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Newspaper

Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1950

Page

5

Activities of Hntonka School for Past Week

The weekly report details kindergarten through seventh grade progress at Hntonka School. It notes class sizes, student names, new students, and activities such as reading, color work, poems, room rearrangements, and field trips. Also mentioned are behavior and attendance, spelling improvements, geography lessons, and campus cleanup efforts.

Lightlean Sharon Barlow Karen Eitch Sandra Gartner Verna Gay Gertrude Gerdes Kenneth Hanson Clarence Harms Lenora Huisman Brent Keil Bruce Keil Sharon Klocke Reith Buniga Aylayen Asia Hanna Roger Reichsamen Patty Willis Squittey

Sleper Farewell Party Held by Neighbors

Mr and Mrs Dick Sleper moved this week to Building Center area for a new home. Their neighbors hosted a farewell party Thursday evening August 31 with attendees listed including Mr and Mrs Miller Mr and Mrs Panntule and Arlys and Rev Roskamp. A social hour followed a devotional led by Rev Roskamp and a lunch was served.

Dick Sleper Builfalg Center Win Miller John A Panntule Arlys Jim Rippentrop Judy Garry Rev

Mrs Elizabeth DeNeuf Writes From Lynden Washington

Mrs Elizabeth DeNeuf of Lynden Washington writes to Mr Clark in Sept 1961 sending a subscription renewal for the Topic. She recalls a May visit with relatives dating to 1934, notes a quick eight hour plane trip from Minneapolis to Seattle, and reports a perfect summer and her upcoming 87th birthday. She mentions Charlie Meyer weak and bedfast, and offers condolences to the Tesbrand families over a tragedy affecting young girls, sending greetings to several neighbors.

Lynden Wash Mr. Clark Minneapolis Seattle Rocky Cascade Mountains Charlie Meyer Tesbrand Dreesmans Meyers Isebrands Bartletts Franz

State Fall Sectional Baseball Tournament Underway

The State Fall Sectional Baseball Tournament runs Sept 23 25 27 with all games at Bancroft Titonka faces strong Pur t nine in first round Saturday Sept 28 games start 9 am Burt takes on Titonka Algona St Cecilia meets Rake Lakota plays Led Yard Bancroft meets Lone Rock Semifinals set for Monday finals on Wednesday times not yet announced.

Bancroft Titonka Burt Algona St. Cecilia Rake Lakota Ledyard Lone Rock Pam

New Car and Truck Licenses Reported in Kossuth

Twenty five new cars and trucks were licensed in Kossuth county last week. Owners listed include Kaiser Raymond F Becker Lakota Hans Presthus Algona Leo J Thilges Bode Plymouth Wilfred M Becker Bode R H Galbraith Algona Evelyn Meyer Burt C N Robinson Algona Frank Flaig Lone Rock Lucy M Hoffman Algona Paul A Koppen Lakota Dennis Wagner Algona John Cordes Titonka John Haupert Burt Frank McEnroe Algona Robert Richardson Algona Vern Raidal Burt Roy Larcher Algona T P Sheridan Bancroft Peter Ubben Titonka Harry Widdel Fenton Meindert Ullmann Titonka Oldsmobile owner Richard C Smith Swea City Chrysler Leonard Larson Armstrong.

Kossuth Kaiser Raymond F. Becker Lakota Hans Presthus Algona Leo J. Thilges Bode Plymouth Wilfred M. Becker R. H. Galbraith Evelyn Meyer Burt C. N. Robinson Chevrolet Frank Flaig Lone Rock Lucy M. Hoffman Paul A. Koppen Dennis Wagner Truck Vern Mortensen Swea City Ford John Cordes Titanka John Haupert Frank McEnroe Robert Richardson Vern Raidal Roy Larcher T. P. Sheridan Bancroft Peter Ubben Titonka Harry H. Widdell Fenton Chrysler Leonard Larson Armstrong Dodge Meindert Ullmann Oldsmobile Richard C. Smith

Last Rites for Mrs Schroeder Held at Swan Funeral Home

Funeral rites for Mrs. Schroeder wife of Dr. M A Schroeder were held at Swan Funeral Home last Wednesday and her remains sent to Georgia for burial at her former home. Rev A Raskamp presided. A Georgia based brother arrived with relatives of Dr Schroeder in attendance. A coroner's jury found death by suffocation though the state fire marshal could not determine the fire's cause.

William Boyken W. H. Richlefs

September and October Meetings Of American Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary schedules its regular September work meeting at the Legion hall on Friday afternoon September 22 with Alta Norland and Irene Peterson hosting and Bernadine Korte and Louise Mechler assisting. A needle and fabric drive will provide materials for rags pads and quilt covers. The regular October business meeting is set for Monday evening October 2 at the Legion hall with Minnie Oes cerreicher and Grace French as hostesses. Members are reminded to mark the calendar for the first Monday evening and fourth Friday afternoon meetings each month.

American Legion Auxiliary The Legion Hall Alta Norland Irene Peterson Bernadine Korte Louise Mechler Minnie Oescerreicher Grace French

Firemen complimented on work at Schroeder fire

The Titonka volunteer firemen were praised by the state fire marshal who investigated the Schroeder fire. He commended their efforts in fighting the blaze and their attempt to rescue Mrs. Schroeder, noting they are volunteers who serve without pay and face risk with dependents to support. He urged the public not to criticize, saying the empty barrel makes more noise than the full one.

Schroeder Titonka

Good Hope Lutheran A Mardorf Sunday Services and Meetings

Divine Worship at 10 30 Sunday School at 9 30 Birthday Offering in Sunday School Women’s Missionary Society meets Thursday evening Sept 21 at 8 Confirmation instruction Saturday morning at 8 45 Luther League meets Monday evening Sept 25 at 7 30 Question Box forum Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening at 7 45 Promotion Sunday in Sunday School Oct 1

Lutheran A. Mardorf Women's Missionary Society Luther League

Immanuel Lutheran Sunday Services and Activities

Divine Service at 9 with Sunday School at 10. Junior Mission Band Sunday afternoon at 1 45. Bring Thank offering boxes. Choir rehearsal Monday evening.

Immanuel Lutheran Divine Service

Two Couples Receive Marriage Licenses in Kossuth County

Two couples obtained licenses in Kossuth County last week. Raymond J. Wolf and Calista Eisbecker of Bancroft wedgers. Dale Larvick of Good Thunder Minnesota and Geraldine Daley of Mankato Minnesota also secured marriage licenses. The conservation commission recently removed about 7000 pounds of rough fish from North Twin Lake, including several northern pike with a 15 pound largest catch.

Kossuth County Raymond, J. Wolf Calista Eisbecker Bancroft Dale Larvick Good Thunder Minn Geraldine Daley Mankato The Conservation Commission North Twin Lake

Calves, Cattle And Cats Return Home Tales

The item recalls Ernst Hofmann losing a calf after a Buffalo Center sale and shares a string of homesick animal stories. From cows wandering back to shade in Iowa to mules and dogs returning hundreds of miles, the column ends with a grim anecdote about a cat and a headless cat returning home.

Ernst Hofmann Buffalo Herman Dreesman Herman

Titonka Indians Triumph Over Lakota In Baseball Battle

Titonka high school Indians defeated Lakota 12 to 4 on a Friday afternoon. Titonka took control with five runs in the fourth inning aided by three hits a walk and a fielder's choice. Tjarks pitched six strong innings for Titonka with three hits and a walk allowed, Krominga closed with a seventh inning double and four singles in five trips at bat.

Lakota Tjarks Krominga Hoover Boyken Titonka Mehilan Theisse Wesselman Jennsen Heidecker Titanka

Methodist Church Titanika and Doan Services and Meetings

The Titonka and Doan Methodist Churches announce Sunday services and regular meetings. MYF groups meet this evening, church board sessions are planned, Titania circles meet next Wednesday, and the choir and fellowship study continue weekly. Five new attendees joined last Thursday and a bake sale is planned Saturday to support the building drive.

Methodist Church Ricklefis

Homemakers to Hold Organization Tea Friday Sept Twenty Second

The Woman's Homemakers plan an organization tea Friday afternoon at 2 30 in the basement of the Methodist Church. Mrs Raymond Carlson will introduce activities for the coming year. All interested are welcome and urged to attend. W S C Circles Meet Wed 27 Circle I hosts two members with lessons and devotions led by Mrs Bernard Phelps and Mrs Charles Phelps. Circle II hosts two members with devotions and lessons led by Mrs Ar end Neiland and Mrs Robert Boekelman.

IOLD Raymond Carlson Ic. S Cirle I Carl Callies John Tijarks Lesson Bernard Phelps Charles Phelps Minenie Oesterreicher Bur Ton Hansen End Neiland Robert Boekelman Alice Bunfington Ray Hansen Sr Gordon Han George Bonack

Valley Farmettes Meet At Irvin Home

The Valley Farmettes held their September 15 meeting at Mrs. Irvin Beeriken’s home with nine members and three visitors. Officers were elected: Elizabeth Wubben president, Darlene Harrenga vice president, Gloriann Tjarks secretary treasurer, Marjorie Wubben reporter, Darlene Franzen Titania Topic, and Shirley Jean Ostermann pianist. The gathering included games and a wiener roast, with cake and orange juice served. next meeting set for October 20 at Darlene Harrenga’s home.

Valey Farmettes Irvin Beenken The Valley Farmettes Irvin Beeriken Elizabeth Wubben Darlene Harrenga Gloriann Tjarks Buiffalo Center Marjorie Wubben

Titonka Saddle Club Hosts Seneca Sunday Show

A large crowd attended the Titonka Saddle Club event at the Titonka Rodeo grounds as the Titonka club hosted Seneca riders. The program featured riding stunts and races including calf roping and calf riding, followed by a lunch at J. R. Schutter's building attended by about 200 people led by club members’ wives.

Saddle Club Titonka Saddle Club Seneca Saddle Club Titonka Rodeo Grounds Rodeo Grounds J. R. Schutter Mathers

Doctor Hosts Rural Railroad Surgeons Meeting Tale

Dr Sartor attended a Rock Island Railroad surgeons meeting in Kansas City with about 400 attendees. At the banquet a question about a button signifying fifty years in Iowa sparked light chatter as the song leader invited a number to sing Home on the Range. The doctor, asked about Titonka origin, enjoyed recounting the tale, and others noted he is a good talker.

Topeka Titonka

Kossuth Carriers Meet at Lakota Retirement Social

The Kossuth Rural Letter Carriers and auxiliary met September 14 at Fred Schroeder home in Lakota with Vic Mullins and Lou Heimers assisting. A pot luck supper drew families from Lone Rock Laverne Algona Ledyard Wesley Swea City Burt Titanka and Lakota. New officers include Pat McGuire Burt president Everett Anderson Wesley vice president Fred Genrich Lone Rock secretary treasurer and George Thompson Ledyard reporter. In the mews organization Everett Anderson Wesley president Earl Berg Swea City vice president Pat McGuire Burt secretary treasurer. A social hour followed and plans were made to attend the 6th District 1 meeting at Rockwell City September 23. Hosts for October will be Lone Rock Fenton and Burt.

Gedyard Kossuth Fred Schroeder Lakota Vic Mullins Wesley Lou Heimers Titanka Lone Rock Laverne Algona Ledyard Swea City Burt Pat McGuire Everett Anderson Fred Genrich George Thompson Everett Anderson Earl Berg Rockwell City Fenton

Galbraith Methodist Church Marks 50th Anniversary

The Galbraith Methodist Church near Newell observed its 50th anniversary. It began in 1889 as a Sunday school and the church building was completed in 1900. The notice also urges soil testing and provides directions to obtain mailing envelopes from the county extension director.

Galbraith Methodist Church Newell

School Prof Speakers At Lions Club

Lions Club heard three new high school instructors in a Thursday program. Supt Keith, Mr Barlow, and Mr Thompson spoke at the Legion hall after a cafe luncheon. They discussed building upgrades, book rental, fire safety drills, a proposed agriculture course, driving instruction, courtesy, and music education from fourth grade onward.

Lions Club Supt Keith Barlow Thompson the Legion Hall Mr. Reith Mrr. Barlow Julius Tesch Mason City

Hoon Family Notes Nashua Visit and Local Careers

Former Nashua residents Mr and Mrs C H Downs visited Cedar Falls and Nashua on a return trip where they met Mr and Mrs C A Hoon. C A Hoon enters his ninth year as Nashua public schools superintendent after ten years in Buffalo Consolidated schools. Their son Jack teaches commercial subjects in Marble Rock and coaches basketball and assists in baseball. Daughter Mary is married with a seven month old granddaughter Elizabeth Ann. David Hoon is entering his senior year at Nashua High School. The Hoons extend greetings to Tlolka friends.

Hoon C. H. Downs Cedar Falls Nashua C. A. Hoon Buffalo Consolidated School Jack Marble Rock State Teachers College Mary Elizabeth Ann David Hoon Hoons

Titonka Federated Club Meeting Next Tuesday

Titonka Federated club convenes Tuesday evening with host Mrs. Novella Budlong. The program features Joan Hoover presenting Safety Education, a short by Velina Michael Sen, and roll call citing Safety First Slogan.

Titonka Federated Club Novella Budlong Joan Hoover Velina Michaelsen

Titonka Woman's Club to Hold First Meeting Thursday

Titonka Woman's club opens its new year with a Thursday night gathering at the homes of Mrs. Mary Oesterreicher and Mrs. Mary Sartor. A buffet supper will follow and current events will serve as roll call. The lesson Years of Conquest will be led by Mrs. Betty Brandt.

Titonka Woman's Club Titonka Woman’s Club Mary Oesterreicher Mary Sartor Betty Brandt

Ramsey Reformeds Se rmon Series At A. Koskamp Church

Ramsey Reformed Church led by Pastor A Koskamp holds Sunday services at 9 30 am Sunday School and Bible Class 10 30 am Morning Worship with a sermon in the Wartime Christians series 3 00 pm Evening Worship features a sermon The Great Job of Peace Making Ladies aid meets Thursday instead of Wednesday.

Ramsey Reformed A. Koskamp Ladies Aid

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hntonka School Hkindergarten Sarabeth Brandt Darrall Isebrand Ardith Eden Sandra Krominga Paula Alphs Edward Keane J. W. Deneus Mrs. Schroeder Lawrence Wingert Eileen Edward L. Johnson St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Wesley, Iowa Ernst Garner Nora Springs Clayton County Chicago Omaha Keya Paha County Nebraska Sioux City Illinois Emmetsburg North Dakota Kansas Hemman Thonka Ttonka Saddle Club DR. Sartor
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