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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1944

Page

5

Activities of Titonka School for the Week

Titonka School pages cover weekly class updates from first through eighth grade. Birthday treats, perfect spelling scores, charted plant growth, globe studies, Bee life drawings, Tom Sawyer readings, foods unit tests, music and poetry work, bank exercises, book reports, and various science and arithmetic tasks are noted along with student achievements and interests. The report highlights grade level activities and individual celebrations, with teachers assigning projects, tests, and group work across multiple subjects.

Larry Heather Gwen Joann Harvey Dean Kenny Glenda Douglas Nanryl Greta LeRoy Tom Sawyer Mark Twain

O Neal asks for 800 million for soil and water program

Ed O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau told the House Appropriations Sub Committee that 800 million dollars should be provided for soil building and soil and water conservation in the 1944 farm program. He said the nation has made progress in building a nationwide soil and water conservation system and warned against lapsing during the emergency. He credited the Farm Bureau with leading the fight for equality in agriculture and defending and perfecting the AAA and allied legislation.

House Appropriations Ed O'Neal American Farm Bureau O'Neal AAA

Store clothing guard against moth damage

March storage of winter garments prompts moth prevention, says Harold Gunderson of Town State College. Deep cleaning, moving furniture, brushing upholsteries, and airing clothes reduce breeding. dry cleaning kills eggs and larvae, while uncleaned items need brushing, sunning, and airtight storage to prevent moth damage.

Harold Gunderson Town State College

Fertilizer Boosts Legume Seedings, Says ISU Expert

H R Meldrum from Iowa State College urges using fertilizer on legume seedings this spring due to seed shortages and high prices. Applying fertilizer before seeding improves stands, yields, and grain quality, with rates varying by soil type and legume type including red clover and alfalfa.

H. R. Meldrum Towa State College Extension Agron Omist Meldrum

Veteran of present war visits Des Moines hospital

Kenneth F P Boughton funeral director and veteran spent a day at the Veterans' hospital in Des Moines for knee examination.

Kenneth Boughton TN Vet Hospital Britt Kenneth FP. Boughton Veterans’ Hospital Des Moines

Howard French Re elected Titonea Mayor In Light Vote

H A French was re elected mayor with 38 of 45 votes as the printed ballot names remained unopposed. Edn A Sathoff won a council seat replacing Dr H J Torgerzen, with Frank Fisher Fred Hagen J B Schutter and Kenneth Swan as other council members. Minor write in votes appeared for several positions.

H. A. French Edn A. Sathoft H. J. Torgerzen Frank Fisher Fred Hagen Kenneth Swan French Sathoff Schutter Fisher Hagen Swan Carl H. Callies Camilla Cooper Wayne Miller J. L. Intermill Harold Gartner Maurice Keil Harold Miller Edward Boyken

Thief Sentenced to Four Years for Car Break-In

Mrs Woodrow Peterson found her Asheville North Carolina car broken into early January with a small radio stolen. Mrs Bonnie Reed of Swayzee Indiana lost an overnight bag an electric clock a two piece jersey suit and a $25 War Bond. A City of Asheville detective recovered the bag clock radio and War Bond and says the thief is serving four years. the suit was not recovered.

Woodrow Peterson Asheville North Carolina Peterson Reed

Easter Greetings From Dick Batt In Italy

The Topic reports receiving an Easter card from Dick Batt while he is in Italy. The note mentions an American flag on the card, a wish of luck and a Happy Easter, and Dick asking for the addresses of Titania friends. He notes daily rain, plentiful oranges at 6 for 10 cents, and walnuts at 5 for a penny, and promises to write again.

Dick Batt Italy Frank Titania

Eighty confirmlands to be confirmed at Good Hope Palm Sunday

Eight boys and three girls will be confirmed into the Lutheran faith at Good Hope Lutheran Church on Palm Sunday. The list includes Mary Alice, Billy Boyken, Wilda Bruns, Martin Harms, Donna Mae Miller, Donald Norland, Gene Peterson, Elmer Ricks, Melvin Ricks, George Steaker and Ted Andrew Van Hove. The service starts with a robed choir proccessional, followed by the confirmation class in white gowns. Holy communion will be offered for the confirmands, their parents and sponsors, and those unable to attend Maundy Thursday. The choir will perform Beautiful Savior. The service begins at 10:16. An invitation is extended to all.

Good Hope Lutheran Church Mary Alice Billy Boyken Wilda Bruns Martin Harms Donna Mae Miller Donald Norland Gene Peterson Elmer Ricks Melvin Ricks George Steaker Ted Andrew van Hove Choir of Good Hope Erforth

Cosgrove Seeks County Supervisor Seat On Democratic Ticket

W S Cosgrove runs for supervisor in this district on the Democratic ticket opposing W A Schram who was elected two years ago. Cosgrove previously served as supervisor from 1934 to 1943. County offices show no opposition on the Republican side for Leo Immersall, Clara Walker, Carl Pearson, Helen White, and Miller. Sheriff Art Cogley faces H W Steward of Burt, while McDonald and Fraser seek supervisor seats with no opposition and district races for Quinn and Cosgrove.

W. S. Cosgrove W. A. Schram Cosgrove Leo Immersall Clara Walker Carl Pearson Helen White Miller Art Cogley W. H. Steward Burt Cogley Kossuth McDonald Fraser Morris Quinn Schram

Holders of E and R Gas Coupons Notice

Holders of EY and R coupons are warned that all such coupons become invalid on April 1, 1944 except EY and R coupons with Mileage Ration or HR and R coupons with a serial number. Invalid coupons must be returned to the War Price and Rationing Board for exchange. R coupons may be exchanged for E coupons at the Board office for non highway gasoline. Huisinga Buys Bingham Twp Farm Woden The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co deeded a 20 acre farm in Bingham township to John Huisinga near Woden for 35200. farm well improved.

War Price and Rationing Board Huisinga Bingham Twp Woden Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Bingham Township John Huisinga

Taxpayers Urged to File 1944 Estimated Income Declarations

Birmingham, District Collector, urges filing by April 15 for 1944 estimated income and victory tax. About one third must file, with 25 percent paid with the declaration and the rest in quarterly installments. Amendments allowed by June 15, September 15, or December 15. Penalties apply only if estimates are under by more than 20 percent, or 33 1 3 percent for farmers. Thresholds include wages withholding over 2700 single or 3600 married and other income over 100 with total 500 single, 624 married, or 1200 married couple. Approximately 460,000 forms mailed. if not received, contact the Collector in Des Moines Town.

BR. H. Birmingham Internal Revenue District of Town Collector of Internal Revenue Des Moines

Mrs Irma Tindall Hosts Britt Eastern Star Dinner

Mrs Irma Tindall Worthy Matron of Britt Eastern Star hosted a Tuesday March 21 dinner at her home for chapter members and district instructor Mrs Alma Freeman. Sweet peas decorated the table with the meal prepared by Mrs Claus Smith and Mrs Herman Buns. Afterward the group attended the Britt meeting with Rev Maherry of Buffalo Center and his wife singing three selections.

Woden Irma Tindall Britt The Eastern Star Alma Freeman Clear Lake Claus Smith Herman Buns JoAnn ‘Tindall Marjorie Buns Rev. Maherry

Wesley hires Ralph Hedges as band and manual training teacher

Ralph Hedges of Rockwell has been hired as instructor in the public school for the remainder of this term. He will teach band, manual training and science, replacing Mrs. J. M. Kunz and Mrs. A. M. Lease who had substituted since the resignation of George Hogan several weeks ago.

Wesley Ralph Hedges Rockwell J. M. Kunz A. M. Lease George Hogan

Official notice of Lieut Herb Winter Jr's death in World War II

Mt Vernon Washington news reaches Herb Winter senior that his son Lieut Herb Winter Jr was killed in action over Germany on January 5 1844 after earlier being listed missing. The Winter family of Titonka Iowa includes Capt Reginald Winter killed July 10 1943 and two sons in service. Their mother was Toll Poole of Sea City.

Herb Winter Mt. Vernon Washington Herb Winter Jr Germany W.J. Denton Mabel Wilson James Winter Titonka Herb Sr Mason City Reginald Winter Sicily Toll Poole Sea City

Irene Rippen trop and Alvin Gray wed at Ramsey Reform church

On March 23 at 6 pm at Ramsey Reform church Irene Rippen trop, daughter of George, and Alvin Gray, son of Mrs. Arnold Gray, were married. The ceremony featured organ music, a double ring rite, and songs by relatives. Bridesmaid Iola Gray wore yellow aqua, groom Lester Gray in a dark suit. A candle light reception for 41 followed with a three tiered cake and a lunch assisted by four waitresses. Best wishes to the couple as they begin life together.

Ramsey Reiformed Irene Rippentrop George Rippentrop Alvin Gray Arnold Gray Greta Sloper FY. Snuttjer Irvin Rippentrop Arlene Dorothy Gray Iola Lester Delores Beterson Grace Ubben Tona Wirtjen Delores Isebrand Mr. Gray Titonka Gray

Mrs Wilbur Schram Describes Mud in Lawton Oklahoma

Mrs Wilbur Schram writes The Topic from Lawton Oklahoma describing spring rain and sticky mud. She notes Wilbur will be away on bivouac asks to change the address to 1301 S 8th St Lawton and mentions enjoying a lazy life while hoping the late winter passes with weekly Topic deliveries.

Wilbur Schram Lawton Oklahoma Wilbur S. 8Th St Okla

Dayle Craven Says Hello to Old Friends

Portland native Dayle Craven writes from Oregon about paying for the Topic and plans to fish the Willamette River salmon run. He notes many friends are joining the service, praises the Topic, and invites readers to visit for a fish dinner while sending greetings.

Dayle Craven Willamette River

Donations to Red Cross in Titonka Town Aggregate gifts

A historical list records contributions to the Red Cross from Titonka town, detailing donors and amounts ranging from one dollar to thirty dollars. Multiple individuals and local businesses, including French Lumber Co and Mid-Continent Petroleum, are named among the contributors, with donors listed by surname and first name.

RED Cross Titonka Town

Miss Evelyn Haynes Weds R V Launche in Beaumont Texas

Evelyn Haynes of Wesley married March 8 in Beaumont to R V Launche. He works in a defense plant and they plan to move to California for defense work. Evelyn had been doing graphic work in Hammond Indiana.

Evelyn Haynes Wesley Beaumont, Texas P. C. Haynes R. V. Launche Beaumont Texas California Evelyn Hammond Indiana

Also Mentioned on This Page

Titonka School Karen Johnson Rosemary Ryan Elving Harry Carol Betty Merle Wanda Paul Ronald Norma Phillip Franklin David Alvine Shirley Elwood Benjamin Lawrence Verna Dell Chris Santa Claus Nore O’neal Howard French Titonea Capf, Reginald Winter Verbert Winter Thuars Mch Mrs. Wilbur Schram Portland, Oregon French Lumber Co Good Hope Lutheran Ladies Aid Mid-Continent Petroleum [Corp Wm. Boyken Homer Downs Bartlett Cafe Callies A. C. Hench Hamilton Hatchery Denton Drug Store Farmers Oil Co Dr. Hamatraet J. L. Intermil J. BR. Schutter Farmers Elevator Dr. Calhoun Bonacker's K. & H.on Co Titonice Savings Bank Frank Hettwich Adolph Missal Wm. Ward Mrs. Mary S'rita Edward ‘Boyken Harl Stott Reed Hardware L. G. Smith Lynn Kuchenreuther Floyd Hillsman Pierre Sartor Hrie Peterson Lew Hoelfner Allan Carr John A. Harms Bob Clemans Geo. Eden Ed Abbas Mry R. C. Bail Henry Franzen Sr Ralph Aldkander John Falk Guy Bruns Maurica Keil Oscar Miller Dick Baade Sams Tiebrand John Isebrand J. E. Kell Plorence Reaser Ham Boeckholt Gertie Sonnenberg Henry Korte Jr Marlon Thomas John Stott Otto DeWall Otto Falk John Pannkuk Mary Oexsterreicher Henry Korte Sr R. Baade Patterson Chas Gladys Groom Lucille Johnson Ardith Friedow Beryl Hyler Novella Beier Isabelle Miller Janice Harrison Virginia Wagner Delores Lady Helen Rogers Julius Tesch Ben U. Meyer Edna Richter Heyo Boekelman Jim McColley A. Peters Fred Anderaon Ben A. Meyer Anna Alke George Anderaon C. B. Mitchell Lem Stockwell Menno Fuls Geo, Meyer Claus Krull Jerry Wibben Andy Krominga Doyle Reaser Ellert Boy‘ken Howard Stott Geo, Onken Frank Hoff Marie Latham Schrader Dwight. Gravham Marshall Cheever H. I. Torsergsen H. A. Fregoh R. C. Ball Geo, Brean Frank Clark Gaga Bonacker Leonard Cullies Ben A. Mayer Wm. Schram Leo Richter
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