Federated Club Halloween Party Highlights Costumes and Prizes
The Federated Club held a Halloween party on October 25 at Clar ine Boyken s home with husbands and guests enjoying costumes and entertainment. Prizes honored originality beauty comicality and elaborate displays for couples and individuals. The November 8 meeting will be hosted by Ann Patterson with Karen Boyken assisting and slides on the World s Fair planned. The Brownies met October 31 with 23 present and a puppet show delighting attendees.
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Federated Club
Clarine Boyken
Ted
JoAnne Hoover
Shirley Amesbury
Neal
Karen Boyken
Nancy Wilbrecht
Don
Trudy Budlong
Gertie Bartlett
Kenny
Betty Krantz
Dan
Judie Oberholtzer
Norma Ricks
Rolly
Delores Fox
Vernon
Marcella Wenger
Ann Patterson
Fay Callies
Mabel Dunmire
Debbie Budlong
Titonka Alumni Supper Plans Set For Friday Evening
Titonka plans its annual alumni supper Friday evening November 23 at the school with supper at 6 30 p m followed by a business meeting program and a dance with an orchestra in the gym. The dance is open to the public and past graduates are urged to reply by November 15 with special attention to classes 1922 1932 1942 1952 and 1962.
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Titonka
Velida Bruns
Iowa
Titonka Woman's Club Demonstrations At Regular Meeting
Titonka Woman's Club leaders Maree Krantz and Lois Brandt supervised home decorating demonstrations using materials from home fields and by-ways. Members joined in crafting as part of a social evening with UNICEF Party reports and federation notes. Next meeting set at Mary Budlong home with reservations for November 29 guest party. Sunday visitors included families from Forest City Lone Rock and local residents. Attendees also noted attendance at the Iowa-Ohio State football game in Iowa City.
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Titonka Woman's Club
Maree Krantz
Lois Brandt
Unicef
Fern Kitzinger
Federation
Mary Budlong
Russell Krominga
Jim Johnson
Forest City
Amos Krominga
Don Budlong
Dave Lynch
Lone Rock
Clifford Krantz
Morris Givens
J. L. Intermill
Art Boyken
Andy Krominga
Phil Jaren
Iowa City
Titanica Stores Closed for Veterans Day Observance
Titanica stores will close Monday November 12 in observance of Veterans Day. Since the holiday falls on Sunday, closures shift to the following day. There will be no mail delivery that day but schools operate as usual.
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Titanica
Titanka
Harry Ricklefs
Ricklefs
Rochester
Tilonka Council appoints Hill as councilman to fill vacancy
In Tilonka Iowa on November 1 1962 Dr J K Hill was appointed by ballot to fill the unexpired term of C R Reed. The oath was given by Mayor Gartner. Minutes of prior sessions were approved. Bills listed include insurance legal services and utility costs with various payees and amounts. Meeting adjourned with notices of upcoming W S C S meeting and band concert payments.
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Tilonka
Iowa
J. K. Hill
C. R. Reed
Gartner
General
Boyken Insurance Agency
Russell G. Buchanan
Legal Services
Harold
Beed
Interstate Power Co
Herbert H. Klasse
J. R. Schutter
Boyken
Sunray DX Oil Co
Rick
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Pest-Kil Chemical Co
Titania Consolidated School
Schrader Hardware
Case
State Hygienic Lab
Plumb Supply, Inc
Bahitee Oh
B. O. Bryngelson Coast, Co
Wallace & Holland
Titonia Consolidated School
Sybil
Light County Vote In Kos suth Shows Low Turnout
In Kos suth County only 7 558 votes were cast for U S Senate candidates. County officers were largely reelected with two new supervisors Lawrence Newbrough and McDonald winning in districts four and two respectively. Rode defeated Cosgrove in three district race. precincts show varying totals. This ballot was the smallest in over five decades, with district judges eliminated and several county offices not up for election.
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Kossuth
Board of Supervisors
Lawrence Newbrough
Homer McCarthy
McDonald
Beamish
John Rode
Richard Cosgrove
Rode- Cosgrove
Rode
Buffalo
German
Portland
Prairie
Ramsey
Wesley
Lions and Faculty Open Basketball Season Clash at Titania Gym
The Titania Lions meet local faculty in a 7 30 p m season opener at the high school gym Saturday November 17. Both squads feature near professional caliber players and seek early momentum with a fast paced game and outside shooting. The night includes a junior high game and tickets cost 75 cents for adults and 30 cents for children with advance sales through Lions Club members.
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Titania Lions
Lions
Lions Club
Armstrong Out-Lasts Indians For 37-12 Conference Victory
Titania Tribune reports Titonka held Armstrong to 12 at halftime before the Trojans pulled away to win 37-12. Armstrong’s Tyke drive produced two early scores, and key plays included Rod Hench to Paul Miller for a second period TD and a late fourth quarter surge. Titonka ends 1962 season without a victory but shows potential with underclassmen as basketball season looms November 27 facing Burt.
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Titonka
Armstrong
Trojans
Indians
Ponty J
T.D
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Paul Miller
Wayne Senne
Henehy
Tyke
Trojan
Hench
Jim Rippentrop
Butere
Te Pant Armstrong
Avee
Mark Boyken
Fou
Titanics
Titania
Burt
Farm Outlook For 1963 Evening School Topic
The first Adult Evening School session on Wednesday November 14 at 8 00 p m will cover Farm Outlook For 1963. Dean Barnes extension director Kossuth County will discuss changes in farm outlook driven by the crop year the Cuban situation and the European common market. The meeting will be held in the Titonia school lunch room. All farmers and interested residents are invited.
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Dean Barnes
Kossuth Co
Titonia
Harley R. Lehman, Jr
Vong
Juniors Legion Auxiliary Plans November Meeting
October gathering at Mrs Garrett's home produced 30 Halloween favors for Burt Rest Home and 40 Thanksgiving favors for Good Samaritan Home in Algona. Linda Higgens and Audrey Boelkes served lunch. Next meeting November 26 at Boykens with Martha and Janine Boyken hosting.
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Mrs Garrett
Burt Rest
Good Samaritan
Algona
Linda Higgens
Audrey Boelkes
Boykens
Martha
Janine Boyken
Legion And Auxiliary Plan Joint County Meeting At Burt
The American Legion and Auxiliary hold a joint county meeting in Burt on Tuesday November 13 at 8:00 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Vernon Fiderlick district commander and Mrs William C Daubendick district president address attendees along with Mrs Robert Crocker department child welfare chair. All Legionnaires and Auxiliary members urged to attend noting a time change for the auxiliary.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Burt
Legion Hall
Vernon Fiderlick
Livermore
William C. Daubendick
Jefferson
Robert Crocker
Bode
Legionnaires
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