Bowlers Corner Coffee Cup League results and standings
The Bowlerette team led the Coffee Cup League with a 70 26 729 score while Squaws posted 577 and 302 for Butternuts 390. Standings show player scores for Lois Paterson Juniece Beenken Nancy Opheim and others. Details include Lois Peterson 173 162 and other names like Dore Brandt Velida Bruns Trudy Budlong Bonnie Rike Lee Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Paterson
Juniece ‘Beenken
Nancy Opheim
Lois Peterson
Dore Brandt
Neema Hansen
Velida Bruns
Trudy Budlong
Bonnie
Rike
Lee Miller
Farm Bureau Women’s Day Planned for Friday April Seven
Kossuth County Farm Bureau to host Women’s Day at KC Hall on Friday April 7 with registration at 1:30 p.m. Speaker Mrs I Wortman will show slides on Africa. Exhibits prepared on Citizenship and Agricultural Defense with entertainment and garments sewing demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Plans and Requests
The regular monthly meeting is set for Monday evening April 3 at the Harry Heed home with Ethel Reed and Ellen Boelkes as hostesses. In March, the work meeting at Louise Mechler’s home reported much was accomplished, with mending and shipments to Woodward soon. Members are urged to bring TV and radio ballots to help secure programs. donations of carpet rag material and blankets are requested. hospital equipment moved to Denton garage is available through Mrs Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Harry Heed
Ethel Reed
Ellen Boelkes
Louise Mechler
Irman
Woodward
Stella Petersen
Thelma ‘Higgins
Camilla’ Cooper
Denton
Joan
Cooper
Christ
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club March Meeting Report
The Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club met March 18 at the Eden home. Ruth Reed presented Place of vegetables in our diet, Kristen Rakow spoke on How to buy and store vegetables, Judy Hamilton demonstrated Ways of preparing potatoes, Nola Rae Boekelman presented Meat for dinner and How to prepare fruit for salads, Elizabeth Watson led a demonstration, Audrey Boelkes spoke on Milk Desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boosters 47H Club
Sharon
Karen Eden
Ruth Reed
Kristen Rakow
Judy Hamilton
Nola Rae Boekelman
Elizabeth Watson
Audrey Boelkes
Ruth Wubben Wins Iowa State Speech Award
Ruth Wubben competed in the Iowa State Speech Contest held in Atlantic on Saturday March 18. She earned a I rating in the oratorical division and received a certificate from the State Speech Association plus a silver pin, as one of 260 schools represented and over 1,600 participants in the Western Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Ma Ruth
Wabben
Linda ‘Hansen
Ed Brandt
Atlantic
Faaborg Organizes Titonka Amateur Radio Operators
Phil Faaborg of WOWUR Titonka is named ARRL Emergency Coordinator to unite local amateur radio operators for organized emergency communications during disasters. He will lead meetings, set procedures, and schedule drills, coordinating with outside outlets for traffic relay in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Faaborg
Wowur
Titonka
F. E. Handy
American Radio Relay League
National Association of Radio Amateurs
Faeberg
Faaborg
ARRL
Handy
Ibe
Fasborg
Land Bank lowers loan rates across region
Federal Land Bank of Omaha cuts new loan rate to 6 1 per cent and promises 8 per cent loans outstanding drop on May 1. The Algona association serves Kossuth County with long term farm real estate mortgages and is collectively owned by its farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Land Bank
E. H. Itchins
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Algona Association
Kossuth
Algona Flba
Omaha ‘Land Bank
Fat Life Conference Held April Fourth Theme Youth and Our Communities
Iowa State University Campus hosts the Fat Life Conference on April 4 with theme Youth and Our Communities. Avis Lettow, county extension assistant, says speakers include Dr Bernice Milburn Moore of the Hazel Hogg Foundation for Mental Health and Drarry Moore of the University. Martin, one of all storytellers, will be a speaker. Invitations extended to interested individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
Avis Lettow
Bernice Milburn Moore
Hogg Foundation For
Drarry Moore
University
L ‘Martin
Miss Lettow
Anyon
Embargo on Highway 226 During Spring Breakup
The Iowa State Highway Commission issued its weekly embargo report announcing temporary restrictions and limiting to six tons the weight of logging vehicles on certain primary highways during spring breakup. Highway 226 from U S 18 to Titanka was embargoed, an 11 mile stretch posted March 23 to protect gravel and bituminous surfaces from frost thaw damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
U. S.no.18
Titanka
Farm Outlook Rélenged: Cattle and Meat Market Outlook
Farm economist Francis Kutish of the Rosentin- Cor Extension discusses cattle, lambs, and hogs prospects. He notes a near stable cattle supply with little chance of a beef supply spike next year, slight lamb growth offset by weak prices, and hog prices likely steady to higher as slaughter declines. He cautions that overall business activity may dip briefly and unemployment could dampen beef demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kutish
Towa State University
Kutish
Maree Krantz Hosts Titonka Woman's Club Meeting
The Titonka Woman's Club met at Maree Krantz's home on March 23 with 16 members and three guests. Guest leader Mrs Id B Asa of Algona displayed hobbies in a setting described as Hobby Land and spoke on ceramics, including kiln handling for small pieces used in jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Woman's Club
Ril
Krantz
Maree Krants
Id. B. Asa
Algona
Savas
Titonka Stores Close For Good Friday Services
Titonka stores close Friday March 31 from 12 to 3 pm to allow owners and employees to attend church services. The Titonka Savings Bank closes all day and stores reopen at 3 pm to resume normal hours. A special Titonka council meeting March 21, 1981 considered water rate increases to finance water works through revenue bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Titonka Saings Bank
Iowa
Amos Krominga
Gartner
Ludwig
Reed
4 H Leaders Plan April May 4 H Meetings
County extension officials Dean Barnes and Robert Johnson told leaders Tuesday that good seed is pure and well adapted, planning April and May meetings. Topics include recognizing hard seeds and cold cash. members will choose a camp delegate and report yearly project plans. Leaders present: Bernard Thilges, Joseph Skow, Ray Bergum, John Richardson, Herschel Hartman, Roger Jensen, Glenn Larson, John Ketelsen, Art Bannart, Luke McGuire, Albert Johnson, Bill Fritz, Harold Wolf, Eq Kain, Charles Nygaard, Herman Tjarks, Everett Johanson, Bob Detrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Barnes
Robert Johnson
iGood
Johnson
Bernard Thilges
Joseph Skow
Ray Bergum
John Richardson
Herschel Hartman
Roger Jensen
Glenn Larson
John Ketelsen
Art, Bannart
Luke McGuire
Albert Johnson
Bill Fritz
Harold Wolf
Eq Kain
Charles Nygaard
Herman Tjarks
Everett Johanson
Bob Detrick
Joy Tjaden Elected Vice President at Olaf College
Miss Joy Tjaden daughter of Stephen Tjaden was elected vice president of the women's senate at Olaf College Northfield. The student organization cooperates with college administration under regulations held on March 1. Joy’s focus is education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Tjaden
Stephen’ Tjadén
Women’s. ‘Senate
Olaf
College
Northfield
The
Schwerins To Leave For Tour Of The Holy Lands
Funeral services were held for George J. Rippentrop at Ramsey Reformed Church Titonka. He served in the Pacific and is survived by four children, his wife, and extended family. Pastor Schwerin and his wife plan a five week Holy Lands tour after Easter, joining a study group from New York.
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George J. Rippentrop
Ramsey Reformed Church
Titonka
William Kroon
Blake
Ramsey Reformed Cemetery
Dick Harringa
Ben Beenken
Larry Gray
Loren Hansen
Darwin Bowers
Rollo Moore
John Smith
Alfred Buade
Vern Rafdal
Donald Tapper
Faye Asche
George James Rippentrop
George Rippentrop
Anna “Swalve
Young People’s Meeting
Pacific
Bruce
Titenka
Ife
Rippentrop
Andrew Alvin
Inamely
John
Buffalo Center
Raymond
Edgar
Sst. Paul
Minn
Jennie
Albert Sloper
Lakota
Irene
Alvin Gray
Chili
Wisc
Iola
Vernon Gray
Corwith
Irvin
Manhattan
Calif
B. H. Schwerin
Te Good Hope Lutheran Church
Titanica
Holy Lands
New York
Cairo
Egypt
al- Tita
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Israel
Turkey
Asia
Greece
Aegean Islands
Europe
New York City
Good Hope
Mre Schwerin
H. A. Diets
Immanuel Lutheran
County G O P Women Dessert Luncheon Held in Algona
The G O P Women of Kossuth County plan a dessert luncheon on Tuesday April 4 at Van's Cafe Algona. Guest speaker Mrs Max Goldman of Titonka will review the book Green Grows the Ivy by Mrs Ivy Baker Priest and share insights about Mrs Priest. Event runs 1 30 to 3 00 pm. Admission 50 cents. All members and interested women urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Van's Cafe
Algona
Max Goldman
Titonka
Ivy Baker Priest
Priest
Cancer Crusade Begins Week Of April 16 In Kossuth County
The Kossuth County Chapter of the American Cancer Society held a dinner meeting at Vian's Cafe on March 22 to finalize plans for the Cancer Crusade starting the week of April 16. Crusade Chairman Angus Cotton of Lone Rock revealed area chairmen and received $800 from Algona for the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Iowa
American Cancer Society
Vian's Cafe
Crusade
Angus Cotton
Lone Rock
Chris Dah
Benton
Clarke Miller
Titonka
Charlten Duffy
Whittemore
Albert Johnson
Corwith
Joe Kramer
Bancroft
Gertrude Ackerman
Burt
Jerry McMullen
Lakota
Ledyard Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Simensmoeier
Ledyard
Florence Studer
LaVerne
Kenneth W. Jackson
Lane Rock
Swea City American Legion
Minnie Ooesterreicher
Titanka
W. H. Bartlett
J. L. Claude
Algona
Kossuth
Shirley Bong
A.M. Quintard
Spring Meeting for 4-H Leaders Apr 3
The girls 4-H leaders plan a spring meeting April 3 at 1 30 pm in the Algona Methodist Church basement led by Avis Lettow. The county 4-H committee meets at 9 am at the Extension Office to discuss State Camps the County Fair list and county officer candidate qualifications. Taft was the first U S president to receive a salary of 75000 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Algona
Avis L. Lettow
William Howard Taft
U. S
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Insurdh
Deere
Fisher
Corvairs
Titonka Creamery
John Deere
DeKalb
Titonka Hatchery
Titonka Sav. Bank
Leek Livestock
Casady Furniture
Farmers Oil Co
Wubben
Redenius Ins
Mayland ‘Frucking
Isebrang Pros
Willemssen
Pioneer Gee
Oughtonels
Stecker
North
Kossuth League Beke
Intermill’s
German Valley
Tyke Lanes Beache
Blake Fun l
1St State Bank Oantr
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Kuch's Food Center
Titonka Law
Isebrand Construction
Hamilton Hach
van Hove
John Rike
County League
John Intermill
Tyke
Tom Forburger
Rickles, Ins
Elwood “Nelson
Mike
Merle Hoo
3Otsford Lumber
Phil Jaren
Don Norland
Mann
Ron Meyer
John Intermil
Bartelt
Kei Boeckholt
David
Awed Brati
Brunevald
Renae
Mervin
Christinger
Arthur A
Eden
Donald
Fox
Roy
Haack
Phisablig Shop
Hagen
Jeesch
Virgil
Almiers
Heyer
Hil
J. K
Hill
Hoftmap
Byron
Kes
Alvin
Dwight
Huisinga
Harm
Isebrand
Herbert
Kardoes
Anton
Rastient Estate
Dean
Lyds
Peterson
Merle
Redmaker
Bureau
Buffalo Boosters
Ruth Wubben
Amateur Radio
Rosentin- Cor
Maree’ Krantz
Titonka Woman’s Club
Who
Nywad
iLudwig
Bby
Beeg
Lat
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Schwerins
G.O.P
Cancer Crusade
Citizens of Tomorrow
Marla Huisman
Floyd Huisman
Nka
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Herman
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