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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1953

Page

2

Eason Opens Here With Renwick Friday

The Indian football squad under Coach Lyle Opheim reports twenty eight players for the opening day drills August 24 an increase of seven from last year with five lettermen returning Gresham Roskamp Donald Gerdis Donald Rippentrop Gary Zwietel Fantin Norland The team prepares for Beriwick game Friday night at 8 pm Drills focus on conditioning and fundamentals plus a hot lunch program runs daily with meals and new kitchen equipment noted

Lyle Opheim Harold Tice Ffive Gresham Roskamp Donald Gerdis Donald Rippentrop Gary Zwietel Fantin Norland Hatc Indians Beriwick Pam

Titonka and Doan Methodist Church Notices

Church updates list activities at Titonka and Doan including board meeting Wednesday night, church school at Titonka at 101 sand, morning worship at 11 and 9:45 at Doan. Fellowship supper at 6:45 pm, youth and junior events, guest speaker Rev Polovina, sub-district and bi-district meetings, missionary retreat in Humboldt.

Board of Education Titonka Ladunts Sam Polovina Sam Polovina Fort Dodge Algon Humboldt Olin Stockwell China Doan

Terrill Iowa High School Football Schedule and Reunion

1953 Terrill Iowa football calendar lists night games at Renwick Ruthven Swea City West Bend Graettinger Terrill and Terril with dates Sept ll through Oct 23. A large family reunion at Charles Buns home in Terrill honored numerous Buns relatives and in laws from Crystal Lake Forest City Buffalo Center Sibley Charles City Gaza Ringsted and Gaza Iowa family members attended.

Titonea ‘High School Renwick Thompson Ther Ruthven Swea City West Bend Graettinger Terril Charles Buns Terrill Iowa Charles: Buns Herman. Buns Raymond Hobbs John Anthony Buns a + Smith R. Th W.B Martin Smith Mir Cyril Halverson Henry Buns Fam Ly Johar Buns Sibley Anna ‘Turner Charles City Joe Walsh Mir Michael Mathern Gaza Lowa Harold iBuns Ringsted

Good Hope Lutheran Weekly Schedule and Activities

Pastor B. H. Schwerin leads morning service at Lakota 8:30 am. Sunday School Bible class skipped. 10 am morning service with special local congregational offering. 8 pm Bible study on Malachi. Choir rehearsal 7:30 pm. Junior and senior confirmations begin 9 am Saturday Sept. 12. Women’s Missionary Society 8 pm Tuesday Sept. 15 led by Mrs. Edward Boyken and Mrs. Clarence Brandt with other members listed.

Good Hope Lutheran B. H. Schwerin Lakota Women’s Missionary Society Edward Boyken Clarence ‘Brandt Henry Stecker Ted van Hove

High School Annuals Available at District Office

There are 1953 High School Annuals still at the Superintendent's office for purchase at two dollars each.

Nine Wesley Scouts Award Achievements Highlight Monday

Nine Wesley Scouts held achievement award ceremonies at the Legion hall Monday night. First class badges were awarded to Hilbert Julia Nygaardt Marva Olson Kiudy Pfeifer Shar Jenes Martin Gloria Charlotte Wise and others. Second class badges were given to Janet Goetz Janice Lichteig Helen Lichteig Ruth Wise Carol Mantin and Melissa Nygaard. Pauline Pfeffer led the ceremony with Brownies and mothers as guests.

Wesley Legion Hall Judy Hilbert Julia Nygaardt Marva Olson Kiudy Pfeifer Shar- Jenes Martin Girris Margaret McDonald

Storm Lake Chief Slugged by Steel Bar Accident

Storm Lake Police Chief Clarence Steig was injured while tearing up a sidewalk on a day off. A steel bar slipped and struck him in the face, knocking out two teeth. He suffered cuts but no serious injuries.

Clarence Steig Storm Lake

Farmerettes win ribbons at Valley County Fair

4-H Club Farmerettes earned multiple ribbons at the Valley County Fair. The junior demonstration team led by Dawn and Donna Beenken received a white ribbon for Pictures and You. Members and record books were noted by the secretary treasurer and historian, with various blue, red, and white awards for projects and displays.

Valley’ Farm Preasurer Uult Ted Sharon Rippentrop Donna Beenkeni Dawn Beenken Marlene . Stecker Verlene Mayland Valley Parner Hoan Indead

American Legion Auxiliary Meets for September Business

Members of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion hall Monday evening for their regular September business meeting with Thelma Higgins and Rae Harris as hostesses. Leona Schutter presided, reporting 43 seniors 4 juniors and 6 Tiny Tots as paid members.

American Legion Auxiliary the Legion ‘Hall Thelma Higgins Rae Harris Leona ‘Schutter Camila Cooper Tobhe Sioux City Clinton St. Louis

Folkerts Folkerts and Roskamp Wed at Ramse y Reformed Church

Wanda Folkerts daughter of Mr and Mrs Edna Folkerts and Paul Roskamp son of Rev and Mrs A Roskamp were married Tuesday August 18 at 7 pm at the Ramsey Reformed Church. Rev A Roskamp officiated with music by Rose Cordes and Harris Sonnenberg sang. The bridal party wore ballerina length gowns, flowers in yellow and blue, and blue ribbon accents. Ushers were Ik Folkerts and Gresham Roskamp.

Wands Edna Folkerts Paul A. Roskamp Ramsey Reformed Church John Smith Rose Cordes Harris Sonnenberg Anna Folkerts Helen Roskamp Maid of Thonor Elaine Folkerts Miller Bert’ Roskamp Folkerts Gresham Roskamp

Wesley Auxiliary Holds Annual Membership Party

The American Legion Auxiliary met for its annual membership party on Thursday night. Edna Flom received the high score prize while Lizzie Hildman had the low score. A pot luck lunch followed. The unit has 32 paid up members for 194? with next meeting October 9 hosted by Hazel Gerdis and Mae Garman.

Wesley. Auxiliary Wesley American Legion Auxiliary Sam. Anne Edna Flom Highscore Lizzie’ Hildman Hazel Gerdis Mae Garman

Grace Gospel Church Announces Sunday Services

Grace Gospel Church invites worship with Sunday School at 10 am and preaching at 1 am. Evangelistic services led by Oscar Robinson will run nightly. Band Mothers meet with Mrs. R L Krantz on Monday September 14. Everyone is welcome.

Grace Gospel Church Oscar Robinson Robinson Band R. L. Krantz

German Homemakers Name New Officers

The German Homemakers of the Farm Bureau women held a tea at J S Rippentrop home Friday afternoon. Elected for the coming year were Mrs Henry Mayland Jr chairman Mrs Dan Wabben vice chairman Mrs Henry Van Hove publicity chairman Mrs J Rippentrop secretary and treasurer The time and place for the next meeting will be in the Topic at a future date.

Farm Bureau J. S. Rippentrop Henry Mayland, Jr Dan Wabben Henry van Hove Rippentrop

Wesley Teachers Take Over Duties

Miss Margaret Flom returned to Fort Dodge where she teaches commercial Anna and Mitchel to Corwith. Audra Doughan first grade at Corwith. Mrs Oscar Monson began teaching in Winnebago county. Mrs Leo Bleich Orthel No.3, Mrs Russell Swanson Orthel No.4, Mrs Robert Rockwood Orthel No.1. Marjorie Bleich is again teaching at Perry.

Wesley Margaret’ Flom Fort Dodge Commercial Anna’ and Mitchel Corwith Corpfolidal Field Audra “Doughan

Family Reunion at Tom Hinders Sr Home Hindered by Rain

A family reunion and picnic dinner were held at the Tom Hinders Sr. home last Sunday. Attendees included the Martin Hinders family of Britt, Ben Hinders and family of Wesley, Milton Finders and family of Algona, Jim Habur and son of Titonka, Herman Hinders and family of Fairmont Minnesota, Clifford Riggles and family of Forest City, a Britt great granddaughter, and the Ted Hinders family.

Tom . Hinders SR Woden Tom Hinders Sr Martin Hinders Britt Ben Hinders Wesley Milton Finders Algona Jim Haber Titonka Herman Hinders Fairmont Minn Clifford Riggles Forest City Ted Hinders

Immanuel Lutheran H A Diers pastor schedule

Worship service at 10 am Sunday School at 9 am Bible Class at 9 10 am Conformation instruction Saturday at 8 am Luther League meeting this Sunday at 7 30 pm Junior and senior choirs not meeting for rehearsal this week Women's Mission Study Tuesday Sept 1 165 at 8 pm with focus on Junior Mission Band Life Membership and Memorial Departments

Immanuel Lutheran H. A. Diers Luther League

Ramsey Pastor and Wife Surprised On 25th Anniversary

Rev. and Mrs. A. Kosxa Roskamp hosted a 25th anniversary party at the Ramsey Reformed Church with nearly 400 friends. The Roskamps, parents of three daughters and five sons, received a silver service and cash gift as church members praised Rev. Roskamp, who has served five years and is active as a speaker.

A. Kosxa Marsha Ramsey Reformed Church Diane Helen Fred DeVries Hich Roskamp Senus Isebrand Roskamps

Goodwill Truck Set for September 23 Pickup

Goodwill Industries will host a truck pickup on Wednesday morning September 23 to collect discarded material. Flood relief shifts to internal support as outside aid declines with victims still needing help and ongoing long term rehabilitation and employment efforts. Please bring material early and leave at A M Petersen's to ensure pickup.

Goodwill Goodwill Industries A. M. Petersen

Buffalo Boys 4 H Club Awards at County Fair

The Buffalo Boys 4 H Club shows strong results at the county fair with multiple blue ribbons. Arlen Bilsborough wins two blue ribbons on sheep and a red on chickens, Lowell Bilsborough earns blue ribbons on a dairy heifer and chickens, and others including Claude Bilsborough, Donald Fritz, Richard Fritz, Bob Fritz, Harold Harms, Harlan Harms, Gerald Harms, TyMike Neleon, Roger Rethsamen, and Merle Phelps win various ribbons. Reporter Donald Fritz notes overall success and hopes for better next year.

Buffalo Boys Bufffalo Boys Arlen Bilsborough Lowell Claude Bilsborough Donald Fritz Richard Fritz Bob Fritz Harold Harms Harlan Harms Gerald Harms Neleon Roger’ Rethsamen Merle Phelps

Kossuth 4-H Boys Win at Des Moines

Kossuth County 4-H representatives won ribbons at the Iowa State Fair Demostration Contest with Larry Wilhelmi red for rope halter and Dick Kuecker white for soil sampling. Other participants included Mark Kollasch Earl Johnson Alan Peterson Richard Kuecker and Charles Baas with several award trips earned for outstanding showmanship in beef dairy swine and sheep contests. The group also toured Des Moines sights and attended the grandstand show.

Kossuth County Larry Wilhelmi Greenwood 4-H Club Dick Kuecker Lotts Creek Armstrong Alan Peterson Swea City Richard Kuecker Algona Charles Baas West Bend Hampshire Iowa Des Moines

Iowa Farmers Could Grow More Grain and Forage

State college and USDA specialists say Iowa crops could increase by 50 percent in grain and 170 percent in forage if farmers fully adopt improved practices in crop production and soil management. Conclusions rely on a Town Productive Capacity Committee report and cooperation across all state experiment stations and extension services.

Iowa Iowa State College U. S. Department of Agriculture United States USDA

Community drives Forget-Me-Not sale for disabled veterans

The Intermediate Youth Fellowship announces a September 12 sale of blue Forget-Me-Nots to raise funds for Disabled American Veterans. Proceeds aid disabled veterans, their families, widows, and dependents, supporting pensions and benefits advocacy.

D.A.V Dia.v. Maintainance

New Car Licenses In Kossuth County Reach Thirty Five

Thirty five new cars and trucks were licensed in Kossuth county last week. Owners include residents from Algona Burt Lone Rock Swea City Fenton Titonka Bancroft Ottosen LuVerne Leedyard and other communities with vehicles from Chevrolet Ford Buick Studebaker Dodge Mercury Kaiser Pontiac Oldsmobile and Chrysler.

Kossuth Chevrolet Melvin Ait Burt James Bass Lone ‘Rock Darrell Bunkofoske Swén City Duane Dreyer Fenton Fitzgetala Algona Ben" Hopkes Titonka Albert H. Johnson Corwith William A. Kennedy Bancroft Jess Lashbrook John Merrill Clair L. Reding Ottosen Russell L. Smith Swea City George C. Studer LaVerne Truck Henry C. Johannesen Ford Harlan Bhalgeman Whittemore F. A. Drone Sadie A. Mawdsley Walter S. Steven R. E. Peterson Plymouth Leo M. Elmore Ernest Godfredson Alfred Lloyd Ledyard Edward Lloyd Alfred Scherer Buick O. H. Engstrom Kaiser Erling Rasmussen Pontiac E. W. Ruske Oldsmobile Conrad Schmidt Chrysler Jos. Weidenhoff

Farm Bureau Festival Planned for September 26

Lester Eden, Kossuth County Farm Bureau President, named Paul Bernhard festival chairman for the 1953 County sports festival to be staged at the Fairgrounds in Algona. The tentative date is Saturday September 26 with events from ballgames to nail driving and dart throwing open to Farm Bureau families 4 H members and rural youth. Other committee members appointed are Ms Carl Callies Mrs Joe Loebach Mrs Russell Kauffman Marion Stucki Beryl Priebe and Ray Frieden.

Farm Bureau Lester Eden Kossuth Paul Bernhard Fairgrounds Algona County Farm Bureau 4-H Eden Carl Callies Joe Loebach Russell Kauffman Marion Stucki Beryl Priebe Ray Frieden

Swallows 13 Month Old Boy Ball Incident

A 13 month old child named Douglas Hender of Manchester swallowed a small rubber ball. The object bulged in his throat for minutes and was feared to cause choking but passed into his stomach. Physicians advised the parents not to worry.

Swallows Douglas Henderson Manchester

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Eason Stockwell Titanic Boeckholt David Boyken Dean Fritz Donald Gerdis Donna Ly Byg Hoover Kent Donald Gign Agit Gres Mantin Seaburg Smith Walter Chesny Struthers Lynnv Bartelt Merlyn Buffington Sidney Johnson Larry Larry 10, 15 1 126, ‘Rippentrop Ove Kromin Bay Schmidt Gien American Legion. Auxiliary Ames Irene Peterson Minnie .Oesterreicher Lois Peterson Rae. Harris Civil Defense Elizabeth~Kennedy Alta Norland Wanda Folkerts Paul Roskamp Ramsey
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