Local Happenings and Social Notes in Titonka Area
A November 12 sale listing for Ben Isebrand appears in this issue's Local Happenings. Social events include Mrs. Marie Orthel hosting Titania Woman's Club, Mrs Maree Krantz leading a lesson on film media, and multiple bridge and visiting gatherings among area families in Buffalo Center Britt Titonka and Adams Minn. Several residents welcome newborns, plan celebrations, and host weekend visits while community institutions like the Titonka Feed Mill close for November 7 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Isebrand
Marie Orthe
Titania Woman's Club
Maree Krantz
New Crop Testing Program Moves to Iowa Center
A federal state plant introduction and testing program covering 12 states aims to boost crops for Iowa farmers. Iowa State College hosts initial tests, with later regional expansion under Dr. Charles E. Kinley and Dean R. E. Buchanan. The effort seeks disease resistant barley strains and broader crop improvements through international plant material. A new administrative role is held by Dr. Iver Johnson, with funding from federal and state sources. In other notes, four Broderson brothers near Harlan weigh 910 pounds combined, average 225 pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States
Iowa State College
Charles E. Kinley
Iowa State
Dean R. E. Buchanan
Dean Buchanan
Iver Johnson
Agricultural Experiment Station
Local Wesley News Highlights Delays and Ceremonies
Mrs Albert Lichteig and infant Catherine Ann were welcomed home from Algona General Hospital. Catherine Ann was baptized at St Josephs Church with sponsors Mr and Mrs Joe Wagner of Kanawha. Several local residents returned from medical care in Fort Dodge and Mason City. Banns announced for weddings in St Josephs and St Benedict. Community activities include bridge clubs, WSCS district meeting, a Halloween party, and class play plans for November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lichtele
General Hospital
Algona
St. Joseph's Churcy
Catherine Ann
Louis Lichtele
Joe Wagner
Kanawha
Trene Studer
Ed Hildman
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Chas. Mullin
Bridge Club
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Clara Lou Bauer
R. C. Bauer
George Wellh
Whittemore
Evelyn Hanig
Jake Hanty
George Kunkel
St. Benedict
Joe Smith
Buffalo Center
Albert Lichsteig
Lichteig
Olaf Wannemark
Wraigde End
St. James
Boone
Atate
Willard Keen
Halsey
Oregon
Seefeld
Fred Seefeld
Vincent Doughan
Larry Youngwirth
Julius Kelch
Superior
Holy Family Hospital
Hstherville
Keithh
Vivian Studer
Viola Studer
Michael Leslie
Mason City
Leslie McKinroe
Margaret Benton
Steve Dwyer
Jerry
Humboldt
Doris Dwer
Washington, D.C
Roger Doughan
Jimmie Miller
Doughan
J. A. Riggs
Lester Larson
Ole Ham
George Seaberg
Jurgen
Joe Skow
Burt
Tumbling Creek
Karl Wester
Ames
Emil Wester
Frank Bleich
Margaret Ann
Will Hauptly
Trene Hanig
Loren Lease
Boyd Halton
Lake Mills
Irving Alne
Waldorf College
Forest City
Alne
C.D. of A’s
Legion Hall
Forrest Christensens
Wesley
Lou Bolenous
Doan
Christensens
Cedar Falls
Local Social Notes Mention Hospital Work and Wedding
Mrs. Mary Studer assisted in the Farmers Elevator office last week. Mrs. Lease was out sick for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rasmussen and son left Wednesday for Alameda California after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rasmussen. They attended the November 4 wedding of his brother Forrest Rasmussen and Blanche Nedved. The WSCS met Wednesday afternoon at the church with hostesses Mesdames John Paulson, Orville Smith, Ray Hanson and Fred Rasmussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Orthel
Bridge Club
Mabel Sheridan
Wm. Spangler
Britt
Ang
Hartis
Edw
A. Sathoff
Mary Oesterreicher
Minnie Oesterreicher
Masther Breen
Downs
Sathoff
Breenlow
Mary Grans
Heinie Bruns
Mason City
Wayne Miller
Titonia
Rey
Hidert Smith
Willow Lake
Pidert
Warner Smith
C. F. Callies
Cpl
Jerry Stockwell
USMC
Adams
Minn
Austin
Mary Studer
Farmers’ Elevator
Lease
Merle Rasmussen and
Alameda
Calif
Fred Rasmussen
Forrest Rasmussen
Blanche Nedved
WSCS
John Paulson
Orville Smith
Ray Hanson
Lakota Ladies Attend Meeting of Farm Bureau Women
Mrs Jerry Heetland and Mrs Elmer Paulsen attended the contact meeting of the farm Bureau Women's Committee at Mrs Wayne Keith's home near Burt. A luncheon was given by Mrs C C Inman second district committeewoman. Eighteen township chairmen and other representatives, totaling fifty nine, were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Heetland
Elmer Paulsen
Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Wayne Keith
Burt
C. C. Inman
Women’s program priorities set for coming year
The plan outlines action in International Relations and Health for the year ahead. Additional emphasis will address the school problem and libraries, guiding future work and resources for the community.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Floyd Relbaumen
Clarence Bowers
D. H. James
Rocheaster
Natonal
Ufe
Titonka
Pearl Strate
Gordonville
Mann
Floyd Reibsamen
Reibsamen
James
Roy Mann
Marilyn Jesse
Mamie Speicher
Fairmont
McConnaughey
Ward Taft
Harold
Garfield Sechawer
Ernest Hansen
Will Rode
Senna Isebrand
Gordon Swan
George ‘Sachau
Cara Horseman
Los Angeles
Be, Houck
Alfred Boelkes
Tindall
Woden
Audrey Hloise
Howard French
Minneapolis
Russell
Elmer Albbe
Janice
Blue Island
Harry Mehlan
Robert Anderson
Arthur
Omaha
Mchlan
Gamble Store
Titania
Rainbow Cleaners
Clarion
Titonka Savings Bank
Chase & Sanborn
Wilson’s Beef
Wesley News
van Camp
Green Valley
Duraglass
Morton's
Arge
Florida
Monarch Coffee
Carnation
Bartlett
Bonacker
Modern Cleaners & Tailors
Algona, Iowa
Willard
Eiait Mard
Wateht
W. J. Denton
pavGorse
Dodge
Plymouth
J. E
Lh.c. Implements
Dodge and
Intermill
Frida
Pettijohns
la Monte
BIG Smith
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