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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1957
Page
2
Sunday School starts at 9 30 am with Morning Worship at 10 30 am and Evening Service at 7 30 pm. Prayer Service occurs Wednesday at 8 00 pm. Bible Club is Saturday at 2 09.
Pastor B. H. Schwerin leads 9:00 a.m. service with 10:60 a.m. Sunday Worship. September events include gelism Committee meeting Saturday September 21 at 11:30 am. Confirmation instruction 1:30 pm. Brotherhood meeting Monday at 2:39. Senior Choir rehearsal Wednesday with Seniors Choir at 6.30.
Titonka Doan Methodist Church announces a weekly schedule led by Minister Max Goldman. Services at Titonka include 9:00 a.m. worship, 10:00 a.m. church school, and 10:30 a.m. worship with programs such as Senior MYF hayride and choir practices. Meetings through September cover committees and social concerns at Titonka and Doan.
The text lists activities at Wuden Presbyteslan Church with Rev. Wiliiuor Keven, Pastor, a merging worship session, and events including evening services, young people activities, and a conference at Applington on September 25.
DOLTANTEL LUTHERAN H A Diers Pastor announces worship at 10:00 am and a Sunday School Bible Class at 3 90 am. Friday September 20 7 30 pm, Saturday September 21 8 00 am confirmation instruction at 1 30 pm Junior Mission Band meets starting a new year. New members invited. bring Thank offering boxes. Mrs Helena Buss new leader with assistants Emma Haach Doris Isebrand Beverly Haach. Monday September 23 8 00 pm Area Brotherhood Choir rehearsal at Women.
Iowa State College economist Francis A. Kutish says the 1957 soybean crop will be about the same total as the year just ending, with harvest a bit later than the unusually early 1956 crop. Prices rose in December 1956 and have since recovered as supplies appear smaller than expected. Western Corn Belt prospects have improved since August, though Illinois output will be below last year. World demand for soybeans and soybean oil remains constrained by stiff competition and prices.
Kutish projects higher feed use across livestock categories for 1958 with more pigs and dairy cattle, a shift to less cottonseed meal and higher soybean meal demand. Soybean meal is forecast at 45 to 55 dollars per ton. prices may peak after harvest and could support early-season demand, while bean storage may be encouraged by late-price hikes. Letter carriers' uniforms mix Union Blue and Confederate Gray.
Signs indicating no stocking on certain north east Iowa trout streams are being removed as cooler weather lowers water temperatures. Portions once labeled critical because of heat can again receive trout, with most stocking completing before Labor Day and a lighter stock noted thereafter.
Blaze Conservation Commission announced tarffed rules for fall fishing season. Fisher ies officials oversee enforcement as autumn months bring stricter limits and monitoring to protect streams and fish populations.
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