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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1945

Page

5

Titonka High School Week Activity Roundup 1945

Senior activities this week include skip day, Cissa night, and upcoming Commencement May 11 and Baccalaureate May 13. Juniors decorated the gym for the banquet May 3 aboard the Ice Cutter, with speeches, duets, prophecies, and songs marking the seniors’ celebrations.

High School Kay Dunmire Marjorie Meyer Lena Schmidt Billy Boyken Wilfour Spear Dick Downs Marietta Norland Donny Budlong Callies Delores Lady Che Irvin Rippen Acta Gela Paterson Pearl Beenken Florence Schutter Millie Sleper Wdoloris Welhousen Marjorie Mey Keith Young Bill Boyken Irvin Rippentrop Robert Jandl Hans DeVries Lois Schram Tenice Brandt Ola F Rippentrop Marjorit Meyer Mrs. Cal

Engagement and upcoming wedding announced in Dubuque

Mary Ellen Hesse and Leroy Loats announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage in the University Chapel in Dubuque Iowa on June 2. Giesse, a Dubuque University graduate, taught at Monroe Junior High and Loats is a senior at the theological seminary of the University of Dubuque.

Leroy Loats Mary Ellen Hesse Harl Hdward Hoage Chicago Mary Eileen Thomas Loats Titonka University Chapel Dubuque Iowa Mias Giesse University of The Theological Seminary of

Last Rites Held For Lewis Oppedal In Titanica

Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Titanica for Lewis Oppedal aged 61. Born June 12 1883 in Titonka he died May 8 at his Buffalo Center home after a farming life. He is survived by his brother Ole and other relatives. Burial was in Buffalo Township cemetery.

Methodist Titanica Lewis Oppedal W. L. Patterson Carl F. Callies R. C. Ball Wm. Schram Chas, Volke Otto Falk Frank Hinhbes Robert DeVries Jr George J. Schutter Andrew Petersen Buffalo Township Lewis Oppedel Lara A Julia Oppedal Titonka Buffalo Center Mary Anker Amnie Hansen Martha Brung Andrew Jerman Hig Ole

Carter Memorial at Burt Sunday

Funeral services were held at St. John’s Lutheran church for Joel Frederick Carter a Marine Pfc who died on Iwo Jima February 20. He enlisted in 1949 trained in California and served in the Marshall Islands Saipan Tianan Iwo Jima where he fell. He belonged to the Fourth Marine Division and posthumously received the Purple Heart. He is survived by his parents four sisters two brothers and many relatives. Honorary pallbearers were named and an American flag presented to Mrs Carter. Offerings were given to the Red Cross in memory of Joel.

Fourth Marine Division A. F. Carter Marie Flood Geneva Shipler Ruth Burwash Lynna’ Jean Ottumwa Raymond Rochester John John Carter Jonesboro Tenn Robert Cables Titonka Very Baas Wilbur Baas William Garman Kenneth Hutzel Lawrence Riedel Howard Sigsbee J. L. Miller Legion Post Carter Wilfred Chafee United Service Women Joel Red Cross

Poppy Day Observance Set For May 26 In Titanka

American Legion auxiliary members prepare to distribute memorial poppies to Titanka residents on May 26 as a tribute to soldiers who died in both world wars. Poppies, 900 in number, were produced by disabled veterans in Des Moines. Proceeds fund aid to disabled veterans and families of servicemen.

American Legion Auxiliary Titanka America Veteran's Facility Des Moines Town Department of the Auxiliary Anna Andrews Auxiliary Poppy Manders Fields Tarawa Legion

Govern Receives Purple Heart for Valor in Germany

Hubert A. Govern, son of Mrs. Mary Govern, earned the Purple Heart for injuries in action in Germany with the 80th Division of Patton's Third Army. He is treated in an England hospital since late December and can walk a little.

Pic Hubert A. Govern Mary Govern Germany Patton Third Army England

Memorial service and local fund gifts in Burt community

The Burt community honored a late member with memorial contributions from blood plasma programs and church funds. The Class of 1948 prepared to place a school portrait, Knoll Post No. 49 funded a local memorial, and Rev Rieth delivered the sermon as many locals attended.

Army and Navy The Lutheran Church St. Johns Lutheran Church Burt High School Joel Knoll Post No

V E Day Observed in Titon Sees Stores Close About Time

V E Day was observed in Titon with stores closing at eight in the morning and remaining shut all day. Restaurants closed at one for a brief supper hour. The theatre stayed closed Tuesday evening. Lutheran and Methodist churches held evening services with strong attendance.

Titones Titonka Truman

Lions Club Luncheon Features Boy Scout Executive

The Titanka Liong club holds its regular luncheon this Thursday at Bartlett Cafe at 7 PM followed by a meeting at the legion rooms. Elson Fischer, Boy Scout executive for the Prairie Gold area, will deliver the address and is billed as an engaging speaker with a worthwhile message.

Titanka Liong Club Bartlett Cafe Legion Rooms Elson Fischer Prarie Gold Area Fischer

Monitored drive ships 2820 pounds of clothing and shoes

The last two weekends collected clothing and shoes were shipped out Monday. Sixty five cartons of clothing and eleven sacks of shoes totaling 2820 pounds were included. The Mtonka Lions Club sponsored the drive with Dr. B R Ball as president and many patriotic men and women assisting, deserving credit for the fine collection.

Mtonka Lions Club BR. C. Ball

Youngwirth and May wed at Wesley Church in Corwith

Alice Youngwirth daughter of Mr and Mrs John Youngwirth married Richard May son of Mr and Mrs Vern May at St Josephs Catholic Church Wea ley officiated by Rev L N Klein The bride wore white satin with train fingertip veil orange blossom coronet pearls bouquet Bridesmaid wore pink satin gown Bouillon boutonniers white carnations Groom and groomsman in dark suits After nuptial mass a three course dinner for 85 at the bride's home A wedding dance followed at Klein Peters hall and couple plan to live on the groom's farm east of Corwith

Whsiwr — Wiissance St. Joseph's Corwith Ruth Being Trene Youngwirth Sylvia Ferstl Wileen Wingert Kleinpeter Hall

Kossuth bond workers plan Friday rally and drive details

Kossuth County bond workers schedule a Friday May 11 rally at 8 PM at the Prisoner of War Camp to launch a house to house and farm to farm canvass for the Seventh War Loan Drive. The goal, $1,498,000, relies on strong per acre and per family purchases as the county aims to surpass prior drives.

Kossuth A. T. Lobdell Kossuth County Europe Béett Buffalo Chris Brandt Burt E. R Waltz Cresco Ralph Morgan Eagle John C. Johnson Fenton Peter Hayenga Oe R. B. Chambers German G. D. Welhousen

Valley Victory 4-H Club Girls Meet at Mrs Plasier's

The Valley Victory 4-H Club held its regular meeting at Mrs. Henry Plasier's home with eight members present. A window treatment discussion, a slip cover demonstration, and studies of Sunflowers and Winter in Russia followed a bird-themed roll call. Games and songs preceded a lunch, and the next gathering is set for Velida Bruns' home on May 26.

Valley Victory Valley ‘Victory Henry Plasier Marvella Brung Russia Velida Bruns

Charles Baack Funeral Held Friday in Woden

Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at St. John's Lutheran for Charles Baack formerly of Woden. He died April 30 in Mapleton Minnesota at age 58 after a past heart attack. Surviving are wife four daughters Velma Ruby Eunice Betty and a son LeRoy in the Philippines Burial was in Henares cemetery

Woden Charles Baack St. John’s Lutheran Church Kolberg Mr. Baack Mapleton Minn Baack Ventura Willard Moler Velma Cpl Ruby Banck Camp Detrick Fredrick Maryland Eunice Banck Hunter College New York Betty l LeRoy Baack

Newspapers of Nov 11 18 in topic window

The editor displays copies of the Mason City Globe Gazette and Chicago Tribune from November 11, 1913 in Garner. An early edition of the Globe Gazette carried Germany’s Surrender story with a top banner Glory, Hallelujah. The paper recalls Dewey’s victory in Manila from May 8, 1898 and notes saving papers for future generations.

Mason Cuty Globe Gazette Tia Stilings Tribune Garner Globe-Gazette Germany Chicago Tribune Dewey Manilla Spain

Immanuel Lutheran Church Announces Ascension Day and Prayer Services

Rev. Wm. Plant leads Ascension day services Thursday at 8 pm with a national day of prayer next Sunday at 10 30 am. Sunday school and Bible class begin at 8 30 am. A special offering supports Lutheran World Relief at both gatherings. Former line items show multiple donor names and amounts from various towns.

Immanuel Lutheran Church Wm. Plant St. Marhes Lutheran Church Mason City

Titonka High School Commencement Plans at Tyke Theatre

Commencement exercises for Titonka high school move to the Tyke Theatre this year to provide better seating. Superintendent M F Cheaver notes no admission charge and a large turnout expected with 16 graduates listed. Speaker will be W R Hamilton of Hamilton's Business University.

Supt M. F. Cheaver Titonka High School Tyke Theatre W. R. Hamilton Hamilton Business University of Mason City Brnentine Adamson Erwin Heanken Evelyn Geenken Norman Bind Donald Bydlong Hang DeVries Carl Giesking Jr Drusilla Hansen Gladys Henken Donna Kromings Leela Krominga Stanley Moore Tola Rippentrop Hisse Stroebel Marjorie Tjaden Doloréy Welhoussen

Real Job to Hold Prices After War

Iowa State College economist Geoffrey Shepherd, temporary with the Office of Price Administration, argues price supports at 90 percent of parity will be hard to sustain while letting farmers maximize production. He outlines three alternatives: restrict production to meet guaranteed prices, expand consumption, or keep supports flexible, noting past production controls failed and likely won’t boost overall farm income postwar.

Geoffrey Shepherd Iowa State College Farm Shepherd

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Titonka School Wwe Govern Purple Heart BOY Scouts Lions Club Alice Youngwirth Richard May Wesley Church Ramsey Tom Cogley Riverdale John Bormann Seneca Julius W. Bollig Lone Rock Art Priebe LaVerne J. A. Nelson Are City Ray D. Smith Tronke Dr. H. J, Torgerson Wesley LeRoy Kleinpeter Whittemore A.D. Brogan Methodist Church Mtonka High School W. L. Pattergon Plassé
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