Titania Flu and Local notices Preview Key Plans
The note discusses flu treatment guidance and prevention measures urging rest and avoiding gatherings for 48 hours after fever breaks. It mentions upcoming events such as church plans, a PTA meeting on November 18 with a Civil Defense talk, and a grand opening November 1–2 by Ellert Boyka8. Titania base construction updates are promised with newspaper follow ups.
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Sis
Goldman
Ellert Boyka8
Ellert Boyka8 Announced That He Will’nold
Titania
Dra
Nendor
P.T.A
Karl ‘Hall
Mason City
Globe- Gazette
Hall
Halloween Flu Absences Trigger Home Care Med Tips
Data shows 45 kindergarten through grade 6 and 50 in grades 7 to 12 absent due to flu. Reprinted advice from the Des Moines Sunday Register urges rest and fluids, fever management, isolation, hygiene, and calling a doctor if temperature stays high or for those without symptoms to avoid crowds.
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Des Moines
Maine
Dolor
Farm Shorts and Extension Nights Across Be County
County 4 H and Extension leaders announce recognition nights and community meetings in November. Teachers Clifford Van Berkum Harley Lehman Jr and George Serrit plan winter programs with vocational instructors to support farmers night schools. Straw mulch protects strawberry beds while hog marketing shows rising October November intent. Cricket control urged as seasonal issue.
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Clifford van Bérkum
Swea
Harley Lehman, Jr. Titonka
George Serrit
Algona
Sos
Sartor–78th birthday noted with family gathering
Mrs Sartor and her husband celebrated her 78th birthday with a family dinner and a coffee hour from 3 to 4 p.m. on Sunday October 20. The couple, long-time residents of Titonia, have four daughters and two sons, plus ten grandchildren and a great-grandson. Attendees included relatives from Algona Whittemore Ma City and Chicago, with well-wishers from St Joseph’s Church in Wesley. Telephone congratulations were received from Chicago.
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Sartor
Mary. Winandy
Chicago
Illinois
Wesley
Sartors
Mercadys
J. P. Coyle
Magdelene
John Bleich
Alice Sartor
Charles City
Mary. Oesterreicher
Titonia
G.J. Sartor
City
Farm Outlook examines 1958 cattle and calf slaughter trends
The Farm Outlook from Kossuth Extension summarizes Iowa cattle data. Francis A. Kutish notes August cattle kills dipped slightly from last year while September stays near, calves lag. Fed-cattle slaughter remains higher due to better demand for choice grades amid narrower spread between grades.
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Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College Farm Economist
Kutish
Chicago
Sioux City
Omaha
Ways To Hurt Your Town A Civic Booster Advice
A reprinted list warns how not to support local progress. It urges avoiding committees, criticizing taxes, refusing youth effort, and neglecting youth, retail, and public services while urging inaction and self interest.
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Counpenor County
Cain
Cea
Church of
PTA
Boy Scouts
Girl
American Legion
Firemen
VFW
Chamber Of Commerce To Meet Monday Night
A special meeting of the Titan ica Chamber of Commerce is called for Monday October 28 at Schutter's Implement at 7 30 p m. The session will reorganize and lay tentative plans for Christmas. All members urged to attend for important decisions.
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Titanica Chamber of Commerce
Schutter’s
Second Graders TV Appearance Postponed
KGLO TV will air Titanka's second graders on a new date November 5 after a flu outbreak forced postponement from October 24. The large group size prompted the delay.
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Kglotv
Titanka
Anamosa Player Tom Greenawald Faces Injury Run
Hard luck struck Tom Greenawald of Anamosa as a sequence of injuries hit him. He suffered facial and hand burns from grease, six stitches from a barb wire crash, pneumonia, and now a sprained thumb and ankle from touch football.
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Tom Greenawald
Anamosa
Grain sorghum market steady amid cattle feeding push
In Tetonea the grain sorghum price holds at 1.90 dollars per 400 pounds in Oklahoma, signaling a strong feeding trend in the Southwest. The commodity is described as a gold of sorts, aiding native cattle feeding as Kuytish notes the rising interest.
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Southwest
Oklahoma
Indians Blanked by Graettinger Sailors 39 to 0
Graettinger Pirates overwhelmed the Indians 39 to 0 on Friday night. Graettinger scored three times in the first half and added another tally early in the third period to push the lead to 26-0, then dominated with continued yardage and a strong running game.
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Strong Graettinger
Graettinger Pirates
Indians
Titonka
Pirates
Tyke
Trunkhill
Graettinger
Titania
Asche
Pirate
Mayland
Titanka
Terris
Halloween Party Aims To Keep Kids Off Streets
Community merchants sponsor a Halloween party for local children at Harold's Roller Rinks on October 31 from 7:00 to 10:30 PM with free skating and treats. Parents urged to pick up children after the event while noting some little ones may still go out for tricks or treats.
American Legion Auxiliary Regular Monthly Work Meeting Notes
The American Legion Auxiliary schedules a work meeting Friday afternoon October 25 at Stanley Harris home with hostesses Rae Harris and Pearl Krominga. A regular business meeting follows Monday November 4 hosted by Martha Boyken and Mary Oesterreicher with roll calls and education focus. Juniors meet at Garrett home 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. Volunteers urged to donate Butternut Coffee strips and carpet rags. Christmas Gift Shop lists approved items for shipment to the VA Hospital. A UN anniversary observance calls for prayer for world peace and leaders.
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Stanley Harris
Rae Harris
Pearl Krominga
Martha
Boyken
Mary
Oesterreichs
Thelma Higgins
Mary. Oesterreicher
Sadie Denton
Garrett
Patricia Haines
U.S.V.A
Five File For Councilman One For Mayor's Office
Nomination papers were filed with Town Clerk Flo rence Reaser by John M. Hamilton Edw A Sathoff L S Hans Eilert D Boyken and Amos Krominga for Councilman and L W Nath for Mayor All incumbents Final filing date was Sunday October 20 so these names will appear on the ballot Write in campaign possible Election Tuesday November 5 at Legion Hall Titonka polls 8 am to 8 pm No other issues on the ballot
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Florence Reaser
John M. Hamilton
Edw. A. Sathoff
L. S. Hans
Eilert D. Boyken
Amos Krominga
L. W. Nath
Legion Hall
Titonka
Work Started On New Athletic Field
A contract to Harry Cutler of Algona and Bud Lee of Lone Rock covers grading leveling and ground preparation for the school athletic field at an estimated total cost of 5000 dollars Cutting and filling will cost 15 8 cents per cable yard with about 25000 yards moved Removing and replacing black soil costs 2 cents per yard with about 49 yards moved Engineer D J Ledtart of Algona oversees the project Upon completion the field will measure about 309 feet wide and three blocks long.
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Harpy Cutler
Algona
Bud Lee
Lone Rock
D. J. Ledtart
Methodist Mission Launches Sunday Evangelistic Campaign
The Rev Bruce Eshelman of Fontanelle Iowa opens the Methodist Mission to Iowa at Titanica and Dean Churches this Sunday during morning worship speaking on The Stewardship of Witness. The statewide effort runs October 27 31 with more meetings planned in November across southern churches.
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Bruce Eshelman
Fontanelle
Iowa
Methodist Mission
Titanica
Dean
Witness
North Iowa
Iowa Des Moines
Christ
Eshelman
Titonia
Kossuth 4-Her Exhibits At Mid West Meat Show
Nick Erpelding of St. Joe participated in the 1957 Waterloo Meat Animal Show on October 1. He placed 27th with a heavyweight Hereford steer in a class of 47 as more than 1,000 entries from eleven states competed in steer, swine and lamb events. The grand champion steer was a medium weight Angus shown by Charles Woods Jr. of Spencer.
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Kossuth
Nick Erpelding
A. H. Erpelding
St. Joe
Waterloo
Nick
Midwest
Charles Woods, Jr
Spencer
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