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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

3

Titonka Post Office Subscription Rates Notice

The notice outlines subscription rates for Titonka and Kossuth County readers. Rates are 1.50 per year in advance within local trade territory, 2.00 per year outside, and 2.50 per year for Canada and foreign countries. Local subscriptions are ongoing unless subscriber discontinues or publisher acts. Other terms set renewal and grace periods for payments.

Titonka Iowa Kossuth County Canada

Local residents noted in community notices and visits

Dorothy Hutsinga underwent appendicitis surgery and was taken to Kossuth hospital in Algona Saturday morning. Various social visits, church services, and family travels are listed including Induction into the army for Ralph Anderson and Arthur Smith, and a bake sale by the Band Mothers Club at Dirksen store.

Dorothy Hutsinga Kossuth Algona O. H. Wrerking Bethany Dubuque Presbyterian Church Henry Kruse Ralph Anderson Arthur Smith Des Moines Emeralda ‘Kruse Grundy ‘Center Kruse George Sparenberg Band Mothers Club Dirksen John Gerdes Nadith Tom Benson Forest City

Social Roundup of Visits Across Kanawha and Area

Visitors include Mr and Mrs Herman Buns and family with Virginia and Jo Ann Tindall at Kanawha Mrs C W Goslin hosts Catholic ladies guild. W L Tindall dines with Claus Smiths. William Wood and Lorraine visit Forest City. Pete Goslin from Ames stays with G W Goslin. Freshman and faculty picnic at Crystal Lake. Ray Valley family and Hazel Charles Jo Ann travel to Dows and Iowa Falls. Michaelsons of Britt and Ed Hall family of Kanawha join Gilbert Hall visit. Avelyn Fredrickson Eva Wittauer and Richard Hall call Mason City. Charlie Lawler of Minneapolis and Mrs Vincent Doughan of Wesley visit. H C Swingen dines with Dan Lemme near Thompson.

Herman Buns Martin Smith Parent City Wesley W. W. Dirksen Henry Isebrand Viola John Rudisill Mason City Marjorie Rudisill Dorothy Welshaar JC. W. Goslin Big Brother Ames Sheffield Ill Leota Gerdes Morris Smith Britt Gilbert Hall Alvin Hanna Ronald Alvin William Wood Aerbert Hansan Crystal Lake Ray Valley Virginia Jo Ann Tindall Kanawha C. W. Goslin Catholic Ladies Guild W. L. Tindall Claus Smith Lorraine Hazel Charles Jo Ann Dows Iowa Falls Michaelson Ed Hall Gilbert

Woden Baseball Rained Out and Hayfield Loss Recap

Woden school notes baseball game with Wesley was postponed by rain and moved to next fall. Last Friday the team lost 11 to 4 to Hayfield with Rudisill pitching well in his first start despite short handed lineup. Schmidt led at the plate with two doubles and several players added singles. Calendar lists events from May including junior senior banquet academic taste exhibit baccalaureate and commencement followed by finals and break fast events.

Wesley Wayne Naser Kenneth Buns John Rudisill Bernard Schmidt Woden I Stenerson Rudisill Benson George Schmidt

May Exhibit And Activities At Local School

On May 9 the school will host a general exhibit showing work from the year including manual arts home economics biology art penmanship and notebooks. A program of music dramatization begins at 8 p m and the event aims to display project results rather than entertain. The novice typing team led by Mr Johnson traveled to Newton for a state commercial contest with Norma Abbas earning tenth in speed and team members Lorrain Wood Normagene Smith. Juniors and seniors prepare the junior senior banquet on May 2 with high anticipation and girls look forward to stylish formal wear.

Progran Johnson Newton Norma Abbas Lorraine Wood Normagene Smith

Fourth Grade Science and Perfect Attendance Report

Intermediate News notes Friday activities as the intermediate grades earned a quarter holiday for perfect attendance across fifty half-days. The fourth grade science class conducted magnet experiments tied to their magnets unit. Perfect spelling grades listed: Joan Rittenhouse Colleen Collins Virginian Monsin Marilyn Fluth Alvin Hinders Bonnie Thorn Marcene Helin.

Joan Rittenhouse Colleen Collins Virginian Monsin Marilyn Fluth Alvin Hinders Bonnie Thorn Marcene Helin

Local notes mix humor and school work in Titonka

A column of lighthearted items and quips from Titonka includes jokes about store windows and social scenes, a remark on railroad accident causes, a child’s war reference, and a story about an elevator shove. Primary news highlights grade activities with a toy store project and perfect spelling pupils. Robert Johnson misses days due to illness.

Kenneth Monson Jo Ann Vailey Larry Dirksen Jeanette Hall Glen Eden David Trulson Moreen Tegtmeyer John Smith Bobby Gerdes Lyle Doege Jimmy Bade Dennis Gerdes Robert Johnson

Local Dog Show Names and Notable Participants

A list of dog handlers and their dogs including Donald Grubb with the quietest dog Marvin Briggs with the best water spaniel Richard Song with the happiest dog Jackie Wittern with the smartest looking dog and Keith Stott with the sweetest dog, among many others.

Donald Grubb Marvin Briggs Richard Songbush Jackie Wittern Keith Stott

Ramsey Reformed Appointments and School BaccalaureateEvent

Pastor Calvin Schnucker leads Ramsey Reformed Church with cantata practice Saturday at 8 PM and services Sunday including German and English worships at 10 30. Titonka school baccalaureate to be held in Ramsey church Sunday May 11, with confirmation May 18. An ordination and installation of elders and deacons planned Sunday May 4 with Henry Bruns and Herman Grais.

Marvin Aukes Daga Titonka Ramsey Henry Bruns Herman Grais

Dog Show and Parade Draws 143 Dogs Across Algona Area

Saturday dog show and bicycle parade drew 143 entrants from Whittlemore Titonka Fenton Burt Swea City and Algona. Helaine Weisbrod of Fenton won longest tail for Sport after traveling 21 miles. Prizes went to pairs and dogs for traits like best trained shaggiest laziest brownest and smallest among many entries.

Algona Whittlemore Titonka Fenton Burt Swea City Kossuth Call Theatre Helaine ‘Weisbrod Maxine Korsrud Swea ‘City Perry Thomas Moe Eugene Setchell Allen McDowell Gary Waldron Bob Lashbrook

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