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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1942

Page

7

Local News from Algona Area Beams With Visits and Events

A roundup of weekend visits and activities in the Algona region includes Harold Miller flying to Mason City and Albert Lea, Mrs. Mark Bacon and Shirley calling on Clair Helfer, and fishing trips at George Lake. Numerous family gatherings, birthdays, and community events feature residents from Algona, Britt, Swea City, Wellsburg, and surrounding towns, with Veishea Day in Ames and graduation exercises noted among the highlights.

Harold Miller Hlassie Mason City Albert Lea Mark Bacon Shirley Clair Helfer John Welhousens John Beenkens George Lake John G. Cordes Lone Rock Woodrow ‘Peterson German Township R. C. Ball Wm, Boyken Herman Dreesman Veishea Ames John Alke Near Buffalo Center Anna Alice Warner Beenken Ledyard H. Sonnensberg Gertie Nellie Elliott Ivan Elliott Swea City F. G. Elliott Frank Madsen Aunice Austin Frank Hauptly John Pannkuk Raymond Panhkuk Pena Menno Fuls Heyo Boekelman Jr Harold George Meyer Clear Lake Mubayne University Ramsey Reformed Church Arnold ‘Gray Garret Gray C. Rippentrop Wellsburg Falkert ‘Stecker Heyo Boekeiman Jr Etta Maude ‘Stecker Ralph Hopkes John ‘Swalve Henry Stedker Frank Fisher Spirit Lake George Johnson Ray Welp Herb Nelson Nellie Nelson Forest City John Bleith Britt Pierre Sartor Maude Stecker Gerhart Connie Stecker T. Onnen Fred Adamson Kenneth Wilkins Estherville Leroy Loais Dubuque Thomas Louts Louis Kaphengst Iva Elmore Maurice Keil Edward A. Sathoft Craig M. O. Amundson St. Paul Wayne Miller Rosslyn Elizabeth Kennedy Garner H. M. Potter Norfolk Nebr Howard French Marshall Friest A. M. Friest Thompson Charles Vandaworker Raemon Nelson Nelson Brothers and Sisters John Fink Bob Earl Stott Keith Marie Amesbury Algona James McColley Gilford Ray Miller Wilbur Schram Kenneth Swan Harold Gartner Harriet Schram Doyle Craven Leon Orthel Spirit ‘Lake Craven Doyle Little Russell Fisher Russell Gertie Janssen Fannie Keil Chris Meyer Oliver Young Wesley al Young Chas. Kruse Rowley Leroy Leats Bill Larson Son Woden C. B. Eyesdal Keith Young Lloyd Young Ben A. Meyer Henry Plaister Harold McElvenny Waterloo Chris Iverson A. L. Honken Carol Wyesdal Guy Barton Buffalo Center Harm Green Burt C. J. Rippentrop Lakota John K. Rippentrop Sr W. F. Hamstreet Twyliah Miss Rodgers Turtle Lake Mary Oesterreicher Joe Bestenlehner Clarence Koppen Carl F. Callies Martin Bleich Bancroft Wm. Rickless G. D. Welhousen John K. Rippentrop Lloyd Gnagg Oskaloosa H. I. Torgersen Nelson Hyesdal Marie Sathoff John Swansen Fort Dodge Jennesee Sathoff Beauty Academy George Breen Darlene Higgins Cedar Falls George Higgins Dayle Craven Patty Vera Johnson Lois Holmes George H. Johnson Vera Lawrence Lang Marilyn Rae Margaret Lang Middle River Maryland John Stott Lem Stockwell Reinder Krominga Miles Remillard Lawrence Sandt Armstrong Dennis Lang J. AL. Haverly Evroul Loehig Lawrence Gene Betty Krominga Pete Haines Doyle Reaser Betty Ann Clara Quinn Leo Orthel Ken Fox B. Meyer Richard Harm Kettwich Alice Buffington Dale Higgins Des Moines Army Air Corps Earl Zwiefel Benjamin Meyer Joe H. Tapper Titanka Woman's Club Boyd Pannhuk Fannie Alice Tellko Stecker Art Hench Jake Schutter Alek Ezarski Brit Henry Gerdes Jasper Smith Maurice Bilsborough Florence Reaser John Pink Ray Hansen Junior Hansen Harley Brandt Phillip Bruce Florence Orthel Cy ‘Eisenmann Howard Ashe Butte John Rippentrop Clarence Schutter J. L. Miller S. H. Gill Havelock Wm. Stenzel Linda Mae Dolmage Hospital Alvin Hanna Bill Wood Harold Taft Lou Huber L. F. Callies Howard Andrews Iowa State College Jank Meyer Rudolph Bode Wm. Swyter Nick Heesch Howard Clarke Adolph Missa Ted Rike

Early blossoms on snowball bushes at Nashua basement

Mr and Mrs George W Crooks moved from their farm near tonia to Nashua and brought two snowball bushes. The bushes thrived in the basement where heat and sun last week brought blossoms. A peony in the basement had 12 buds ready to open.

Roy Budlong Donald Dougherty Dorothy Hampton Ward Taft Fairmont Minn L. Jennings Jennings Herb Klassie Iowa City Adolph Missal Will Rakow Garner Abbe Meyer Peter Beenken Mary Fritz Clarence Lindholm South Bend Indiana Patterson George W. Crooks Onia Nashua

Sweet Cream for Good Butter Production Tips

Extension dairyman A W Rudnick of Iowa State College urges producers to use sweet cream for high quality butter, especially during wartime storage. He outlines clean equipment, rapid cooling, and cold water tanks to keep cream cold and deliver to creameries at least three times weekly for prime butter.

A. W. Rudnick Iowa State College Rudnick Iowa

Canning Campaign Gains Steam in County

Miss Alma Schultz home demonstration agent reports eight canning and freezing demonstrations across Luverne Wesley Prairie and Garfield townships. Women prepare rhubarb asparagus and strawberries for year round supply, recommending 20 quarts rhubarb and asparagus and 75 quarts berries for a family of four. Demonstrations were hosted by Mrs. Lafe Oxley Esther Show Albert Johnson and R J Berninghaus.

Alma Schultz Miss Schultz Luverne Wes Jey Prairie Garfield Townships Lafe Oxley Esther Show Albert Johnson R. JB. Berninghaus

Sugar scarce invites rethink of strawberry canning

Scarcity of sugar for canning strawberries prompts homemakers to save sugar for freezing, with Alma Schultz advising 4 to 6 parts berries per part sugar, thinner syrups, and possible honey or corn syrup substitutions. Plan meals to minimize sugar use and avoid very sweet foods until supplies stabilize.

Alma Schultz

Two Clarinda Boys Meet in Australia in Army Air Service

Charles Lee and Wendel Otte, from Clarinda, enlisted in different U S Army Air Service units at different times. They recently met in distant Australia and reported they had seen much, except for the mutton, which they are fed a little too often.

Clarinda Charles Lee Wendel Otte Australia U. S. Army Air Service

Egg Production 30 Percent Ahead of 1941

Iowa egg production for the first three months of 1942 is over 30 percent ahead of the same period last year, says D O derkirk, poultry marketing specialist at Iowa State College. Nearly 76 million dozen eggs were produced, signaling strong response to the call for more poultry products as favorable margins, high laying rate, and large flocks push toward a new high. March production totaled 34 million dozen, the highest for March in 17 years, accounting for 13.4 percent of the yearly production of 265 million dozen.

Towa IA. D.oderkirk Towa State College Iowa Oderkirk

Iowa farm kernels demand wheat to curb feed prices

Economists at Iowa State College say Iowa farmers must feed wheat in large quantities, at least fifty million bushels annually, to keep feed prices reasonable and support the live stock program. Scrap rubber, from old footwear to tractor tires, is deemed equally important in war production as iron and steel scrap. dealers in salvaged metal also handle salvaged rubber.

Iowa Iowa State College

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