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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1955

Page

3

Titania School Opens With Varied Grades And Mixed Classes

The Titanica school reports a full opening week with 45 kindergarten pupils split into 23 forenoon and 22 afternoon, 45 first graders under Mrs Nelson and Miss Kestwick, 37 seventh graders with new teacher Mrs Webster, and a senior class of 29 led by principal Mr Sylvan Thiesse. Officers elected include Deloris Jaunes president, Dwerg Krantz vice president, and Victoria Rakow secretary.

Nelson Kestwick Oesterreicher Titanica School Pamela Beals Woden Webster Tilonka Deloris Juanes Dwerg Krantz Victoria Rakow Sylvan Thiesse Titonia High Doris Hipp

Imanuel Lutheran Church announces fall schedule

Pastor Diers leads morning worship at 10 00 a m with Sunday School and Bible class at 9 00 a m. Thursday September B at 7 00 p m includes Junior Choir rehearsal and social time. New members to join the choir. Confirmation instruction Saturday September 10 at 8 00 a m. Mason City pastors conference set for Monday and Tuesday September 12 and 13.

Imanuel Lutheran H. A. Diers Mason City Pastors Conference

Grace Gospel Church and Plowing Demonstration Notice

Grace Gospel Church announces services with Sunday School at 10 45 a m and Morning Service at 0 45 a m Evening Service and Thursday Bible Study at 8 p m The Story Hour Fridays 3 45 to 4 45 for boys and girls All boys and girls welcome A plowing demonstration will be held September 13 east of Titonka on the Art and Bill Rode farm diesel and gas tractors with mounted and pull type plows will be shown 11 a m to 4 00 p m Tuesday September 13

Grace Gospel Church J DeGolia Pam Titonka Implement Co Bill Rode Titonke Swea City Fenton Algona Titonka Department of Public Instruction State Department of Public Instruction

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 465 Meets for September

Members of American Legion Auxiliary Unit No 465 met Monday at the Ed Zwiefel home with Galena Zwiefel and Louise Mechler as hostesses. Rollcall led to safety suggestions for home and road. Lois Petersen presided. Minnie Oesterreicher acted as chaplain. Reports covered Pan Americanism, dues drive, publicity, and charitable activities.

American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 465 Ed Zwiefel Galena Zwiefel Louise Mechler Lois Petersen Minnie Oesterreicher Dorothy Nothwehr Department Berdine Korte Gold Star and Memorial Minnie Oeslerrgicher Mary Ann Kimmel Newton Te Department Department of Town Woodward State School Louis Petersen Francis Gingrich

Good Hope Lutheran Church notices

Pastor B. W. Schwerin announces 9 am Sunday School and Bible Class 10 am worship. 6:30 pm congregational teachers reception. Junior and senior confirmation classes begin Saturday Sept 10 9 am–12 noon. Pastoral Conference Sept 12-13 at Thornton. Brotherhood Sept 13 7 p.m. Ladies Night with Judge Stillman guest. Hosts listed. Senior choir rehearsal Sept 14 7:30 p.m.

Thornton Brotherhood At & P.m Judge Stillman Henry Baade Harry Bartelt Jerry Bockelman Wm. Boyken

Federated Club Holds Annual Supper Evening Meeting

The Federated Club will host its annual buffet supper on Thursday evening, September 13 at 6 30 pm in the school hot lunch room.

Fedarated Club Federated Club

Woden Presbyterian Church Details and Synod Meeting

Simon Fred Wenger pastors Woden Presbyterian Church with Sunday School at 9 30 am and Worship at 10 30 am The Thursday 7 30 pm choir practice is listed The Synod of the West meets on September 13 and 14 at Bethany Presbyterian Church Grundy Center with sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday

Woden Presbyterian Church Simon Fred Wenger Synodicas Synod of the West Bethany Presbyterian Church Grundy Center

Luther Leaguers Venture To National Convention

Luther Leaguers recount their trip to the national convention in Texas and College Station. The Titonka Lions Club donated two light poles to improve infield and football field lighting. Doris Hipp and others traveled by train from Manly, Iowa, visiting Des Moines, Kansas City, Topeka, Oklahoma City, Dallas, and College Station. The convention theme was Gods Love My Life, with Bible study, sermons, and a large choral union. The group voted to shift support to Benevolence and become a Lutheran Church auxiliary, planning for New York 1958 at Cornell College.

Doris Hipp Marlene Stecker Lorna ‘Yincon Manly Texas Des Moines Kansas City Witehata Topeka Oklahoma City Dallas College Station Texas Toaguers Lutheran Standard Luther League Lutheran Church GFO Iowa Singspiration Choral Union United States Canada Mason City New York Cornell College ALC ELC

County Judging Team Takes Third Place at Iowa State Fair

The Kossuth County 4-H Judging Team earned third in the State Livestock Judging Contest with 91 teams, scoring 1518 points behind Bremer and Woodbury. Members were James Bierstedt Whitte more Roger Dreyer Fenton John Helleseth West Bend and Gene Nurre Bancroft. Coached by Robert Johnson. They judged swine beef dairy and sheep classes and presented two written and two oral reason sets.

Kossuth County James Bierstedt Whittemore Roger Dreyer Fenton John Helleseth West Bend Gene Nurre Bancroft Robert, Johnson County Extension Bremer Co Woodbury

Weekly Syper draw winners and upcoming prize

Winners on Syper draw advanced to win another $5 last Wednesday night. Martin Harris secured the other five prizes. Darlene Zwiefel won $20 but was out of town. With two weeks left, next week’s prize rises to $30, so plan to be in town next Wednesday night.

Syper Caw Martin Harris Darlene Zwiefel

Bartletts Buy DeWall Cafe to Reopen as Bartletts Cafe

Arthur Bartlett and his wife Iola Jacobson announce the purchase of DeWall's Cafe from Otto and Mrs DeWall. The building will be remodeled, interior reconditioned, and the tavern will reopen as Bartlett's Cafe around September 10. Bartlett, a former army cook, has restaurant and farming experience in Titonka area.

DeWall Cafe Arthur Bartlett DeWall’s Cafe Otto DeWall Bartletts Bartlett Bartlet Titonka Maes Leavis Herter Biddy pat-Tiek Praia Max Goldin Bilsborough Anak Awiefel Wren Kauehenreatier Yorks Brandt Art Boykert Florence Revenolds Bernelle Ilsborouelh Doris Miller Pay Callies Tawa Lewis Bartlett Hoffiney Vig Heifner Mr. Heifner Cyrus Heifner Rosholt S. D Vincent Heifer Buffalo Center Rose Plumb Marshalltown Pearl Krominga Marie Michaelson Ed Zwietel Tilonka George Lancreux Marshallinen Lamoreux Charles Phelps Heifner Mary Govero

Ramsey Reform Church Sunday Services and Meeting

A notice from Ramsey Reform Church lists Sunday services: Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 30 a m Morning Worship at 8 00 p m and Evening Worship at 3 30 a m Rev A Ainwood of Bristow will lead the service A congregational meeting is scheduled for Monday evening September 12 at 8 00 to discuss calling a new minister.

Ramsey Reformed Churcil A. Ainwood of Bristow

Conservation Service Names Riedinger to Work Unit

Lyle Riedinger is appointed as Work Unit Conservationist for Kossuth County Conservation District by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service. He has worked in Sibley Osceola and Chariton with the service. The Algona office in the VFW building serves cooperators with planning and applying conservation and drainage practices. Sidney Johnson, Conservation Aid, is also on the staff.

Coservation Service Riedinger Lyle Riedinger Kossuth County Conservation U.S. Soil Conservation Service Sibley Osceola Chariton The Soil Conservation Service Soil Conservation Office V.F.W Algona C.S Sidney Johnson Conservation Aid

Big County Fair Opens in Spencer at Watt’s Grounds

The Spencer fairgrounds buzz as the forty fourth annual event kicks off with record entries. Hog and cattle pens fill, 4-H beef stalls are booked, and Farm Bureau booths line ten townships. The Smoky Mountain Limited display, Hall of Presidents, and a new midway lineup promise a grand show with rides, drama, and concerts. Softball leaders meet September 12 at Good Hope Lutheran Church.

Spencer Watts AU Indications Paty PG. Dunn Spencer Haysh Schowl Wayne Plansen Bondurant Shenandoah Farm Bureau Smoky Mountain Limited Black Forest Germany

Renwick Hosts Openers as Indians Seek Strong Season Start

Football season begins with Renwick hosting a season opener. The article notes a large local gathering, a marching band, and a ceremonial program. Key players include veteran backs and quarterbacks, with expectations of youthful talent stepping up. Attendance and admission details are listed, urging community support for the Indians.

Friets and Trenary Red Ribbon Demonstrations Highlight Iowa Event

James Antoine Jr of Greenwood AE Club won a red ribbon at the Iowa State Pair for a demonstration on constructing a far rowing stall. Lakota Lads, led by Ross Inman, Richard Friels and Larry Trenson, earned a red ribbon for Tying Neilson artificial respiration. W.S.C.S. plans a Wednesday meeting with a September 2 luncheon, with Mrs Budlung and Mrs Larsen arranging devotions and hostesses listed.

James Antoine, Jr Greenwood AE Iowa James James Antone Bancroft Gerald Soederberg Ross Inman Richard Friels Larry Tresnaryo Lakota Lads Neilson Paul Trenisy Dave Friels

Benefits to Aged To Be Extended

An article cites J Wy Arthur, extension farm economist at Lowe State College, on extending benefits under the Old Age and Survivors Insurance program. It explains qualifications for self employed farm owners and outlines four scenarios for farm income and participation in CLAS, noting addresses of servicemen to publish.

J. Wy Arthur Extension Farny Lowe State College Arthur Coimbiattiii Sittaetings & Ania de Tetera Pam Oawiver di Ironte Sita Aa Mere Fara Enterprises Arthur le CLAS Progran

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