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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1967
Page
1
Titonka Federated Club discusses modern math methods and how they affect parents and students. A skit reflecting past school days is performed, with comments by speakers including Ann Paster and Alta Hammltan, and committees announce plans for November meetings.
The American Legion Auxiliary schedules a November 13 gifts drive for children of all ages, with some men's gifts as well. Members should bring knitted items and cookies to the library by 10 00 a m. A November 7 pot luck and sewing day at the Legion Hall requests fabric, carpet cloth, and machine help. A December 4 Christmas party at Artha Boyken's home includes a 50 cent contribution to a Silver Tree fund.
Titonka Plumbing Heating and Supply was announced as the Green Colonial heating and cooling dealer for the area. The firm will offer oil and gas furnaces conversion burners fans blowers and air conditioning with a Green Colonial factory engineer assigned to tailor each installation and ensure service on all makes and models per Green Colonial standards. John Miller owns the Wag dealership locally.
Tyke Indians defeat Armstrong 6 to 0 as Darrell Harms and Jean Stecklip score on drives. Earlier, Tyke council approves used station wagon ambulance plan for Titonka, with initial $1,000 and $5,000 monthly payments. project aims to be ready within two weeks. County supervisors draft initial contract and allow renewal. local turnout strong for mayoral race with Gartner re-elected.
About 125 children attended the UNICEF party at the school on Tuesday October 31 at 630 pm. Costumes were judged and prizes awarded in categories such as animals clowns witches and more with donations supporting UNICEF’s relief efforts worldwide.
Gene Krominga a Frigidaire salesman for Reed Hardware and Appliance in Titanka won a Hawaii vacation as part of a Frigidaire sales contest. He departed November 8 from Fort Dodge and will fly Kansas City to Hawaii for about ten days with tours of the islands and overnights at major stops.
Titonka Band Mothers plan a meeting Monday November 13 at 3 00 p m in the hot lunch room One third of the duces have been turned in Please send your 1 00 to Mrs Pat Haines or any officers Supporters urge backing the Titonka marching band to maintain uniforms and activities through Band Mothers efforts Ed Royken and
The Titonka Woman's Club met Thursday at the Kountry Kitchen with Sadie Denton as hostess. Sixteen members answered roll call for a Crime in the News symposium on The Informed Citizen Organized Crime and The Apathetic Citizen.
Mr and Mrs Elmer A Neyer of Woden celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary with an open house at the Woden Christian Reformed Church parlors on Sunday November 13 starting at 8:00 pm. A short program follows at 8:30. Hosts are their children. The couple requests no gifts.
The girls’ basketball team begins non conference play with coach and players named in the prep, practice started October 16, aiming for an opening game. Contenders include Akkerman, Comangham, Ricklefs and Hoover as starters. The squad is in early preparation for the season opener.
Mrs RoC Cosgrove chair of the Buffalo Township Red Cross Fund Drive thanks workers Mrs Forrest Rede Mrs Arthur Peterson Mrs Donald Michaelson Mrs Arthur Rike Mrs Bradford Buffington Mrs Eugene Meyer Mrs Raymond Schuster and Mr Bil Frit. A total of $106 00 was collected.
School schedules Friday November 10 for K-8 conferences with 5 minute limits per teacher. Junior and senior high parents visit the Central building second floor to collect report cards from Principal Raymond Gaul before meeting teachers by subject. Conference hours run 8 00 am to 12 00 noon and 1 00 to 3 15 pm with sign on second floor to locate teachers.
Readable text notes closures for Veterans Day on Saturday November 11. Stores and offices will shorten hours, the post office and banks will adjust schedules, schools plan no in person program and may operate at home or as directed by authorities.
Council proceedings record an orderly meeting with members Hamilton Honken Joschrand Ishrand Miller and others. Discussions cover emergency board supervision, vehicle purchases, salaries and leases, and bills from General Street Public Safety Sanitation Recreation and Water services with various vendors and staff payments noted.
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