Local News Notes From Titonka Area Milestones and Visits
Mrs F H Davis of Des Moines visited friends in Titonka over the weekend. Several residents spent time with relatives in nearby towns, and many moved or planned travel. A two year old escaped injury on a tractor accident, and community events included a county Woman’s Club meeting and a school program. Notable items include births, a Navy enlistment, a missing in action report, and local staffing changes at several businesses.
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F. H. Davis
Des Moines
Rose Johnson
Mias
Ruth Stott
Algona
W. H. Stott
Marvin Johnston
Farragut
Idaho
Cecil Johnston
C. H. Downs
St. Benedict
Homer
Donald Aykes
Air Service
Ferne Oesterreicher
Harriet Schram
Patty Ball
Geraldine Bruns
Guy Bruns
Geraldine
Wesley Bank
Eleanor Intermill
Badje
Grandma Falk Fiame
Ben A. Meyer
John Bleich
Bleich
Pierre Sartor
Mary Oesterreicher
Adam Reefer
Phillip
U. S. Navy
Gordon Swan
Hamilton Hatchery
James Cink
Bancroft
James
Cink
North Africa
Alice Sartor
Coyle
Chicago
Edward Sathoff
Mason City
Sathoff
Leo Seibert
Grimes
Leo
Telko Stecker
Buffalo Center Hospital
Roy Budiong
Harold Gartner
R. Krantz
F. Snuttjer
George, Town
Thressa Bruns
Henry Stohr
John Harringa
Leota Schutter
Leota
Myr
C. G. Dennis
Britt
Wayne Mechler
Elmer Mechler
J. H. Williams
David
Fort Dodge
William Wirtjes
Song
Lenus Isebrand
Webster City
Beulah Mae Thompson
Northfield
Minn
Carrie Torgersen
Anton Pannkuk
Garner
Anton
B. A. Pannkuk
Farmers Co-Operative Society
Titonia
Woman's Clubs
A. M. Petersen
Miller Nelson
John Fisher
George Bonacker
R. L. Krantz
Honken
Iaang
French
Wm. Schram
Rippentrop
Glee Club
Lang
Mary Budlong
Burl
War Chest Fund
H. A. French
Lyle Tryon
California
Lyle
Thressa Spear
Charles Reed
Papa Charles
L. M. Osterbauer
Marjorie
Ottawa
John Falk
Osterbauer
Fall
Mildred Cosgrove
Herman G. Beenken
Buffalo Center
Bennie Beenken Jr
Henry Bruns
Farmers Elevator Company
Henry
German Valley School
Martyn Franzen
Lloyd Krause
Amanda Bruns
Ervin Fahrenholtz
Wardden Smidt
Owen Tjaden
Loren Stecker
Lavonne Boekelman
Marcella Boekelmann
Ronald Krause
William Smidh
Leroy Bruns
Darlene Franzen
Agnes Janssen
Florence Reaser
Doyle
Iowa City
Les
Johnnie Wilson
Arizona
Wilsong
Otto Falk
Herold Weiske
Rochester
John Laddner
Great Falls
Montana
John Lamoreux
Laddner
Falk
San Diego
Marie Orthel
Inez Wolfe
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
States
District of Columbia
Alaska
Wall Street War Bond Rally Tops Treasury Sales
New York Curb Exchange led by president Fred C. Moffatt sold over a million dollars in Treasury Bonds in 90 minutes. Notable figures involved included Mel Ott, Alice Marble, and Nat Tate, who also served in World War II with several honors. The Exchange pioneered a plan allowing workers to buy bonds through salary-deducted advances, five months before Pearl Harbor.
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Wall Street
New York Curb Exchange
Fred C. Moffatt
Treasury
Mel Ott
N. ¥. Glanta
Alice Marble
Nat Tate
AEF
Immanuel Ladies Aid October Meeting
The Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid met October 7 in the church parlors. Rev. Plant led prayer after hymn and scripture from Acts 8 1 25. Minutes and treasury were read and approved. Donations of 5 each from Mrs. Will Rode Sr and Mrs. K BE Boekelman noted. A Christmas play committee Gertrude Buss and Vera Ostermann appointed. Christmas party planned for early December with husbands and families. Subscriptions for Outlook approved. ten taken. A Sunday meeting to discuss mission magazine set for October 10 attendance permitting. Closing songs followed by Grace.
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Immanuel ‘Lutheran Ladies Aid
Jesus
Plant
Treasury
Women's Mission Federation
Outlook
Mission
Hostesses Planned for Next Meeting at Lunch Event
The hostesses Louise Planz and Marie Rode served lunch. Lena Schmidt and Lina Sonnenberg will be hostesses at the next meeting. Gertrude Buss, secretary.
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Louise Planz
Marie Rode
Lena Schmidt
Lina Sonnenberg
Gertrude Buss
Wartime Linens Shortage Guidance for Homemakers
Wartime notes from Iowa State College extension specialist Miss Nora Workman urge homemakers to buy only what is needed as civilian supplies dwindle. Armed forces take large shares of sheets and pillow cases, so households should conserve. Blankets remain in production but no new gouge and duck down can be used. Used wool and felt scraps remain plentiful as substitutes. In Indianola, Paul Reisman exhibits a homemade Hitler likeness using an eggplant and brass pieces in the window of the Indianola Record and Tribune.
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Nora Workman
Iowa State College
Paul Reisman
Hungary
United States
Dave Young
Indianola
Hitler
Paul
School News and Student Activities Update
The article lists numerous students by name and outlines current school topics: Shakespeare and Macbeth in English class, drama practices with plays Miss Jimmy debuting November 2, letter writing for sophomores, grammar topics for freshmen, agricultural studies on corn and oats, music rhythm bands and glee clubs performing at PTA, and science and mathematics notes on pilots magnetic variation, buoyancy, specific gravity, and algebra with exponents. It preserves the tone of a rural school page with activity summaries.
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Jimmy
Potatoes as Hog Feed and Peanut Harvest Notes
Farmers with a few bushels of cull potatoes may feed them to hogs. Iowa State College notes potatoes are fair for hog feed, four bushels potato equal one bushel corn, cooked for best results. Potatoes mainly for feed to avoid waste while preserving human food value. Peanuts ready to harvest when leaves yellow and shell veins darken. cure by spreading in a shed.
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Iowa State College
Town Council Proceedings October 4 1943
The Town Council met in regular session at the French Lumber Co Office on October 4 1943 with Mayor French Clerk Reaser Treasurer Callies and Councilmen Torgersen Swan and Schutter present. Minutes were approved as read and bills totaling 579.05 were approved after adjustments. A refund of 37.50 on a Cigarette License was authorized before adjournment.
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French Lumber Co
French
Reaser
Callies
Torgersen
Swan
Schutter
Schutjer
J. H. Wilson
Store Clothing Safety in Cooler Storage
A 4-H clothing specialist Miss Gladys Adams advises storing idle linens blankets and clothing at room temperature or lower. She notes cooler storage on a lower floor reduces damage to stored fabric by maintaining lower temperatures.
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Gladys Adams
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