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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1961

Page

2

Gift Shop program aids hospitalized veterans Christmas joy

The American Legion Auxiliary runs Gift Shops in veterans hospitals to let patients select gifts for wives and children at no charge. Volunteers and ward carts bring items to beds, with dates across Iowa including Des Moines and several institutes, inviting public to view Auxiliary Santa Claus in action.

American Legion Auxilia Veterans In Veterans Comicitarius Simioen American Legion Auxiliry Ladies In Blue Iowa Des Maines Veterans Hospital Town City Veterans Clittary Uddiets Home Marshal Indeemheowu Dee W. Knoxville Dee & Chavinds Dee Mount Pleasant de Des Moines Rsoan

Junior Auxiliary News Meeting at Reed Home

The American Legion Auxiliary Juniors held a regular meeting October 30 at the Reed home. A business session preceded lunch served by hostesses Sandy and Donna Hoover. Thanksgiving favors consisting of turkey nut cups were sent to the State Hospital at Woodward. Audrey Boelkes, reporter.

American Legion Auxiliary Reed Home Sandy iDonna Hoover State Hospital Woodward Audrey Boelkes

Osceola couple marks 60 years of marriage

Mr and Mrs Pearl Adamson of Osceola celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. They recently observed the milestone and have resided in their current home for the last 50 years.

Pearl Adamson Osceola

North Kossuth D H L L A report on past month dairy herds

The report by Forrest Hofbauer Swea City D H L A supervisor covers 27 dairies with 667 cows tested on D H L A and 25 owner samples totaling 427 cows. It notes one new herd Fred Richter Son Ikota and lists milk yields fat tests and fat per cow for multiple herds led by Laurene Loeschen Sidney Payne Leander Menke Milton Madison Frank Droessley Joan Ruger Ed Tigges and Harry Wigdahl with varying averages.

D.h.la Forrest Hofbauer Swea City D-H.la Fred Richter & Son Lkota Laurence Loeschen Sidney Payne Leander Menke Milton Madison Frank and John Droessley

Farm Questions on Drainage Slope and Pest Control

Q1 asks the recommended drainage slope for a hog feeding floor. A: A half inch per foot is best. Q2 asks about using insecticide powder in planter boxes for corn rootworms. answer notes limited effectiveness and suggests mixing insecticide with starter fertilizer or using granule insecticide with planter attachments. Q3 asks where to get a soil survey map of Kossuth County. instruction directs to Write to Bulletin Distribution Office, Iowa State University, Ames Iowa. price details for multiple maps quoted.

Kossuth County Bulletin Iowa State University Ames Iowa

Understanding Children in Christmas Store Fears

A mother reassures her 12 year old son Bill in a store at Christmas as he fears Santa. The piece notes that unknown and unexpected events frighten young children and suggests allowing gradual curiosity while comforting them.

Bill Santa

Bears in the dark and a mother’s reassurance

A mother recounts comforting her daughter ElizabEth who feared bears in the dark after listening to older boys. The mother left a hall light on and kept the door ajar, eventually the child said there aren’t any bears and slept calmly. The story emphasizes reassuring children promptly to ease fears.

Elizabeth

Grazing Deadline Set for Wheat Stabilization Farms

The 1962 Wheat Stabilization Program allows diversion of wheat land to conservation uses with grazing barred to keep eligibility. May 1, 1962 is the grazing deadline except for double cropping cases ending Dec 31, 1961. Winter wheat producers must apply by Dec 1, 1961 at the County ASCS Office.

Richard Anderson ASC ASCS

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