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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1963
Page
1
Farmers in Kossuth County and Titonka trade area may plant designated substitute crops on diverted acres under the 1964 feed grain program. Eligible crops include guar sesame safflower sun flower castor beans and mustard seed with safflower paid without diversion benefits.
The article notes that under the 1963 program, certain items have not been compiled yet. It highlights the ongoing work and indicates forthcoming updates once compilation is completed.
The Titonka Woman's Club met Nov. 21 at the Wm. Schram home with all members except one responding to roll call. Laura Nicholson led the Club Collect, Ferne Kitzinger reported on Conservation, and May Budlong showcased Easy to Make Christmas gifts. A panel discussion on The American Child Yesterday Today and Tomorrow, with Ethel Downs as chair, engaged members aided by teens Sherry Bayken and John Brandt. A social hour and lunch followed. Dec. 5 meeting canceled as Federated Club hosts Christmas Fair.
The Iowa State Department of Health warns against holiday travel rushes advising careful planning for trips to family. Allowing ample time for departure and return is the top consideration to reduce trouble during holidays.
The piece warns readers to check car condition before trips in snow and ice and to carry a first aid kit and know its use. It emphasizes kitchen hazards at home during holidays with toddlers present. Wipe up spills to prevent falls and burns from pot handles and boiling kettles. Prevent food poisoning by keeping foods from sitting out and timing stuffing with oven readiness.
Community drive urges donations of usable clothing toys and small household items for Goodwill Industries. Drop at the Titania Goodwill Station in Denton by December 17 and items will be picked up December 18. No furniture. tie shoes together.
The Buffalo Boys 4-H Club met November 18 at Wayne Cordes home. Members planned a Christmas party for December 16 at Tom Higgins home and discussed future programs. Officers training is set for December 7 at Algona High School. Dennis Franzen reported on land bank scholarships awarded for 12 years and applications are due April 1 1964 to Iowa State University Ames.
Farm boys who are seniors in high school may receive two $400 Federal Land Bank scholarships for study in the fall at Iowa State University College of Agriculture. The awards are offered through the Federal Land Bank Associations for Forest City and Algona and funded by the 37 Iowa Federal.
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