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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1957
Page
2
The Titania churches schedule worships and events including Methodist and Good Rope Lutheran services. Highlights include Christmas Cantata on December 8 and multiple gatherings such as youth classes, choir rehearsals, turkey hatchery supper, and various meetings through December 5.
Ramsey Reform church lists Rev William Kroon with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m plus 7 30 p m evening worship A Men s Brotherhood meeting Dec 2 Consistory Dec 3 Ladies Aid Dec 4 Catechism 7 30 p m and Youth Fellowship 8 30 p m Grace Baptist Church led by Rev Roland Andrews offers 10 00 a m Sunday School 11 00 a m worship and 8 00 p m prayer service First Baptist Buffalo Center Iowa posts 9 45 a m Sunday School and 10 50 a m Morning Service
Mrs. Fred Asa reports several community notes from Doan and Swea City. Dr. Robert Culver of Genoa is guest minister in Wesley conducting meetings. Doan Women’s Society of Christian Service met November 22 with 20 members and 3 children present. Mary Young reported finances. bouquets from the Hansens were thanked. sunshine boxes and funeral details mentioned.
E F Hayenga pastor leads a 10 30 a m worship service at Woden Presbyterian Church inviting community participation and reflection.
Immanuel Lutheran led by Pastor Diers announces a Thanksgiving service on Thursday at 10:00 am with a Benevolence offering via the American Lutheran Church. Additional events include confirmation on Saturday, Advent worship on Sunday at 10:30 am, Sunday School at 9:30, and midweek pledges and choir rehearsals December 4 and 7.
Rev. Robert A. Wildeman overseeing services with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:30 a.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Prayer service on Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. Bible Club meets Saturday at 2:00.
The article notes a Thanksgiving gift of money to missionary Dr. Orthe Lane and a W S C S program planned for December 1. It describes church decorations for Christmas, youth outreach funds for Miss Kio Matsuda of Nishinomiya Japan, and the Dean Women's Club meeting at Mrs Harold Martinek's home on November 20 with 11 members present.
A historical reminiscence by Rev. Robert H. Harper reflecting on how far humanity has progressed since a past commencement address. The speaker muses about future lunar colonists, oxygen tanks, and algae while urging humility before divine will as the Earth endures tumultuous change.
Mrs. Dale Breathers led in the president’s absence with roll call and minutes by Sadie Struthers. Charity gifts to Florence Critttenden Home and a Christmas box drive for Cherokee, plus a secret sisters and brothers gift exchange. 4-H and FFA lessons by Mrs. Ray Cunningham. Christmas party plans by Social Committee. Iowa pictures by F. L. Ryer sons. Dean Methodist Fellowship met with 16. treasurer reported Sukiyaki costs. Roger Hoover recovering from appendectomy. Boleneus visit to Mason City. Devotions by George Cunningham. Judy Buffington ran the playset Letters from a Serviceman.
The report details a closing prayer led by Mrs. June Goldmar, a Christmas carol party with pies by Mrs. Cunningham, and plans for a November 26 shower for Marcine Hanna and Guy Carlson Jr. Also noted are club events, baptisms, family gatherings, and Wesley 4-H activities with leaders and participants named.
The Atomic Energy Commission approves development of the Pathfinder 66,000 kw atomic plant northeast of Sioux Falls on the Big Sioux River. Central Utilities Atomic Power Associates with Interstate Power plans studies on location and will seek licenses from the AEC before construction.
Across November the county Extension 4-H Recognition Nights drew large crowds and enthusiasm. Council members were elected and 4-H boys and girls were honored for commendable work. Deputy Director Dean L Barnes led the event.
The text notes a shift in cattle movement with 140,000 Canadian feeder cattle moving into the U S from July to November after a long border absence of 50 years. It contrasts the Canadian market being lower this year with the U S market remaining higher, urging readers to slow down and live.
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