Titonka Topic announces weekly publication and rates
The Titonka Topic lists subscription prices of 2.50 yearly in advance within Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory, 3.00 outside that area, and 3.50 for Canada and foreign countries. The paper is published weekly as a second class publication. Subscriptions within the county and trade territory are continuing yearly unless canceled by the subscriber or at the publisher’s discretion.
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Kossuth County
Titonkcsrade
Titonka Trade
Canada
Areign
Citonka
Iowa
Titonka
Everyone Should Work As They Expect Of Others
A reflective line argues that global troubles would ease if people followed their own standards and applied them to others rather than just criticizing. It emphasizes personal effort over universal judgment.
Grace Notes Faith and Peace at Grace Baptist Church
A devotional piece from Grace Baptist Church urges readers to trust Christ for peace and salvation. Pastor Dave Wolfe cites psalms and past bridge fears to encourage faith, warning readers to seek Jesus now to replace fear with lasting peace.
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Niagara Falls
Jesus
Christ
Reader
Tim
Vane
Jife
Dave Wolfe
Grace Baptist Church
Attend Meeting Of The Order Of The Golden Rule
Mr and Mrs Allen Blake of Blake Funeral Homes return from a Springfield Illinois regional conference for Order of the Golden Rule members. The nine meetings across the US and Canada train funeral directors to reduce costs and improve service. The Order is the largest controlled membership group in funeral service.
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Order of the Golden Rule
Allen Blake
The
Blake
United States
Canada
Titonka Locals Visit St Joseph and Nearby Homes
Titonka residents Mr and Mrs Phil Jaren and family visited Mr and Mrs C D Jaren in St Joseph Minnesota on Sunday. Arthur Peterson and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Howard Sparks and Fred Boyken of General George Custer California was noted for his famous start against Indians in the Dakota Territory. Mrs Alvin Hanken spent Monday.
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Phil Jaren
C. D. Jaren
St. Joseph
Minn
Arthur Peterson
Howard Sparks
Fred Boyken
George Custer
Hayward
Calif
Stand
Edward Brandt
Dakota Territory
Alvin Hanken
Social Visit and Family News in Local Homes
The report notes Carol undergoing a tonsilectomy at Mercy Hospital in Mason City while day and Tuesday were spent at the David Hanken home. Steven visited Titanica with his grandparents. Visitors included Harry Hassebrock Barbara and Donna of Jewell at Ray Welp’s home and Merill Elliot’s callers at Harm Kettwick’s home. Mrs Elliot is formerly Heneritta Severeins. her father John Severeins once operated a local business.
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David’ Hanken
Carol
Mercy
Farm Question Box Water Needs and Nitrogen Addition
Cow water requirements vary by age with 12 gallons daily for cows and mature animals 10 gallons for yearlings and 8 gallons for calves. Soybeans add about 20 pounds of nitrogen per grown crop after harvest. Aldrin and Heptachlor show no significant difference for corn rootworm control.
Too late to spray cock roaches for measurable control
The question from September 23 asks about spraying cockroaches. The answer: it is too late to achieve any measurable control. The notice mentions "Making a Picnic Basket" and a talk "Just Right in Balance Formal and Informal". A lunch was served by hostess Mary Jo Becker, reporter.
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Mary Jo Becker
Wesley Wizards 4-H Club Holds September Meeting
The Wesley Wizard s 4 H Club met September 8 with Norma Goetz as hostess. Seventeen members answered roll call with safety slogans. Officers were elected and plans made for a Mother Daughter Tea on October 1 at the Funnemark home and a Halloween party.
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Buffalo Boys
Allen Jannsen
Wayne Cordes
Burkhart
Richard Fritz
LeAnn Gingrich
Treas
Allan Jannsen
Vernon Burkhart
William Fritz
Herman Tjarks
Roger Tjarks
Jansen
Wesley Wizard's
Norma Goetz
Lorraine and Nancy Funnemark
Judy Seaberg
Janet Cunningham
Helen Show See-Treas
Mary Jo Becker
Kathy Goetz
Cheryl Cunningham
Shirley Becker
iPamela Hildman
Esther Hilman
4 H Judging Team Places In State Dairy Contest
The Kossuth County 4-H judging team finished 22nd in the state 4-H Dairy Judging Contest held at the Cattle Congress grounds in Waterloo on Friday. Members Allan Bode Algona Kenneth Bierstedt Whittemore Wayne Cordes Lakota and Philip Ruger Fenton judged four classes of heifers and cows and presented two sets of written and oral reasons. A banquet followed for all participants during the 1962 4-H Daily Show with contest results announced.
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Kossuth County
Cattle Congress Grounds
Waterloo
Allan Bode
Algona
Kenneth Bierstedt
Whittemore
Wayne Cordes
Lakota
Philip Ruger
Fenton
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