Titonka School Week Recap Highlights Grades Kindergarten to Fourth
The Pad contains a week summary from Titonka School with notes on Kindergarten starting 48 pupils, first days, rest on rugs, surprises for mothers, and morning wakeups. Second grade lists 23 pupils including Roger Akkerman and Nicky Alexander with Miss Gorman, plus bird science projects, nests, and new bulletin boards. Fourth grade has 38 pupils, 18 girls and 18 boys, with routine adjustments and page continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brown
Mgr. Multauf
Tommy Higgins
Miss Gorman
Roger Akkerman
Nicky Alexander
Charlene Asa
Jerann Bess
Lennice Bilsborough
Audrey Boerkes
Joan
Keith
Carolyn Engelhbart
David Isebrand
Michael Isebrand
Bruce Kitzinger
Linda Krantz
Janice Larsen
Leanne Largen
Arthur Mayland
Ward Mehlan
Gregory Miller
Diane Moore
James Nothwehr
Darrel Parcel
Judy Rippentrop
Alfred Ra
Catherine Stecker
David Spear
Miss Dontje
Woden Presbyterian Church Mission Festival Sunday
The congregation held its annual Mission Festival with morning sermons by Rev. Simon F. Wenger on Paul the Witness and evening preaching by Rev. Siemsen on Prepare Ye the Way. The event featured choir performances, scripture readings, and suppers, drawing a large attendance and visitors from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
Siemsen
Eva Wenger
Kathleen Wood
Dale Rittenhouse
Children’s Society Drive Under Way in Kossuth County
The annual drive for the Iowa Children’s Home Society is under way in Kossuth County with a dessert function hosted by Mrs. A. Schissel in Lakota. Grace Giddens presented agency work while local chairmen were named for towns and townships. The drive runs Sept. 9 to Sept. 24. The society, in its 66th year, serves neglected and emotionally troubled children, placing many in foster care and operating a receiving home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Home Society
Kossuth
A. ©. Schissel
Lakota
Grace Giddens
ICHS
John S. Rippentrop
Buffalo Center
North Kossuth County
Buffalo Two
Clarence Brandt
Raymond Krantz
Titonka
John Stott
German
Abbe Winter
Greenwood
M. P. Bernhard
Bancroft
H. V. Clark
Harrison
Harold Krantz
Hebron
Adrien Hauskens
Ledyard
Ruth Lenz
Fred Dutton
W. E. Ley
Portland
John Carrolls
Ramsey
Albert Harms
Seneca
Woodrow Kracht
Iowa Children’s Home Society
Iowa
Iowa Children's Home Society
Child Welfare League of America
Wesley Lady's Brother Dies in Minnesota
Peter Wirth, 69, of Story City died Wednesday at his daughter’s home in Gibbons Minnesota from a heart attack. He was a brother of Mrs Ed Hildman Mrs Sophia Hildman and Mrs Theresa Foertsch of Wesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Peter Wirth
Story City
Jetf Thorson
Titonka Lions Club Banquet for School Teachers
The Titonka Lions Club decided to banquet the school teachers at the October meeting held in the school lunch room. A committee of K. W. Swan, W. P. Truesdell, Louis Bartlett and R. L. Krantz will arrange details. The club also plans its annual pheasant dinner in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilonky Signs Club
K. W. Swan
W. P. Truesdell
Louis Bartlett
R. L. Krantz
Sylvan Thiesse
Qlouis Bartlett
Black Hills
Veteran Reunion At Polit Know Faces Many Families
Mr and Mrs Gene Krominga attended a veterans reunion at Polit Know on Sunday with numerous families from Laurens Nora Springs Ana mosa Rudd Whittemore Milford Sonia Mallard Humboldt and Ellsworth. The group served in Co B 62nd Infantry Battalion at Camp Walters Texas in 1944 and planned to meet again next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilot Knob
Gene Krominga
Polit Know
Lavern Tandgraf
Laurens
Dale Moltie
Nora Springs
Lester Haussman
Anamosa
Arnold Miller
Rudd
Ooville Lauck
Whittemore
Earl Marley
Milford
Louis Link
Sonia
Gene Laws
Mallard
Mervin Lowe
Humboldt
Merle Marcus
Ellsworth
Co. B
62Rd Infantry
Camp Wolters
Texas
Alvin Meyer Corwith Weds Davenport Girl
Arlene Kiehbaum of Oconomowoc Wisconsin became the bride of Dr. Alvin E. Meyer of Corwith in a 3 PM doubleRing ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Davenport. Rev Miller officiated. The couple will reside in St Louis as the groom pursues further study at Logan College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Meyer
Corwith
Davenpore
Arlene Kiehbaum
Clara. Kiehbaum
Woe
Wis
Alvin E. Meyer
Frank Meyer
St. Paul's
Lutheran Church
Davenport
Miller
Wilbur Meyer
Wilbur A. Meyer
Johny Hartmans
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Deiro Conservatory
New York City
Palmer School
St. Louis
Logan College
Funeral services held for Heiko Adams in Buffalo Center
Heiko Adams, 75, father of Mrs. George Ricks of Titonka, died Sept. 9 at his Buffalo Center home after a lingering illness. Services were at Winter Funeral Home at 1:30 and First Baptist Church at 2:00 with Rev. W. G. Gerthe presiding. Burial in Graceland Cemetery. He leaves a widow, three daughters and one son, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren, nine sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ricks
Buffalo Center
Heiko Adams
First Baptist Church
W. G. Gerthe
Graceland Cemetery
Titonka Farm Fire Co annual meeting announced
Titonka Farm Fire Co will hold its annual meeting at the fire station on Tuesday evening, September 28. The session will include annual reports, elections, moviles and refreshments, and all members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Farm Fire CO
P T A Reception For Teachers On Monday Evening
The Thonka Consolidated School faculty and spouses are invited to a P T A reception in the gymnasium on Monday September 20 at eight o clock. A program is planned under Mrs Robert Bolenus with committees for publicity hospitality and membership among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thonka Consolidated School
Robert Bolenus
Othe
Edw. Brandt
Chas, Reed
Karl Kraus
Lester Callies
Art Rode
C. R. Krantz
Glenn Miller
J. L. Intermill
Amesbury reassigned to Fort Campbell Army unit
Private William E. Amesbury son of Mrs Maree Krantz of Titonka Iowa has been reassigned to the communications section of the 407th Engineers Battalion at Fort Campbell Kentucky. He serves as field wireman after basic training at Camp Chaffee Arkansas and communications training at Fort Sill Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Amesbury
Fort Campbell
William E. Amesbury
Maree Krantz
Titonka
Iowa
407Th Engineers Battalion
Kentucky
Titanka
Town State College
Ames
Camp Chafee
Arkansas
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Buffalo Homemakers Tea at Schroeder Home
Buffalo Township Homemakers will hold a tea Friday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Leland Schroeder's home with co hostess Mrs. Erwin Eden and county vice chairman Mrs. Chas. Nygaard attending. Mrs. Robert Lang will give a lesson on schools and Mrs. B. H. Schwerin will teach centerpiece arrangements. Mrs. Erwin Eden, city chairman, invites interested homemakers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Homemakers
Schroeder
Buffalo Township
Leland Schroeder
Erwin Eden
Chas. Nygaard
Robert Lang
Jesson
B. H. Schwerin
Good Hope Lutheran church announcements
Pastor B H Schwerin leads Sunday School Bible class at 9 am and service at 10 am with an evening service at 8 pm. Mission Festival at Woden. Sept 15 junior choir 7 pm senior choir 8. Sept 20 Area Brotherhood chorus rehearsal at Immanuel 8 pm. Sept 21 Women’s Missionary Society 8 pm led by Mrs B H Schwerin. Devo tions by Mrs Frank Fisher. Life membership to Etta Stecker. Hostesses Mrs Virgil Miller and Mrs Wm Nothwehr. Luther League Hayride to Lakota at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope Lutheran
B. H. Schwerin
Woden
Pam
Area Brotherhood Chorus
Immanuel
Women's Missionary Society
Frank Fisher
Titonka Beats Renwick 19-0 in Opener
Titonka opened the 1954 football season with a 19-0 victory over Renwick on Renwick field. Key plays featured Sid Buffington and Martin Norland scoring, with Dave Buffington contributing a TD and Norland adding the extra point. No major injuries. first home game is next Friday against Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonkat Tadany
Renwick
Titanka
Red Raiders
Tyke
Dave B
Sid Buffington
Indians
Martin Norland
Dave Buffington
Bob Kinseth
Sid
Norland
Sid “B
Dennis Krominga
Titonka
Renwick Q
Keith Barrett
Merlyn Bartlett
Keith Bartett
Gary Smith
Walt Smith
Lynn Struthers
Keity van Hove
Kent Rippentrop
Titania
Irenwick
Tyke Ren
Buffalo 4-H Boys Meet at Stewart Home
The Buffalo 4-H deb club held a meeting at David Stewart’s home. President Mike Nelson called the meeting to order. Minutes were read and approved, treasurer’s report given, and a motion to thank the Tipton Chamber of Commerce for buying the old baby bees was adopted. Officers elected: President Mike Nelson, vice president David Stewart, secretary-treasurer Bobby Fritz, reporter Arlen Bilsborough, historian Roger Reibsansien. Adjournment followed with lunch. ribbons from the county fair awarded to members for pigs, sheep, chickens, and other entries, with multiple blue, red, and white ribbons listed for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boys
David Slowart
Mike Nelson
Titonia Chamber of Commerce
David Stewart
Bobby Fritu
Arlen Bileboroaugh
Roger Reibsanien
Bobby Fritz
Bobby Harms
Uarlon Harms
Gerald Harms
Harold Harms
Lowell Bilsborough
Hauptlys of Woden Enjoy a North Dakota Trip
Mr and Mrs Wm Hauptly of Woden spent a week with relatives and sightseeing. They visited Longworths near Beardsley and Talley then toured eastern Canada, rode a bus through the Garrison Dam area at Riverdale North Dakota and noted plans to buy more acres for the dam. They stayed with Casper Weigand in Slayton and with Wm Weigart and Nick Heesch in Titonka. The trip included a Canada tour and a stop to view the dam under construction.
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WM. Hauptlys
Woden
Wm. Hauptly
Beardsley
Minn
Big Stone
S. Dak
George ‘Longworth
Lauren Longworth
Clifford Longworth
George Longworth
Hauptly
Casper Weigand
Slayton
Weigand
Julie McDonald Joins Drake Orientation Council
Julie McDonald of Titanica and Mr and Mrs Walker McDonald returns to Drake University Des Moines as part of 83 upperclassmen and women serving as orientation counselors to new students Each counselor mentors 10 to 12 freshmen helping them learn campus traditions adjust schedules and meet advisers Drake orientation week is the week of Sept 20 with classes starting Sept 27 McDonald is a liberal arts major pursuing British studies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie McDonald
Drake University
Des Moines
Titanica
Walker McDonald
Drake
McDonald
College of Liberal Arts
Titonka and Doan Church Activities Announced
Methodist church notices list Titonka and Doan events including Sunday school and morning worship, Senior MYF gathering Sunday night at Titonka, Doan chicken supper Tuesday Sept 29 starting at 5, Doan MYF at church Wednesday Sept 22 at 8, WSCS at Mildred Larsen home Thursday Oct 2, Titonka circles meeting Wednesday Sept 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
J. E. Albertson
Titonka
Doan Chicker
Doan
Dean Wscs
Mildred Larsen
Titonia Circles
Titonka Chamber to Elect New Board at Sep 23 Meeting
The Titonka Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting on Thursday evening September 23 at the J R Schutter implement store. Seven new directors will be elected, replacing the present board including Schutter president and Boyken secretary, with by law urging no reappointment. a turkey supper will be served and Indian Day parades movies shown. committee members J R Schuver, Boyken, and Kran to arrange next year’s events. attendance urged for all community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Schutter Implement
Schutter
Louchy Bartlett
Edward Boyken
Frank Fisher
Sophus Nelson
Clarence Akkerman
LC. Heifner
Klein Amusement Co. Wn
J. R. Schuver
Edgward Boyken
C. O R. Kran
Immanuel Lutnewan H A Dlers Mission Festival Event
Worship service at 8 30 a m Sunday School at 2 30 a m no Bible class pastor and wife plan to leave after the service to Wilmar near Allison Town for the seventh anniversary founding of the congregation he served as preacher 127 1937 2 00 p m asked to preach at 2 15 Saturday Sept 18 junior Mission Band meets Saturday Sept 1x at 30 pan confirmation instruction Sunday Sept 1 Mission Festival at Woden Lutheran Church services in morning and evening Our congregation is joyfully expanding
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Immanuel Lutnewan H. A. Dlers
Wilmar
Allison
Prister
Woden Lutheran
Methodist WSCS Circles Meet On September Twenty Second
The WSCS circles of the Methodist church will meet on Wednesday September 22 at listed homes. The Esther circle hosts at Leo Richert’s residence with co hostess Mrs Ernest Hansen. Devotions by Mildred Eden and lesson by Mrs Sophus Nelson. The Martha circle gathers at Ekdon Atti’s home with co-hostess Mrs Jennie Whilen. Devotions by Emily Larsen and lesson by Trudy Budlong. The Naomi circle meets at Lester Eden’s home with co hostess Mrs Allen Eden. Julia Reynolds gives devotions and Florence Reynolds teaches the lesson.
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WSCS
Wlbnes
Esther
Leo Richert
Ernest Hansen
Mildred Eden
Sophus Nelson
Martha
Ekdon Atti
Jennie Whilen
Emily Larsen
Lesson
Trudy Budlong
Naomi
Lester Eden
Allen Eden
Julia Reynolds
Iesson
Florence Reynolds
Woden Church Schedules and Synodical Meeting Notice
Woden Presbyterian Church Simon Fred Wenger Pastor announces Sunday School at 9 30 Worship at 10 80 with Showers of Blessing. Ladies aunt society chair meeting Wednesday at 12 30 with Abs Henry Albers of Brit. The Synodical meets at Craigu on Sept 14 and 1h.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Fred Wenger
Ladies Aunt Society
Abs
Henry Albers
Brit
Craigu
Titonka Saddle Club Show Set For Next Sunday
Tonka Saddle Club schedules a calf riding and decorating show at the local arena next Sunday afternoon starting at 2 30. Prizes for clean ing contests and refreshment stands on the grounds. At Lake City, Mr and Mrs Leet Peebles marked their 168th wedding anniversary with residents noting long local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Saddle Club
Tonka Saddle Club
Lake City
Leet Peebles
Fife
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Titonka School
Children’s Society
Wesley Lady
Minnesota
Titonka Lions Club
Nanyyrl Nelson
Nanyil Nelson
Methodist Hospital
Nelson
Martin Harms
Harms
Wanyil
P.T.A
Buffalo
Stewart Home
Titonka Chamber Commerce
Woden Presbyterian Church
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