Town Council Approves Streetlight Upgrade Timeline
Report notes council decision on lighting type pending final vote. Once chosen the district will order materials and begin installation as soon as supplies arrive.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1957
Page
4
Report notes council decision on lighting type pending final vote. Once chosen the district will order materials and begin installation as soon as supplies arrive.
A coordinated program across Hancock Winnebago and Kossuth counties will screen public school students for hearing difficulties and test third graders for speech issues. Dr. A. M. Quintard S. Tweed Chas Whitney and Donald Potter oversee. Screening centers will be set up with follow up exams about a month later. Sessions run September 9 in Hancock September 11 in Winnebago and September 17 in Kossuth with additional testing on September 16 for Titanka students.
Kossuth County 4-H livestock judging teams will compete at the Clay County Fair and National Barrow Show with events September 10 and 12. Readiness includes baby beef beef heifer dairy cow and breeding gilt classes at Spencer and eight breeding gilt and barrow classes at Austin Minnesota. County members Albert Kollasch David Kollasch Chambers Skow Robert Fritz Jim Kain will participate at Spencer.
A reader explains sorghum height genetics noting dwarf recessiveness and dominance after outcross. Forrest Hofbauer, DHLA north unit supervisor, won third place in the state DEHLA records contest at the annual Cow Conference held September 6 at Iowa State College. The Lions Club of Burt offers a free lunch at the Burt Legion Hall for the Feed and Livestock Outlook meeting on September 19.
September 16 marks the deadline for 4-H girls record books clothing and special project folders stored at the County Extension Office. Books from 29 girls clubs will be judged by the county 4-H committee with long time records earning county awards and district delegates. A Security State Bank ten dollar prize awaits the top year’s record book. Record books close the 4-H year serving as evaluation for girls leaders and the program. There is more water than land on the earth's surface.
Carol Callies and Raymond Burchett exchanged vows at the Methodist Church Titonka on September 1. The bride wore a rose lace gown with chapel train and pearl headpiece. attendants wore blue dresses. After a 2000 guest reception the couple planned residence in Lincoln Nebraska with degrees from Simpson College and UNL.
The Union Slough trapping school will be held on Saturday September 14 at the Refuge Office Burt and then move to the trapping area. Leaders include Game Manager B I Se Iverson and Conservation officer Tellier, with Harold Burgess coordinating. The event is open to farmers youths and Titania Boy Scouts who requested it.
The Titania Federated Club fall flower show on September 7 in the school lunch room awarded door prizes to 154 registrants. Sweepstakes crowned Mildred Cosgrove winner with a $5.00 Elmore Nursery gift certificate. second place went to Clarine Boyken and third to Myrtle Plaister.
The P T A holds its first meeting Monday evening September 16 in the school gym with a teachers reception. New president John Welhousen and officers Doris Miller Deloris Strobel Erwin Giesking lead committees Hospitality Membership Program and more with Mrs George Sacha as chair.
Iowa State College economist Robert Osterbur says excellent hay and pasture boost national milk output by about 2 billion pounds from last year. Record hay yield per acre and good pasture plus cheaper feed grains could lift milk production into 1958, with culling and better breeding further increasing flow.
Iowa's 1957 hunting season begins Saturday with open seasons for squirrels and rabbits. Squirrel hunting runs through November 15 with a six squirrel daily bag limit and a twelve after the first day possession limit.
Titonka Indians host Renwick Raiders in a season opener on Friday September 13 at Titonka gridiron. The anticipated starters include nine seniors with an inexperienced backfield, following a 20-14 loss to Renwick last year.
Five Kossuth 4-H members prepare to exhibit 4-H baby beeves at the Clay County Fair district competition from September 9 to 10. James Bierstedt enters two Angus heifers and two steers. Darrel Berkland and Paula Priebe bring beef and Angus steers. Donald Hilbert enters an Angus steer. Gerald Reding shows Angus and Hereford beeves.
Nationally known “Sew Easy” sewing lessons from Iowa State College will air on KQTV’s Eve's Kitchen at 4 00 pm starting October 7. The program runs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays through December 4 with lessons on measuring choosing patterns fabric alterations and sewing techniques.
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