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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1951

Page

6

Local Happenings From Titania Area Doings

Dan Wubben reports 882 turkeys lost in the recent storm down from initial estimates. Abbe Winter traveled to Rochester Minnesota for care after Mrs. Winter’s major surgery ten days prior. Fann Trailer plate ownership may visit Topic office for license tag. Harvey Graham visited town and feels stronger. John Rike flew to Harlan for the First Flight Breakfast at the airport with 160 planes from 91 counties. an Airodeo followed by Harlan flyers. Titania Chamber of Commerce slated meeting at Harold’s Roller Rink with usual agenda and lunch. Adolph Missal returned from Mason City hospital. friends hope for a quick recovery. Titania Lions Club to meet with luncheon at Ann Ida’s Cafe and basement rec room of Tyke Electric. Bob Downs signed with Brooklyn Dodgers, assigned to Sheboygan in the Wisconsin State League. opening game was last Thursday. Dick Downs catches for State Teachers College Cedar Falls as an 18 year old senior.

Dan Wubben Abbe Winter Rochester Minn Iing Winter John Rike Harlan Iowa Nebraska Missouri Harlan Flyers Titanica Lions Club Ann & Ida's Tyke Electric Shop Bob Downs Brooklyn Dodgers Vero Beach Florida Sheboygan Club Sheboygan Wis Dick Downs State Teachers College Cedar Falls

Community Notes Mashed with Family Travel and Gifts

The Band Mothers plan a Monday meeting at the home of Mrs. Etta Fahrenholtz. Doyle Reaser visits his uncle Leo Reaser in Fort Dodge. Gifts for Mothers Day including plants stationery candy and jewelry are advertised at the Drug Store along with 19u greeting cards. The DeVries family visited Des Moines and Oskaloosa with a new grandson Stephen William born May 5 at 7 lbs 11% oz. Fred Thacker and Mrs. Brandt return from a Portland Oregon trip. Fred plans an interview for next week's Topic. The Fisher Petersen group heads to Milne with fishing tales to follow. Ted Van Hove hosted guests for son Ted Andrew who leaves for the navy. Several local families attended the dinner and afternoon gathering including Van Hoves Bruns Smith Schutter and others from Buffalo Center Burt Lakota and La Kota. Ted Andrew's address is Co. 51-469 USTIC San Diego 33 Calif.

Etta Fahrenholtz Florence K. Reaser Doyle Leo Reaser Fort Dodge Fred DeVries Des Moines Iowa Lutheran Fred Frank Fisher Russell A. M. Petersen Milne Ted van Hove Ted Andrew Navy William Tjaden Anna Ubben Clarence van Hove Donald Dan Wubben Bob Spear Ewald Bruns Merwin Simon Smith Bonno Schutter Henry van Hove John van Hove Buffalo Center Martin Harms Burt Stanley Stecker Lakota Dick Olson Joan Johnson USTIC San Diego Calif

Local Notes Share News From Fort Wood and Area

Raymond Baer a April entrant is now stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Mo. Mrs C B Chipman hosts Sewing Circle at her Fortnightly meets. S Sgt Harold Bern resides at Fort Bragg. Pvt James Whalen spends furlough after basic at Camp Hood Texas. Bertha Mansmith accompanies Manus family to Corwith for birthday dinner. Herman Rachut party returned from two week trip through the South East. Myra Brown of Garner visits relatives here.

Raymond Baer Fort. Leonard Wood Art Leason C. M. Gross Marshall Seasons Minneapolis Gross Myra Brown Garner C. B. Chipmans Elmer Chipmans Will Ringsdorfs Brown Chipmans Bertha, Mans Ozarks Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains Hope Mills N. C Washington, D. C Harold Bern Fort Bragg Handy Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge Handys Corwith C. B. Chipman Jenny Riebhoff Lance Riebhoff C. F. Whalens Titanica James Whalen Camp Hood Texas

Chorus Line Hoofer Graduates Cum Laude From Hunter College

Lois Jean Precht earned cum laude honors at Hunter College while funding her education by dancing with Ringling Bros circus and tutoring in French. Her path included baby sitting, working in a dime store, and leading a chorus line with Olsen and Johnson before joining Radio City Rockettes. She described graduation as thrilling for her mother and a milestone in pursuing demanding, exciting work.

New York Lois Jean Precht Hunter College Walton High School Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey Circus Circus Hunter Olsen and Johnson Radio City Rocketies Lois Joey Thve Precht

Coin 1 000 Years Old Found In Norway Silver Treasure

A Trondheim excavation uncovered a silver hoard dating about a millennium with 800 coins of Anglo Saxon East Anglia and Danish origin. The collection includes two early Christian silver crucifixes and coins from German and Arabic sources, offering new insight into Viking trade routes and cultural currents.

Norway New York Trondheim Ethelbertus Canute England Denmark

Important Part Played By Mahogany in Wartime

In World War I mahogany shaped aircraft and ships. about eight hundred million square feet of veneer were used for plywood panels and molded forms. The PT boats and vessels built from mahogany aided campaigns in Europe and the Pacific, including escapes by MacArthur and Quezon, with some boats damaging the Japanese fleet at Guadalcanal. Submarine detecting devices used mahogany and even waste was destroyed to conceal methods.

France Europe MacArthur Quezon Philippines Guadalcanal

1950 U S Death Rate Falls to New Low in History

The 1950 death rate averaged about 0.6 per 1 000, roughly 1 percent below the 1948 record, with declines in several diseases and better general health prospects for the coming year despite a respiratory disease wave and an aging population.

Workman's Stomach Reveals Hidden Metal Objects

In London a 24 year old Irish workman had a routine operation uncovering a bicycle axle six inches, a twisted drill three and a half inches, a bicycle wrench five inches, a steel spring three inches, and a hacksaw fragment three and a quarter inches. Doctors report the patient is conscious and recovering well.

London Eng

U S Safer Place in 1950 Than In 45 by 1 000 Lives

Chicago report from the National Safety Council notes 1950 safer overall than 1949 except highways. Total accident deaths estimated at 80 000 35 000 auto deaths 11 percent higher than 1949. Injuries reach about 8 900 000 with high home tolls.

U.S Chicago United States National Safety Council

Missing Link Skull Casts Arrive From British Museum

Smithsonian Institution receives casts of Proconsul skulls from the British Museum. Kenyan fossils unearthed by Dr L B Leakey place the anthropoid around 25 million years old in Miocene deposits, showing teeth closer to humans than to modern apes.

Smithsonian Institution British Museum Kenya East Africa L. 8. B. Leakey

Soviet Claims Record Number of Centenarians

The Doctors Gazette, a USSR Ministry of Health publication, states over 10 000 people in the USSR are aged 100 or more. It names Mamsyr Kiut, 164, in Georgia as the oldest man and Kamazan Khanum, 127, of Turkmen as the oldest woman, and mentions a 144 year old collective farmer and a 111 year old man active in fishing hunting and carpentry.

Russia Moscow Doctor’s Gazette Ministry of Health Ussr Soviet Union Mamsyr Kiut Georgia Kamazan Khanum Turkmen Collec

Sheep Scab Outbreaks Explain Survival Niche

New English experiments show sheep scab mites survive treatment by hiding on the sheep body during shearing. Mites shelter in ears or under tar where insecticides and clippers cannot reach, leading to recurring infections.

England

Fractional crystallization explained in purification

Water freezes into a regular crystal lattice while impurity molecules are too large or too small to fit. They are expelled from the crystal, leaving purified water as the solid forms. The same principle is used to purify many commercial chemicals.

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