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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1945

Page

5

Titonka High School Week in Review Arts and Sports

The Titonka high school week features class night with awards including 568 music awards and 24 letters and certificates for sports. Valedictorian Drusilla Hansen and salutatorian Bretaing Adamson highlighted, with farewell gifts to teachers. Commencement held at Tyke Theatre with W. R. Hamilton of Hamilton's College giving the address. Various reports cover academics from AG to English, music news, athletics, and grade reports.

Miss Lady Mr. Dunmire Tola Rippentrop Donald Budiong Drusilla Hansen W. R. Hamilton Hamilton Business College Magon City Methodst Church Patterson Snuttjer Ramsey Reformed Church Hingligh Miss Allen Laww Law Looge

Annual Poppy Day Highlights War Veterans Support

Cleo Nelson of the American Legion Auxiliary explains Poppy Day funds aid living World War II and World War I veterans and families. Anne Andrews notes 900 poppies supplied by disabled veterans. money funds relief and rehabilitation, with volunteers selling to keep funds local and dedicated to disabled veterans and widows or dependents.

Cleo Nelson American Legion Auxiliary Anne Andrews Legion and Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary

Burt School in Its Final Week

The last week of Burt School includes tests on Tuesday and Wednesday. Eighth grade graduation was held Wednesday afternoon with commencement slated for Thursday May 17. Report cards will be distributed at 11 a.m. Friday. No school picnic this year due to food restrictions and staff shortages.

Baccalaureate Pearl Beenken All Glory Honor America the Beautiful Lois Paterson Jean Hagen Dawn Bonacker Margery Meyer Millie Sloper Irvin Rippen Robert Davis Deena Edith Janette Ralph Keith Frances Caro Calles Burt

Third Grade News Highlights A,B,C spelling stars

Brade school reports A grades for Marilyn Callies Jack Robert Doris Bruce Dlaine Meredith Kathleen. Nearest spelling papers by Glen Marilyn Callies Robert Doris Bruce Carol. Perfect attendance listed for Jane Marilyn Callies Jack Robert Bruce Larry Donald Rippentrop Glen Kathleen. Visitor Larry Carr welcomed. End of school year near. goodbye until fall. Second Grade notes Carol’s group on new readers. Birdelle’s group reads aloud. First Grade News Diane Krominga Arlain Billaborough absent due to illness. Kindergarten photos and Mother’s Day cards shown. Plomia day planned Wednesday.

Marilyn Callies Jack Robert Doris Bruce Dlaine Meredith Kathleen Glen Carol Jane Larry Donald Rippentrop Larry Carr Birdelle Martin Karen Kenny Frank Garlene Ardith Alice Gladys Henny Diane Krominga Arlain Billaborough Plonia

Woden High School Holds Fourteenth Commencement

The Woden High School fourteenth annual commencement will be Thursday evening May 17 in the school auditorium with Dr. Olson, president of Buena Vista College, delivering the address on Discipline. Graduates include Maxine Bentele Irma Bird Beverly Bode John Robert Boyken James Buns Phyllis Draves Eugene Witzpatrick Bettly Gerdes Ernest Gerdes Bob Goslin Clarence Isebrand Meddaugh Roy Thorn Hazel Valley. Baccalaureate was Sunday May 13 at the Presbyterian church by Rev DeHnan. School closes Friday May 18.

Woden Woden High School Olson Buena Vista College Maxine Bentele Irma Bird Beverly Bode John Robert Boyken James Buns

Lions hear veteran tales of Mayland Loats plus Scout needs

William Mayland and Art Loats shared overseas service stories at a Lions meeting. Mayland, with the 34th division, served three years abroad and returned after Christmas. Loats saw England France and Germany with shrapnel wounds and hospital care. Elson Fischer spoke on scouting needs. A planning committee for scouting and another for the annual club dinner were named.

Will Mayland Ireland England Africa Sicily Italy France Germany Art Loats Lions Club Bill National Guard Mason City Sduth Fort Riley Kansas States Battle Creek Elson Fischer Fort Dodge Homer Downs Wm. Boyken Allan Carr Harl Stott Titonka

Thacker Buys Tyke Theatre In West Bend Move

John D. Thacker of West Bend has purchased the Tyke theatre and will move here soon after taking possession. He has rented the Menno home and will gain possession once Menno relocates to the Johnson house. Thacker previously operated the West Bend theatre and recently sold it. Bartlett brothers ran the Tyke for eight years before selling.

John D. Thacker West Bend Tyke Menno

Good Hope Lutheran Church Plans Pentecost Events

Good Hope Lutheran Church in Alfred O Mardorf pastor announces 10 am Divine Worship and 9 30 am Sunday School on Pentecost Sunday. A special offering for American Lutheran Church charitable institutions to be received. Vacation Bible School starts Monday May 1 with sessions Monday to Thursday for three weeks 9 00 am to 3 30 pm. Parents urged to enroll unconfirmed school age children. Women’s Missionary Society meets Thursday evening May 4 7. Chair rehearsals Friday evening May 18.

Good Hope Lutheran American Lutheran Church Alfred O. Mardorf American Lutheran Church Women's Missionary 8Acijety

Dig Deeper Than Ever Before War Bond Drive

The Seventh War Loan drive in Kossuth County began with 600 volunteers house to house and farm to farm aiming to raise 1.498 million dollars in bonds by July 1. Lone Rock led by example, surpassing its 11 thousand quota last Friday, as county bankers offered low-interest loans for bond purchases. The effort features speaker Lt. Col. Lobell and veteran Lt. Roland Darsee sharing combat notes from Italy, plus a screening of the film Forward Is Bataan.

Kossuth County Art Priebe Lone Rock Col. Lobell Victory Volunteers Eugene Murtagh F. C. Heneman Mason City State War Finance Committee Roland Darsee Martello Italy Bataan Officers Club County Bankers Association Kossuth Europe Far East

Ramsey Reform Church service and活动 schedule note

Ramsey Reform Church announces a 10 30 morning service in German with Sunday school at 8 30 and young people's meeting at 7 80. Evening worship at 8 00, choir Thursday 8 30, Bible school May 21 25, annual mission festival June 6. Pentecost observances planned with morning and evening services and a Bible quote from Acts 4131.

Ramsey Reformed Church F. Snuttjer Tople Young People's Society Bible School Sesaiong

Harold Gartner Becomes Titonka Scoutmaster

Harold Gartner is named scoutmaster of the Titonka troupe succeeding Edward Boyken. He has prior scouting experience and will lead the group with Lions club support through a committee led by Dison Fischer of Ft. Dodge. The call invites local boys aged 12 and up to a meeting at the American Legion rooms Thursday evening.

Harold Gartner Edward Boyken Harold Lions and Scout Dison Fischer Ft. Dodge

Group of 33 Off For Duty With Armed Services

A Friday morning departure from Fort Snelling Minnesota sees 33 selectees, all deemed qualified for military service, assigned to various branches and forwarded to training centers. Volunteers listed include Dunn Leonard Merle, Algona. Hardgrove John V., Algona. Bell Loren P., Algona. Scherer Alfred D., Algona. Jorgenson Dean K., Algona. Speran Harold W., Fairmont. Will Milton K., Algona. Fangman Harold J., Bancroft. others include Radig Gerald A., Lone Rock. Peters Andrew F., Blue Earth. Lechmalen Harold N., West Bend. Hammond Edward Jr., Bancroft. Brandt Orville D., Ledyard. Faber Herman L., Bode. Dudding Gordon J., Bancroft. Wermersen Robert E., Sexton. Dwight E. Sabin, Algona. Bormann Robert N., Bode. Girard Frank W. F., Wesley. Rusch Wendell H., Whittemore. Richards Frank O., Lone Rock. Heerdt Walter H., Algona. Vaudt Calvin A., Whittemore. Bannart Alvin B., West Bend. Johnson Reuben R., Ledyard. Sankey Raymond, Algona. Coady James F. Jr., Burt. Berhow Dennis I, Ledyard. Irons Kenneth E., Bancroft. Huisman Elton W., Titonka. Bleich Lewis F., Algona. Creed Frank A. Jr., Algona. Cunningham Robert J., West Bend.

Fort Snelling Minn Dunn Leonard Merle Algona Fairmont Will Milton K Fangman Harold J Bancroft Radig Gerald A Lone Rock Peters Andrew F Blue Earth Lechmalen Harold N West Bend Hammond Edward Jr Brandt Orville D Ledyard Faber Herman L Bode Dudding Gordon J Wermersen Robert E Sexton Sabin Dwight E Bormann Robert N Girard Frank W. F Wesley Rusch Wendell H Whittemore Richards Frank O Heerdt Walter H Vaudt Calvin A Bannart Alvin B Johnson Reuben R Sankey Raymond Coady James F. Jr Burt Berhow Dennis I Irons Kenneth E Huisman Elton W Titonka Bleich Lewis F Creed Frank A. Jr Cunningham Robert J

Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Meeting Highlights

The Buffalo Boosters 4-H club met at Catherine Orthel's home on May 4 with five girls present. Nancy Nelson spoke on courtesy. Mrs Cheever discussed picture studies including Sunflower and Winter in Russia. The group collected clothing for War Relief. Next meeting with Amy Fisher is set for June 1. A luncheon was served by Mrs Orthel.

Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Catherine Orthel Nancy Nelson

Methodist Church Services and Birthday Offering

W L Patterson pastor leads Sunday school at 10 with morning worship at 11. The annual birthday offering supports world service missions with a request for one cent per year of age. Also a 9:30 Sunday school and 10:30 preaching service with classes for all ages. District Supt Burgess to officiate at Titanica services Sunday morning.

World Service Europe Doan Burgess E. Shurch Titanica

Henry Huisinga Jr Writes From Okinawa Island

A letter from Henry Huisinga Jr in Okinawa describes longing for home and letters, weather, farming imagery, Japanese tombs and mummies, nightly bombing and ack-ack, and rough mess, ending with love and a request for a reply.

Henry Huisinga JR Okinawa Island Henry Huisinga Henry Jr Okinawa Japan Henry

Deadline Set for 1945 Farm Plans in Kossuth County

County AAA chairman Robert J. Loss urges farmers to sign Farm Plans by June 1 1945 to qualify for congressional payments under the 1945 AAA program. He notes soil fertility losses from crop production and emphasizes conservation practices, urging farmers to contact county or township committees for forms and procedures to ensure efficient program administration.

Robert J.loss Kossuth Countty Aaa Committee Taramers Robert M. Loss Congress Loss AAA

Immanuel Lutheran Church English Services and Activities

Rev. Wm. Plant leads Pentecost services next Sunday at 10 45 with a preparatory service at 10 30 Offering supports Toway district dues Sunday school and Bible class at 9 30 Holy Communion announced all day Saturday and every day Luther League social next Sunday at 8 Choral rehearsal every Tuesday at 8 }

Toway Luther League

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