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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1945
Page
2
The Iowa health department reports chickenpox is rising with mild fluctuations in prevalence. Through the first ten weeks of the year 907 cases were recorded, up from 763 the prior year, with weekly reports around 183 cases ending March 10. Most cases are children and school attendance is affected. officials urge complete case reporting and home placarding to curb spread.
Gayle Studer reports for furlo gh in Seattle after South Pacific service, attends his father’s funeral on February 12. Community notices include United Service Women planning April 12 installation of officers, visits by local families, sick and hospitalized relatives, and school and church activities across Wesley and nearby towns.
St John Lothoran Church announces Sunday school and Bible class at 6:30, Easter service at 10:30, Maundy Thursday Holy Communion at 8, and Good Friday service at 10:30. A Sunday evening children’s Easter program follows. Red Cross meeting hosted by Mrs Herman Buns with Miss Bab cock of St Louis as speaker. Local notices cover visits, social gatherings, and Holy Week services across Woden community. Barbara Ellen Wood born to Mr and Mrs William Phillips at Dolmage hospital Buffalo Center.
Iowa Timber Production War Project forester G B Mac Donald outlines a wartime plan to produce 60 million board feet of lumber from state woods, despite manpower and weather hurdles. Six TPWP foresters will help farmers mark ready trees while urging selective cutting to sustain future growth.
Marketing specialists say reports from WFA indicate less need for the government to buy shell and frozen eggs to support prices than last year. Shortages of egg cases or labor could alter the outlook. WFA will buy shell and dried eggs for export outlets and for price support if needed. Iowa price support is 27 cents a dozen for run of the nest candled eggs. Flax is a poor weed competitor and should be seeded on weed free ground.
Portland residents share gatherings at the Larsen home with Vernon Larsen celebrating Lewis birthday and visits from Nelsons, Newville, Jatiings, and Graham family members. Spent days include Mason City, Los Angeles and Spencer trips, carpentry by Henry Nelson, and a Methodist Sunday school event.
George Léster of Woden was a Wednesday dinner guest at Martin Larsen's home. Receipts of hogs were the highest in February at the terminal for any February on record.
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