Funeral Services Held For John Stohr At Woden
John Stohr 80 died Oct 20 at Hancock Memorial Hospital Britt after a lingering illness. Funeral Friday at St. John's Lutheran Church Woden with Rev John Jacklin officiating. Survived by wife Grace two sons Ed and Elmer two daughters Ann Larson Lois Carlberg twelve grandchildren six great grandchildren. Burial Olena Mound Cemetery Buffalo Center. Burial led by Winter Funeral Service.
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John Stohr
Woden
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Britt
St. John’s Lutheran Church
John Jacklin
Stohr
Hopital
Flenry Stohr
Caroline Nee Backer
German Valley
Winnebago Co
Iowa
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Immanuel Lutheran Church
August Wellner
Grant No. 9
Grace Ahlfs
Reformed Church At
Buffalo Center
Wattermiller
Elmer
Thompson
Harald
Ann) Larson
Tyer
Lois) Carlberg
Stratford
Harry
Vernon
Eggo
Heiko
Olena Mound Cemetery
Siblings Tour Athens During Middle East Assignment
Harlen Stecker of the USS Forrestal Sixth Fleet spent Oct 16 22 in Athens with sister Marlys Stecker who works at the American Embassy in Beirut. They toured the ship Acropolis sound and light show and Istanbul visits followed. Marlys has five months left on her two year Beirut Foreign Service tour.
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Warlen
Marlys Stecker
Henry Stecker
Athens
Greece
Harlen
Forrestal
Sixth Fleet
Marlys
Beirut
Lebanon
Acropolis
Istanbul
Sultan's Palace
Grand Bazaar
The
Foreign Service
Titonka W S C 5 Observes 25th Anniversary
Titonka W S C 5 meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m with an executive board at 7 00 p m before the general meeting The 26th anniversary of the Woman s Society of Christian Service is observed The program is led by Mrs C F Callies Hospitality duties by Mrs Erwin Eden and several other hostesses All interested women are welcome to attend
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Titonka W.S.C.S
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
C. F. Callies
Erwin Eden
Eldon Attig
Will Girard
J. K
Titonka High School Alumni Banquet Plans Announced
Titonka public notices confirm the annual alumni meeting set for Friday November 27 at the Titonka school with L Tri o Catering serving smorgasbord at 6:30 p.m. The Nubbins from Spencer perform at 8:15 with admission 50 cents. Reservations due by November 12 and dues, $2 per person, payable in advance.
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Titonka High School
Titonka School
L'Trio Catering Company
Sheldon
Art Loats
Phyllis Baade
Titonka
Clarence Brandt
Milly Krantz Cosgrove
Phyllis Synter Baade
Rollo Moore
Census Of Agriculture Plans For Kossuth County
Raymond Steven has been named census crew leader for Kossuth County. The 1964 census will occur in three stages beginning with enumerator recruitment and training, then mailing questionnaires to rural boxholders after November 12, followed by on site visits to farms starting November 16.
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Kossuth
Raymond Steven
Corwith
Bureau of Census
Turn Your Hogs In Field To Save Corn
County extension director Galen DeValois advocates using pigs to glean dropped corn ears in fields. Recommend hogs over 100 pounds, daily protein supplements, self fed feeds, clean water, shelter, and dry bedding. For gestating sows, turn out every third day and hand feed protein supplement to maintain intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen DeValois
Dwerg Krantz Joins Ames ISU Leaders at Marshalltown Symposium
Eight Iowa State University student leaders and two faculty members attend a College-Business Symposium in Marshalltown on Thursday November 5. Dwerg Krantz a senior in agricultural business and head resident of Finley Hall is among the participants. The event is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and local chambers to discuss economic conditions and business views.
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Ames
Iowa State University
Marshalltown
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Marshalltown Chamber of Commerce
Ames Chamber of Commerce
Dwerg Krantz
Agricultural Business Club
Finley Hall
VFW Auxiliary Plans November Meeting at LaVaughn Wibben Home
The Titanka VFW Auxiliary will meet Monday November 9 at 7 30 p m at the LaVaughn Wibben home. Erna Sleper will co host. Members should bring coffee strips or coupons and Christmas gifts for hospitals.
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Titanka V.F.W
LaVaughn Wibben
Erna Sleper
Extension Service To Present Special Series On Public Services
The Kossuth County Extension Service and Iowa State University staff will host a three night series on Financing Public Services. Topics include costs sources tax loads and future needs with projections. Sessions run the last three Mondays in November at 9 00 p.m. in Algona High School Annex.
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County Extension Service
Galen DeValois
Algona High School
Iowa State University
DeValois
de Val
Volunteer Firemen Enjoy Annual Supper in Titanka
Thirteen members of the Titanka Volunteer Fire Department along with their wives and Mr and Mrs Paul Ferguson attended their annual supper Tuesday evening at John and Gen's Cafe. After a steak dinner, Mr Ferguson, Union Slough Refuge manager, screened an informative film on waterfowl.
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Titanka Volunteer Fire Department
Paul Ferguson
John & Gen’s Cafe
Ferguson
Union Slough Refuge
Titania High School Plans Parent-Teacher Conferences
Superintendent Geo L Roberts reports upcoming Parent-Teacher conferences on Friday November 6. K-6 teachers issue new report cards and limit junior senior conferences to five minutes per teacher due to high class sizes. Career Day for juniors at Swea City High on November 5 will showcase 43 vocational fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Sinclair
Titania High School
Swea City High School
Swea City
Titania Chamber of Commerce Holds Regular Meeting
The Titania Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting on Monday November 9. Supper at 6:30 p.m. at John and Gen's Cafe precedes the business session in Town Hall. Newly elected officers will assume duties.
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Titania Chamber of Commerce
John & Gen’s
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 465 Meets at Martha Boyken Home
The American Legion Auxiliary Vitonka Unit No. 465 gathered at Martha Boyken’s home on Monday November 2 with Milly Boyken presiding. Reports covered security, health services, Junior meetings, and a Christmas fund for the local library.
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Vitonka Unit No. 465
Martha Boyken
Milly Boyken
Ethel Reed
National Security and Civil Defense
Viet Nam
County Board of Supervisors
North Iowa
Mason City
Boy Scouts
Galena Zwiefel
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Titonka Sav. Bank
Ruth’s Food Center
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Tyke
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Blake Funl
M&m
Stan & Erma’s
Hamilton Hatchery
Titonka Creamery
Fullman Recreation
A. J. Budlong Klasse
Ken Satchet
Merle Helm
North Kossuth League
Phil Asawa
Jerry Winter Bares
Intermill’s
Merie Hoover
German Val
Methodist
Jac Givens
Dean Church
Lo Buffington
Farmers Elevator
Jobs Rike
Hoover Bauer
Elmer Peterson
K& H Co-op Oil
G. Davidson
Crystal Lake Furn
John Rike
Sloper Rambler
Gary Hoover
Andy Krominga
Don Sparks
Isebrand Milling
John Beenken
Titonka Locker
John Lesiak
Eben Nelson
Eunice Mechler
Mick Nelson
Hallie Davidson
Boonie Bike
Margaret Brandt Mildred Carston
Kas Larson
Caralee Follman
Lee Miller
Luella Pearson
Central
Titonka Public Library
Elizabeth Smith
North Iowa Field Extension
Iowa State Travelling Library
Litbrary
Titonka Federated Club
Titania Indians
Armstrong
Sentral
Burt
Indians
Davil Isebrand
Dale Bartelt
Nick Alexander
Isebrand
Alexander
Keith Brandt
Bartelt
David Isebrand
John Boeckholt
Ust
Charlie Trunkhill
Bartett
Bob Carroll
Mike Schmidt
Tyke Arm
Loren Burnett
Terry Myers
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Supt
Geo. L. Roberts
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Auxiliary
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