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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1952
Page
1
The Titonka Topic Rank Clark publisher issue notes weekly publication with post office entry in Titonka Iowa. Subscriptions run 2.60 yearly in advance for Kossuth County and Titonka trade area, 2.50 outside area, 3.00 to Canada and foreign. county subscriptions continue unless canceled or at publisher discretion.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hall and Morris Smith of Britt visit Harold Smith in Williamstown Missouri. George Smith and Mrs. John Voss families move to Algona area. Mrs. Frank Hauptly returns from Mercy Hospital. Several families host relatives and friends across Algona area. Kathleen Studer has appendectomy. local youth enter nursing training. a baby boy James Lee born. Randy Arndonfer funeral attended. Girl Scouts prepare a band festival float.
Patricia Ann Erdman daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Erdman wed Harald Wolfe son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Wolfe at Wesley Church on Tuesday morning September 30. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev L N Klein. The couple and families celebrated with a three course parish hall dinner.
A tractor collision last week near Hossie killed 13 year old Ramon Hill. The machine tipped after hitting a soft shoulder and overturned.
Wayne Hamilton of Britt died last week after contact with a live wire on a high line near Dubuque. The incident killed him instantly, prompting an investigation into the cause and safety measures.
Kossuth County Extension Director Burton reports tighter seed supplies for 1952 with down production and lower carryover across most legumes and grasses. Bivens of Iowa State College notes bromegrass and timothy down, alfalfa and red clover uncertain, while prices to growers may rise amid broad demand and reduced carryover.
Local brief notes a small Titonka sale or auction featuring miners and goods with call to action to purchase. Specific details are limited in the fragment, but the item emphasizes a buying opportunity linked to Titonka.
Kossuth County Teacher's Institute will be held in Algona on Friday October 3 with about 240 teachers and administrators. The theme is The Role of Guidance in Achieving Educational Goals. Visiting faculty and noted speakers from Iowa State College and University of Iowa will lead discussions on guidance activities.
The article notes fleas on dogs and cats respond to DDT or rotenone dust. It warns DDT used more than monthly on cats may cause toxicity and should be avoided or limited.
At Keystone Mr and Mrs Fred Boysen celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary most of their married life in the vicinity. In Afton Mr and Mrs U S Carey observed their 60th anniversary. In Grinnell the Rev A W McBlain helped his wife move furniture when a davenport toppled him over a stair railing.
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