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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
7
Community notes detail Mrs. W L Patterson returning from Cedar Rapids after a several week visit with a sister. The Fisher family plans a California trip, car troubles prompt train travel, and Kenneth Fisher remains in California.
E P Sylvester extension plant pathologist at Town State College recommends preventing crabgrass seed production to control this annual lawn pest. Maintain high mowing, destroy clipping heads, rake prostrate stems, build a strong bluegrass sod, reseed with bluegrass redtop and white Dutch clover, fertilize with nitrogen, water deeply, and provide shade to curb infestations while leaving bluegrass clippings to mulch and insulate roots.
Mr and Mrs Wm A Brandt called on Mr and Mrs B A Pannkuk Sunday. Mrs Brandt is Ben's niece. B A Pannkuk was in Mason City Tuesday to see an eye specialist but was told no help was available. Mr and Mrs Arthur Eady visit the Edw A Sathoffs. Mr Eady, Sathoff's brother, is on furlough stationed at Van Nuys California.
Irene Grant and Allan discuss Adelaide Evans's daily newspaper photo while Irene hides a clipped comparison to Adelaide, showing envy and appetite for publicity. Allan remains puzzled as Irene plots to send a note to the local paper, revealing his view that women are mysterious.
Kossuth county residents who burn fuel oil for home heating are urged to order early for winter. Wendell French, chair man of the Kossuth War Price and Rationing Board, says oil stocks in distributors’ hands are decreasing due to war production and manpower and equipment shortages. If a cold spell comes, dealers would be flooded with orders they cannot promptly fill, making early purchase imperative.
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