01 Sep 1955
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1955
Page
1
Publication details show weekly issue with subscription rates in Kossuth County and Titonka trade territory. The blurb notes low local reach and misread text about foreign country rates and delivery area.
Mrs Martha West and Walter joined Mr and Mrs Ben Matern and two daughters for a day at Niegars Caves in Mason City. The Heilig family welcomed a daughter Vera Bradley, and Rae Smith's family moved to Britt. Numerous community events include church gatherings, weddings, anniversaries, baptisms, and a large parish food shower for St Joseph.
The American Legionary hosts its annual membership party this Thursday night September 1. A free membership is offered with entertainment and a pot luck lunch for attendees.
At a Sunday reunion at Clear Lake many relatives and friends gathered for a Robinson family picnic. The Thea Johnson funeral took place in LaVerne with Harold Price family in attendance after a Rochester illness. Bill Robinson is due home from Japan in early fall as other relatives travel from Madison and Keosauqua to visit.
Farm economist Francis A. Kutish of Iowa State College says seasonal price rises may occur in better cattle grades within four weeks though this year’s market shows slower feeder contracting and weaker upper grades. He notes hot weather reduced meat consumption and forecasts possible yet uncertain price gains.
The Kossuth County Farm Bureau membership committee will meet Friday evening Sept 2 to set plans for the 1956 campaign. With farm income down the group aims to provide every farmer in Kossuth county the chance to join the nation’s largest farm organization.
Kossuth County Farm Bureau Board forms a schools committee to study the new school re organization laws and provide information to residents. Members include Mrs Raymond Carlson chair Wesley. Mrs Randall Clark Algona. Mrs Swen Larson Buffalo Center. Caz Swanson Laverne. Ted Wallen line Ledyard. Tom Kettelson West Bend. Ted Jensen Lone Rock. Harvey C Larsen Armstrong. The group will attend a district meeting in Mason City on September 8.
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