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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1957

Page

5

Ramblin with Phil reflects winter's early arrival in north Iowa

The column notes a heavy snow over north Iowa with 10 inches and strong winds creating drifts. It praises Harry Mehlan for a Methodist Church talk on Layman's Sunday, mentions Titonka Christmas plans, Saturday roller skating at Harold's Rink, and community events including Tyke gatherings sponsored by local businessmen. It also references Titonka's white-way installation, school closures, and notes God's Acre Day at Dean Church on November 26 with corn shelling, a noon potluck, and a bazaar.

Iowa Harry Mehlan Harry Titonka Harold's Iti Poe Dean Church Raymond Weiland Dale Struthers Struthers Clarence Christensen Max Stratton Robert Bolenues

Graveside services for Dr E J Gallup 78

Graveside services were conducted by Rev Max Goldman at Buffalo Township Cemetery for Dr E J Gallup aged 78. He died in his office early Monday November 11 and the body was found Wednesday night by Fred Baade. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Ernestine Martin and Mrs Beatrice Waller of Miami, Fla.

Max E Goldman Titonia Methodist Church Buffalo Township E. J. Gallup Gallup Britt Forest City Titonka Swan Purnittce Lawrence Govern Vincent Govern John Sachau Eilert Boyken Ernestine Martin Beatrice Waller Miami Florida Waller

County 4-Hers Awarded Trips

Six 4 H boys and five club girls will visit Chicago and the International Livestock and Grain Show from November 28 to December 3 for outstanding 4 H club work. Winners include Annette Braynard Luverne Wires Illifonidale Rustlers Bert Friets Lakota Lads Kollard Greenwood Boys Leroy Witzel Luverne Boys Robert Crouch Seneca Boys. Accompanied by Mrs Chas Gutknecht Lakota Gene Tolheim Swea City and Robert Johnson county extension youth assistant. Trip financed by county elevators and radio KGLO.

Chicago Annette Braynard Luverne Illifonidale Bert “Friets Fenton Cooperative Elevator West Bend Cooperative Elevator Lone Rock Cooperative Exchange Burt Cooperative Elevator Farmers Cooperative Elevator Swea City Ledyard Farmers Elevator Titanka Irvington Cooperative Farmers Cooperative Society Wesley Whittemore Cooperative KGLO

Federated Club to Meet with Norma Ricks

The Titania Federated Club will meet Thursday November 1 at 8 30 p m at Norma Ricks home with Kathryn Hamilton as hostess. The lesson Religion Peter Marshall will be given by Kathryn Swan. Music by Doris Sathotti and roll call will be A Biblical Character. Please notice change of hostess.

Federated Club Norma Ricks Titania’ Federated Club Kathryn Hamilton Peter Marshall Kathryn Swan Doris Sathotti roll_ cally

Titania Grade School Operetta Presents Taffy Ann Evening

The Titania Grade School operetta Taffy Ann is set for Monday at 7 30 p m in the school gym. Cast includes Taffy Ann O Day and Eloise with a fundraiser and a birthday event featuring a mischief making neighbor Gallie Jerome whose visit from China promises comic results and a happy ending as a restored truck and new work arise.

Titania Taffy ,Ann Taffy Ann O'Day Taffy Ann Eloise Gallie Jerome China Gallie Jerome Galahad Jerome Jim Rippentrop Lovey Drake Janice McGuire Tatty Ann O'Day Jane Schmidt Pat O'Day Reg Schutter Tafty Ann Dorothy Hathaway Kathleen Eden Neil Miller Terry Nelson Annis Lorry Janet Bahling Ollis West Forrest Rade Jean Rivers Lawrence Goyern

Titonka Teams Drop Openers At Luverne

Titonka basketball squads opened the season at Luverne Friday night with the Lions sweeping the first game 68 to 84 as Trudy Bess led Titonka with 26 points and Donna Beenken added 14. The Indians fell 64 to 33 in the second game amid a lineup dominated by freshmen and a scoreless first period for Titonka.

Titonka Luverne Luverne Lionettes Donna Beenken Diane Krorminga Fayé Ann Smith Indians Kerker Laverne Asche

Snowfall Forces School Cancellations and PTA Postponement

Heavy snow Saturday night and all day Monday caused school to cancel classes Tuesday and dismiss early Monday. Weather cleared Tuesday but notices had already gone out. November PTA meeting was canceled and will not be rescheduled due to speaker John Wood's absence. Next meeting December 18 with a Christmas operetta planned.

P.T.A. S John Wood

Bill Abbas Named to Dream 11 Team by Coaches

Bedford defensive guard Bill Abbas, a former Titania student, was selected for the Dream 11 Team in the Greater Cleveland Conference. The Cleveland News article notes the honor comes from weekly coach voting among Northern Ohio schools, with 60 players from each squad considered. Abbas, a junior, was highlighted for his defensive play leading Bedford to victory or a tie last weekend.

Bill Abbas Titania Dream 11 Greater Cleveland Cleveland News Bill Bedford Ohio Apthce Cleveland Ater

Buffalo 4-H'ers Shine in County Awards Night

Buffalo Two hosts a county recognition night for 4-H members on November 12 at Titanka School. Eighteen awards honored outstanding 4-H project work, record books, and club activities. Darlene Callies led girls with Leadership, Recreation pins, and seven year seal. Robert Fritz and John Cordes led boys with Achievement medal and showmanship trophies. About 65 in attendance. two clubs praised for blue ribbon county success.

Buffalo Two Buffalo Boosters Buffalo Boys Robert Johnson, Co. Youth Ass’t Darlene Callies Danforth Foundation Darlene Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare Virginia Fritz Sylvia Eden Extension Service Placques Kathleen Eden Linda Hansen Janice Aike Sharon Carroll Buffalo Boosters Club Robert Fritz Chicago Richard Fritz John Cordes Carl F. Callies Co. Extension and Farm Bureau Victoria Rakow Sandra Gartner Kossuth County Fair Judy DeBoer Kathleen ‘ Eden Janice Alke Cynthia Rakow Kathy Willis Secy Farm Bureau Clarence Brandt Carl Callies Maurice Bilsborough Wm. Fritz Claude Bilsborough Brandt

Titonka Ledyard Split In Home Basketball Games

Titonka squeezed a 51 29 win over Ledyard as the Titonka Squaws posted their first conference victory on the home court. Ledyard led 24 0 after the first quarter, then trailed 27 14 at halftime and 40 20 after three. Scorers included Bess 17, Faye Ann Smith 15, Donna Beenken 12, with Krominga and Nelson also contributing.

Titonka Squaws Ledyard Tyke Titonka Squaws Opheim Bess Faye Ann Smith Donna Beenken Diane Krominge Ellen Nelson D. Krominga T. Bess Donna Be F. A. Smith G. Sleper Dawn Beenken M. Welhousen Indians Asa R. Hene Krantz J. Cordes R. Folkerts Schutter Asche Cunningham

Titonka Joins Revised State Line Conference in 1958

Titonka moves into the new State Line Conference for football and basketball in 1958, with six existing teams plus four newcomers. The change pools football and basketball, adds baseball and possibly track and music and speech activities, and reshapes schedules for the 1958-59 season.

Titonka Corn Belt Southwest Titanka Marathon Sioux Rapids Swea City Armstrong Thompson State Line Burt Lakota Ledyard Rake Sentral Ringsted Sentral Hee Ringsted Burt Lakota Renwick Central

Titonka Woman's Club Meets Tuesday Evening

Titonka Woman's Club will meet Tuesday evening, November 28, at Betty Branat's home. Lesson subject is Doors Opened on Our American Heritage with quotes about Thanksgiving Day and Our American Heritage. Roll call asks Things for which Tam most thankful.

Titonka Betty Branat Henry Maree Krantz Lenore Schram Rosina Truesdell Tam

Farm Shorts on Feed Analysis and Harvesting Tips

County Extension Director Dean L Barnes notes Iowa State College does not provide individual feed analyses. For a $1 a simple lab test covers protein fat fiber and ash at the State Chemical Laboratory Desby Town. Complete vitamin and mineral analyses are costly. Harvest grain sorghum is wind challenged. best salvage uses a Hume Reel or corn planter with a combine. Silage aids feed for sows reducing daily costs. an 8 to 10 lb loss per pig for gilts and 0-15 lb for old sows.

Iowa State College State Chemical Laboratory East 7Th and Court Desby Town Combine

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