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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1957

Page

3

Miss Karen Ruth Reid Weds Stanley L Ruse at Titonka

Miss Karen Ruth Reid married Stanley L Ruse in a 4 PM Saturday ceremony at the groom’s home in Titonka Iowa officiated by Rev Max Goldman. The couple will reside in Iowa City where Ruse works as an equipment installer for Western Electric.

Karen’ Ruth-Reid Stanley 'L. Ruse Dwight Rusge Tinka Towa Max Goldman Methodist Church Tine Coe Titonka High Armed Services Rose Mrs. Ruse Iowa City Mr. Ruse Western Electric Company

Delta Delta Delta Pledges Darlene Callies at Simpson College

Darlene Fay Callies pledges with the Delta Delta Delta sorority at Simpson College Indianola. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl F Callies of Titania and has been elected a college cheerleader as a freshman in Liberal Arts in the Physical Education department.

Darlene Callies Delta Delta Delta Sorority Indianola Simpson College Delta Delta Delta Social Sorority Darlene Fay Callies Carl F. Callies Titania Darlene

Farm Shorts notes and farm facts from local Extension

Dean L Barnes County Extension director Roger Lynde celebrates 20th anniversary with a banquet at Swea City. Feeders typically arrive in October and November. Sorghum silage after frost should rest two weeks before feeding to reduce prussic acid. One ear per space and 43 steps estimate one bushel per acre for loss checks. Iron injections for piglets are pricier but effective. Harold Hunt reports Chippewa soybeans at 35 bu per acre. most farms 25 bu with some reaching 30.

Harold “Hunt Algona

Farm Bureau meeting prepares county leaders and policy draft

The Kossuth County Farm Bureau announces the annual meeting October 29 in Burt to elect officers and directors and approve a final policy draft. Gov Loveless is planned as featured speaker as debates focus on farm programs taxes and school finance.

Harry’Nauelger Kossuth ‘County Bureau Farm’ Bureau Burt Iowa Albert Johnson Corwith Walter Campney Charles Osborn Fenton Farm Bureau Eee Gov. Loveless

Armstrong Upsets Indians 26-14 In Offensive Battle

Earl Hall of the Mason City Globe Gazette will address the local PTA at Titanka School Auditorium Monday October 21 at 8 00 PM. His talk World Around Us covers his 40 000 miles traveled and 30 countries visited including Russia in 1956 57 plus wartime Europe and fact finding missions. He and his wife Ruth Reeves have three children Reeves Marjory June Hook and Nancy Lou.

W. Earl Hall Mason City Globe Gazette Pata. Association Titanka School Mr. Hall Russia Iowa San Pedro Pearl Harbor Europe Asia Africa Hall Ruth Reeves Reeves Marjory June Hook Nancy” Lou Uo Se

American Legion Auxiliary backs poppies and library drive

The American Legion Auxiliary held its monthly meeting at the Senus Isebrand home with Edith Isebrand and Olile Bruns hosting. Members planned 900 small and 55 large Memorial Day pop pies, a Poppy Day sale, and discussed the U.N. Library sales and safety of the nation with notes on constitutional safeguards. The Titania Indians lost to Armstrong 26-14, with key plays by Asche and Hench, and next travel to West Bend for a conference game.

American ‘Legion Auxiliary Senus Mary Oesterreicher U.N Dan Daniel The American Legion Lois Petersen United States Washington Titanica American Legion Auxiliary Agnes’ B. Garrett Iowa American Legion Auxiiliary Agnes B. Garrett Stella Petersen Patricia Haines Titania Indians Indians Richard Hench Armstrong T.D Tyke Arms Stong Armstorng Alee Asche Hench Arrmstrong Titonka Titanka West Bend

Republican Women Hold Sixth District Meeting in Algona

The Sixth District Iowa Council of Republican Women met at the Johnson House Algona on October 5 with about sixty members. Reports from committee chairs and county presidents were heard during the morning session. A luncheon featured Washington Highlights by Robert Waggoner and a talk on Important Issues of the Day by William Nicholas St. Governor of Iowa. Various organizers handled decor, registration, and entertainment details as Kossuth County attendees were listed among the participants.

Iowa Council of Republican Women Johnson House Algona Clare Cottington Robert Waggoner Fort Dodge Washington Wm. Nicholas St Iowa Jay Budlong Harry Budlong C. F. Callies Clark Miller Titonka Albert Grantow Hugh Raney Chas. Patterson Barbara’ Haggard W. F. Hamstreet Burt John Ludwig Corwith K. W. Jackson Lone Rock

Selective Service Office Returns to Full Time

Effective October 7 1957 the local Board Office will return to full time with hours from 8:00 am to 12:00 noon and 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm on weekdays. The office is located at 0 East State Street Algona.

Selective Service State Street Algona

Fragmentary OCR Notes On School Event And Contacts

The readable parts indicate a school event with a lunch period on the sixteenth, mentioning instructors or teachers including Lehman and Harley. A contact phone appears for further details, with unclear times and names due to transcription errors.

Public use limits at Union Slough Refuge amid increased recreation demand

Conservationists note rising recreation pressure on private land and public waters. Union Slough Refuge, funded by waterfowl hunter revenues, must protect waterfowl while balancing public use. A 30 acre area south of County Road B will reopen for daylight use on December 14 after seasonal hunting restrictions.

United States Kossuth County Union Slough Kossuth

Cooperative Plan for Sheriff and Patrol Road Safety

Sheriffs and Iowa Highway Patrol outline a cooperative program to patrol secondary roads in seven counties. The plan aims to reduce fatal accidents by targeting danger zones with intermittent, unpredictable patrols. Officials say maps of traffic flow and fatal crash sites guide enforcement times.

Iowa Highway Patrol Ralph W. Lindhorst Kossuth County Lloyd Meyer Highway Patrol District No. 7 Iowa State Sheriffs ‘Association Department of Public Safety Highway Patrol Meyer Fort Dodge

Titonka Band Mothers Meet October Fourth

The Band Mothers will meet Monday night October 14 in the Home Economics room at 8:00. Hostesses are Mrs. George Alice, Mrs. Kenneth Beal, Mrs. Herb Rakow, and Mrs. Harold Gartner.

Titonka Hostesgeg George Alice Kenneth Beal Herb Rakow Harold Gartner

Woman's Club Meeting With Maree Krantz October 17

Titonka Woman's Club plans a program at Maree Krantz home on Thursday October 17 at 2 30 pm with a lesson on Hearts Opened to Parliamentary Procedure a skit A Comedy of Errors in Parliamentary Law and a devotional quote by H Fosdick. The event includes a call and social hour hosted by Marie Orthe and Cynles.

Titonka Maree Krantz H. Fosdick Doris Miter Marie Orthe

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Gienn Studia Farm Shorts Dean L Barnes County Roger Lynde Swea Cs Roger’ Linde Feeder Feeders TNO Don aReve Bureau Virgil L. Rohlf ASC Earl Hall P.T.A State College Bill Amolek Sch Ool Lunoh Ofobe Aghon Ahly Bart ‘Harley Lehman Conservation Harold H. Burgess Fish and Wildlife Service Sheriffs Woman's Club Cynles Socrates
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