Titonea School Weekly Activities and Reports
A compact look at Titonea School week activities across grades. Junior and Tyke classes detail a boys and girls basketball loss to Lone Rock, with starting lineups and half time scores. Reports mention English, sociology, and history lessons, typing practice, and new timed tests. First grade notes illness and a fire drill plus time-telling study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccc
Jesse Donna Shae Miller
Frances’ Harriaon
Mary Bunkolake
Kathryn Dunmie
Howard Stott
Fay Callies
Lone Rock
Lone’ Rock
Titonka
Shirley
Catherine
Tyke Girls
Shirley Calles
Sharon Callies
Catherine Orthel
Nancy Adamson
Anna Grace Falkerts
Glenda McCalley
Dorothy Dunmire
TYKE
Swanson
Marlow
Householder
Swanson Krantz
Heifner
Amesbury
Baade
Fonty
United States
Lttle Folka
Death of 18 month old Cosgrove girl in Maigh City
Virginia Joyce Cosgrove the 18 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Cosgrove died Wednesday in a Maigh City hospital at 4 am after a brief illness. The attending physician diagnosed bronchial pneumonia. She was taken to the hospital Sunday.
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Virginia
Joyce
Dick Cosgrove
Maigh City
Stanley A Moore Writes Home From Mitchel Field
Stanley A Moore reports from Mitchel Field New York after arriving from Hempstead describing a base of about 1000 men and 200 WAS, a motor caravan recruiting, good army chow, and duties as a flight mechanic trainee while awaiting schooling. He notes warmer weather than the Midwest, limited sleep during day shifts, and asks for news of his Topic and Easter wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel
Hempstead
Frank
Mitchel! Field
New York
A. A. FF
Germany
O. K
Levant
Stanley A. Moore
Sugar Stamp No 9 Good Until Oct 31
The Kossuth County War Price and Rationing Board announces Sugar Stamp No 9 becomes valid for 5 pounds of sugar for canning and expires October 31, 1946. No application is needed. With no fruit currently available, limited sugar for home canning is expected and conservation is advised. A later stamp may be declared usable, but totals likely will not exceed 10 pounds per person for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County War Pric and Rationing Board
Biety Wesloy Rifle Club Seeks Members Abroad
The newly organized rifle club, with fifty members, announces a special meeting at the Cerro Gordo auditor in the week ending Thursday March 28. Joel Hanes presides and will chair a talk and live demonstration on fire safety. Halph Hedges leads the local unit as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biety Wesloy
Clud Pow
Jp ‘Achogl Auditoriu
Joel Hanes
Cerro Gordo Rife Club
Mil Fire
Imag
Halph Hedges
Lool
Chairmen Named to Lead Easter Seals Drive Funds
Local committee members from Algona Bancroft Lakota and surrounding towns were selected to direct a fundraising sale aiding crippled Iowa children. Chairman H W Miller announced the roster, including Eugene Lurtagh and numerous community leaders to spur the Easter Seals campaign and support summer camp underwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth Councr Commititee
Iowa
Hildren
H. W. Miller
Thode
Eugene Lurtagh
Afgona
Riymond Andérson
Antoisiette. Bonnatetter
R. NI
A. L
Brown
Allen
New W F W Post organized with Robt Lawson as com
The new W F W Post was organized with Robt Lawson named as commander. Gust Olin of Albert City was the initiating officer assisted by H S Montgomery deputy chief of staff. A Britt post team performed the degree work. Officers installed include Rudolph C Bauer senior vice commander Lyle C Hirner junior vice commander Ight W Wagner quartermaster Mathias J Hildman post advocate Paul R Lorenz chaplain Lawrence S Koppen 8 year trustee Irwin Hildman 2 year trustee James R Young 1 year trustee Ralph J Bauer advocate and Hdoward Lorenz historian. Meeting scheduled for the first Thursday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whsshyaa
New Vielw
Obert Lawson
Gust Olin
Albert City
H.S. Montgomery
Britt Post
Rudoph C. Bauer
Lyle C.hirner
Ight W. Wagner
Mathias J. Hildman
Paul R. Lorenz
Lawrence S. Koppen
Irwin
American Legion Auxiliary reports strong turnout and work
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting at the legion hall on Friday afternoon March 22. Members sewed carpet rags, prepared beds and slippers, and organized new poppy orders to aid veterans hospital patients, with 58 members and plans to reach 60. Regular business and social gathering are set for the second Monday in April. donations and projects include bed covers, pads, washcloths, and hospital outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Aye
Legion Hall
Eterans Hospital
Noxville
Irene Higging
Ther Breen
Anna ‘Andrews
Hsther Breen
Irene Higgins
Mabel Petersen
Legion Membare Ahip
Andi
Plana
Mayor French and councilmen all re elected
Thirty seven votes were cast at the town election Monday and all the old officers were re elected whether their names were on the ballot or not. Mayor Franch and council members Jerry Schutter Frank Fisher Jed Hagen Kenneth Swan and Howard Sathoff appeared on the ballot with no opposition. Assessor Camilla Cooper was on the ballot and re elected. she also served as treasurer though not filed for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franch
Jerry Schutter
Frank Fisher
Jed Hagen
Kenneth Swan
Howard Sathoff
Camilla Cooper
Lakota Girl Is Wed In Nashua Ceremony
Miss Milderd Graue daughter of Mr and Mrs Ole Graue Buffalo Center married Fred Heyes son of Mr and Mrs George Heyes Lakota Wednesday March 13 at the Little Brown Church Nashua in a 3 pm single ring ceremony Rev BE L Hanscom officiated Mrs Hanscom played the wedding marches and sang The bride wore a powder blue street length tailored suit with black accessories corsage of bride's roses and white sweet peas Attendants were Mr and Mrs Alvin Graue Mrs Graue wore a blue street length tailored suit with talisman roses and daffodils The groom wore a brown pin stripe suit His attendant wore a navy suit Heyes recently discharged from the army after thirty eight months in service including thirty two in Europe After a short honeymoon the couple will live on a farm near Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milderd Graue
Ole Graue
Buffalo Center
Fred Heyes
George Heyes
Lakota
Little Brown Church
Nashua
BE. L. Hanscom
Alvin Graue
Army
Tha ‘Army of
Europe
Humboldt
GOOD HOPE LUTHERAN SERVICE AND EVENTS
Divine worship at 10:30 with Sunday School at 9:30 No Bible class this Sunday Sunday School Birthday Offering for March. Luther League meets Sunday at 7:30 Leaders will flee Marlatta and Donald Norland Topic Christ Suffered for Us Choir reheasals Friday at 8 Fifth Lenten Service on Wednesday April 3 at 8 The Roman Genturion will speak In this meditation Special Lenten offering Ladies aid meets April 4 at 2 Hostesses Frank Fisher Virgil Milter Clyde Moore and Chas Stroebel Brotherhood meets April 4 at 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope Lutheran American- Lutheran Church
Alfred O. Mardoff
Luther League
Marlatta
Donald Norland
Gadies
Frank Fisher
Virgil Milter
Clyde Moore
Chas
Stroebel
Brotherhood
Ramsey Reformed Church Announces Weekly Schedule
Pastor F Snuttjer leads morning worship at 10 50 and Sunday school at 9 30 with the lesson A Nation Demands a King. Evening service at 7 30, Young People Society meets Wednesday 8 15, Senior Heidelberg Class Wednesday 7 30, Crops Prayer Service March 28 at 8, Psalm 33 12 Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.
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Ramsey Reformed Church
F. Snuttjer
Young People's Society
Heidelberg
Ray Spear of Woden joins Italian theater peace time unit
Pvt. Raymond W. Spear of Woden Iowa arrived in Naples Italy and will serve with the 53rd Ordnance Ammo Company a unit of the Peninsula Base Section Army Service Forces in Italy He traveled via Naples to Leghorn after processing at the 7th Replacement Depot and will join the 1st staging area near his assigned unit The Peninsular Base Section has served in the theater for over three years dating back to North Africa in 1942
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Leghorn
Italy
Raymond W. Spear
Viola Spear
Woden
Iowa
Robert Spear
Naples
53Rd Ordnance Ammo
Peninsula
Army Service Force
PES
Fifth Army
U. S. Air Force
Navy
Francis H. Oxx
Spear
College
Bagnoli
Rome
American Red Cross
Peninsular
North Africa
Sicilan
Harold Miller Transferred to Fort Knox Kentucky
Harold Miller has been transferred from Fort Sill Oklahoma to Fort Knox Kentucky. In a note from Milbraugh Milbraugh Milbraugh Mrs Miller states Harold does not yet know his new address and asks papers be sent to the card address. The note describes mud clay ground and a very small town with 150 residents and no conveniences with water carried from a faucet and laundry done on a board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Miller
Fort Still
Okla
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Milbraugh
Methodist Church Sees Family Sunday Worship Plan
Donald H. James, pastor, leads morning worship at 11 with Family Sunday activities. Sunday School at 10, World Service collection, Junior Fellowship at 3:30 at the parsonage, evening service at 7:30. Senior Youth social set for March 28 at 8 p.m. Meetings and rehearsals scheduled through April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Donald H. James
Walcome
World Service
Friends
High School Music Dept in Concert
The high school music department presents its spring concert next Tuesday evening April 2 at 8 15 in the high school auditorium. Soloists include Dawn Bonacker Marietta Norland and Peter de Rose with various ensembles performing selections from The Lamplighter To a Wild Rose and The Lost Chord among others. The concert features the Girls Glee Club Mixed Quartet and Mixed Chorus with contributions from piano and vocal soloists and the school’s ensembles.
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Lamplighter
Sensasqanconsanapana Sen
J Frank B. Carlson
Phillips Gira
Dawn Bonacker
Marietta Norland
Rintting Firestone
Peter de
Rose
F. F. Swift Girls’ Glee Club
Lidats
Victor Herbert
Tryin Rippentrop
Mendelssohn
A. Sullavan
the Swallow
Mildred Sloper
Wesley United Service Women elect officers at meeting
At the Wesley United Service Women regular meeting last week officers were elected. President is Mrs L Pfeffer, vice president Mrs Esther Skow, recording secretary Lucille Herner, financial secretary Mrs Theron Hansen, and treasurer Mrs Urban Neuroth. A membership party with a program was set for Thursday evening April 25 in the Methodist church basement with free membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
United Service Women
L . Pfeffer
Mildred Fox
Esther Skow
Recordiing
Lucille Herner
Theron Hansen
Urban Neuroth
Methodidst
Swea City 18 Faces Water Supply Troubles
Swea City experiences ongoing water problems as a standby well failed after first use and the old well pumps are temporarily in service. School closed due to low pressure and rural bus routes were adjusted. Mason City contractor Bert Scharff expected to bring a three horse jet pump to restore adequate pressure.
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Swea City
Mason City
Scharff
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Titonea School
Blasto
Boytten
Schtitter Sporta Editors
Maxine Tryon
Billy
Ward
Dick Cosgroves
Stanley Moore
U.S
Dick Beenken
Tressie Bruge
W.F.W. Post
Esley
Robt
Lawson
French
Raymond Spear of
Ft. Knox, Ky
Reeds and Their Hardware Store
Chas. Reed
Harry Reed
Pextette Woodbury
Malotte
Plorence Schutter
Hitlun
Gerbel
Sues
Lenice Brandt
Mezge
Bohm
St. Mary's
L, L, Pfeffer
Wesley United Service
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