Sunny of Sunnyside stage operetta at Titonka High
Junior High School presents Sunny of Sunnyside an operetta at Titonka school gym Friday November 30 at 7 30 p m. The story follows Sunny a kind orphan who helps others while a plot to adopt a girl unfolds amid theft kidnapping and a hopeful ending with Mrs Raleigh Eileen and the Sunnyside home in Titonka Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny
Tenka
Titonka School
Raleigh
Eileen
Paul
Slim
Jimmy
Amos
Cape
Titanka
Sunnyside
Regular Monthly Meeting and Christmas Plan for Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary announces a December 3 meeting at Stella Petersen’s home with gift exchange and hostesses. A November 30 all day pot luck work meeting at Nothwehr Basement asks members to bring Butternut Coffee Strips and Christmas Stockings for December 1 mailing. The Gift Shops for hospitalized veterans open early December in Iowa hospitals with Blue Ladies assisting. Gift for Veterans program supports World War I II and Korean conflict veterans with gifts funded by Iowa units. A Christmas Program directed by Patricia Haines and Bea Garrett is planned. Food valued at about $250 was stolen from the Tower club near Cresco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Petersen
Tena
Bruns
Sadie Denton
Nothwehr
Veteran’s
Iowa
Camilla Cooper
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary Volunteer
Cooper
USVA
Des Moines
Lois Petersen
Patricia Haines
Bea Garrett
Elsie Hansen
Fenton
Louise Mechler
Larry
M. Y. F Intermediates Elect New Officers
The Titonia Methodist Church M Y F Intermediates met November 4 appointing Bruce Akkerman president Larry Hill vice president July DeBoer secretary and Reginald Schutter treasurer The group plans a roller skating party November 12 and spent the meeting on a Friendship Press booklet chapter before recreation and refreshments by Akkerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonia Methodist Church
Bruce Akkerman
Larry Hill
July DeBoer
Reginald Schutter
Friendship Press
Titania Chamber To Sponsor Christmas Lighting Contest
The Titania Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a residential Christmas Lighting Contest from December 10 to December 22 1956. Entry blanks are in the Topic and must be mailed to L W Nath by December 10. Files display nightly 6 00 to 9 30 pm after December 15 with judges rating artistic merit originality lighting techniques and ingenuity. Three prizes will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanica Chamber of Commerce
L. W. Nath
Nath
Titania
Extension Council Elections Set for Dec 3-4 in 14 Kossuth Townships
Fourteen Kossuth County townships will hold Extension Council elections on December 3 and 4 at 8:00 pm to elect township representatives for a two year term ending December 31, 1958. Voting is open to all eligible voters. meetings are hosted at township residences and community halls as listed by secretary LaVerne Naffziger. The Extension Council, with Iowa State College Extension Service, supports agriculture, home economics and 4-H work in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Harry Naffziger
LaVerne
Extension Council
Iowa State College Extension Service
Soil Bank
Corn Soil Bank
Iowa
ASC
Indians Win In Overtime Take Conference Opener
Darlene Callies earned a 4-H trip to Chicago as part of a North Iowa award program. Five Kossuth County youths, chaperoned by Mary Staudt, traveled by train from Mason City during Thanksgiving weekend to tour Chicago landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Cailies
C. F. Callies
Kossuth
Chicago
Mary Staudt
Mason City
Chicago Board of Trade
Montgomery Ward & Co
International Livestock Exposition
Prudential Observatory
Marshall Fields
KGLO
North Iowa
Clover Leaves
Girls’ County
Recreation
4 H Officers Training School Set in Kosuth County
Kosuth County 4 H leaders from 50 clubs gather at Algona High School Annex on December 1 for the annual officers training and award day. The program features get acquainted games singing discussions membership slide show officer training demonstrations and the announcement of 1956 county award winners with county officers and assistants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Algona High School
Jan Clark
Bancroft
Duane Jensen
Swea City
Eunice Gade
Algona
Aaron Anlicker
West Bend
Lois Williong
Bode
David Erickson
Martys Goetz
Wesley
Robert Chambers
Corwith
Adult Farmer School Set To Discuss Livestock Handling
The adult farmer evening school will meet December 5 to discuss proper handling methods in marketing live stock. The topic covers year round interest and how bruises and other damages reduce meat yield. Proper handling and removal of obstacles in feed lots help cut losses through bruising.
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Adult Farmer School
Adult Farmer Evening School
Mrs Thiesse In Hospital After Auto Accident
Mrs Sylvan Thiesse was hospitalized Friday after a head on collision east of Clear Lake. The Thiesse family traveling on Highway 18 collided with Sally Thompson 16 of Clear Lake whose car drifted onto the shoulder and crossed into their lane. One other passenger in Thompson’s car was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan Thiesse
Clear Lake
Thiesse
Highway 18
Sally Thompson
Miss Thompson
Mr and Mrs Kuchenreuther In Auto Accident Friday
Mr and Mrs Lynn Kuchenreuther were in an automobile accident Friday on their way home from visiting their daughter Mrs Lyle Fraser at St Ann s Hospital in Algona. The vehicle skidded on ice six miles south of Titonka, rolled onto its side but no one was seriously injured and damage was mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Johnson
Good Hoépe Lutheran Church
Titonka
Johnson
B. H. Schwerin
Swan Funeral Home
Ramsey Reformed Cemetery
L. W. Nath
William Boyken
John Stott
Telko Stecker
Menno Tuls
Martin Brandt
Lena Limberg Johnson
Jacob
Adelina Limberg
Allison
Iowa
George Johnson
Good Hope Lutheran Church
George
Myrtle
Tracy Boekholt
Herman
Minn
Jake Bottema
Grundy Center
Katherine Limberg
Ackley
Abel Limberg
Woden
Joehan
Harm Limberg
Lynn Kuchenreuther
Lyle Fraser
St. Ann's Hospital
Algona
Kitchenreuther
Town bowhunters urged to file deer hunt report cards
Conservation Commission biologists in Des Moines urge Iowa bowhunters to return hunt report cards noting bow and arrow deer kills. By Thanksgiving 103 reports had been received, about half of issued cards returned, with more expected as licenses and reports continue to arrive. The 1956 bow season ended November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Commission
Commission
Des Moines
Everett Speaker
Iowa
Squaws stun Lakota in 39 34 upset victory
In a sharp night of basketball Titonka girls upset Lakota 39 to 34 after leading 27 15 at the half. Dawn Beenken Darlene Callies Marilyn Welhousen led Tyke back court defense while Dianne Krominga and Trudy Bess tied for 16 points each. Lakota’s late push fell short as Tyke preserved the win with strong interior play.
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Titonka
Tyke
Lakota
Indians
Sathoff
Rippentrap
Loeschen
Schutter
Krominga
Abbas
Squaws
Opheim
Squaw
Dawn Beenken
Darlene Callies
Marilyn Welhousen
Dianne Krominga
Trudy Bess
Donna Beenken
Armstrong
X Ray Survey Planned for Kossuth County School Staff
A December x ray survey will screen all school personnel in Kossuth County. Included are teachers substitutes food handlers bus drivers and clerical staff. Miss Joy Harmon health consultant and Miss Marian Law field supervisor met with officials to arrange the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Spus
Joy Harmon
Nurge
State Department of Healthy
Miss Marian
Law
Met
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tower Club
Cresco
M. Y. F. Intermediates
Wnaffziger
Fenton Township
Owen Berhow
Hebron Township
Hebron
Sherman Township
Chas, Hanselman, Jr
Buffalo Township
Donald Budiong
German Township
John S. Rippentrop
Greenwood Township
Legion Hall
Ledyard
Burdette Hoeppner
Lotts Creek
Center
Plum. Creek
Prairie Township
Lickteig
Riverdale
Bernard Thilges
Swea Township
Sweat
Wayne County
James Dunn
Jae T
Dearie
Wes Usu
Windy City
Kuchenreuther
Svea City
Issac Jacobson
Norway
United States
Good Hope Lutheran Brotherhood
Wednesay
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