Breakfast Meeting At Good Hope Lutheran Church
State revival of Lutheran Children's Home centennial plans discussed at Good Hope Lutheran Church last Thursday. H C Engelbrecht outlined shift from orphanage to treatment center for emotionally disturbed children and a $340000 long term fundraising drive beginning February 1963. Local area chairman elected Pastor Gerstm any. breakfast served by Good Hope Ladies Aid. Titania High School Vocal Music Department to present first concert November 6 at 8 00 p m in the school auditorium featuring various choral groups. Two men from Moorhead returned from a Montana hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
American Lutheran Church
Waverly
Good Hope Lutheran Church
H. C. Engelbrecht
Gerstmann
Good Hope Ladies Aid
George Sachau
Dwight Garrett
John K. Harms
Lester Callies
Ted Rike
Vocal Music Department
Titania High School Vocal Music Department
Tractor Fire at Martins Harrs Farm
The Titanica Fire Department answered a morning call to Martin Harrs farm about 7:00 a.m. when a tractor with a mounted picker caught fire after fueling. Martin left for breakfast and returned to find the fire started. firefighters extinguished the blaze with water and limited damage. All but one volunteer fireman reported for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanica Fire Department
Martin Harrs
Martin
Annual Career Day At Lakota High
Lakota High hosts the annual Career Day for Kossuth County Schools on Thursday November 1. The program begins at 9 15 with a music segment and includes an invocation by Rev L R Meinecke. County Superintendent A M Quintard will introduce speaker Robert Riley of Town State University Ames who discusses Choosing a Career. The day ends at 2 30 after three conference periods. Local students participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Lakota High School
L. R. Meinecke
Lakota Lutheran Church
A. M. Quintard
Robert Riley
Town State University
Ames
1963 Wheat Program Offers Chance To Protect Gains
The Agriculture Department announced a minimum price for 1962 soybeans in CCC inventories and 1963 crops, set at 2.39 dollars per bushel including freight. The voluntary 1963 wheat diversion and price support program aims to cut wheat carryover while paying diversification and extra 18 cent bonuses to eligible farmers. Farmers should contact the ASC county office before the December 14 signup deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Richard [. Anderson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Anderson
Orville L. Freeman
Richard J. Anderson
Kossuth Co. Asc
ASC
Titonka Woman's Club Meets in Denton Home
The Titonka Woman's Club will hold a Thursday evening meeting on November 1 at the Denton home with the theme Opportunities with Crafts. Maree Krantz and Lois Brandt lead, Fern Kitzinger delivers the Federation Report, and members are asked to bring scissors glue egg cartons and a tin foil plate. Fern Kitzinger and Hazel Budlong will represent the club at the UNICEF Halloween Party Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Maree Krantz
Lois Brandt
Federation
Fern Kitzinger
Hazel Budlong
Unicef
Brownies Meet for Halloween Mobiles in Lunchroom
The Brownies gathered in the school lunch room with 23 members. They made Halloween mobiles from a spool and pencil, with witches and bats cut from construction paper hanging on a cardboard circle. Cindy Carlson provided treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Carlson
Debbie Bullong
Indians To Meet Armstrong In Final Game Of Season
Titonka Iowa reports the Titonka Indians will face undefeated Armstrong in the season finale on Friday November 2 at 7 30 PM. The struggling Titonka squad, led by Keith Brandt and Gene Weir, showed fight in their latest loss to Swea City, and aim to finish the year with pride against the strong Trojans in front of home fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Armstrong
Titonka Indians
Titonka
Swea City
Swea
Trojans
Tyke
T.D
Rod Hench
Gene Weir
Kieth Brandt
Wayne Senne
Brandt
Paul Miller
Trojan
Nick Alexander
Jim Rippentrop
Miller
Roger Akkerman
John Boeckholt
Alexander
Rippentrop
Tyke S.C
Meeting on sewer project inspection with engineer
October 23 1962 a meeting was called to discuss an inspection trip for the sanitary sewer project in company with the engineer. Town Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Iowa
Sybil Freerksen
UNICEF Party Draws 104 Children For Halloween Fun
The annual UNICEF funds drive and Halloween event on Tuesday October 30 drew 104 participants. Children collected for UNICEF, toured town by car, had costume judging with prizes for pirates animals hoboes ghosts witches and other roles, then enjoyed pop and treats while viewing cartoons. New officers Hazel Budlong and Wilma Wabben lead after two years Anne Hoover and Mary Schroeder previously served. sponsors included Chamber of Commerce Titonka Woman's Club Federated Club PT A Good Hope Lutheran Church Titonka Methodist Church and the Lions Club.
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Unicef
Chamber of Commerce
Steven Janssen
Terry Hoover
Allen Peterson
Douglas Harms
Gary Krantz
Lori Boekelman
Terry Haines
Cheryl Jaren
Calvin Boekelman
Roy Budlong
Keith Nelson
Eddie Dallman
Debbie Budlong
Ronda Boekelman
Kevin Hamilton
Jolene Harms
Pete and
Gladys
Sydell
Cindy Harms
Michael Larsen
Cindy Carlson
Billy Dallman
Martha Boyken
Steven Heyer
Martha Hansen
Skelton
Patty Isebrand
Bryant Heesch
Lois Isebrand
Anne Hoover
Mary Schroeder
Hazel Budlong
Wilma Wabben
The
Titonka Woman's Club
Titonka Federated Club
P.T.4
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Titonka Methodist Church
Lions Club
Civil Defense Medical Self Help Classes Offered in Titonka
The second Civil Defense Medical Self-Help training course is offered to Titonka and surrounding areas. Lesson two is today November 1 with Artificial Respiration at 1 30 p.m. in the Good Hope Lutheran Church basement. A film on Rescue Breathing will be shown at 3 p.m. by Miss Joyce Hayden. Participants who completed the course and wish to see the film may attend. the eight lesson course ends November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Pete Haines
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Joyce Hayden
Wedding Ties Unfold in Hopkins Church Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Elwood Nelson attended the wedding of Miss Shirley Libra and Mr Darrold Holtz at St Joseph Catholic Church in Hopkins Minnesota on Saturday. They returned home Saturday evening. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Neal Michaelsen included Mrs Mary Michaelsen Mrs Herb Nelson and Holly Mrs Tracy Stone and Robin and Elaine Folkerts Mrs Erwin Eden and Mrs Sophus Nelson who spent Monday in Mason City.
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Elwood Nelson
Shirley Libra
Darrold Holtz
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Hopkins
Minn
Neal Michaelsen
Mary Michaelsen
Herb Nelson
Holly
Tracy Stone
Robin
Elaine Folkerts
Erwin Eden
Sophus Nelson
Mason City
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Reports Community Work
The regular meeting at the Ben Garrett home saw mending and packing of garments for shipment and carpet rag sewing. Members met quota, discussed a county meeting November 13 with district leaders speaking, and announced a Medical Self Help class with 20 enrollments led by Patricia Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Garrett
Department Welfare
Patricia Haines
Schuster Implement
Martha Boyken
Joy Isebrand
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Corner
National League
Leck Livestock
Baade
Conoco Service
Meyer Painting
Titonka Sav. Bank
Blake Fun
Wubben DX Toh
Boyken Insurance
First State Bank
Follman Rec Sakis
I Hamilton Hatchery
Titonka Creamery
Gordon Davidson
Crystal Lake Furn
Phil, Jaren
John Intermil
Chuck Davis
Sidney Johnson
John Wilbrecht
North Kossuth
Whitey Limberg
Intermill’s
Maurice Erpelding
German Val
Ted Hoover, Jr
John Lesiak
Merle Hoover
Lee Miller
Rickless Insurance United Bldg. Center
Etd Woodchoppers League
Titanka Topic
Eeieine
Algona Impl. Casady Furniture
Redenius Insurance
Pioneer Corn
Callies Store
Farmers Elevator
Fisher Corvairs
Ysebrand Milling
Funnemark Truck
van Hove Shelling
Follman Ree
Good Hope
J. K. Hill
Russell Rentz
Ken Madine
Mooryhead
Montana
Fire Dept
Lakota High
Titonka Woman’s Club
Brownie News
Ramsey Reformed Church
Tryon Avenue
Harold E. Gartner
American Legion Auxiliary
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