State Music Festival selections announced at Des Moines
Twenty two students selected for state festival at Des Moines Friday include two sopranos two altos two tenors and a bass. Judges chose parts from the choir for the Dec 26 event with members from Boyden Cleghorn Beweris Fort Dodge Harartley Sac City Spencer and more representing their districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Moines
Barrf
Lowell
Lloyd
Bess
Sandra Gart
Dome
Ruewest
Charles
Cedar Falls
Leo Mx Donald Walker
Wtemts
al- Boyden
Cleghorn
Beweris
Fort Dodge
Retthimecer
Harartley
SeSer
Rumboldt
Sa — Bark
Laurens
Kwvin
Falmer
Paulacapids
Sac City
Shell
Anter
Spencer
Leecali Teachers Attend University Council Meeting
Leecali teachers join Duszdaine council session at the Thursday gathering. Chairman Kuesdell led discussions with local government representatives. Supt. Gaia and Supt. Willard served on the committee along with teachers and principals. The evening featured remarks on how to improve education and future sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duszdaine
EE Kuesdell
Titén
Gaia
Willad
Alkeemni Banquet Invitations Mailed To Assessees
Notices show fewtatsess mailing banquet invitations to asseses for Alkeemni event. Social hour, door cards, and committee details indicate timing in November. Attendees are urged to complete requirements and stay updated regardless of quiet status.
Titania Topic Circulation Campaign Sees Subscriptions Grow
Supporters push renewals and new subscriptions as five candidates vie for first in a Titania Topic semi period contest ending Tuesday. Leader Mrs Victor Fitch holds a slim edge over Mrs Alvin Hanna and Mrs E C Rippentrop, with Boekelman and Intermill in lower spots. Standings shift daily as totals pour in, campaign manager Helen Simpson says effort must continue to the end. Pro rated tallies show Fitch 7,780,000 Hanna 5,400,000 Rippentrop 8,580,000 Boekelman 2,940,000 Intermill 1,160,000. Subscriptions credited to subscribers choice via a form on page 3. Hanna is noted as a Woden candidate. others from Titanika community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titania
Victor Fitch
Alvin Hanna
E. C. Rippentrop
George Boekelman
Janice Intermill
Helen Simpson
Titania Topic
Hanna
Woden
Titanka
Everett Rippentrop
Alvin Hannia
George Boekerman
American Legion Auxiliary Monthly Meeting and Plans
The regular monthly meeting was held Friday afternoon at the Pete Haines home with Katheryn Hamilton and Pat Haines as hostesses. Two quilts were tied and many clothing items prepared for shipment to Glenwood and the Department Supply Shelf. Junior activities for 1958 59 outline monthly events, including picnics, Halloween favors, Christmas boxes, and observances in January February and March. A November 3 meeting at the Wm Beyken home includes an all day pot luck work meeting on November 27. Remember to save Button Nut Coffee strips and coffee labels and attend church regularly and pray for world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Haines
Katheryn Hamilton
Pat Haines
Glenwood
Department
Sydelle
Cindy Harris
Ruth
Virginia
Reed
American Education Week
Sandra Hoover
Patricia Isebrand
Washington’s
Trudy Haines
Carol Ann Swan
American Legion
St. Patricks Day
Sherry
Martha’ Ann Boyken
Jolene Fox
Audrey Boelkes
Judy
Theresa Hamilton
Michale
Linda Higgins
Wm. Beyken
Martha Boyken
Mary Ooéesterreicher
Titanka Consolidated School backs Save the Children Bundle Day
Titanka Consolidated School pledges support for the Save the Children Bundle Days Clothing Collection on November 10, 1958. The event marks the 17th annual nationwide drive to aid underprivileged children, including in the Southern Appalachian Mountains, with donated clothing and shoes via federation centers and welfare channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanka Consolidated School
Save the Children
Save the Children Federation
Appalachian
United States
Federation
Orongar
Ensig Des Needad Fai
Titonke
Save the Children Federation i
Madepting
Hildren
Avene
Arena
Ae Sored
Compassionate
Aierdé Cans
Pomamet i
Titonka Chamber of Commerce Halloween Party
Titonka Chamber sponsors a Halloween Party for area children with a free skate from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m and treats. The event coincides with a UNICEF drive organized by local churches and civic groups. children collecting for UNICEF pick up tags and boxes between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. All participants are urged to attend for fun and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
UNICEF Halloween Collection Night At The Skating Rink
Friday October 31 children will collect coin donations from 6 to 8 pm at the skating rink wearing tags and carrying marked cartons for UNICEF. After Trick or Treating they will return to donate, then participate in games, costume contests, and a carnival skate with treats provided by the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicef
Chamber of Commerce
Safe Corn Harvest Tips From Titonka FFA Aids Kossuth County
Vocational agriculture teacher Harley R Lehman Jr urges safe equipment rules in harvest. Weather, corn borer, and stalk growth raise danger. avoid green corn and extreme cold wet conditions. turn off power when leaving the tractor. afternoon accidents rise. take breaks and aim for accident-free harvest in 1958 Kossuth County FFA effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley R. Lehman Jr
Titonka High School
Thonka
Kossuth
FFA
Indians Triumph 26 0 Over Swea City In Conference Tilt
Titania Indians beat Swea City 26 to 0 in a State Line Conference game. Tyke opened scoring in the first half with two touchdowns set up by Trunkhill and Swan. Key plays included a Dwerg Krantz reception for six points and a successful Swan extra point. Indians extend season goals with strong defense and late passes, travel to Armstrong next, conference standings updated. gods Acre Sale planned for Doan Methodist Church with shelling at 9:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titania Indians
Swea City
Tyke
Richard Trunkhill
Swan
Asa
Jack
T.D
Indians
Swen
Swea
Ing
Indead
Dwerg Krantz
Doug Swan
Dick Trunkhill
Phil Asa
Larry Pearson
Jack Trunkhill
Pearson
Krantz
Kidoff
Armstrong
Titonka
Burt
Rake
Terris
Kunaywha
Thompson
LT Pet. Armstrong
Farm Outlook Warns of Record Grain Surpluses
Farm economist Tom Rackham of Iowa State College calls the annual grain harvests an agricultural enemy as corn barley oats sorghum wheat and soybeans set new records. He notes no relief is seen next year and surpluses threaten demand, with corn likely to exceed 1948 peak and wheat and soybeans boosting feed grain supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rackham
Iowa State College
Rackham
Titonka Women to Host Federated Club Meeting
Titonka Woman's Club plans a Thursday evening gathering at 8:00 PM in Fellowship Hall, Methodist Church. The event features Mrs. Clark Meecham of Thompson, State Federation President, as the speaker for Titonka Federated Club and the Dean Woman's Club joint meeting.
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Titonka Woman's Club
Titonka Federated Club
Dean ‘Woman's Club
Fellowship Hall
The
Methodist Church
Clark Meecham
Thompson
State Federation
Farmers Seek Soil Bank Contracts In Iowa County
A total of 31 Kossuth County farmers filed applications to place 3108.4 acres in the soil bank conservation reserve program with contracts starting in 1959. After review and land checks, applicants will be notified if offered a contract, and successful bidders have 15 days to sign at the county ASC office. The program spans three, five, or ten years with annual rental payments and possible cost-sharing for practice establishment. Anderson noted heavy countywide participation and reported similar strong demand in Missouri Utah and Wisconsin, though Iowa statewide totals are not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Soil Bank Conservation Reserve
Richard Anderson
ASC
Anderson
Missouri
Utah
Wisconsin
Iowa
Advance Notice On Future Grain Resealing
Virgil L. Rohlf, manager of Kossuth County USC, announced an advance notice that price support loans on 1958 corn and oats will be eligible for a one year extension when maturing in 1959. The reseal program for corn and oats under price support this year provides farmers more time for storage plans and can boost payments for extended storage periods while easing national grain storage pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil L. Rohlf
Kossuth
USC
Rohlf
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Leecali
Oecuwssity Council
Beese
Humboldt
Poa
S&s School
Cline
Teression
Mits
Rincipal Thiesse
Etarolid Rood
Philles Zlehmann
Mar- Betty Brandt
Betty Teylar
Jan- Betty Gartner
Cleo Wellson
Ter
Velida Bruns
Act
Ss Fhe
American Legion Auxiliary
Chamber Of*commerce
Prairie Gold Council
Boy Scouts of America
Lake Okoboji
Peterson
Askeg
Iowa State Bank and Security State Bank
Algona
Farmers State Bank
Whittemore
Lone Rock Bank
First Trust & Savings Bank
Fenton
Burt Savings Bank
Farmers & Traders Savings Bank
Bancroft
State Bank of
Ledyard
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
Lakota
Titanica’ Savings Bank
Exchange State Bank
Wesley
Swea City State Bank
Iowa State Bank
West Bend
LaVerne
Doan
Doan Methodist Church
Dale ‘Struther’s
Kossuth Co
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