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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
6
Edward Boyken is visiting Excelsior Springs for several days. Mae Klenk suffered a severe stroke last week Wednesday and is hospitalized in Algona with complete left-side paralysis. New spring wallpaper patterns and Fashion Tone Paints offered by Beed Hardware with 25 percent more coverage.
Mrs Oscar Critz and son of Emmetsburg called on old friends in Titanica Tuesday. Mrs Roy Budlong returned from Miami with a rough trip home to Mason City. Billy Abbas was in Algona hospital with tonsil trouble. Lowell Bentley and Gene Peterson returned from California after two weeks. Mrs George Peterson visited Algona hospital. Ernst Hofmann elected president of the school board for a three year term. Mrs Chas Reed treated at Algona hospital for flu. Dr F L Rayman and three sons from Austin traveled home via Mankato to attend officers' school. Mrs Rayman and family joined him after his trip. Doctors' driving through heavy snow noted, Minnesotans praised for snowstorm stamina. Good Hope Lutheran ladies plan a meeting next Wednesday with hostesses. Miss Roge Cordes with appendicitis operation at Buffalo Center hospital. Mrs Wm Brandt admitted to Buffalo Center hospital for surgery. John Asche joined Al Boelkes to visit family in Forreston Illinois. Illinois reported fair weather until Dubuque, then heavy snow.
The column blends a vivid spring scene with culinary lore. A Dutch pudding called John in the Pocket appears from Folkways in Food, with steps and substitutions. The piece also mentions cookbooks, garden notes, and reflections on basketball’s democratic spirit.
Iowa extension dairyman Robert Fincham notes a 24 percent rise in cows bred artificially in 1951 from 1950, totaling 211 418 cows. Most breeding stock came from Iowa concerns, and Iowa daughters bred this way averaged 426 pounds butterfat, ranking second among six neighboring states.
The northern Baja California region seeks statehood, potentially joining Mexico as the 11th state by area and 27th by population. The bill, sent by President Miguel Aleman, would create a state spanning from the U S border to the 28th parallel, including Tijuana Mexicali and Ensenada with 225000 residents in 1950.
At Hall's Landing Ontario Mrs. George McCluskey helps her husband trap and hunt to cope with high living costs. She recently sold 11 raccoon pelts from a Peterborough trip, earning a dollar and a half per pelt after navigating a tough market.
CHICAGO reported complete recovery of a 63 year old man whose heart stopped for 25 minutes during chest surgery. Doctors maintained brain and heart blood flow by massaging the heart administering stimulants and using artificial respiration with arterial closing to redirect flow. The patient recovered, was discharged after 11 days, and remains mentally sound.
Marines in Korea show off decorated mustaches as wartime style. Early attempts used wax from cola dion and sticks but failed. Now the preferred solution is entdle soap to shape and maintain the bushy look for the First Marine Division in Korea.
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