Darlene Callies Chosen Simpson College Cheerleader
Indianola reports Miss Darlene Callies a Simpson College senior selected by the student body as a varsity cheerleader for the coming school year. She majors in physical education and is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority, Young Republicans, and the National Education Association.
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Indianola
Darlene Callies
Simpson College
Delta Delta Delta
Young ,Republicans
National Education Association
Callies
Carl F. Callies
Buffalo Homemakers To Meet With Mrs Givens
Buffalo Township Homemakers will meet Friday October 71 at the home of Mrs Morris Givens with co hostesses Mrs Sylvan Thiessé and Mrs Ted Hoover. Roll call asks what readers would like to know about atomic survival. Special feature by Mrs William Boyken. Everyone is welcome.
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Buffalo Homemakers
Givens
Buffalo
Morris Givens
Sylvan. Thiessé
Ted Hoover
Ted Dunmire
William Boyken
Farm Living Through 4 H Work Better
Farm living improves through 4 H work with members aged 10 to 21 gaining skills for homemaking farming and citizenship. Enrollment is free via a county extension office in Algona. talk to a 4 H friend or club leader to join. The program offers training and social advantages and promotes Make the Best Better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Burt County FTA meeting. members plan Swea City session
Burt Community School hosted a Burt County F T A gathering on Monday October 3 with six teacher sponsors and 25 members present. Each club sent reps for program social publicity membership finance and service plus constitution adoption. The group set the next county meeting for October 17 at 3 30 pm in Swea City and a district meeting for October 29 at Meservey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Swea City
Meservy
Local Future Teachers of America Chapter Grows
The local Future Teachers of America chapter invites ninth through twelfth grade students to enroll under sponsor Mr Hill. The small group seeks expansion with members paying 50 cents to Sherry Wenger. Meetings will be held locally and open to interested attendees.
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Future Teachers of America
Mr Hill
Titanica
Sherry Wenger
Ruth Wabben
County 4 H Enrollment Program Gets Underway
Ames reports the Iowa State ROTC program advancement boosts cadet training while Kossuth County activities drive enrollment for 4 H clubs. The county seeks 800 plus members aiming for 900, open to ages 10 to 21 with enrollment through club leaders or the Algona extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State University
Titonka
Allan J. Boyken
Arlen T. Bilsborough
Identical Holstein Twin Heifers Sought by Iowa State
Iowa State University dairy researchers show interest in identical twin Holstein heifers owned by Carl Mayland east of Titonka. Blood typing will confirm identity. locals say the animals look alike. The article also notes soil temps affect plowing and corn moisture trends in Iowa. Buffalo Boosters 4-H held October 8 naming officers and new members. bake sale planned for October 22 and committees formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mayland
Titonka
Iowa State University
Ames
Mayland
Buffalo Boosters
Jane Buffington
Diane Gartner
Kathleen Eden
Cynthia Hakon
Brenda Brandt
Phyllis Sachau
Sharon Eden
Brenda Eden
Valerie Miller
Harriet Ullman
Carol Haade
Ruth Reed
Cynthia Budlong
Mavis Harris
Sandra Hoover
Linda Higgins
Karen Eden
Audrey Boelkes
Linda Fritz
Mary Budlong
Neighbors Harvest 40 Acres of Late Cony Stecker Bean Field
Neighbors and friends of the late Cony Stecker gathered last week to combine his bean field southwest of Titonka. Twenty two men used eleven combines to harvest about 40 acres.
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Cony Stecker
Titonka
One Million Dollars In Crop Losses Reported In Iowa
The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation expects to pay one million dollars for insured corn soybeans and oats losses in Iowa. State Director Jesse We Bishop notes 1 260 notices filed with the FCIC office. Estimated payments: 900 000 on corn 50 000 on soybeans and 50 000 on oats. Losses stem from excessive moisture hail blight and immature corn in Northwest Iowa. The Guaranteed Production Plan protects quantity and quality. Losses must be reported within 15 days after harvest.
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Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Iowa
Tb Eren
State
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Office
Jesse “We Bishop
Bishop
Mrs Martin Dean Earns U of Illinois Master's Degree
Mrs Martin Dean of Westchester Illinois receives the Master of Elementary Education degree from the University of Illinois at Champaign Urbana. She teaches in Oak Park and was elected president of the Oak Park Department of Classroom Teachers for 1960 61. She attended the Illinois Conference at Bradley University August 15 18 and chaired the dance committee. On September 23 24 she represents her organization as a delegate to the Minors Association of Classroom Teachers at Springfield Illinois.
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Martin Dean
Westchester
Ill
Geo. Peterson
University of Illinois At
Champaigne
Dean
Oak Park
Education Association
Bradley University
Peoria
Minors Association of Classroom Teachers
Springfield
Woman's Club Meets at Kitzinger Home in October
Ferne Kitzinger hosts the Titanica Woman's Club with a lesson titled Ladies of Courage by Eleanor Roosevelt and Lorene Hickock, presented by Doris Miller. Special feature by Sadie Denton on Common Errors in Balloting. November meeting led by Maree Krantz with Mrs Cliff Wheeler in Standish Minnesota.
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Ferne Kitzinger
Titanica Woman’s Club
H. W. Kitzinger
Ladies of Courage
Eleanor Rooseveltt
Lorene Hickock
Doris Miler
Sadie Denton
Mary Budlong
Maree Krantz
Indians Edge Kanawha 12-6 to set up Swea City clash
Titonka Indians edged Kanawha 12-6 in a hard fought game. Next Friday they host undefeated Swea City for a potential Iowa State Conference title decider.
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Kanawha
Swea City
Titanka Indians
Tyke
Indians
Idowns
Monson
Donald Gigler
Hench
McGuire
Seaberg
Titonka
Struthers
Gigley
Tyke Kanist
Farm Outlook Predicts October Hog Market Top Likely
Farm Economist Francis Kutish of Iowa State University says October hog prices look ready to top out as slaughter in October and November runs about 10 percent higher than September. He notes a typical pattern of a sharp price drop followed by a correction before a fall decline. For cattle, Kutish sees potential for high fed cattle prices in early 1961 due to fewer feeder cattle entering the Corn Belt in July and August, suggesting tighter winter markets and later substantial fed cattle supplies.
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Iowa
Francis Kutish
Iowa State University
Kutish
Jevel
Titonka W S C S Quiet Day Observed
The Methodist W S C S Circles plan Quiet Day on Wednesday October 26 at the church with Mrs Howard Sparks in charge. Hostesses include Mrs Ray Hansen Mrs A Jai Neeland Mrs Jerry Wabben Mrs Garrett Wethousen Mrs Jay Budlong and Mrs John Rippentrop. Brownies met October 12 in the school lunch room with a hike to the town well and games. Linda Akkerman served Kool Aid and cupcakes.
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W.S.C.S
Howard Sparks
Ray Hansen
A. Jai Neeland
Jerry Wabben
Garrett Wethousen
Jay Budlong
John Rippentrop
Schoal
Linda Akkerman
Cheryl Jaren
Buy 4-H Calves For 1961 Warns On Overprice Bids
Kossuth County 4 H beef club members are advised by Extension Associate Robert C. Johnson and ISU expert Tom Wickersham to weigh calves carefully before buying. They caution against paying excessive premiums for champion looks, noting 1961 slaughter prices may fall from 1960 and stressing sound, trained feeding over flashy purchases. Browning reference appears as stray text.
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Kossuth County
County Extension
Robert C. Johnson
Tom Wickersham
Iowa State University
Jractors
Wickersham
Johnson
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de Kalb
Tionka Creamery
John Deere
Wibben
D. Sendmina
Gingrich
Corvairs
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Isebrand
Algona Bottling
Steckep Shelling
Neebe Ewes
Willemssen
North Kossuth League
Intermill’s
Baade Repair
Woden Bank
Titanka Cher Ld
Blake Funk
Kuch's Fried
Funk’s
Dean-Hites
Hamilton Hatch
Il Meee Titonka Sav. Bank
Isebrang Construction
Ukena
VanHove
Sidney Johnson
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Loyal Gingrich
Rickless Insurance
Lumber i
Mike McDonald
A Teg Hoover, Sr
Evert Sloper
Henry Stecker, Jr
Don Norland
Rosy Krominga
Dean Kuchenreuther
Elmer Peterson
Edith MacDonald
Jen Rode
Lee Miller
Irene Haugh
Leola Miller
Mildreg Carlson Lois
Peterson
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Dara Brand
Simpson
Buffalo Boys
Buffalo Boys 4
Roger Trarks
Wayne Cordes
Dennis Fritz
Roger Tjarks
Treas
Bill Fritz
Ass't
Herman Tjarks
Bob Johnson
Jim Blain
Portland Boys 4-H
Ronald
Richard Presthus
Francy Arend
David Harmis
Charles Trunkhill
Cathy Trunkhill
Jim Sparks
Tom Lampe
Trunkhills
Alvin Hanken
Vernor Hamilton
Garner
Vern Bashford
Waterloo
Lyda Peterson
George, Boekelman
F.T.A
Dyle
Opheim
Soiureny
Hher’ Cranafatney
Jake
Towa State
Iowa 4-H
Kosssuth
Farm Shorts Deans
Barnes County Extension
Ramsey Ladies Aid Guild
U of Illinois
Woman's Club
Kitzinger
Cliff Wheeler
Stand- Held
Minn
Wm. Spelcher
Spelcher
Nelson Bros
American Legion Auxiliary
Dwight Garrett
Bea Garrett
Kathryn Hamilton
Beed
Legion Hall
Pete Haines
Reed Hardware
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Brownie News
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Browning
Citizens of Tomorrow
Cheryl
Neal
Loren D. Hansen
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