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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1958

Page

4

Girls Basketball Team Is Honored With Banquet

At the regular March meeting of the PTA the group voted to continue the annual school picnic with tentative May date. Members were chosen for Picnic, Nominating, and Round-up committees. After the business session, a fun night was held under Mr Jack Easton supervision.

Erwin Eden Olvert Rippentrop Everet Sloper Ed Brandt Ray Cunninghham Leo Richter William Kroon William Everding Henry Plaisier B. H. Schwerin Kenneth Beal Donald Mich. Belsen Jack Easton

Fruit snacks and March 4 H program notes

A March column discusses healthy snack ideas for youths, emphasizing fruit and dried fruit benefits, ripe fruit tips, and simple snack variations. It also covers a banquet honoring the 1957 58 girls basketball team with introductions, co captains Dawn Beenken and Diane Krominga, and remarks on community impact. About 145 attended in Fellowship Hall.

Sylvan Thiesse L. W. Nath Chamber of Commerce Ars Tiwag Dawn Beenken Diane Krominga Lyle Opheim Dick Buffington Mr. Truesdell June Goldman Fellowship Hall

American Legion Auxiliary March Meetings and Events

Regular monthly work meeting Friday March 28 at Ernest Hansen home with Evelyn Hansen and Camilla Cooper. Moonlight items. March 31 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. at Dwight Garrett home. Regular monthly business meeting Monday April 7 at Miller H Nelson home. Post thanks Legionaires and Auxiliary for Birthday Party and Fish Fry. 39 candles. Poppy Day May 24. Junior meeting March 31. World peace prayers. Community notices include needs for carpet rags and cookies.

Ernest Hansen Evelyn Hansen Camilla Cooper Ag I Moon Dwight Garrett Legion USVA Des Moines O. T Iowa City Clinton Woodward

Annual Farm Bureau Women's Day Held in Algona

The annual Farm Bureau Women s Day will be held at the V F W Hall in Algona on Friday March 28 at 1 30 PM Mrs Harley McLain of Have Jack will speak on Europe as I Saw It She has traveled to Europe twice recently A Kitchen Band of Buffalo Township women will perform Buffalo Township is handling registration A social tea follows the program All Kossuth County women are invited to attend.

Farm Bureau Algona V.F.W. Hall Harley McLain Have- Jack Europe Buffalo Township Kossuth County

ASC Office Prepares For Additional Funds

County ASC Chairman Richard J. Anderson says farmers who wished to join the 1958 Acreage Reserve program will likely sign up at the County Office soon as supplemental funding advances. Senate and House approve 250 million more, raising total to 750 million for 1958. conference action pending. State ASC preps for quick action once authorized. waiting list farmers and others who attempted sign up may participate, with some adjustments for corn. Public notices will announce when extra Acreage Reserve agreements are ready. do not sign up until official word is given.

ASC Richard J. Anderson Senate House of Representatives House- Senate Richard I. Anderson

Cattle and dairy outlook edging through spring market shifts

Iowa State College farm economist Francis A. Kutish says cattle markets lag and prices stay high but will sag as the backlog of cattle clears. Feeder prices track fat cattle. January to February feeder costs rose sharply in Sioux City and Kansas City. Government action is slow but Congress faces tax cuts or public works spending. Inventory liquidation rose in January, while manufacturing sales fell, signaling continued redraw. Dairy receipts drop about one cent per pound as April price supports take effect, with milk production seen near 127 billion pounds in 1958 amid steady demand. per capita consumption may rise slightly.

Francis A. Kutish Iowa State College Farm Kutish Sioux City Kansas City Congress

Ten Year Award Given for Selective Service Service

Dr. Stuart H. Cook of Rock Rapids received the Ten Year Award for service to the Selective Service System. Two other Iowans earned 15 year awards and two received 10 year honors. Salesmanship is needed after the prospect says no in the classifieds.

Stuart H. Cook Rock Rapids

Mehlan Sundries sale ends long local business era

Harry Mehlan sells his Sundries business in Titonka to Floyd Huisman of Woden. Mehlan started in 1947, bought the 1955 Denton store, and will exit after inventory on March 31. Huisman, an oil man with deep local ties, plans to move to Titonka with his five children and operate the store under new management. Funeral services were held for Andrew Soren Davidsen, 75, in Ringsted Presbyterian Church following his March 13 death. He farmed, ran a recreation parlor, and is survived by his wife Marie and a large family.

Ringsted Presbyterian Church Andrew Soren Davidsen Mr. Davidsen Cedar Falls Hans and Maren Nielsen Davidsen Titonka Marie Saphire Nelson Ringsted Davidsen Marie Wayne Lillian Davidsen Anna Peterson Seattle Washington Dagmar Mouritsen Johnna Davidsen Des Moines Eric Danville California Harold Ottumwa Thorvald Memphis Tennessee Edward John Osage Marie Linder Pomeroy Gertrude Sorenson Henrietta Anderson Davidson L. B. Larsen Kenneth Larsen Arlo Larsen Mason City Wm. Nelson Omaha Wnebr Glen Challey Algona Charles Vanderworker Kahawha Ernest Peterson BuffaloCenter Miller Nel George Nelson George Bonacker Titan Floyd Huisman Woden Mehlan Sundries Harry Mehlan William Denton Huisman Huismans Harry Mehrans Flogg Grace Huisman Titania

Farm Shorts and Swine Notes From County Extension

95 people attended three fruit tree pruning demonstrations across the county the week of March 17. The spring pig crop survey shows December to February shrewings up 15 percent from last year with March to May expected up 1 percent, totaling a 6 percent rise. The Kossuth Swine Improvement Association elected Willis Kuecker president Edgar Keith vice president and Warren Brones secretary treasurer. Membership is $5 for a lifetime. Swine weighing and backfat probing offered through listed directors. interest in accurate breeding herd records grows. cattle market parallels 1955 with price movements and run sizes described. slogan Slow Down and Live.

Kossuth Swine Improvement Association Willis Kuecker Whittemore Edgar Keith Burt Warren Brones Swea City Alber Kollasch Bancroft Ray Laabs Lone Rock Charles Deardis Algona Geo. Detmering Wesley

Muriel Schutter Honored At Miscellaneous Shower

Miss Muriel Schutter of Fort Dodge daughter of Mr and Mrs George Schutter of Woden was honored at a miscellaneous shower last Friday evening in the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. A corsage was given and a program featured songs and readings with toastmistress Mrs John Boehm. A bouquet centered the tea table and gifts were opened with help from cousin Mrs Gerald Loehr. Lunch followed in green and white colors with hostesses named.

Muriel Schutter Fort. Dodge George Schutter Woden Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Ed Cink Max Gold Gerald Loehr John Boehm Clyde Yates Fred Hofmann Raymond Schutter Richard Brown Ben Aykes Ernie van Weelden Robert Ringsdorf Geo. Peterson William Fritz Roy Walrod Nueman Sefeldt Betty Steinlicht

New Members Joined Good Hope Lutheran Church

Good Hope Lutheran welcomed new members Mrs. Donald Baade Mrs. Neal Boyken Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gigler Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lehman Mrs. June Miller and Robert Steinberg, sponsored by existing members. Palm Sunday 16 youth will be confirmed after 200 hours of instruction and receive first communion on Holy Thursday.

Good Hope Richard Fritz Donald Gigler Marie Gigler Dwerg Krantz Janet Plaisier Victoria Rakow Linda Ricks Dennis Rike Maurice Satchoff Lorraine Stecker Carol Ann Swan Jon Watson

One Happy Family comedy by local M Y F group

The Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship presents a one act play titled One Happy Family on Friday March 28 at 8 00 pm in Fellowship Hall of the Methodist Church Cast includes Mr Oberstatler Bill Carroll Mrs Oberstatter Judy DeBoer Kathleen Eden Henry Harry Stevens Reginald Schutter Stagehand Terry Nelson Tickets from cast or Mrs Max Goldman Adults 50 cents children 25 cents Coffee pie and chocolate milk to be sold after the performance Objections are questions in a different form.

Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship Fellowship Hall Methodist Church Mr. Oberstatler Bill Carroll Oberstatter Judy DeBoer Kathleen Eden Henry Harry Stevens Reginald Schutter Terry Nelson Max Goldman

Contour farming plans move forward in Algona area

On the Level by Lyle Biedinger notes farm planning with G T Bergerud Joe Simnwell and James Dodds this week. Bergerud started contour plowing last fall and will contour again this spring. Harold Reding Bode and H T Bunkofske of Algona filed conservation planning applications recently. Gene and Sig mapped contour fields for Harold Montag and laid out two fields to farm on contour. Twenty district cooperators plan contour farming this year and eleven farmers seek drainage assistance ACP plans for spring drainage will be coordinated this month.

Joe Simnwell James Dodds Harold Reding Bode H. T.bunkofske Algona Gene Sig Harold Montag

Red Cross Drive Nets $156.15 In Contributions

Louis Oesterreicher, general chairman, announces the recent Titonka Red Cross drive raised 156.15. Art Boyken and Mrs. John Stott led district and residential collections with a long list of volunteers, and Gideon Dotts of Eddyville died at 102, reputedly the world’s oldest Odd Fellows member.

Red Cross Louis Oesterreicher Titonka Oesterreicher Art Boyken Business District John Stott Stott Clarence Isebrand Wayne Truesdell Harold Burgess Gene Krominga Jack Easton Glen Miller Wilbur Sexton Henry Baa‘de Alvin Honken Mortis Givens Lougs Gingrich George Helmers Frank Fisher Maggie Boekelman Mary Oesterreicher Gideon Dotts Eddyville Mr. Dotts Odd Fellows Lodge

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