Children Home Fund Drive Completed in Iowa
The Iowa Children's Home fund drive in Des Moines raised contributions across Kossuth County with Mrs. John S. Rippentrop as northeast chair. Totals include Buffalo Township 56.10, German Township 98.65, Titonka 103.25, Lakota 95.45, and other towns, supporting orphans and neglected children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
John S. Rippentrop
Kossuth County
Rippentrop
Buffalo Twesp
Raymond Krantz
Portland
Hazel Carroll
Ramsey
Fred Asche
German
Harm Huisinga
Lincoln
Donald Clapper
Ledyard
Burdette Hoeppner
Springfield
Albert Anderson
Acreage Reserve Grazing Rules Described By Kossuth ASC
The Kossuth ASC office clarifies grazing restrictions on the acreage reserve. Crops growing as protective cover expected to mature in 1956 and harvestable after December 31 1956 must be plowed under or incorporated into soil by November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth Asc
Eggleton to Speak on Egg and Poultry Marketing
Leonard Eggleton Iowa State College extension specialist will address marketing of eggs and poultry at the Adult Farmer School on November 7. He will explain handling to preserve quality and how farm flocks can provide year round income. Meeting begins 8:00 p.m. in the school lunch room. All interested persons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Eggleton
Adult Farmer
Iowa State College
Adult Farmer School
Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College Farm Economist
Kutish
United States
Corn Belt
Iowa
S Southwest
Katish
Local Children Pictures to be Published in Topic
On Monday November 5 the Topic will photograph local children at the Gambler Store from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for a future feature Citizens of Tomorrow. Participation is free with no subscription or purchase required and appointments can be arranged by calling 82R2.
God's Acre Sale at Doan Church This Friday
The Gods Acre Sale at Doan Church is set for Friday November 3 with corn shelled and delivered to John Miller farm west of the church in the morning A noon dinner and bazaar will follow for the church and its missions program In Hawaii Army PFC Loren A Stecker son of Teleo C and Mrs Stecker Titonka belonged to the 25th Infantry Division he enlisted in 1955 and is a Wartburg College graduate of 1954
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
John Miller
Loren Stecker
Hawai Army
Loren A. Stecker
Teleo C. Stecker
Titonka
25Th Infantry
Hawaii
Stecker
Fort Carson
Colorado
Wartburg College
Waverly
American Legion Auxiliary Sets November Meetings and Election
The American Legion Auxiliary outlines November events including a regular meeting at the William Boyken home on Monday, November 5 with program “American Education” chaired by Rosina Truesdell. Juniors meet November 5 at the Bridget Garrett home from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. and a county meeting is planned November 13 in Fenton with Fern Petersen presiding. Election day is November 6 with a call to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyken
Martha Boyken
Mary Oesterreicher
Rosina Truesdell
Bridget Garrett
Ruthie Reed
Nothwehr
Edith Isebrand
Ollie Bruns
Patricia Haines
Kossuth County American Legion Auxiliary
Algona
Bancroft
Burt
Fenton
Lakota
Lone Rock
Swea City
Titonka
Wesley
Whittemore
Fern Petersen
Privi
Garrett
Firemen to Meet Friday In Final Monthly Meeting
The volunteer firemen will hold their final monthly meeting for this year on Friday evening November 2 at 7 00 p m All firemen are urged to attend.
No More Homework Is A Woden Class Play
The Senior Class play No More Homework at Woden presents a day in a high school run by Student Council officers. Pamela Jones leads with Buzz Bailey as vice principal. romance and chaos emerge among Miss Goodin, Mr. Harper, and quirky staff and students. The cast includes Pamela, Buzz, Shalimar Ames, Tallulah, and others. Mrs Ames directed by Mrs Callies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
Crystal Lake
Pamela Jones
Buzz Bailey
Miss Goodin
Mr. Harper
Tick
Karen Brown
Pamela
James Trager
Betty Haugen
Arnold’. Marker
George Tweet
Sonja Tegtmeyer
John Monson
Indians Dominate Terris Eleven In 46 to 20 Win
Titonka Indians overpower Terril Terris 46 20 to close conference play. Abbas Krominga and Rippentrop spark a powerful ground attack while Terril struggles to contain Titonka’s running and defense. Final score 46 20 records Titonka season high 194 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swea City Trojans
Trojan
Tyke
Rippentrop
Krominga
Abbas
Indians
Asche
Trojans
Titania Indians
Terri
Dennis Krominga
Kent Rippentrop
Titonka High School
Ruthven
Cornbelt
Titanka
Terris
Titonka
Richard
Hench
Jack Trunkhill
Terril
Bobby Fritz
Ward
Gerald Ehwagen
Pete Roe
Gam
Are
4-H Leaders Hold Organization Meeting in Kossuth County
Four-H club leaders gathered at the Extension Office October 24 for the 1967 club year. Robert Johnson and Dean Barnes led the program while 4-H members enrolled in the agriculture program will study animal husbandry with emphasis on Little Pig Losses in February and March. A full schedule of tours conventions camps judging and demonstrations is planned alongside the Kossuth County Fair. Attending leaders included Lloyd Thorson Gerald Soderberg Leon Clapsaddle Paul Trenary Kenneth Strayer Bill Fritz Everett Johanson Cecil Thorson Sidney Payne Soren Pedersen Ray Elbert Bill Kuucker Bernard Thilges John Mospach Vincent Votteler Ray Frieden Earl Crouch Eugene Drager Joe Skow Leander Vaske and Dean Barnes and Robert Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Johnson
County Extension
Dean Barnes
Kossuth
Lloyd Thorson
Gerald Soderberg
Leon Clapsaddle
Paul Trenary
Kenneth Strayer
Bill Fritz
Everet Johanson
Cecil Thorson
Sidney Payne
Soren Pedersen
Ray Elbert
Bill Kuecker
Bernard Thilges
John Mospach
Vincent Votteler
Ray Frieden
Earl Crouch
Eugene Drager
Joe Skow
Leander Vaske
Bob Chambers Wins Iowa State Record Book Award
Bob Chambers of the Prairie Boys 4-H Club won the Iowa State Record Book award for the best boy's 4-H record book for the 1956 club year. Among 430 competitors 93 submitted books scoring 90 or more with five earning 100. Additional honorees included members from Algona, Buffalo, Eagle, Fenton, St. Joe and Swea areas. The notice explains what constitutes a good 4-H record book and promotes American Education Week with parent visiting days on November 13-14 at local schools under W. P. Truesdell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Chambers
Prairie Boys
Duane Jensen
Ronald Linde
Bill Wilkus
Hrenaediar
Minisey
Dennis Schoby
Algona Boy’s Club
Algona
Buffalo
Billy Carroll
Eagle
Patricia Roulson
Beverly Thorson
Fenton
Roger Dreyer
Garfield
Marian Gerber
Robert Fisher
Grant
Gerald Pedersen
Arnold Ramse
Greenwood
James Antoine
Richard Meyer
Albert Kollasch
Lakota
David Winter
James Winter
LaVerne
Selmar James Winter
LuVerne
Businessmen Join In Firemen's Drive
A community fundraising effort for the Titonka Fire Department has raised 390.00 toward resuscitation equipment. Leaders report most businessmen have been contacted and a full contributor list will be published next week. Contributions include Leo Richter Carl F Callies Henry Nelson Ervin Eden The Sewing Club and Lester Eden. Volunteers ask for an additional 60.00 to reach the goal today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Leo Richter
Carl F. Callies
Henry Nelson
Ervin Eden
The
Sewing Club
Lester Eden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Children’ S Home Fund
Frank Meyer Farm
Mr. Meyer
Federated Club
Edward Boyken
Cleo Nelson
Brownie
Brenda Brandt
Linda Krantz
American Legion Auxiliary
Kossuth Co
By Denny Wabben
Titania Terris
W. P. Truesdell
Ramsey Reformed Church
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