Squaws End Winless Run With 57-47 Victory Over Ledyard
Titonka girls overcome an early deficit to beat Ledyard 57-47 as Gayle Sloper scores 26 and Verna Gray 23. Boys lose 77-55 after fast break trouble. Dverg Krantz leads Titonka with 16 points. Community notes include turkey drawing and roller skating events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Ledyard
Tyke
Sloper
Gray
Tyke Hag I
Squaws
Gayle Sloper
Verna Gray
Elen’ Nelson
Marilyn Welhousen
Indians
Dverg Krantz
John Cordes
Thrunkhill
Asa
Michaelsen
Swea City
Thanksgiving guidance for a traditional turkey dinner
A Thanksgiving kitchen guide outlines selecting turkey size from small to heavy breeds, thawing timelines, and safe stuffing practices. It covers roasting methods with fat cloth or foil, aiming for 26 to 30 minutes per pound, tips on garnishing, and carving procedures to serve white and dark meat with dressing to guests.
Buffalo Township 4 H Club Honors Held at School Lunch Room
The Buffalo Township 4 H Boosters and clubs held the second annual Recognition Night with 75 attendees. Awards to Buffalo Boys include Five Year Membership and Sheep Showmanship honors. numerous members receive Record Books, Book Marks, and blue ribbons for long term projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Township
Buffalo Boosters
Victoria Rakow
Kathy ‘Willis
Kathleen Eden
The
Buffalo Boys, Hi ‘Ld
Dean Barnes
Kossuth County
Tina
Buffalo Boys
Cordes
Quist
Quistandin
Wayne
Richard Fritz
Dennis ‘Fritz
Denis Fritz
Lennice Billborough
Audrey Boelkes
Sarah Brandt
Joan Cosgrave
Sharon Eden
Linda Fritz
Sharon Giesking
Joyce Giesking
Linda Krantz
Jackie Rood
Sylvia Eden
Patty Willis
Kathy Willis
Virginia Fritz
Janice Alice Sylvia Eden
Victoria Riakow
Cynthia Rakow
ATL
Linda Han Club
Kathyang
Patty Wills
J “Por
Kathy
Paty ‘Willis
Portensborough
Barad
Walls
Diane Gartner
Patty Witter
Janet Buffington
Jetoria
Maurice Bilsborough
Mie
C.F. Callies
Clarence Brandt
Bern Lesdere
Pee Tert Wie
Ie Suri Meng Ie
Tama Ramah
Hear Euncl Fai
A. Clarke Miller
Clarance Brandt
Tragic Marshmallow Mishap Claims Dennis Eden Near Titonka
Dennis Lee Eden died after choking on a marshmallow Saturday two miles north of Titonka. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Wesley by Dr. Paul Warner. Funeral services were held at St. Joseph’s Church Wesley with burial in St. Joseph’s Cemetery Wesley. He was survived by his parents Donna and Donald Eden sister Donna and grandparents Fred Eden Wesley and William Foxen Osage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Lee Eden
Donald Eden
Doan
Titonka
Dennis Lee
Paul Warner
Wesley
Renwick
Fred Eden
John Lesiak
Lesiak
Iowa City
Neal Boyken
Titonke
Buchholz
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Donal Eden
Hancock ,Memorial Hospital
Britt
Donna
William Foxen
Osage
Christmas Boxes and Meetings Mark Legion Auxiliary Work
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular November Junior meeting at the Garrett home with Christmas Chimney Boxes and 100 decorated napkin rings for the USWA Hospital in Des Moines. Kossuth units met November 18 in Wesley. Bridget Garrett highlighted education aid, including War Orphans: Educational Assistance Act of 1946 offering up to 110 dollars monthly. The December 1 meeting and December 15 Christmas party were announced with reminders to bring gifts and 25 cents for Juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Woodward
USWA
Des Moines
Kossuth County
Legion Hall
Wesley
National Polia Foundation
Bridgett Garrett
American Legion Auxiliary
Elmer Peterson
L Junio
Atteng
Lakota Triumphs Over Titonka In Conference Opener
Lakota defeated Titonka 51-30 in the boys game and 50-43 in the girls contest as Lakota controlled play from the second period. Verna Gray led the Squaws with 30 points on 16 of 19 free throws while Tyke and Takota contributed for Titonka. George Sonnenberg to hold farm sale on December 5 near Titonka with lunch served by Immanuel Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Lakota
Sleper
Sloper
Gray
Gill
Tyke
Squaws
Verna Gray
Takota
Jack Trunkhill
George Sonnenberg
Ladies of Immanuel Lutheran Church
Farm Outlook shows corn surpluses rise in government hands
The analysis led by Iowa State College economist Francis Kutish notes CCC corn holdings rising from 602 million bushels in summer 1956 to over 1.1 billion by end-1957 and predicted about 1.5 billion by end-1959 as old corn is absorbed and more feed grains are produced this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Francis Kutish
Iowa State College Farm
Kutish
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Katish
Alumni Banquet Slated in Ti tonka Consolidated School
The Ti tonka Consolidated School Alumni Association plans a Friday banquet in the school gym at 6 30 p m with Rev LeRoy Leats Class of 1937 director of Westminster Foundation Stillwater Oklahoma as speaker A dance follows at 9 p m in the coliseum with Rhythm Club providing music and the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Consolidated School
LeRoy Leats
Westminister Foundation
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Rhythm Club
Engelbarts Honored by Foxbilt Feeds Topper Award
Mr and Mrs Elmer Engelbarts of Engelbarts Feed Company Woden were honored at Foxbilt Feeds Topper Party in Des Moines. Engelbarts earned the Five Star Topper award for sales excellence, one of seven recipients from about 3 000 Foxbilt reps. The honor included a two week all expense paid vacation to Canada. The event featured entertainment and a large attendance with over 200 others receiving awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes Moines
Elmer
Engelbarts
Engelbarts Feed Company
Woden
Foxbilt Feeds
Canada
Kay Truesdell Honored With Bridal Shower
Miss Kay Truesdell was guest of honor at a bridal shower in Titonka's Fellowship Hall on Saturday evening November 22. Hosts included Mrs. H. W. Kitzinger and others. guests enjoyed games, readings, and gifts with a farm motif coffee table. Titanica Chamber invites members to assemble Christmas decorations Monday December 1 at Schutter Implement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Turkey
Titanka
Harold's
Roller Hink
Chamber of Commerce
K & H Co-op Oi Co
Callies Bros
Rickling Insurance
Amos Krominga
V & H Cafe
Schutter Implement
Botsford Lumber Co
Farmers Co-op Elevator
Ricks Cities Service
Isebrand Produce
Richard Isebrand
Hamilton Hatchery
Beavers Barber
Schmidt's
Willemssen ‘Hardware
Gambles
Intermill's
Reed Hardware
John J. Lesiak
M.D
Loren Hans
Swan “Furniture
Herbert H. Klasse
John Isebrand
Wabben
Titonka Implement Co
Titonka Locker
Fisher Chevrolet
Titonka Hatchery
Ak-kerman Livestock
Titonka Savings Bank
Boyken Insurance
Boyken
Kay Truesdell
The
Methodist Church
H. W. Kitzinger
Harold Gartner
Roy Budijong
A. KR. Peterson
Heiko Boekelman
K. A. Sathoff
A. C. Miller
Morris Givens
R. E. Dockstader
Earl Zwiefel
C. F. Callies
Edward Brandt
Rebeccaa Truesdell
Julaine Thiesse
Miss Stroebel
Miss Bruns
Max Goldman
Jean Christian
Titanica Chamber of Commerce
Birds Of Union Slough Refuge Record Rich Species List
U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service notes 178 bird species observed at Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge over two years. Dennis Carter aided with identifications. on November 19 Bonaparte's gull and shrike added to the list. Notable sightings include a common loon and rare golden plovers. Counts: 15 Hutchins Canada geese, 105 snow and blue geese, 2820 mallards, 5 black ducks, 5 gadwalls, 10 widgeon, 10 pintails, 35 green winged teal, 5 lesser scaup, 10 hooded merganser and 2 coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge
Dennis Carter
Fairmont
Minnesota
Iowa State College
Louisiana State University
Dennis
Bonaparte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary K. Staudt
Extension Homie- Economist
Krantz
Cynthia Rakew
Linda
Victoria Rakew
Janice Alice
Fi Kathy Willis
Sara Beth Brandt
Fatty Wils
Brenda Branat
Linda Budlow
Carol Haack
Kossuth Co
Good Hope Ladies Aid
Good Hope’ Lutheran
Aig
Sylvan Hanna
Henry Baade
Herbert Rakow
Martin Brandt
Brownie News
Becky Truesdel
Cheryl Walrod
Barbara Zwietel
Ann Sexton
Kathy Read
Judy Akkerman
Marlys Claybaugh
Judy Isebrand
Union Slough Digest
Harold H. Burgess
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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