Union Slough Refuge to Close October 4
Union Slough Refuge will close Friday evening October 4 as a reminder to fishermen. The waterfowl hunting season opens at noon October 4 with the duck and goose seasons detailed. The public notices urge hunters to read federal and state laws at the refuge office in Titanka and to obtain the new Ducks at a Distance identification booklet. Also noted, several local women attended the 6th District Convention of Women's Clubs in Algona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilbrecht
Union Slough
Iowa
Titanka
Dept. of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service
Unnion Slough National Wildlife Refuge
Women's Clubs
Algona
American Utgion Sociar Meeting Notices
The regular monthly Husband Imeeting will be held Monday afternoon Oct 7 with Fannie Speicher and Irene Peterson as hostesses. Juniors meet Friday Oct 4 after school at the Ben Garrett home with Audrey Boelkes and Linda Higgins as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Speicher
Irene Peterson
Ben Garrett
Audrey Boelkes
Linda Higgins
Arthur Boyken
United Nations
Richard Anderson Heads County ASC Committee
Richard I. Anderson of Grant Township was re elected chair man of the Kossuth County ASC Committee at the ASCS convention in Algona on Sept 28 George W. Wolf of Laverne Township was elected vice chair man and Donald J. Bollig of Seneca Township named third member of the county committee First and second alternates named were Marvin Simons meier of Harrison Township and Kenneth Strayer of Union Township The committeemen and alternates will serve one year beginning Oct 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard I. Anderson
Grant Township
Kossuth County
ASC
Algona
George W. Wolf
Laverne Township
Donald J. Bollig
Seneca Township
Marvin Simonsmeier
Harrison Township
Kenneth Strayer
Union Township
Titonka High School Homecoming Plans Near Completion
Titonka High School outlines homecoming events for Friday October 11 with a Thursday bonfire pep rally at the baseball diamond and a Friday parade led by the band and football team. The crowning of the 1963 Homecoming Queen and a post game dance in the gym follow the 2:30 parade and football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanka High School
Janet Cunningham
Cynthia Rakew
Peggy Michaelsen
Farm Hog Prices Seen Stable Through 1963
Farm economist William Uhrig of Iowa State University says hog prices should stay profitable through December 1963, though slightly lower than last year. Interior prices projected at 15.50 to 16.50 with larger market supplies and competition from beef and poultry. Slaughter rose 10.5 percent Feb-Apr. May-July saw a rebound. prices peaked over 19.00 in late July before a seasonal decline. Ollie Bruns and Gertie Rike attended a jewelry party at Mrs John Rike’s home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Uhrig
Iowa State University
Uhing
Uhrig
Sentral Dominates Tyke 58-6 In State Line Clash
Sentral tramples Tyke 58 to 6 as they extend their State Line Conference lead. The Indians slow Tyke with a 1st quarter TD and seal the win with a 58 point third and fourth quarter barrage. Sentral faces Burt next in conference play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentral
Tyke
Titanka Crev
Indians
T.D
Nick Alexander
Paul Miller
Alexander
Miller
Burt
Luther Leaguers Visit St Olaf College
About 2,500 high school students attended Luther League Day at St Olaf College Northfield Minnesota on September 28. The program included chapel, organ demonstrations, science exhibits, campus tours and a pre game pep fest before the 1 30 pm St Olaf Coe game. Six youths from Good Hope Lutheran Church joined the trip led by Sherry Boyken Cynthia Rakow Myrna Rike Brenda Brandt James Rode and John Brandt with Pastor Gerstmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Manitou Heights
Manitou Field
St. Olaf-Coe
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Atendance
Sherry Boyken
Good Hope Luther League
Cynthia Rakow
Myrna Rike
Brenda Brandt
James Rode
John Brandt
Gerstmann
Buffalo Boys 4-H Club elects officers at meeting
The Buffalo Boys 4 H Club met at Dennis Franzen's home. Roll call cited a park name. Officers elected: Tom Higgins president Linda Fritz vice president Wayne Cordes secretary Dennis Franzen reporter Tim Miller photographer Roger Tjarks recreation chairman. Demonstration on nails and nailing followed. Lunch served by Mrs Franzen and Roger Tjarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boys 4-H Club
Dennis Franzen
Greg Miller
Tom Higgins
Linda Fritz
Wayne Cordes
Tim Miller
Roger Tjarks
Franzen
Methodist W.S.C.S General Meeting Planned
A Methodist W.S.C.S. general meeting is scheduled for Wednesday October 9. The topic will be Christian Mission in South Asia with deviations by Edna Eden. Hazel Budlong leads the lesson and Mildred Eden is hospitality hostess. Hostesses include Lilah Attig Elsie Hansen Hazel Akkerman and Zola Oesterreicher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Christian Mission
South Asia
Edna Eden
Hazel Budlong
Mildred Eden
Lilah Attig
Elsie Hansen
Hazel Akkerman
Zola Oesterreicher
Farm Bureau Approves Reapportionment Plan Debate
A Sept 25 meeting at K C Hall Algona drew over 200 farmers and merchants as Kenneth Thatcher argued the Shaff reapportionment plan. Dec 3 special election will decide the measure with claims of fair representation, checks and balances, and rural urban cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Thatcher
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Farmer Businessmen’s
Kossuth County Farm Bureau
K C. Hall
Gona
Thatcher
Iowa
Texas
Rhode Island
U. S. Congress
Senate
Hot Lunch Menu For Week Of October 7
School lunch offerings for the week include Beef Stew with crackers bread and butter apple ring and pineapple upside down cake each day features milk. Other options include creamed roast beef with mashed potatoes biscuits and beans with bacon and onions apple sauce kraut with meat with mashed potatoes butter bread white cake with cherry topping scalloped potatoes minced ham on buttered bun buttered corn fruit cup salmon loaf buttered peas and pear sauce. Menu subject to change without notice.
FFA Members Compete At National Dairy Cattle Congress
Twenty four members and six guests attended the National Dairy Cattle Congress at Water loo on Saturday September 28. Three members Jim Blain Tom Higgins and Paul Larsen represented the local chapter in the judging contest. Titonka received a bronze award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jim Blain
Tom Higgins
Paul Larsen
Titonka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corner
National League Tyke
Lynch
Horse
Baade’s Garage
Titonka Creamery
Harmmilton Slatchery
Meyer Painting
Conoco Service
Leek Livestock Ee
Blake Fun
Home Tees
Huisman’s Service
Dieteeaien
Itonka
Bank Bee
Titonka Sav
Bank Aw
Boyken Insurance
Phil Jaren
Follman Recreation
Sidney Johnson
Kent Hoover
Leonard Stenzel
Vesa
Adrian Wilson Temlala
Doege's Garage
Hap"Peterson
Methodist
Harold Wibben
German Valley Store
Terry Meyers
Kuch’s Food Center
Jerry Winter
H & S-Plumbing
Joe Givens
Sloper Rambler
Duane Larson Terres
Dean Church
Crystal Lake Furn
Veneer
Merle Peterson
LaVaughn Wibben
Titanka Locker
Lois Peterson
Woodchoppers League
Mildred Carlson
Casady
Union Slough Refuge
American Utgion Sociar
Richard Anderson
Kossuth Co
Ollie Bruns
Gertie Rike
John Rike
ASC County Committee
CCC
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kossuth
BOY Scouts
Troop 68
Hanson
Union Slough Wildlife Refuge
Howard Andrews
J. L. Intermill
Janice
Ronald Barton
Harry Barton
Buffalo Boys
Ramsey Reformed Church
Dorcas Circle
Farm Bureau
FFA
Cattle Congress
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