Titonka Council Minutes Record 1963 Actions and Special Meetings
The Titonka Iowa council approves minutes of regular and two special sessions. Reports from Clerk and Treasurer filed. Bills itemized and paid across General Road Use Water Public Safety Sanitation and other accounts. Special meetings authorize levy estimates and sewer bonds issuance. Local residents visit. Slow Down and Live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Iowa
General
Interstate Power Co
Tlec
Blee
K & H Co-op Oil Co
Elmer Dole Co
Farmers Co-op Oil Co
Cere
Kk & H Coop Oil Co
Gag Ccs
Elec
Fred Baade
Pest-Kil Chemical Co
Titania
Standard Oil Co
United Bldg. Center, Inc
Beed Hardware
David Gouge
Thermogas Co
State Hygienic
John Tjarks
K & H Coop Oil Co
Lutheran Church Corner
Methodist Church
Amos Krominga
Sybil
Sybil Freerksen
Fishing Opens Monday At Slough Recreation Area
The U S Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife says spring fishing at Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge Public Recreation Area opens Monday May 20 at sunrise and runs to September 30. Both pits will be open. no minnows or fish parts allowed for bait to prevent carp introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Sport, Fisheries and Wildlife
the Fish and Wildlife Service
Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge
John Wilbrecht
Union Slough
Bancroft Road
Bancroft
Wilbrecht
Titania Womans Club Meeting Highlights May 9
Twelve members met at the Harry Reed home despite bad weather. May Budlong led a lesson on the operettas The King and I and Flower Drums with music from the show. Raymond Krantz reported CARE awards from the county meeting and plans for June 6 breakfast. The Buffalo Boosters 4 H Club hosted a Mother's Day Tea with 16 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reed
Ethel Reed
May Budlong
Rogers and Hammerstein
Fern Kitzinger
Raymond Krantz
Lakota
Reading
Ethel Downs
Funeral Services Held For Alvin Brandt Infant
Abbreviated funeral services were held Monday morning May 12 for Tami Sue Brandt infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Brandt who passed away shortly after birth Friday evening May 10 Rev Don Salberg officiated LeRoy Bruns soloist accompanied by Mrs John Osterman Interment was in the Emmanuel Lutheran Cemetery Blake Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tami Sue Brandt
Alvin Brandt
Don Salberg
LeRoy Bruns
John Osterman
Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery
Blake Funeral Home
No Vote Urged On Wheat Program By Farm Bureau
The Kossuth County Farm Bureau urges wheat growers to reject the proposed wheat program in the May 21 referendum. Clarence Brandt of Tisonka County says the plan is the strictest control for any farm commodity and could lead to future acreage reductions and lower feed prices raising meat milk and egg costs. He notes the two price feature would dump wheat into the feed grain market and reminds producers with over 15 acres may vote, while those under 15 must register by May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County Farm Bureau
Clarence Brandt
Tilonka
Countty Farm Bureau
Brandt
Iowa
Rev Schulz Observes 25th Ordination Anniversary
The St Paul Lutheran Church of Stewart Minnesota will mark the 25th ordination anniversary of Pastor M Schulz on Sunday May 19 at 2 00 p m A surprise observance of the couple s 25th wedding anniversary is planned The pastor previously led Good Hope Lutheran Church from spring 1938 to June 1942 and has served the Stewart church since 1942
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Schulz
St. Paul
Price-Support Takeover Extended On 62 Soybeans
The price support loan takeover date for 1962 crop soybeans is extended through July 31, announced by Richard Anderson. The original start date was after May 31 to give producers two more months to redeem loans and market beans. ASCS county offices will inform affected producers of extension terms. About 53 million bushels remained under price support as of March 31.
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Richard Anderson
Anderson
ASCS
Chamber Plans Indian Day Parade Broadcast
Titonka Chamber of Commerce discussed plans for the annual Indian Day during a Monday meeting. KLGA representatives proposed broadcasting the entire parade but no decision was reached. The celebration is set for Friday and Saturday July 26 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Chamber of Commerce
KLGA
Algona Radio Station
Titania Band Earns First I Rating In A Decade
The Titania Band won an I rating at a recent music contest on May 4, with all three vocal groups receiving lower ratings. Band Mothers praise students for musicanship and host conduct. New officers were elected May 13 led by President Mrs Clifford Krantz.
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Titania Band
Oberheltzer
Clifford Krantz
Henry Pommer
Charles Sebeck
Richard Cosgrove
Mailbox Improvement Week Set for May 20 25 1963
The week of May 20 25 1963 has been designated Mailbox Improvement Week. Mailboxes should be kept in good serviceable condition with owner names on the side visible to the carrier. Boxes must be properly installed and painted to prevent weather exposure and ensure prompt delivery. Rural mailbox owners are urged to prepare during this special week.
Rev Gerstmann to Deliver 1963 Baccalaureate Sermon
The Fitonka Stg School senior class will hold the baccalaureate service in the showl auditorium Sunday May 1968 at 8 00 p m Rev A F Gerstimann pastor of the Good Hope Lutheran Church will deliver the sermon The program includes processional invocational chorus song Jesu Priceless Treasure and the benediction by Rev Wilde Commencement exercises are set for Thursday May 23 with Sigvald D Faulke president of Waldorf College delivering the address
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Fitonka
Showl
A. F. Gerstimann
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Carolyn Engelbaris
W. Morris Kildal
Wilde
William Fritz Wins Exhiots Merit Plaque at Sioux Falls Farm Show
William Fritz, a local farmer, receives the first 1963 Exhibitors Merit Award Plaque sponsored by the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce at the Sioux Falls Farm Show. He previously earned Grand Champion and Reserve Champion honors in sheep in 1962 and Grand Champion in 1961.
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William Fritz
Sioux Falls
Flaxseed Permitted on Diverted Acres Under Programs
Under the 1963 feed grain and wheat programs flaxseed may be planted on diverted acreage. The crop will not qualify for diversion payments or price support, though full price support for other crops remains unaffected. Access irrigation details at the ASCS county office. Brownie News notes May 8 meeting and Day Camp plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Anderson
ASCS
Anderson
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Legion Junior Auxiliary April Meeting Planned Tea
The American Legion Auxiliary Juniors met on April 28 and set a Mothers Day Tea for May 13 at the Lutheran Church social hall. They approved gifting Sherry Boyken five dollars for Girls State spending money and scheduled a May 6 practice date for the Mothers Day program. Lunch was provided by Michal and Kathy Higgins. tea hostesses include Mrs Garrett Sherry Boyken Sandra and Donna Hoover. Clyde Yates family of Clear Lake visited J R Schutter's home Sunday.
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Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club
Titania Methodist Church
Gutknecht
Sandy Hoover
Ann Sexton
Lois Janssen
Carol Janssen
Val Miller
Brenda Eden
Sydel Harms
Jolene Sleper
Clear Lake
Janice Larsen
Jane Buffington
Sharon Eden
Mary Baling
American Legion Auxiliary
Lutheran Church
Sherry Boyken
Michal
Kathy Higgins
Garrett
Sandra
Donna Hoover
Plans to Organize VEW Auxiliary Unit
Attention all wives daughters granddaughters and sisters of veterans eligible to join the Veterans of Foreign Wars VEW Auxiliary to William H Kennedy Post 4071 Titania initial steps taken to form a women’s auxiliary A meeting will be held Thursday May 16 at 8 00 p m in the school lunch room to install officers and initiate members. Prospective members must bring serviceman serial number campaign medal service details and other information to complete membership cards A barbecue guest Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Gary Michaelgen were Mr and Mrs Marvin Hellinga of Wo den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William H. Kennedy
VFW
Titania
Pease
Funeral Services Held For John E Buns
Widely known Waden businessman John E Buns died after a long illness at Buffalo Center Hospital He was 80 Born in Heidelberg Germany he came to America in 1900s and lived in Woden Titonka and Buffalo Center He served on the school board and as member of St Johns Lutheran Church He is survived by six children ten grandchildren and great grandchildren with siblings and in laws noted. Funeral held Wednesday at St John Lutheran Church Woden with six nephews carrying the casket to Binghan Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Buns
St John Lutheran Church
Wede
Throughton Funeral Home
John E Jacklin
Binghan
Woden
John Eileen Buns
Herry H
Amkie Burns-Buns Wa
Heidelberg
Germany
America
Buffalo Center
Bertha Baack
Henry Baack
Buns
Titonka
Buns Grocery
Louise Martha
Henry
Arnold
Caroline John
Harold
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lutheran Brotherhood
Martin
Louise Smith
Jacob
Martha) ‘Theiben
Waden
Julius
Caroline) Bilyeu
Cicago
John
Anton
Herman
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Harold E. Gartner
Ronnie Garrett
Ft. Dodge
Dwight Garrett
Slough
Jane Schmidt
North Iowa
Jane
Fred Schmidt
Buffalo Boosters
Jack Stransky
Omaha
Neb
Ilo Buffington
Darrell Beavers
Belmond
Bill Hagen
Phil Jaren
Paul Thacker
Spencer
Alice
Crystal Lake
W.S.C.S
Chamber of Commerce
Gerstmann
Harry Beed
Ellen Boelkes
Martha Boyken
Louise Mechler
Esther Peterson
Edith Isebrand
Bonnie Fuller
Barbara Wolfe
Legion Junior Auxiliary
Clyde Yates
J. R. Schutter
VEW
Gary Michaelgen
Marvin Hellinga
Wader
Buffalo Homemakers
Buffalo Township
Lester Eden
Aller Eden
Doug Mechler
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