Titonka School Activities Highlight Weekly Reports
The week covered first through junior grades with reading on We Look and See and new book We Work and Play, bird study and nests, birthday celebrations for David Godfredson Donna Godfredson and Douglas Schutter, and health and art activities. Third grade reviewed fundamentals, leaf studies, and arithmetic while exploring fossils, rocks, and prehistory. Fifth grade noted a concert by Mr Mathews and geography lessons on latitude, longitude, map legends, plus the new Pledge of Allegiance. Junior News covers chemistry formulas, a Friday test, and a literature timeline with authors Smith Mather Byrd Bralford and Sarah Kimble Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfinches
David
Donna Godfredson
Douglas Schutter
Ronald Mueller
Barry Winger
Lemont Stecker
Mathews
United States of America
Smith
Mather
Byrd
Bralford
Sarah Kimble Knight
Installation of Pastor Brauer at St Johns Corwith
Immanuel Lutheran in MMIMANUEL reports the District President Dr H Siefkes will install Pastor C Brauer at St Johns Lutheran Church Corwith on Sunday Sept 26 at 1030 am The church also notes a Brotherhood area meeting with Ed Jochumsen of Waterloo and choir performances along with rehearsals and a family night featuring a film about the Nicene Creed all are welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmimanuel Lutheran I. A. Diers
H. Siefkes
C. Brauer
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Corwith
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Ed Jochumsen
Waterloo
Area Brotherhood
Luther League
Federated Club entertains at buffet supper
Forty four members and guests of the Titania Federated Club enjoyed a buffet supper at Mrs. Kathryn Swan's home. Trudy Budlong sang with Faye Callies at piano. Rosalin Thiesse read Old Mother Hubbard. a Yokum family skit was performed. President Betty Brandt outlined community benefits and set Sept 28 district meeting at Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titania Federated Club
Kathryn Swan
Trudy Budlong
Faye Callies
Rosalin Thiesse
Mother Hubbard
Fern Dockstader
Dorris Sathoff
Helen Schram
Rosin
Mabel Dunmire
Donald Muithaus
Compliance Rule Ties ACP Payments to Allotment Adherence
Kossuth county farmers must meet all basic crop acreage allotments for 1955 to qualify for cost sharing ACP payments and price support benefits. R I Anderson notes the law allows adjustments before harvest if planted acreage exceeds farm allotments, emphasizing winter wheat plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Anderson
Kossuth County
ASC
Anderson
Titonka Saddle Club Show Delights Crowds Sunday
The Titonka Saddle Club drew a large crowd for a Sunday show with Billy Orthel performing Roman riding beside a skilled team. Stattleman riders impressed with rope tricks and contests featured many local youths and adults in calf riding obstacle races egg races musical chairs and wild cow milking events. Winners include Andrew Harms Terry Schutter Harlan Harms Trudy Bess and Eddie Stattleman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Saddle Club
Billy Orthel
Tiains
Eddie
Edwin
Wendel Schuster
Harold Harms
Harlan Harms
Gerald Harms
Douglas Swan
Richard Fritz
Andrey
Harris Harms
Kenneth Louis
Reggie Schutter
Keith van Hove
Billy Seefeld
Bruce Akkerman
Bobby Fritz
Steve Calhoun
Belle Tjaden
Darlene Callies
Trudy Bess
Andrew Harms
Harres Harms
Beverly Harms
Terry Schutter
Herman Harms
Marvin Stroebel
Beverly Larsen
Wm. Schram
Hermann Tjarks
Kenneth Louis George Helmers
Hill Orthel
Dr. Calhoun
Eddie Stattleman
Edwin Stattleman
Dave Lynch
Earl Miller
Funeral Service for Anna Huisinga Woden
Anna Huisinga died in Buffalo Center at 85 after a long illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 PM at the Huisinga home and Christian Reformed Church in Woden with Rev. VanDen Hoek officiating. She leaves a daughter Mrs John Limberg and three sons Imko Louis and Harm. husband died in 1942. burial in Christian Reformed Cemetery. Winter Funeral Home of Buffalo Center directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
Anna Huisinga
Buffalo Center
Huisinga
Christian Reformed Church
VanDen Hoek
Buffalo Center Hospital
John Limberg
Imko Huisinga
Louis Huisinga
Harm Huisinga
Christian Reformed
Horse Show At Algona Sunday By Seneca Saddle Club
The 1954 Seneca Saddle Club horse show is set for Sunday at the Kossuth County Fair grounds in Algona with 19 events and a grand entry beginning at 1 PM. If rain delays occur, the event shifts to October 10. Admission is 50 cents for adults, 25 cents for ages 12 to 16, and free for under 12. Saddle Club directors Al Menke Everett Witham David Lynch Rudolph Berninghaus Dwayne Garman Art Ristau oversee the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Saddle Club
Kossuth County Fairgrounds
Saddle Club
al Menke
Everett Witham
David Lynch
Rudolph Berninghaus
Dwayne Garman
Art Ristau
Ask Cooperation In Weed Removal
Weeds and brush along country roads should be cut or disposed of now to save time and expense for mail carriers school buses and other services. Kossuth county lacks enough snow removal gear to cover all roads quickly so weed removal would reduce costs and taxpayer burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Nurse Joan Johnson graduates from Northwestern hospital
Miss Joan Johnson graduated from the school of nursing at Northwestern hospital in Minneapolis last Wednesday September 4 in St Mark Catholic Church. The 59 in the class included her. She will begin duties November 1 at Lakeview Memorial hospital Stillwater and plans a Wisconsin wedding visit before returning home. Parents Mr and Mrs John BD Johnson attended with Titania, grandmother Mrs Annie Amerson of Hardy Iowa, and Miss Sylvias Van Hove of Tilonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Johnson
Northwestern Hospital
Minneapolis
Titonka Students Attend Various Colleges Need Additions
List details Titonka youths enrolled at colleges and institutions across Iowa and beyond. Names and placements include Iowa State College Ames Gusrdiehenhnsdstid Mary Ellen Tjndell Jane Amesbury Wartburg College Waverly Harris Sonnenberg Neil Boyken Merlin Bartel Marlys Stecker Waldorf College Forest City Malcolm McDonald Gloriana Tjarks Gertrude Harris Drake Des Moines Julie McDonald Simpson College Indianata Carol Callies Morningside Sioux City Donald Gerdes University of Wyoming Laramie Gresham Roskamp David Boeckholdt Minnesota State Teachers Mankato Robert Downs Electronics and Radio Omaha Betty DeWall Naeve Hospital Albert Lea Mary Ann Bartiett Harriet Beenken Evelyn Willemssen Iowa Methodist Des Moines Sharon Callies Shirley Callies University of Iowa Nurse Marilyn Callies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Iowa State College
Ames
Mary Ann Bartiett
Harriet Beenken
Evelyn Willemssen
Iowa Methodist
Des Moines
Sharon Callies
Shirley Callies
University of Iowa
Marliyn Callies
Tre fonka Farm Fire Co annual meeting Sept 28
The Tre fonka Farm Fire Co will hold its annual meeting next Tuesday evening at the fire station. Reports from the past year will be presented along with elections of directors, pictures and lunch. The senior MYF met at the church with 18 in attendance and new committees were appointed for overseas relief and bazaar activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trefonka Farm Fire Co
MYF
Joyce Isebrand
Donna Akkerman
Marlene DeBoer
Dennis Wabben
Darlene Callies
Warren Truesdell
Jacqueline Gerdes
Tyke Gridders Fall 0 19 to Thompson Cubs
In the first home game of the season the Witonke Tiglians lost 19 to 0 to Thompson Cubs Friday evening September 17. Thompson used a mix of passing and runs to build a 12-0 lead by the third quarter and added a later score for the 19-point margin. The Indian defense showed moments of strength but turnovers and interceptions hampered the locals, with Sid Buffington, Dave Buffington and Keith Van Haye standout defensively. Titanka faces Ruthven next in conference play. Starting lineup included Roskamp, Seabury, Asche, Krominga, Van Have, Bartelt, Buffington, Norland, Smith, and Dave Buffington. Substitutes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witonke Tiglians
Thompson Cubs
Thompson
Cubs
Tyke
Norland
Indians
Asche
Sid Buffington
Smith
Roskamp
Uich
Lucal
John Anderson
Dickoff
Cub
Gary Smith
S. Buffington
Sid
Dave Buffington
Keith van Haye
Titanka Indians
Ruthven
Keith van Have
Keith Bartelt
Robert Roskamp
Martin Norland
Lynn Struthers
Merlyn Bartlet
Walt Smith
Kent Rippentrop
Bobby Fritz
Bob Seefeld
Glenn Schmidt
Doyle Reaser Returns to Rock Island Daily Argus Duties
Doyle Reaser returned to Rock Island Illinois to resume work at the Rock Island Daily Argus after a two week vacation spent with his mother Mrs. Plor ence K. Reaser and grandmother Mrs. Fannie M. Keil. He had been a hototype operator and for eight months supervising inotype foreman. The trip included Versailles Missouri and visits in Fort Dodge and Cherokee. A large picnic in his honor was hosted by grandma Keil and his mother on Sept 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Doyle Reaser
Plorence K. Reaser
Fannie M. Keil
Rock Island
Rock Island Daily Argus
Doyle
Versailles
Wayne Miller
Fort Dodge
Cherokee
Grandma Keil
P.T.A. Reception for Teachers Attended by 200
The annual PJTLA reception for teachers at the schoolhouse drew about two hundred parents, teachers, and patrons. Mrs. Menry Plasier welcomed the faculty as Supt. Truesdell introduced the staff and their spouses. Mrs. Robert Bolentis presented a program featuring Helen Stenzel in a vocal solo, a skit about the first day of school, a community grown-up venues cast, and amateur quartets. John Beenken, Steve Tjaden, Donald Tapper, and Walter Tapper sang two numbers. A social hour and refreshments concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menry Plasier
Supt. Truesdell
Robert Bolentis
Helen Stenzel
Amater
John Beenken
Steve’ Tjaden
Donald Tapper
Walter ‘Tapper
Ti tan ka Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting
The Ti tanka Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting Thursday night September 24 at J B R Sehut for implement store. Reports cover past activities. A seven member board will select new directors and review arts and film projects. A turkey lunch will be provided by officers and directors for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanka Chamber of Commerce
We J. BR. Sehut
Cne
Genoa
Buffalo Township Farm Bureau Meets Thursday
The Buffalo Township Farm Bureau will meet at the school hot lunch room on Thursday evening, September 23. The topic is How Management with stides by John Burton. There will be election of officers. The program includes a floor show by Lester Eden and 44H boys and a demonstration by 4 TE girls. Refreshments served by C. R. Krantz and others. Argentina was discovered in 1516 by Juan Daiz de Solis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Township Farm Bureau
John Burton
Lester Fden
C. R. Krantz
Clarence Christensen
Sylvan Hanna
Clarence Mechier
Ptagh Williams
Buffalo Township Homemakers Tea Meeting Notes
Busty Township Homemakers met for their Organization Tea at Mrs. Leland Schroeder's home with co host Mrs. Erwin Eden. Eighteen ladies attended. Officers for the new year elected: Chairman Mrs. Charence Brandt, Vice chairman Mrs. Art Rowe, Publicity chairman Mrs. Wa. Nothweher, four area chairmen including Alice, Mrs. Dale Finer, Krantz, Mrs. Allen Eden. Craft lessons include Wick printing and textile painting with events at Burt October 12. A contact meeting set for Algona October 1 for officers and members to join. Plans include a Union Slough tour and October cookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Leland Schroeder
Erwin Eden
MM. Schwerin
Wm. Notinnoehr
Lem Stockwell
Charence Brandt
Art Rowe
Wa. Nothweher
Alice
Dale Finer M Krantz
Allen Eden
Lussom
Burt
Lester Eder
Oener
Algona
Chas
Nyantarel
County Vite
Union Slough
Good Hope Lutheran Illinois Event Schedule
Good Hope Lutheran announces pastor Sehwerth leading 8 am service Sunday School able class birthday offering 10 am service attendance 8 Bee 7 7 30 pm area brotherhood meeting at Immanuel Wednesday Sept 92 quarter day 7 pm senior day 8 Saturday Sept 25 confirmation Bourbon 9 12 noon Saturday Sept 26 Joyne Mis Mon Bad 2 pm John Jonsen Mrs Clarences Tarsanel Monks Sapi 27 Lander Lewyne 2 pm Hosts Lore Lee Willeinssen Varla Dayindt family pages
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope Lutheran
IL Sehwerth
Aim
Brotherheart
Immanuel
Pam
Abourbon
John Jonsen
Clarenes Tarsanel
Sapi
Lander Lewyne
Lore Lee Willeinssen
Artest
Titonka Community Church Guest Speaker and Meetings
Minister J. E. Albertson hosts Sunday evening fellowship with guest missionary Lillian Kyansiale from Olivia sharing slides and plans to return to native work. Rose Moline, former Titonka teacher, is remembered by locals. Monthly church board meeting set for Monday night at Levint Moore home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metiodind Chugh
J. E. Albertson
Tvtonka
Doan Cheb Sehoal
Marine Servicw
Levint Moore
Woden Presbyterian Church Announces Service Schedule
Simon Fred Wenser pastor leads Sunday School at 6 30 worship at 10 30 with the theme Steadfast ness in the Faith. Choir practice on Wednesday at seven. Synod of the Westmert meets at Grundy Center from May 21 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Fred Wenser
Mao
T Convention
Synod of the Westmert
Grundy Center
Sayetombur
Kossuth Democrats Plan Organization Meeting
A Kossuth Democrats organization meeting will be held at the court ring in Algona on Thursday September 30 in the evening. Officers aim to fully organize the party and recruit workers in each town to promote the candidacies of Senator Gillett Clyde Herring and Lumoned Wilcox. Joseph Bradley of Algona presides. Cleanliness and moisture are emphasized for proper shelled corn storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hic Giilette-forring-Wilcox Club
Court Rign
Algona
Lab
Gillett
Clyde Herring
Lumoned Wilcox
Congress
Joseph Bradley
Algans
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Titonka School
Jane
Sally
Spot
Puff
Tim
Carole Ann Smith
Robert Thacker
Federated Club
A. Huisinga Woden
Local Farm Fire Company
Doyle Reasel
JOM
P.T.A
Hviva Loamder Commerce Annual Meeting
Tiyonka Peovple
Doris Sathoff
Aia
Betty Gartner
Ethel Downs
Tst
T. A. Dummike
Typi
Ledyard
Aye Callies
Manglish
Dramantics
Lilih Keil
Mona Bonacker
Lsza
Bryant Sehonl
Clear Lake
Velma Larsen
Garner
Catherine Orthey
Voentignil Home Economics
Lakotity
Beulah Budlang
Britt
Betty Tjaden
Argentina
Juan Daiz de Solis
Buffalo Township
Woden Presbyterian Church
Kossuth Democrats Plan Organization
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