley Farmers topped Greenwood No. 235 33 in junior division. Senior Buffalo Boys defeated Greenwood 101 18 and advance to the central gym for March 29 action.
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Titania Area
Kossuth County
Buffalo Boys
Greenwood No
Valley Farmers
Greenwood
Titania
Moisture Saving Through Conservation Tillage
Conservation tillage keeps crop residues on the soil surface to insulate soil and reduce evaporation. By minimizing deep or extra field passes and using contour tillage, moisture is conserved for corn and soybeans while surface stalks slow runoff and aid infiltration. Weeds must be controlled to protect limited moisture for crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle R. Riedinger
Soil Conservation Service
Kossuth County
Riedinger
Cadette Girl Scouts Meet Plans On March Meeting
Cadette Girl Scouts met on Monday March 21 to discuss Family Night plans for children. Jang issued invitations for April while Linda Eden and Lynette Reynolds served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jang
Linda Eden
Lynette Reynolds
Ae Iguira
Titonka Care Center seeks donations for unexpected expenses
The Titonka Community Rest Home board reports higher costs to meet state health standards and heating repairs this winter. They estimate about $10,000 is needed to finish the work and appeal to local residents for contributions of any size to cover the unplanned expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Community Rest Home, Inc
Titonka Care Center
State Department of Health
Titanka
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Phil
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U.si
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Gallup
Roosevelt
Survey
N.H.S
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Lamont Junkermeier
Troy
Emma DeBoer
Manly Care Cepiterea
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