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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1940

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Activities of Public Schools for the Week

Weekly school notes cover music contests at Storm Lake with two seniors earning superior ratings brass sextette and mixed chorus. Senior News describes dream houses under $5,000, bandquet invitations, and plans for the senior class play Everybody's Crazy. Junior and Sophomore News report class activities, exams, and upcoming events including a school exhibit and a banquet for seniors.

Badltor-in-chiat Sayra Winkie Mustc Jacqueline Callies Benior Darlene Higgins Millier Jsayre Winkie Lavon Oesterreicher Dreehman Gladys Ann Smith Sayre Winkie Darlene Higgins Caesar Storm Lake Gaasar nHs Fnally

Woden Junior Senior Banquet Held With Pirate Theme

On Friday April 26 the Woden junior senior banquet took place at Blue Darth Minnesota with a pirate theme stars a anchor ship display. Virginia Tin dall presided as toastmistress and the program lists Welcome Alan Huklin Responses Henry Gerdes Pieces of Eight Carolyn Buns song On Treasure Island Carol Mae Gos Mn Normagene Smith LaRayne Wood Norma Abbas Flag Marjorie Rudyatil Clagy Will Dorothy Hulsinga Class Prophecy Marjorie Boyken Class History Lois Wood Walking the Plank Superintendent Bode. After the banquet a theatre party was held.

Woden Blue Darth Minnesota Virginia Lee Tindall Alan Huklin Henry Gerdes Carolyn Buns Treasure Island Carol Mae Gos Mn Normagene Smith LaRayne Wood Norma Abbas Marjorie Rudiatil J Clagy Will Dorothy Hulsinga Marjorie Boyken Lois Wood Superintendent Bode

County Minister Education Meet in Algona

The Kossuth County Ministerial Association and the Mossuth County Council of Christian Education convene Monday May 6 at 6:30 pm at the Algona Presbyterian church. Devotions, study groups on Methods of Reaching and Teaching, and an inspirational address by Rev Q G Herbrecat follow with speakers from Algona Fenton Lakota Wesley Burt Swea City Titonka Lone Rock and Des Moines. Samuel Higgenbottom to speak Monday morning in Algona with a county wide inter denominational session to follow.

Kossuth County Ministerial Association Mossuth County

Lotts Creek and Algona Youths Escape Injuries

Lotts Creek and Algona youths Bertha Pao Stratz Caroling Peter Edwin and Erwin Luedke escaped injuries last Thursday evening en route to a Livermore dance when a car overturned in a ditch after the driver Edwin Luedka lost control on a newly graded road. The auto was damaged.

Lotts Creek Algona Bertha Pao- Stratz Caroling Peter Edwin Erwin Luedke Livermore Dill Edwin Luedka

Fourth Grade May Activities And Charitable Drive

A fourth grade group recalls area and volume review last week. They celebrate Audrey’s tenth birthday with candy bars on Wednesday. Activities include kittenball with fifth grade, penny drives for the Children’s Crusade, and an upcoming NHS exhibit on May 7. Students report most are back in class after measles and describe art posters, May baskets, growing robin sightings, and readers like Joyce Schnucker and Kenneth Krantz sharing stories with older students.

Audrey Children’s Crusade For NHS Leona Hotgani Dean Kuchenreuther Venturn Joyce Schnucker Harvey Isebrandt Kenneth Krantz

Gone with the Wind livestock saga at Tyke Theatre

May 15 and 16 at Tyke Theatre feature a recounting of the film’s massive stock needs for Gone with the Wind. It notes 160 staffers, 12 hundred horses, 500 mules, 100 hogs, 100 cows, poultry, dogs, and cats fed daily, with costs over 75000 dollars for a year of care.

Tyke Theatre Margaret Mitchall Hollywood Georgia William Clark Artzona Rarchman Selzinsk International Studio Clark Lark Gable Vivien Leigh Leslie Howard Thomas Mitchell Los Angeles Rayalty Old South Clark ‘Gable Atlanta Woehegone Kurtz David O. Selanick Victor Fleming Clark Gable Olivia DeHavilland Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer

Insane Patient Escapes From New County Home

John Severson, 54, a patient at the new Kossuth county home, escaped Wednesday morning and is being sought by county officials. He was last seen about 11 o clock while working outside. Severson, formerly at Cherokee, was transferred to the county home in March with other patients. He is five feet eight inches tall and wore a brown wool jacket, blue overalls, and a black hat.

John Severson New Kossuth Kossuth Severson Cherokee New County Hea

Fritz Gerdes Hurt in Ten Foot Fall at Alexander Iowa

Fritz T. Gerdes of Woden suffered a severe wrenching injury and several cracked ribs after falling ten feet from a scaffold while repairing game buildings at Alexander Iowa. He was brought home immediately and is under a doctor's care.

Fritz Gerdes Woden Woddn Fritz T. Gerdes Alexander Iowa

Federated Club Meeting at Burt May 7

The county Federated club will meet at Burt Tuesday May 7 with an 11 o'clock business session followed by luncheon and a program at the Presbyterian church. Mrs R H Sylvester interior decorator from Younkers Des Moines will speak on English Homes aided by a Younkers representative on wedgewood. The Iown Federated exhibit of porcelain and china will be shown. Mrs Vingitia Bedell Spirit Lake County Attorney will discuss Wavenile Delinquency. Music will accompany the event. Luncheon price is 26 cents.

Federated Club Burt England County Federated Club Presbbyterian R. H. Sylvester Younkers Deg Moines Iown Federated Vingitia Bedell Spirit Lake Dickingon County

American Legion and Auxiliary News Poppy event and plans

The poppy committee led by Mary Young and co host Camilla Cooper entertained sixteen members and guests at the Cooper home. A short business meeting featured a poppy program and six hundred poppies prepared for Poppy Day May 25. Nellie Whelgon reported citizenship and safety club formation with seventeen rural grade children, rules, and committees. Arbor Day cooperation with Women’s Moderated Club and Legion for park beautification was noted. Regular May meeting set for Denton home. Music Week May 6 through 11 and Poppy Day May 25.

Mary Young Camilla [Cooper Cooper Julia Nelsons Mary ‘Sartar Gabie Denton Nellie Whelgon Citizenship and Safety Club The Legion Denton

Officers Find Note In Japanese Lingo On Car

Police near Lone Rock read three notes written in Japanese attached to a car found four miles south and two miles west of Lone Rock. The occupants were two Japanese men linked to the International Chick Association of Fresno California working in the area. The car did not appear to slip off the road. Willis Cotton of Lone Rock was asked to tow the car to Algona. Cotton says the men have worked in Iowa during the past three hatchings. The front end of the car was damaged.

Lone Rock iLocal Kossuth International Chick Association Fresno California Willis Cotten Algona Cotton Iowa

Beef Cattle Meeting at Burt May 7

County agent A L Brown announces a beef cattle meeting and dinner Tuesday evening May 7 at the Burt Hotel for Kossuth Cattle Association members and others. A 7:15 beefstork dinner will precede talks by Herman Anberg of the Chicago Producers and Rex Beresford from Ames, with Clark Seuffham presiding. Open discussions follow. tickets 75 cents at the county agent office or through Seuffham.

A. L. Brown Burt Hotel Kossuth Cattle Association Herman Anberg Chicago Producers Rex Beresford Ames Extension Service Clark Seuffham Algona Incal Cattle Association Gale

Wesley Legion Selects Bauer for Bay State Boys State

The American Legion met in Wesley Legion rooms Friday night and chose Ralph Bauer as the single candidate for Boys State to be held in Des Moines during the first week in June. They also voted to sponsor Junior Legion baseball again under longtime manager Vee Mullin.

Whsley American Legion Des Moines Nunes Ralph Bauer R. C. ‘Bauer Vee Mullin

Young Hardin County Farmer Buys Family Farm

Stanley Deler, 22, becomes one of Hardin County's youngest farm owner-operators by purchasing the farm where his father once lived. The acquisition marks a notable step in the family's agricultural legacy.

Stanley Deler Hardin County

Achievement Day at Bart May 3 Highlights Planned

Finishing touches are being put to Achievement Day exhibits as the annual event set for Friday May 3 approaches. The program starts at 10:00 with county chairman Mrs. H. C. Weisbrod presiding and features community singing, introductions, recognitions of 100 percent cooperators and leaders, Farm Bureau groups, guest speakers, music, a panel on The Farm Woman and the World Today, and group performances by county women and 4-H clubs.

H. C. Weisbrod Farm ‘Bureau Spirit Gang God Diesg America G. W. Blelch Farm Bureau A. L. Brown Betty Foth Floyd Bods N. May Larson State Home Iona Iowa Hileworth Richardson Educational Department State Conservation Office

Elwood Nelson Marries Mildred Bohach at Hopkins

Elwood Nelson wed Miss Mildred Bohach of Hopkins Minnesota on Saturday April 27 at 8 pm in the Lutheran church in Hopkins. Attendants Myrtle and Lillian Bohach and friends Al Olson and Lloyd Vickerman. Bridal party in satin and lace, bouquets of roses and calla lilies. The couple will reside on the farm west of Titonka and receive best wishes.

Elwood Nelson Minnesota Mildred Bohach Hopkins Minn H. A. Nelson Myrtle Lillian Bohach Pride al Olson Lloyd Vickerman Titonka

Bancroft C C Camp Boys Visit Tyke Theatre

More than one hundred boys from Bancroft C C Camp attended a Tuesday evening at the Tyke Theatre in Questa invited by Bartlett Brothers theatre managers. Camp physician Dr. Cook led the visit with the usual program plus reels of home movies showing boys at work on county projects.

Bancroft C.c-C Tyke Theatre Bancroft C.C Questa Bartlett

Marriage Licenses Issued In Rose Ruth County This Week

Marriage licenses issued in Rose Ruth county include Austin L. Hansen age 26 and Doris I. Ledding age 29 of Hudson Wisconsin. Orin Hollan 41 Anoka Minnesota and Viola Corbin 18 Elk River Minnesota. John Keane 26 Whittemore and Helen M. Kramer 20 Irvington. Hiram Bleeker Jegal and Lilian A. Davis Jegal Streator Illinois. Albert JOgren Jegal Algona and Marie Green Jegal Algona. Lac Alderson 21 and Yvllle Mae Hichorn 20 Minneanglis. Floyg Bonebroke 21 and Lucille Randall 20 Winnebage Minnesota.

Rose Ruth County Austin L. Hansen Doris I. Ledding Hudson, Wis Orin Hollan Anoka Minn Viola Corbin Elk River John Keane Whittemore Helen M. Kramer Irvington Hiram Bleeker Jegal Algona Lilian A. Davis Strea

Funeral services for Mrs A E Giddings

Funeral services for Mrs JA B Giddings age 7 died Wednesday at her home were held Friday at the Methodist church with Rev J A Riggs in charge. Born January 8 1869 in Little Rock Arkansas her father was state superintendent of schools. Surviving are husband A B Giddings five children Gordon Wesley Glenn De Pauw University Green Castle Indiana Mrs Hope Swinton Galesburg Illinois Mia Helen Bent Isy Atlanta Georgia Milton Wesley a sister Mrs Goodnow Wesley. Burial was in Dyer Green cemetery where her husband has been a trustee for 40 years.

Wdsluby JA. B. Giddings Church S J. A. ‘Riggs Mrs.Giddings Little Rock Arkansas State Superintendent of Schools of A. DB. Giddings Gordon Wesley Glenn de Pauw University Green Castle Indiana Hope Swinton Galesburg Ill Mia Helen Bent Isy Atlanta,Ga Milton Mr Goodnow Dyer‘green Cemetery

Juniors Banquet Honors Seniors With Hawaiian Themed Night

The Lutheran church basement hosted a Tuesday junior class banquet for the 1940 senior class. A Hawaiian setting, palm centerpiece decor, pineapple menus, and gold boat place cards framed the event. Students served by sophomores and a program featured speeches, solos, and a band concert, followed by a party at the Coliseum hosted by the Titanka Woman's Club.

Lutheran Church Motiera Clagg Clarence Loats Clarance iLoats Herman Welhousen Herbert Isebrand Hawaii Sua Andrew Peters Junior Batt Verdene Boyken Clarence Brandt Alice Budlong Vern Doege Asther Fritz Forest Hansen Audrey Brandt Geraldine Brons Jacqueline Callies Loreen Sandl Lewis Larson Arnold Ricklefs Daryl Bayder Darlene Higging Alice Kuchenreuther Wayna Mechler Irwin Pannhuk Laura Jean Smith Jean Tryon Charles Reed Lula Aden Oscar Gingrich Ruth Heenken Anna Mae Moore Marjorie Paterson Sigwell Wood Sayre Winkle Duane Hansen Harold Beenken Oddie Callies Clarente Gingrich Betty Dreesman Helen Falk Sylvester Hoff Clarence iLoats Lloyd Miller George Moore Robert Pink Don Schuttar Palkert Stecker Robert Spear Elwyn Stenzel Irens Baade

Bullfighter Klingborg Is Knocked Over Fence by Bull

Near Remsen, David Klingborg faced a 1,250 pound bull with a powerful uppercut that knocked him to the ground twice. The animal lifted him over a six foot fence as he lay stunned, then ignored the open gate and did not attack him further.

David Klingborg Near Remsen Joe Louis Klinghorg Wose Mr. Klunghborg

Kossuth Court News Details Suit Over Promissory Note

Algona reports a suit filed in Kossuth District Court by Ellie T Butterworth as administrator of Oscar E Butterworth against Dennis M Kelleher and Mary 8 Kelleher seeking 17201 85 for a 10000 note plus interest and costs with attorney fees. Hutchison and Hutchison represents the plaintiff. New probate cases include the estates of Donald R Turner Lyle D Reynolds and the guardianship of Merwin John. Justice of Peace Della Welter fines Claire Wermorsen for reckless driving.

Algona Dennis M. Kelleher Tort Dodge Mary Kelleher Kogauth District Court Ellie T. Butterworth Oscar E. Butterworth Oscar Butter+ worth Butterworth Hutchison and Hutchison, Algona Donald R. Turner Palo Alto County Lyle DB. Reynolds Bernice Reynolds Merwin John John C. A. Carlson Nelle McVeigh Fla Justice of Peace Della Welter’s Court Claire Wermorsen

Hamilton of Mason City to Address Woden Graduates

Woden high school plans May 8 commencement with Hamilton School of Commerce president H Wiard R Hamilton of Mason City as speaker. Bode, Rudisill, and school board members outlined diploma, baccalaureate, and sermon arrangements with the Lutheran church officiants and a glee club presentation.

Lutheran Ohirch J. H. Robers Lutheran Britt and Woden John Rudisill Ben Isebrand Jacob Kurtzleben Herman Buns Fritz T. Gerdes Ted Bode Gertrude Gronbech Richard Hall Eva Witthauer Edith Boyken Marjorie Boyken Attna Brunsen Leon Christensen Marjorie Dirksen Rudolph Doden Henry Gerdes Anna Dorothy Hulsinga Dorothy Hulsinga Louise Milian Irena Oswald Marjorie Rudisill Marcella Schmidt Marie Schmidt Stanley Valley Lois ‘Wood

Eleven Algona Youths Escape Injury In Ditch Crash

Eleven Algona youths escaped serious harm when driver Clarence Craig lost control on loose gravel near Plum Creek township. The car overturned three times and slid down a 204 foot embankment ten miles northeast of Algona. Fern Johnson suffered shallow cuts and Katherine Palmer a deep cut above the eye. Other passengers included Martha Lou Pelisek Barbara Zentner Pearl Hovey Nadine Howitt Harold Baker Rungell Larkin Bud Helmers and Clarence Craig.

Algona Clarence Craig Plum Creek Ha Schmidt Lotts Creek Fern Johnson Katherine Palmer Martha Lou Josephine Pelisek Barbara Zentner Pearl Hovey Nadine Howitt Harold Baker Rungell Larkin Bud” Helmers

Woden Seniors Take Skip Day Trip to Des Moines

Woden seniors held their annual Skip Day last Tuesday departing at 5:00 for Des Moines. Led by Supt Bodedroya and Chas Christensen, the group visited Bankers Life building WHO radio station Register and Tribune buildings the capitol and historical buildings and the municipal airport. Some members rode in an airplane and witnessed a range transport plane arrival.

Woden Des Moines

Henry Meyer Escapes Injury in Woden Wreck

Henry C. Meyer of Woden escaped injury Saturday when his car overturned four and a half miles south of Woden. He was traveling north when a side road car failed to stop. He drove into the ditch to avoid collision. His Model T Ford was towed to a garage for repairs.

Henry Meyer Woden Henry C. Meyer Mr. Meyar Henry Henrie

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Washington Irving Katie Gigler Dorothy Wiegand David Slayden Mehs American Legion and Auxiliary News Wesley Legion Bay State BART A. E. Giddings Kossuth District and Justice Court News OF the Week
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