Ramblin with Phil opens Titanica season at Renwick
The Titans Indians head to Renwick this Friday September 12 to face Boone Valley in a non conference opener. Fans are urged to support the team along the sidelines as the season begins with hopes for a strong showing. Also notes the passing of Lou Nath longtime Titanica resident and former Chamber of Commerce president and tele phone manager remembered for service to the community. The Clay County Fair in Spencer opens Monday with the office closed Friday for fair guest attendance and a reminder to attend church with family to start the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonice-Indians
Boone Valley
Renwick
Lou Nath
Lou
Titanica
Chamber of Commerce
Clay County
Spencer
Students View Driving Tests At Sitonka School
Sitonka School holds a two part driving safety program at 10:00 a.m. on September 16 1958. Edward S Adams leads the session with a gym lecture and street demonstration. An electric detonator in a car will signal braking distances as students observe emergency stopping limits at 20 30 and 40 mph under police driver control. Public attendance invited. Federated Club Buffet Supper Thursday Sept 11 6 30 p.m. at Lutheran Church parlors with speaker Miss Alice Lyndon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitonka
W.P. Truesdell
Edward S. Adams
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Adams
Titanka
Federated Club
Titonia Federated Women's Club
Alice Lyndon
Cubfety
Fred Adamson Receives 50 Year Railroad Pass
Fred Adamson, longtime Rock Island agent in Titonka, Iowa, was awarded a 50 year Gold Pass by Rock Island officials. He began with the line in 1908, moved to Titonka in 1924, and helped the town grow while serving customers and shaping local rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Adamson
Rock Island
C. B. Murray
Rock Island Railroad
Estherville
A. O. Martin
Iowa Falls
Mr. Adamson
Spring Hill
Iowa
Titonka
Fred
Full Measure Preview Of County 4-H Club Year
September brings reorganization for 4-H and women's groups as clubs plan a busy year. State Fair teams earned blue ribbons, county reps head to Clay and Waterloo events, and a September 15 chicken barbecue invites leaders to discuss county programs and recreation ideas.
County 4-H Girls Return From Demonstrations
Kossuth County 4-H girls return from state fair with blue ribbons for food and nutrition demonstrations. Evelyn Mino Caren Ramser among those earning ribbons. seven county exhibits placed blue or red or white. Two teams to represent county at remaining out of county competition. Methodist Men elect officers for 1958 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Merle -Ann
Harry T
Ruth Wise
Prairie Pals
Evelyn Mino
Caren
Ramse
Evelyn Imecial
Toa
Herman’ Wise
Dale Waterbury
Ieaders
Mary Staudt
County Extension Home
Carol Hanisch
Mary England
Seneta Stars
Clay County Fair
Judy O'Brien
Marilyn Hinckley
Burt Blue Birds, Sr. Club
Waterloo Cattle Congress
Shome Furnishings
Local American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Held at Rural Home
Members met at the Lloyd Bartlett rural home with Flossie Bartlett and Pearl Krull hosting a lunch. Officers were elected for the Junior Division and reports noted 30 paid members, requests for carpet tag material, and a Gold Star tribute to Elizabeth Kennedy. Attendance included Mary Michaelsen as a Gold Star visitor and a planned regular meeting at the Denton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Lloyd, Bartlett
Flossie Bartlett
Pearl Krull
Ollie Bruns
Denton
Fred Bruns
Gold Star
Elizabeth Kennedy
Mary Michaelsen
Carol Ann Swan
Ruth Reed
Sherry Boyken
Michael Higgins
Sandy Hoover
Martha Ann Boyken
Theresa Hamilton
Virginia
Reed Music
Judy Hamilton
Linda Higgins
Sadie Denton
Mabel Petersen
4-H Record Books Due for Kossuth County Awards
4-H leaders and committee members will judge the Kossuth County 1958 4-H achievement awards at a September 6 meeting. Members must turn in record books by the local leader meeting, with top scorers earning producer’s medals and other honors. Five trips to Chicago and a book award are among the prizes. winners require scores of 95 or above. Catholic Women meet at Whittemore September 23 with Deanery council events and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona Hotel
Kossuth
Whittemore
Deanery Council of Catholic Women
Presentation Academy
Francis Staber
Spirit Lake
Sioux City
Loveless Coad To Speak At Rally In Kossuth County
Governor Herschel Loveless and Congressman Merwin Coad of the 6th Iowa district will address a Democratic Rally next Tuesday evening September 16 at 8 pm in Led yard school auditorium north of Kossuth county. The event aims to discuss issues affecting their offices with a social hour, free lunch, and opportunities to meet the governor and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Loveless
Merwin Coad
Iowa
Ledyard
Kossuth County
Loveless
Coadh
Republican Party
Indians Open Season Tomorrow At Renwick
Titonia Indians kick off the 1858 football season at Renwick Friday night at 8:00 p.m. against Boone Valley in a non conference tilt. Starting lineups list several players and note last year’s heavy loss of seniors, with Coach Opheim and Assistant Kerker aiming for a stronger year despite limited senior experience. A B squad schedule includes four 7:00 p.m. games on Sept. 22, 29, Oct. 6 and 27 at various towns.
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Titonia Indians
Renwick
Boone Valley
Indians
Dick Trunkhill
Dverg Krantz
Ronald Hanna
Gary Michaelsen
David Smith
Lloyd Pommer
Rodney Alexander Phillip Asa
Doug Swanarry Pearson
Jack Trunkhill
Dick Hench
Lyle Opheim
Donald Kerker
Thompson
Armstrong
Burt
Swea City
Final Rites Held Monday For Mayor Louis Nath
Louis Wesley Nath 53 died September 5 after a heart attack. Funeral at Calvary Baptist Church Forest City with Rev. Mel Stadt and Swan Funeral Home arranging. Survived by wife Roberta and six children Evelyn Crouse Des Moines Robert Elkhart Sharon Martin National City Bruce Story City Sandra Larry Titonka area. Burial in Buffalo Township Cemetery Ti tonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Wesley Nath
Calvary Baptist Church
Forest City
Mr. Nath
Nath
Titonka
Mel Stadt
Phi Jaren
Art Boyken
Dwight Garrett
Daryl Bess
Bradford Buffington
Sherwood ‘Loops
Ventura
Town Council
Telephone Board
Buffalo Township
Swan Funeral Home
PTA To Ac Teachers Member 15 Annual Welcome Back Event
The PTA will hold its annual teachers reception on Monday September 15 at 8 in the school gym. The program features opening remarks by President John Welhouse, faculty introductions by Supt Truesdell, a high school band performance under Mr Phil Faaborg, a reading by Rev Max Goldman, and group singing. Mrs Ferne Kitzinger leads the dining room and refreshments as the PTA aims for 600 members and strong attendance to meet new teachers and welcome back the old. All interested adults are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne Pta
John Welhousen
Supt. Truesdell
Phil Faaborg
Max Goldman
Ferne Kitzinger
P.T.A
New Worlds Emerging Woman's Club Lesson
Ti tanica Woman's Club schedules a year themed "New Worlds Emerging" with a focus on space, current nations, and global culture. Betty Brandt leads the first lesson "Worlds Beyond Our Own" and a moon trip activity titled "Why a trip to the moon" is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Krantz
Jay Budlong
May Budiong
Maree Krantz
Marie Orthel
Sadie Denton
Adult Farmer School Opens in Titonka Tonight
Titonka adult farmer evening school will open September 18 with a soybean test plot on M. J. Trunkhill farm three miles south and two and a half miles west. The program starts at 6:00 p.m. and features seven soybean varieties with different maturities and six grain varieties including sorghum, planted last May by a vocational agriculture class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adult Farmer School
Titonka
Adult Farmer Evening School
M. J. Trunkhill
Chicken Barbecue Opens Extension Family Living Program
A Monday September 15 chicken barbecue at the County Extension Office kicks off the Family Living Program. It invites homemaker club officers and women’s groups to learn about the extension program and barbecuing methods. Reservations by September 12 cost 85 cents per meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County Extension
County Extension Office
Homemaker’s Clubs
U S Sponsors Science Library At Titonia High School
The United States funds a traveling science library for Titonia High School, with 200 science and math books from Washington, D C. The AAAS administers the NSF grant, expanding the program to about 1400 schools by 1958 59, with rotating title showcases and displays inviting PTA and civic groups to review the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonia High School
Thiesse
Travelin High
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Washington, D. C
National Science Foundation
AAAS
NSF
Union
Hawaii
Alaska
Canali Zone
Purto Rico
American Community School of
Paris
France
U. S. Army
Germany
Italy
Okinawa
PTA
Flower Show Draws 125 Guests at Local School Room
The Titanica Federated Club sponsored a flower show on Saturday September 6 in the school lunch room with 125 attendees. Florence Reynolds won the Tri-color award in arrangement while Minnie Oester lreicher took Tri-color in specimen. Sweepstake awards went to Mrs. Edward Boyken and Mrs. Henry Plaisier. The club thanks all participants for a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanica Federated Club
Florence Reynolds
Minnie Oesterlreicher
Edward Boyken
Henry Plaisier
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Ramblin
Phil
Mary K. Staudt Co
Extension Home Economist
Kearse
Ramsey Reformed Church
Ramsey Brotherhood
Herg
Heiko
Boekelman
Carl
Callies
Howard Sparks
Coad
W. 8
Titania W.S.C.S
Mary
Ernest Hansen
Leo Richter
Eldon Attig
Lesson
David Bolte
Naaml
Roy Walrod
Alfred Oesterreicher
Lucy Givens
L. c. Heimner
Tamara Circle
Maggie Boekelman
Simon Sunken
Edith Budlong
Hazel Budlong
Louis Nath
Ac Teachers
Family Living Committee
Ralph H. Walker, Jr
John N. Ludwig
Hubert O'Brien
Ervin Gerber
Willis Cotton
Andrew Co, Hanson
Lloyd Thorson
H. S. Montgomery
Q. A. Bjustrom
Robert Boleneus
Extension Office
U. S
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