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PAGE FOUR THE HUMBOLDT REPUBLICAN. HUMBOLDT. IOWA Friday, November 10.1939 Chapman Entertained LuVerne Progressive Club LU TSe Progressive Club met Monday evening with Mrs. F. I.

Chapman. Tbe topic for the evening was "Trends in Miss Kleta Finley gave a paper on "Progressive Education In Primary Miss Louise Leures subject was "Progressive Education in Secondary Schools. Miss Harriett Beattie sang several solos. Refreshments were served by tbe hostesses. Favors were small silk American flags.

he is reported as much improved. I. H. Chapman called on Emil Meyer, a patient in the Veterans hospital in Des Moines Thursday. Mr.

Meyer is a son-in-law of Mr. nad Mrs. I. H. Benedict Mr.

and Mrs. Jess Shirk of Goldlleld were guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Shirk, Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Bagley spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Nellie Bagley at Milford. A. L. Gregory of Rutland was a LuVerne business caller Monday.

Miss Jennie Mason stayed with Aids The three circles of the Methodist Ladles aid met Wednesday neapolis on a trip, after.ioon. Circle No. 1 met with Chas. Patterson the Zwiefel children at Corwlth, while the Zwiefels were In Min- came home Mre. Myra Peitzke, with Mrs.

Wil- Friday alter a ten day visit at the son Legler assistant hostess. F. G. Hagist and C. F.

McCall Circle No. 2 met with Mrs. Ralph homes Chicago. Davidson in country home. Mrs Hefu Eperlt Friday Circle No 3 met at the country wjth frjends in Fort Dodge home of Mrs.

A. M. Gen rich with Week end UeE ts at the home of Mrs. A. L.

Benschaeter asslgUnt tbe MIsseB untie and Jen nie Ma- fcoBteBS. son were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gunderson of Gait. er8 Mrs Herbert Zinnel was a guest The Lutheran Ladles aid met Saturday at uj home of her par- Thursday afternoon In the church etll Mr and MrE Ulrlch um- basemen-t Rev.

Lewis Wittenberg gave the lesson on "The Lord's Prayer." Plans were made to serve a dinner when twenty-five ministers will be here one day the early part of December for an Inter- Eynodical meeting. Pastors from the Missouri Synod and America Luther Synod will be represented. Missionary Society The Evangelical Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Edwin Hefti, with Mrs. W.

L. Hefti assistant hostess. China was the subject for the afternoons study. Mrs. E.

R. Walter, dressed In a Chinese costume gave the lesson, and Miss Hulda Freitzmier lead devotionals. The Evangelical churches is Mrs. Wilson Degler visited friends in Mason City Saturday. Leonard Reese of Lakota spent several days at the A.

J. Pergande home. Tuesday evening. A meeting of the presidents and secretaries of the various clubs of Monday. Ladles from SEWING CIRCLE MET WITH MRS, WALTER SCHLUTER RECENTLY Rutland Danish Lutheran Aid sewing circle met Wednesday nfternoon at the home of Mrs, Walter Schluter.

There was a good attendance and at this time they are sewing and making ready for their annual bazaar. Refreshments were served. Hostess to Aid Mrs. Clara Hansen was hostess Thursday afternoon to the members of the Hnmboldt Lutheran Ladies Aid. Party The 9th, 10th, llth and 12th grades together with their teachers enjoyed a Hallowe'en party Friday evening in the schoolhouse.

After the hunts, games and social time, refreshments were enjoyed. Entertain Aid Mrs. Mike Madsen and Mrs. Walter Schluter assisted Mrs. S.

Paulson Thursday last week at the home of the latter in entertaining the Rutland Lutheran ladies aid members. Rev. Olsen lead the lesson, at the close of which eon was served. Hallowe'en Party that attended were Mesdames F. Dorothy entertained a few in Bernard of her girl friends at a Hallow- andMlss Ann Uoit e'en party at her Miss Myrtle Jordan attended a 8OUtn of Tuesday even- county school board meeting In ing Galnes in China.

The hostesses served a tray lunch. I Hallowe'en Party Thursday evening the young people of the Lutheran church en- joyed a Hallowe'en party in their church basement About forty attended. Games were played and luncb was served. P. T.

A. Meeting The Lutheran P. T. A. met Friday evening for their regular session.

Social The school district 7 and 8 held a school program and basket social at district No. 8 Friday night. There was a good attendance and tbe money made will be used for school necessities. W. H.

M. S. Met The Woman's Home Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Edith Smith. Mrs.

John Brink led devotionals and Mrs. H. Nelson's subject was "Heart and Mrs. Herb Smith who is secretary of the thank offering division selected a committee of three ladies to make plans for a thank offering program to be given some time in November. Mrs.

Peter Thompson was selected chairman with Mrs. Brink and Mrs. Nelson as assistants. The society also decided to send a Christmas box to York Nebraska, and this will be filled at their next meeting, which will be held Dec. 7th at tbe home of Mrs.

H. A. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs.

I. H. Chapman were in Des Moines Thursday where Mrs. Chapman attended a meeting of the state association of school board members held in Hotel Fort Des Moines. Mrs.

Chapman is president of the local board of education. Mrs. A. J. Zwiefe! suffering from an infected hand.

Two fingers on one hand are infected. Beverly Thomas hag an infection on both hands. Algona Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Art C. Riley attended the funeral services of Mrs. Riley's uncle Ed. Hewitt, at Redwood Falls, Saturday. Mrs.

Elmer Hunt attended the funeral of her 18 months old grandson. Lee Edwin Neal at Clear Lake Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H.

B. Buhrmester unch ser ved. Wfire home in the uesday enj The galloping tea members of the Rutland M. E. Aid met at the home of Mrs.

Lew Blomker Tuesday afternoon. The many teas have neted the aid quite a sum in the past few weeks. of Sumner were recent guests at Attend Party the R. C. Surby home.

Mrs. Opal Kramer, Mrs. Esther party at Friday even- niut ail JUGIUQCrS Ot Evelyn Putman of Sheldon'was 51 yea 8r a OT we Sweats, here several days last week. the lodge meting a pro- Rev. and Mrs.

H. A. Nelson spent the fore part of the week with beautifully decorated and lunch was served by the committee. WEB carried OU in honor relatives at Earlville. Iowa City Folks Weekend Visitors At McKnights Point MCKNIGHTS Miss Lucille Caryl left Thurs: day for Des Moines where she was i sent as a delegate for the rural schools to attend the state teachers convention.

While in the city she and visited her friend, Miss Ethel Mrs. L. R. Morford of Iowa City Nielsen, and returned home again visited at the John Starin home Sunday. last week.

Mrs. Victoria Christiansen vis- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cooper anQ lted 'Friday afternoon at the home Gary 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Cooper of er aunt, Mrs. Anna Kramer In and children of Mallard, Pearl Bradgate. Hansen and Dale Manguson visit- The Rutland Woman's Club will ed at the George Cooper home meet tn week Thursday after- Sunday. i noon at the home of Mrs. Harvey Mr.

"and Mrs. Cliff Lander took er Eens, at which time a box will Henry Lander to Sioux City Mon- be Packed and sent to Shirley Por- day from where he left for his wno a school in Iowa home in Douglas, Wyoming. He and who helped make one of had been visiting at the Cliff Lan- elr Programs so interesting der home. Mr. and Mrs.

Archie Hansen visited at the John Starin home last summer. Mrand Mrs. Roy Telford and Mr. and Mrs. Ed.

Zinnel visited Jacobson home sunday ork where riday or wil1 Iook for rait ho employed BU ered a attack Ciff Lander was hostess to the Ottosen Progressive club ne u1 nea fte 8 at her home Friday afternoon. Gladys Lovig visited her friend am of Hum- Loit JacobKon over the weekend. friends in town er ween. Mrs. Dorothy Hundertmark was hohtess at a surprise birthday and antl last week, Monday evening, at a Hallowe'en party.

On Tuesday evening Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Williams entertained at three tables of Rook.

Prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. L. tace. C.

T. Donna Mae Jienter, Bell Larimer arid J. L. KuKtace. theatre party for Phyllis Tuesday.

Leon Struthers of Garner visited at the Fred Strutherg home from Monday to Friday of lasi week. Mrh. Cliff Lander attended Ladies Aid at Uodt Saturday. James Rezabeck her daughter, Cjt Fort Dodge visited friends in town Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. Bowen of Brad- fjuesth hornt oi Mr. wt'-k and Mrs. Ouo Peter Helvicks Hosts To Friends At A Dinner Sunday Last Joe Wr-armouth returned Thursday from a visit in Humboldt. Virgil Smith of Correctionville came for an over Sunday visit at his home.

Mrs. Harold Ball and son Warren were business callers in Humboldt Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Simpson and 'jnii-'bterj; afternoon Jinj; her Mr.

Mih. C. A. Ih'ait'-hon and Mrs Petertorj and M. J.

Blatfct a. It. A. stone and r-hi! Marcia and Kojand are vi- btveiaJ at the home A. Schroeder and Mrv.

er, ai! of Cedar FalJt. Mrfe. Herbert Kiaiih wan Sunday dinner guest ai ihe home of Mr. and Mre. Fiarik Smith.

Mre. Otto Zinnel of Dakota Cuv, xpent laBt week with her Mrs. Lewie Hchwint. Rev. Aurarnl of Xon Dodge conducted the morning worship in the Evangelical church Sunday.

Mr. and Art Kraft Friday in Mafcon City. Mrs. John Kauuing of Churdan spent laHt week with ber Mrs. Aug.

Pergande. Karin- ing came Sunday to bpend the day and hits wife returned home with him. Mr. and Mrs. V.

Stone of Mason City were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs. mother, Mm. Myra Peitzke. Mrs. B.

H. Garner vihited friends in Algona Friday. Dr. and Mrs. R.

L. Corbin motored to Iowa City Sunday to spend the day with friends. Arnold Pergande has been ab- Kent from school several days due to illness. HOl.Til Flake iijfci week in the home of her uncle Arthur Fa township. Sunday dinner guests in Peter Ueivi'-fc home were: Gerald lionde of Grove 7 r.

n-'- esoii in Cor- viMted Sunday at the Henry Nielsen home south of town Mr. and Mrs. F. George were Mr. lur(i ay night visitors at the Hans Harvey Mitkelton, Wallukait home.

iid Mrs. Clarence miiy and Kilo Williams Myrtle of Hardy. and Mrs. Gerald and Aguer Christiansen and son Leo and accompanied Virgil Smith to Far- spent Monday morning. Kenneth Caryl of Linn Grove uaby were dinner f' fcfU lf "6 week tnd at the paren- in the Wil! Wen die home.

lal ft Caryl home. Mrs. Miller Wergeland AIr and Mrs. Andrew Arent were wily ot near Hardy were lay afternoon callers in week ago Sunday afternoon visit- orb in the Olaf Olson borne. Peter Cran left Saturday for a Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Giddlngs of few days business trip in Chiraeo Wfc rM 18 'V a Mrs Mil)er week i joyce vi ter children and Clara Fallsori were Tennis Peterson returned Mon- Momiay dinner in the Flake the section here MIH. Jialjjh Johnton and baby over the week end 'attended the birthday party Wllie Grimes who has been em- her mother, Mrs. Peter Sim- I'l'jytd on the section here the I idj if, aBt lve an(J one-half months left Ihe Home Project meeting was 'utBday for his home in Eagle held Friday in the home of Mrs. Urove.

Peter Helvick with Corinth and ''Mis Petersen was confined to Rutland attending. Those fc house a few days the latter fiom this township present were IJarl of 'he week due to the flu Plmick, Mrs. Bair and Mrs, Mr ar Mrs. Fay Ferris Ceo, Sol beck. Kkedal visited Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. L. F. Smith spent' Mrs. Gerald Haynes and Sunday with their daughter Maxine, student nurse at University hospital in Iowa City.

Mrs. A. L. Uenschoter bats been chosen chairman from Lu Verne for the Kossuth T. U.

association. She attended a. luncheon meeting Tuesday held at Hotel Algoua. Aug. SwanKon, who makes his homo with Mr.

tuid Mrs. C. K. Swauuon, Buffered Fort Dodge callers Saturday even- Kmrnett Teirns of Eagle Grove was a town caller Saturday niv tkmx Dakota Mty called at the home of her mother, Mrs. A.

Andersen Monday morning. Walter Porter and Paul Temple- on of HumboJdt called on friends nere evening Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Tellier art- ill with the flu. A the ladies from here who Harden club in the borne of Mrs.

the galloping tea at the Lillian with Kdith Olson. Mrs. Staiph Johnson arid baby atuudc.d Ladies Aid at Mrs. Or- iviile Hanson's Thursday. visited with her Hans in Humboldt Tuesday at- ternorjn.

Mrs. Harry Simonsen arid peter Lee called Thursday afternoon in ihe parental Wilcox home. Mrs. M. W.

biddings attended Verne Johnson Wednesday. i'eter Simonsen spent Mon- of Mrs 1-Viday hwariBon Buffered a severe heart day with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Fay Ferris attack Saturday. At this writing Johnson.

Mrs. Rose near were Caryl, Mabel Greg- ory, Mrs. Ruth Braby, Mrs. Manda Johnson and Mrs. Katie Andersen.

Mrs. Harold Clay and daughter Janice of Hunboldt visited Wednesday at the parental Fay Ferris home. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Harmon visited the letter's sister and family in Fort Dodge Sunday evening. Mrs. R. Caryl and Mrs. Rose Field were Fort Dodge callers Saturday evening.

Miss Ruth DeWltt of Humboldt called on Miss Leone Arent Saturday evening. Mrs. C. W. Hanson and son Wallace of Ollmore City called on friends here Saturday morning enroute to Bode to 'visit the former's mother, Mrs.

Julia Hanson. Walter Stearns of Eagle Grove is home visiting. He will leave again the later part of the week to resume his breakman's Job. Mrs. Ed.

Pavey entertained the members of the Rutland Study club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. C. W. Hanson of Gilmore City lead the lesson.

Lunch was served. C. W. Hanson, a former resident of this place bat now living in Gilmore City was given the Job of supervising the farms for the Iowa Equitable Life Insurance Co. He began work last week on his new Job.

Mrs. W. J. Sheridan and Jack Tbayer were Fort Dodge callers Thursday. The former consulted a doctor.

The sewing club of the Lutheran aid met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. Paulson. (From Another) Ladles Circle Methodist Ladies Circle met Wednesday afternoon In the church dining room with President Davenport in charge of the business meeting. Plans for the annual chicken supper to be held Dec.

6 were made and committees appointed. The Christmas cards were on hand and orders are being taken by Mrs. Keith Cran. Holiday dime plates were distributed. Ten galloping teas were reported for two weeks.

Mrs. Ernest Raney and Mrs. Lloyd Braby had charge of devotions and program. Mrs. Phleger gave an explanation of the County Tuberculosis Association.

Mrs. Wm. Gels and Mrs. W. Learmont served lunch to the large crowd In attendance.

The next circle meeting Is Wednesday, Xov. 15 when Mrs. Murray Bair and Mrs. Henry Nielsen will serve. The previous serving committee will present the program.

Galloping Tea Two carloads of ladles went to the home of Mrs. Earl Pease near Bradgate Friday afternoon for a galloping tea. On Monday afternoon a large group gathered in the home of Mrs. W. Learmont for a tea and a very pleasant social afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Serral Jacqueline, Mrs. Sarah Paulson and Gladys and Selma, and Mildred Ragness drove to Lamoni, Sunday morning and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Freis and sons. Mrs. Harold Coltvet and Mrs. Irvln Opheim were guests at'the Dorcas Ladles Aid meeting in the home of Mrs. Orville Hansen in Humboldt Thursday.

Jack Peshia of Leland, 111., visited his cousin, Mrs. Manda Johnson, Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Porter and family of Vincent and Mr.

and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larson and daughter of Mountain Home, Arkansas, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coltvet.

I Mr. and Mrs. Niels Nielsen and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Egon Kjeer and sons, Rev.

and Mrs. I. 0. Olsen and family, and Mrs. Walter Schluter were among those from this vicinity who attended the Mission meeting nad dinner in Trinity Lutheran church in Humboldt on Sunday.

Keith Cran spent Monday in Sioux City on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Hawk of Des Moines are visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mrs. Albln Ackerson of Humboldt spent Wednesday with Mrs J. E. Phleger.

Mrs. W. E. Pavey attended St. Paul's Ladies Aid in the home of Mrs.

Sadie DeGroote Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Williams and daughters visited in the J.

M. Staiiek home at Lehigh Sunday. Grover Crain and family of Humboldt were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cran.

Mrs. Walter Schluter was hostess on Wednesday afternoon to I Ihe group of ladies who are sew- ing for the Lutheran bazaar. The group will meet again this Friday afternoon with Mrs. Irvin Opheim. Mr.

and Mrs. Galen Sharp and son of Humboldt spent Wednesday evening in the Kenneth Braby home. Mr. Will Martland and son Errol, of Farmer City, 111., were Tuesday evening and overnight guests of Rev. and Mrs.

V. K. Williams. Mr. and Mrs.

Isaac Howell spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Fannie Howell. The R. Club had a Hallowe'en Masquerade party and scavenger bunt Friday evening in the school gymnasium. After games and contests, refreshments were served.

A group of ladies gathered in the home of Mrs. A. L. Gregory Wednseday afternoon for a social afternoon and a galloping lea. Mrs.

Egon Kjeer and Mrs. Clara Hansen were hostesses to the Dorcas Ladles Aid Thursday in the home of Mrs. Orville Hansen in Humboldt Rev. and Mrs. I.

0. 01- sen and Mrs Niels Nielsen attended. Mrs. E. D.

Miller of Wellman spent the week end here with her daughter, Miss Joyce Miller after having attended the state W. C. T. U. convention in Ft.

Dodge the forepart of the week. She returned home Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Delle and family of Gilmore City spent Sun! day afternoon with the Ed.

Paul- son family. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Albertson arid daughter visited in the W. H.

Sample home in Livermore Sunday. Robert Uristol of Des Moines spent the week-end in the parental G. R. Bristol home. Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Pavey spent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Nielsen. Rev. V. K. Williams attended a ministerial meeting at Rockwell City Thursday.

A group of Epworth Leaguers went to Rolfe Monday for a 6:30 dinner and League Rally at Rolfe. Mr. and Mrs. 0. E.

Sandstcdt of Marathon spent Sunday at G. R. Brlstols. Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Pavey were Gilmore City callers Sunday. Rev. and Mrs.

V. K. Williams attended a party of the Young Adults club at Bradgate Monday evening. Mrs. Egon Kjeer attended a party Friday afternoon in honor of her mother, Mrs.

Peter Simonsen's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Jens Nelsen and family of Estbervllle and Albert RasmuBsen of El Reno, Oklahoma, spent Sunday in the Art Larsen home. The guests are cousins of Mr.

Larsen. Tbe Paul Thorn family spent Sunday afternoon at Art Larsen's. Mrs. Edwin Pavey visited Mrs. Verna Christiansen in Humboldt Saturday afternoon.

Mrs. Peter Simonsen Honored On Birthday SOUTH MAPLE Ralph Johnson, Mrs. Egon Kjeer, Mrs. Orville Hansen and Mrs. Harry Simonsen entertained about 20 ladles at a party Friday afternoon in honor of the birthday of Mrs.

Peter Simonsen. After a social afternoon lunch was served by tbe hostesses. Mrs. Peter Cran, Mrs. Wm.

Gles and Mrs. Wm. Learmont and Helen attended Rutland M. E. Ladies Aid Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cran and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Nelson were Sunday dinner guests In the Peter Cran home. Mrs. Peter Simonsen spent Thursday with her daughter, Mrs. Orville Hansen In Humboldt Mrs.

Hansen stepped on a nail Tuesday and was given a treatment for lock-jaw and since has been quite ill. She is a little better at this time. Carol Cran entertained eight friends at a 6:30 dinner Monday evening, after which Bingo was played. Guests included Gladys and, Selma Paulson, Mildred Gleason, Mildred Rogness, Lucille Caryl, Ruth Ball and Joyce Miller and Vera Vesterby. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Simonsen and Peter Lee visited Friday even- Ing with Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Op- helm at Rutland. Beverly Cran spent from Thursday to Saturday with Ethel Nielsen in Des Moines.

Helen Learmont began working this week in the Cliflord Stevensen home in Hnmboldt. Mrs. Wm. Gies visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Wm.

Learmont. Mrs. Peter Simonsen and Mrs. Harry Simonsen and son attended Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon In the Orville Hansen home in Humboldt. Mrs.

Egon Kjeer and Mrs. Wra. Hansen were hostesses. Mr. and Leo Ludwlg and family of West Bend were visitors at Mrs.

K. 0, Kmitnon'8 Friday afternoon. Beverly Lee and Delia and Grace Jflnesen were Saturday afternoon visitors at Oscor Torgev- son's. Mr. and Mrs.

Carroll Adams and daughter were callers at Humboldt Thursday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Anton Jsnssen and daughters and Mavis and Marvls Torgerson were Palmer visitors Sunday. Mrs. Martin Johnson and Mrs.

Thos. E. Johnson attended the Lutheran Ladles Aid at Livermore at the home of Mrs. Culvert Johnson recenty. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Kelsey and family were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Severin Arne. Mrs.

Melvln Olson, Mrs. Severin Arne, and Mrs. Oliver Lee attended a blue and pink shower on Mrs. Oscar Holden at the home of Mrs. Floyd Torgerson at Bode Friday afternoon.

Mrs. Lucille Janssen was a Monday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Janssen. Miss Charlotte Johnson who has been employed at the Merle Taylor home near Ottosen returned home Tuesday evening.

MONEY FOR ALL WORTHY PURPOSES Consolidate your bills Refinance Reduce payments Cash for winter needs No endorsers Liberal terms H. F. JAKWAY Humboldt, Iowa Phone 112 Vernon Township Folks Dinner Guests At Webster City Sunday VERNON and Mrs. Fred DeMooy and Bernice were Sunday dinner guests at the Bill Retman home In Webster City. Mr.

and Mrs. Olaf Lonning, Norrna and Thelma of Thor and Mr. and Mrs. Marx Schwyter of Renwick were Sunday evening callers at the Elias Carlson home. Mr.

and Mrs. John Baumgartner Grace and Marianne and Rachelf Hefty were Fort Dodge shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Knoke and family of Klemme were Sunday dinner guests at the Jake Erdmann home.

Marilynn and Laura Maxine Schneider entertained the Evangelical young people's mission circle Monday evening. Bernice DeMooy was the study leader. Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeMooy were Monday night callers at the Ike Smith home.

Mrs. Donald McGowan taught seventh and eighth grades at Vernon Monday and Tuesday due to the illness of Miss Gouge. School was dismissed Thursday at Vernon to make it possible for the faculty to attend the state teacher's convention in Des Moines. Ruby Carlson spent Sunday at her home in Pocahontas. Mr.

and Mrs. Art Stauffacher and Carla were Sunday dinner guests at the Burr Packard home in Renwick. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Gugger and Richard were Sunday dinner guests at the parental Fred Gugger home.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blesie and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Baumgardner and family were Sunday callers at the Conrad El mer home.

Bill McGonlgle spent Saturday at Ellsworth where he secured a job for next year. He and his fam ily will move there next march. Derwood Helmke of Rowan spent Friday and Saturday with Chris Henry Schneider. Lester Smith has returned home from the Lutheran hospital where he underwent an operation recently. Thursday a group of neighbors picked his corn.

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