Titonka City Council Proceedings November 3 1977
Titonka City Council met November 3 1977 at 7 30 p m in city hall. Mayor Walter Baade presided with Jaren Krominga Moyic Schuster present absent Boyken. Items included approval of October 6 minutes, financial reports, and payment of bills.
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City of Titonka
City Hall
Walter Baade
Jaren
Krominga
Moyic
Schuster
Boyken
Harold Gartner
Richard Isebrand
Alke
Movick
Checkoff Referendum Voting Set for Iowa Corn Producers
Kossuth County corn growers who produced 250 bushels or more from Sept 1 1976 to Aug 31 1977 are eligible to vote by mail in a proposed Iowa corn checkoff referendum. A 1 tenth cent per bushel levy would fund market development and research under an Iowa Corn Promotion Board. Ballots arrive Nov 23 and must be postmarked by Dec 8 1977.
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C. Kossuth
Kossuth
Iowa Corn Promotion Board
Iowa
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa Department of Agriculture
V F W Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Audit and Merit
The V F W Ladies Auxiliary to Post 4071 met Tuesday November 1 at 7 30 p m in the library room with nine members present. Peggy Frink the 10th district president from Spencer audited the books. The group learned the post earned a Cancer Citation of Merit. Do nations were sent to our National.
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V.F.W
Peggy Frink
Spencer
Home Christmas Fund and Gift Drive Notes
The Titonea Topic lists donations to National Home and VA Hospital with each member sending $3. Dawney and Millie B served lunch. Members may knit booties for the hospital. Christmas party is December 6 at Hazel Ak kerman's with hostesses Hazel Adah Darlene and Linda. Bring wrapped white elephant and a $1 gift exchange. Cookies to Care Center by November.
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Voice of Democracy
Woodward
V.A
Dawney
Millie B
Margaret B
Hazel Akkerman's
Hazel
Adah
Darlene
Linda
Margaret
Marlys
Local visitors and theater outing across Iowa and Minnesota
Titania News notes Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Allan Redenius and friends in Fort Dodge and Forest City. A High school production of Oklahoma drew guests at the Middle School Gym with Keith Rode hosting after. Dr Alice Sartor arrives from Sioux Falls for an extended visit with the Oesterreicher family and area friends.
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Walter Stenzel
Dennis
Susan
Delavan
Minn
Richard Arndt
Mankato
Paul Haase
Aaron
Blue Earth
Verdon Farrow
Gary
Keith
Buffalo Center
Raymond Farrow
Harold Fanon
Swea City
Bill Blocker
Bloomington
Lawrence Blocker
Ray Whitman
Dayton
Ohio
Harold Been
Craig van Kley
George
Kay Alyson
John Ubben
Connie van Kley
Sanborn
Johanna Ubben
Susan Rike
Allan Redenius
Todd
Lisa
Fort Dodge
Alfred Redenius
Art Rode
Verla Brandt
Oklahoma
Forest City
Keith Rode
Louis Oesterreicher
Sioux Falls
S. C
Alice Sartor
Sartor
Oesterreicher
Don Michaelsen
Don Lee
Albert Lea
Richard Thomas
Rochester
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State of Iowa
Iowa Municipal Finance Officers Ass
N. Central Public Service Co
Titonka Telephone Co
U.S. Post Office
Titonka Savings Bank
T.P.E.R.S
IPERS
River City International Inc
Marshall & Swift, Inc
Arthur R. Peterson
Farmers Coop Oil Co
Anderson Implement
Wwe
Steve Dietrich
Harm A. Huisingas
Interstate Power Co
Giant Manufacturing Co
Titanka Senior Citizens Center
P, & M. Stone Co., Inc
Sewa
State of
Central Public Service Co
Ats
State of Iovta
Kae
Bee Road
State Hygiaenic Laboratory
Municipal Supplies Inc
Peek
Richand S. Isebrand
Postage . Co
Ewe Ee
I.P.E.R.S
Titonka Lumber Co
Titonka
Htgh
Minnesota Valley Testing Laboratory
Red Cross
Planning & Zoning Commission
Board of Adjustment
Roberta Movick
Myrtie G. Alke
Walter Brade
John
John J
Gene Rullestad
Emmet County Extension
Kossuth County
VFW Hall
Estherville
Algona
Bancroft Vocational Agriculture Department
Bandroft
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Titania News
Doris Reynolds
Cadette Girl Scouts
Pearle
Ricklefs, Gertrude Sunken
Janice Ludwig
Ann Schutter
Eunice Mechler
Martha Boyken
Kemna Motor CO
Bancroft
DR. Sharp
Nice
Caprice
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