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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1954
Page
1
Publication details show a Titonka Iowa weekly issue with post office entry as second class matter. Subscription rates list $2.00 per year in advance for Kossuth County and Titonka area, $2.50 elsewhere in state, and $3.00 for Canada and foreign countries.
The American Legion Auxiliary committee reports detail from the Nov. 4 meeting. Mandella Ellefson notes items sent to Woodward in October and September, cookies provided to the County Home, magazines sent to Woodward, and cards by the sunshine chair. Volunteers plan a $10 USO Fund donation and a December Christmas party with guest, 50 cent gift exchange.
The Band Mothers met in the Wesley public school lunch room to finalize a musical program for November 10 in the gym. The event will feature numbers by the Band Sex tettes and Glee Club followed by a surprise opening. Lunch will be served after the show.
Immanuel Lutheran led by Pastor A. Diers lists a 10 am Sunday worship service and 9 am Sunday School and Bible class. An ingathering at Erwin Giesking’s farm runs from 7:30 am to 8 pm on Friday and Saturday November 12, tied to the All Lutheran Food Appeal. Confirmation instruction and junior choir rehearsal noted for November 11.
Simon Fred Wenger pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m with theme Ally Grange Abounding. Choir practice Thursday 7 p m Bible and confirmation classes Saturday 10 a m. Hancock County ministers association hold potluck dinner and program Monday 11 a m at Evangelical Reformed church in Garner.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a November business meeting at the Legion Hall with hostesses Martha Boyken and Mary Oesterreicher. Members contributed to the U S O Fund and the Community Child Welfare Fund, discussed Air Power in the Hour of Peril, reported on a successful work meeting, and completed the Emergency Polio Drive with a $302.61 check.
Rosina Truesdell Education Chairman urged using available education and scholarship funds at the start of the year. A pot luck and all day work session followed at the Denton home on Friday November 19 to begin early and maximize shipments and community effort.
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