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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1956
Page
2
A compact collection shows IMMANUAL LUTHERAN and WODEN PRESBYTERIAN worship times with Sunday School details, followed by GRACE GOSPEL CHURCH services. The excerpt shifts to a parenting reflection on adolescence, independence, and guiding teens toward secure self-reliance.
Titonka and Doan parish churches plan a 9:00 a.m. church school and 9:45 a.m. worship, with a 10:00 a.m. church school and 11:00 a.m. worship in Titonka. Dr. C W Tompkins of Friendship Haven Ft Dodge will speak at both services during the worship hour. The pastor attends the U N Seminar in New York. Choir rehearsal in Titonia on Nov 28. Membership instruction on Sat Dec 1 from 9 to 11 a.m.
First Bible Presbyterian Church lists Rev. Robert A. Wildeman with Sunday School at 9 30 and Morning Worship at 10 30 and Evening Service at 7 30 plus Prayer Service Wednesday 8 00 and Bible Club Saturday 2 00 Ram sey Reformed Church led by Rev William Kroon with 9 30 morning worship 10 15 Sunday school and catechism classes Wednesday 7 30 and choir practice 8 30 on November 28.
GOOD HOPE LUTHERAN lists 9:30 am Sunday School and 10:30 am church service with a birthday offering. On Sat Nov 24 confirmation instruction runs 9 to 12, Junior Mission Band 1:30 to 3:30, and gift drives for Negro Mission children hosted by Brandt Rakow and others. Monday Nov 26 features Brotherhood dartball at home against Corwith, Tuesday Nov 27 staff Bible Study at 7:30 pm, Web Nov 28 Junior Choir 7 pm and Senior Choir 8 pm.
Article discusses parental concerns about guiding teenagers toward happiness and responsibility as they enter a world shaped by modern pressures and changes. It emphasizes the need for supportive approaches at home and in communities to help youth navigate adolescence and future society.
A wartime tribute recalls the line no man is indispensable spoken by a British captain in the drive for Liberty bonds. It notes Kitchener’s death in the North Sea and argues the cause outlives any one person. It urges successors to continue the work and carry the mantle until God calls them.
A reflective column recalls advice from 1906 about civic behavior and town growth while detailing local happenings. August Leek and wife welcomed a thirteen pound baby girl. Dr Packard reports a baby boy for Mr and Mrs B H Meyer. Charles Reynolds builds a barn. John Zwiefel and Ann Kennedy's 25 year marriage noted. Melvin Post operated on for appendicitis. Estelle Bonacker, a nurse, is in charge. Tom Loats expands painting and farming work. another couple welcomed a baby girl to John and wife Helmers. admonitions to drive safely and watch traffic are included.
Charles Totemeier cleaned a two percent pound bass and discovered a full grown blackbird in the fish's stomach, a startling find reported by local anglers.
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