Cub Scouts Pack Meeting Highlights Four Leaders And Webelo Awards
A Monday evening pack meeting in the hot lunch room featured Cub Master Harry Mehlan announcing the program and presenting badges. Noel Krantz and Mark Boyken earned Webelo badges while other Cubs received Bear and Lion/Arrow awards. den mothers were praised for their help. Port land 4-H Club reports followed with talks on glue in construction, a planned hayride, and delegates named for camps. Poppy Day announcements and American Legion veterans activities closed the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mehlan
Doris. Miller
Noel Krantz
Mark
Boyken
Devery Krantz
Rae Krantz
Kathryn Hamilton
Thelma Schmidt
Doris*uiller
Mark Boyken
Rodney Hench
Barry , Wenger
John Brandt
Doran Dockstader
Mike Isebrand
Ward Mehlan
Greg Miller
James Nothwehr
Jimmy Rode
Keith Hamilton
Dennis Schmidt
Bruce Kitzinger
Roger Akkerman
Mike Hatten
Steven Canaday
Russell ‘Canaday
Lions Club Elects Officers for 1956 57
Titanka Lions Club met on Thursday May 10 electing officers for 1956 57 President Edward Sat hoff First Vice President Robert Lil jedahl Second Vice President Walker McDonald Third Vice President Jay Budiong Secretary Treasurer Harold Gartner Lion Tanner Kenneth Swan Tail Twister Daryl Bess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Titanka Lions Club
Edward Sathoff
Robert Liljedahl
Walker McDonald
Jay Budiong
Secy
Titansm Titanica Graduation Set With Stage For 28 Seniors
Baccalaureate and commencement services mark the Class of 1956 at Titonica High School. Twenty eight seniors including eleven girls and seventeen boys graduate May 22 at 8:00 p.m. in the School Auditorium under the theme We Chase the Future. Invocations by Rev H A Diers and Rev Max Goldman. sermon by Diers. Community invited to both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titenka High School
Titonia
Titanica
H. A. Diers
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Max Goldman
Titonica
Cattle Slaughter, Feeders Up in 1956 Says Farm Economist
Iowa State College farm economist Kutish notes cattle slaughter runs ahead of 1955 with a 23 percent rise in steer kills and a 4 percent rise in heifers in the first quarter of 1956. Cow kills fell 8 percent while on feed totals grew slightly. He cites more older steers in feed, tighter supplies of good and prime steers, and a narrower price spread between good and prime. Feeder shipments to the Corn Belt were down 6 percent, with heavier cattle movement rising but still half of last year’s rate. Marketings in coming months expected to be smaller than the previous spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A.‘ Kutish
Iowa_ State College
Kutish
Omaha
Chicago
Titonka Saddle Club Plans First Trail Ride of Season
The Titonka Saddle Club will hold its first trail ride of the season Sunday May 20 at 1 30 pm. Members are asked to meet at Victor Fitch pasture. Lunch will be served and all members and invited guests may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Saddle Club
Pam
Victor Fitch
Seelonins
Acces
Reverend DeGolia resigns to pursue evangelistic work
Reverend J E DeGolia resigns as pastor of Grace Gospel Church to enter the evangelistic field. He and his family will move to Shawnee Oklahoma where they bought a home. He accepts an associate pastor post at Glad Tidings Assembly of God Church and plans to serve in the field from Denver at the August Assembly of God Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depen
Grace Gospel Church
Denver
Assembly of God
DeGolia
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Glad Tidings Assembly of God Church
Titorika
4-H Girls Rally Day Planned for May 26
Plans finalize for the Kossuth County 4-H Girl's Rally Day at Swea City High School on May 26. More than 500 4-H girls mothers and guests will attend a full day of activities including the 4-H officers election a Farm Youth Exchange speaker chorus selections and 4-H club officer installations. Two delegates per club will be chosen to attend District 4-H Camp at Clear Lake June 6 7 8. The 1956 camp features a lake shore campfire program greetings from the exchange and several speakers and entertainers. To attend members must be 14 by June 1 1956 and submit a camp registration by May 21 at the County Extension Office in Algona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Merlyn Bartett
Daryl “Sparks
Ames
Bancroft
Bartlett
Portland Hall
David Stewart
Earl Zwiefel
Jerry Koestler
Gary Davis
Stewart
Corinne Zwiefel
American Legion Auxiliary
Des Moines
Veterans Hospital
Clinton Domiciliary
Iowa Soldiers Home
Marshalltown
Kossuth County
American Legion
Kossuth County Association American Legion
Wesley
Camilla Cooper
Dorothy
Nothwehr
Clinton
Woodward
U.S. Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Minnie*Oasterreicher
Legion Hall
Legion
Kossuth
Swea City High School
4-H
International Farm Youth Exchange
Clear Lake
Lake Shore
International Farm
County Extension
Algona
Extension
Tyke Theatre Reopens With Free Grand Opening
The Tyke Theatre reopens Wednesday evening with a free show at 7:00 p.m. The program includes The Trail of the Lonesome Pine starring Fred MacMurry Henry Fonda and Sylvia Sidney plus a cartoon. Shows will run five nights weekly with three different programs and nightly film changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyke Theatre
Fred MacMurry
Henry Fonda
Sylvia Sidney
Tyke
Goodwill Truck To Be In Tyke May 31
The Goodwill truck from Sioux City will be in Titanica Thursday, May 31. Goodwill Industries helps handicapped men and women become self supporting by converting discarded clothing and other items into necessities. The truck will stop at Al's Repair shop to collect donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill
Sioux City
Titanica
Goodwill Industries
Re‘air Shop
Hail The Hunkering Hero Proves Big Success
A five act play Hail the Hunkering Hero was staged May 8 at Methodist Fellowship Hall directed by Jack Easton to raise funds for camp Methods. Dennis Wab ben led the cast with M Y F members. A May 13 meeting elected officers including President Joyce Isebrand and Treasurer Wend al Schutter. Installation set for May 27 services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Jack Easton
M Y.F
Dennis Wabben
Joyce Isebrand
Trudy Bess
Corinne Zwiefel
Wendal Schutter
Beverly Richter
la Vaughen Akkerman
Christian Outreach
Virginial Swan
Marianne Rippentrop
Christian Fellowship
Sharon Carroll
Christian Witness
Marilyn Akkerman
Gertrude Gerdis
Picnic Date Revised to Wednesday May 23
A correction notes the picnic date is Wednesday May 23 not May 22 as previously reported. Local businesses will close from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. to allow everyone to attend the event.
Servicemen Addresses From Training Center Listings
Partial OCR shows addresses of service members and units. Mentions Pvt Harvey Isebrand US 55542287 at Fort Polk Louisiana and Dean Kuchenreuther SR973-48-18 in Co 300 Btn141 Regt 14 with Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Isebrand
H-S.co
Ft. Polk
Louisiana
Dean Kuchenreuther
Naval, ‘Training
Great Lakeg
Ilinois
Progress on Titonka School Addition Advances
With spring weather the Titonka school addition takes shape as footings are poured and forms for lower side walls go up. Excavation is finished and workers prepare for the rising structure. A clean-up drive could curb flies this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Farm Shorts highlights corn planting and cattle breeding notes
County Extension Director reports corn planting is the focus of the year in Kodsuth County. Iowa ranks sixth in cattle AI with 311 651 cows served and daughters of proven bulls yield more milk and butterfat. A cattle feeders tour is planned for June 1 in the county southeastern area. Grain sorghum is 90 percent of corn for livestock feed but needs mineral balancing and proper processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodsuth
U. S
Iowa
Class Day Exercises Friday May 18 at High School
Senior Class Day and Eighth Grade graduation with letters and awards will occur in the High School auditorium Friday May 18. The school opens at 6 30 p m for exhibit viewing in the lunchroom agriculture and home economics rooms with other grades showing in their rooms. Exercises start at 8 p m.
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Aubitt
Bret
Avandal
Buesor
Bui
Eli
Were
TREN
Shivdey I
Doydu HiGuiye
Gerald Outre
The
Kossuth Co
J. E. Degolia
Rev
J. E
Farm Shorts
Dean L. Barnes
Art Baker
Good Hope Church
Art
Paul Hanson
Fred Plumb
Fred
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