Local Happenings and Village Notes In Titonka
Titonka items include Mr and Mrs Russell Kitchen greeting home from Key West where he serves in the U S Navy after six years apart. Jimmie Harris Smith Hing Jimmie wed in Charles City with Harris and Smith families in attendance. Margie Bruns and Elmer W Boyken marry at Immanuel Lutheran with Rev Plant officiating. Ramsey ladies plan a 1 30 meeting at church parlors on Wednesday October 22. Alice reports 20 inches of rain in October and 101 inches in 10 minutes in Miami news. Mrs W H Rickless hosted the Tuesday bridge club with Mrs Ball high score and Mrs Bdw second. Donald Hoff, now in tech navy, visits Titonka from Polk City. Bernard McGuire and Alfred Oesterreicher near Sioux City buy 40 feeding steers. Titonia Federated club meets Oct 21 at Mrs Vollina Michaelson with lessons on China Among the Powers and House Plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kitchengouther
Titanica
Key West
Russell
U. S Navy
Harris Smith Hing
Jimmie
Charles City
Athe Harris
L. G. Smith Synday
Margie Bruns
Fred Bruns
Elmer W. Boyken
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Wim. Plant
Ramsey
Roy Budlong
Alice
Mia
Clyde Coyner
Miami
Florida
Tuesday Bridge Club
Ball
Titonia Federated Club
Vollina Michaelson
Clarene Boyken
Gertrude Bartlett
Local notes large and varied from parish to county
Glen Miller checked himself into an emergency crisis after a jad knife wound to his wrist Monday. The Bonacker sisters Joyce and Janice visit Simpson College at Indianola and are home this week. A string of visitors and residents travel between Burt Crystal Lake Fort Dodge and Algona for family, military, and club events through weekend into next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Miller
Bonacker
Joyce
Janice
Simpson College
Indianola
Bob Schoolar
Hartford
Oscar Miller
Ottawa
J. L. Miller
Burt
Torgersen
Dr. Smith
Fort Dodge
Iowa City
Henry Heenken
South Dakota
Pjere
Fred
Crystal Lake
Titanica
Alice Sartor
C. A. Metcalf
H. A. French
Emmetsburg
Woman's Clubs
Otto Callies
Algona
Hd Callies
Billy Ward
U. S. Navy
Treasure Island
Carrie Wilson
Grover Keagle
Superior
Grover
J. D. Thacker
Paul Thacker
Gilmore City
John Thacker
Richard Thacker
W. N. Hansen
South Sioux City
Wm. Lackey
Santa Monica
Calif
Extermination campaign targets rat problem in Iowa towns
Janice Spear works at the Pioneer corn plant in Algona and stays with the Dick B. Meyer home where he also works grading corn. Floyd Reichsamen has been ill and was taken to a Mason City hospital for an examination. Mr and Mrs Floyd Reibsamen and Roger David visited the Clarefice Bowers home in Buffalo Center. Holstein has no Pied Piper but is rat free. A city wide extermination campaign was held there recently, echoing similar efforts in many Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Baade
San Francisco
Dick Bande
Irene
California
Ralph Cordes
Ronald
John Cordes
Cordes
Chicago
Pella
Kenneth
Greta Sloper
Conservation League
J. L. Intermill
Fred Hagen
Clarence Schutter
George Johnson
Myrtle
Grundy Center
Johnson
Jake Bottama
Canning
Florence Reynolds
Mae Klenk
Algona
Aug, Schram
Mac Klenk
Elaine Sonnenberg
Harm Kettwich
B. H. Meyer
Wesley
Harry Kettwich
Janice ‘Spear
Pioneer
Dick B. Meyer
Floyd Reichsamen
Mason City
Floyd Reibsamen
Roger David
Clarefice Bowers
Buffalo Center
Holstein
Iowa
Seed Rye in Fall for Aid in Spring Feeding
Seed rye sown in fall reduces spring feeding pressure by providing late fall grazing or early spring pasture. Agronomists note rye is usable when bluegrass is sparse and corn supplies low, then plowed for corn or replanted to sudan for extra summer feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College Agronomists
Sudan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dodge
Plymouth
J. E. Arena Lakota, Iowa
Washington
Titonka Savings Bank
Tyke Electric Shop Id
Intermill
Titonka, Iowa
G.W.C
Carnation
Monarch
Crisco
Monarch Pork & Beans
Armour
Satina
Lipton’s Noodle Soup
Crisp Pascal Celery
Campbell’s O
Akes
Anisrles
Bonacker’s Food Market
Dances Legion Ballroom
Bancroft
Lynn Kerns
Stolzenberg
Red River Valley
North Dakota
Lane
Intermills
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