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Algono (lo.) Upper DM Moinn Oct. 16, 1975 Mother Of Algonan Dies At Humboldt Mrs. W.J. Vonderhaar, Sr. of Humboldt, 89, mother of Mrs.

Joe Bradley, Sr. of Algona, died Sunday at the Humboldt County Memorial Hospital. Funeral service for Mrs. Vonderhaar was held at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday in St.

Mary's Catholic Church at Humboldt with Fr. Richard Macke Celebrant of the Funeral Mass. Burial was in the church cemetery, the Lindhart Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Pallbearers were Harold Ennis, Maurice Calahan, Andy Husske, Neil Ruse, Edward Mersch and Joe Ennis. Veronica, daughter of Joseph and Madalena Weishaar Kiener, was born at West Point.

la. on Feb. 8, 1886. She was educated at West Point where she was married to William John Vonderhaar on Oct. 28, 1908.

The couple moved to Humboldt in 1920 and he operated a hardware business there. Mr. Vonderhaar died in 1944. Mrs. Vonderhaar is survived by one son and four daughters; William, Humboldt; Paulette, Mrs.

Joseph Bradley, Algona; Charlotte, Mrs. Robert Schultz, Long Beach, Julia, Mrs. James Grethan, Carroll, la. and Constance, Mrs. Mark Brandsgard of Humboldt.

There are 18 grandchildren and 12 great- grandchildren. N. Henderson Of LuVerne Dies At 81 Funeral services for Minnie Henderson of LuVerne, 81, were held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in the United Methodist Church with the Rev. Fred C.

Rowley officiating. Burial was in the LuVerne Cemetery, the Blake Funeral Home in charge of the arrangements. Pallbearers were Wayne Sanford, Bert Ramus, Alvin Weber, Bernard Wolf, Loyd Larson and Joe Thorn. Minnie, daughter of Thomas and Malinda Johnson Stenson, was born at Eagle Grove on June 20, 1894. She attended school at Goldfield and Eagle Grove and was married to Phil Henderson at LuVerne on Sept.

2, 1914. Mrs. Henderson died early morning at the Humboldt Care Center where she had resided since 1973. Her husband died in 1961. Mrs.

Henderson was a member of the United Metho- GOOO USED EQUIPMENT FOR SALE 1974 Chevrolet 454 V-8, Air and Aux. link. 1974 CMC V4-ton, 4WD. 1973 CMC V4-ton Suburban senger, air, tqulpptd, low mileage. 1973 Ford F7SO with short fourth.

1972 GMC Voton, 350 V-8, automatic and air. 1972 Chevrolet 350 V-8, automatic, P.S. and air. 1972 QMC Vz-ton with Artiway grinder-mixer. 1971 Chevrolet Vz-ton, air.

1971 IHC 1600 with 32" Van Box. 1970 Chevrolet 350 V-8, 4 speed. 1969 Ford, one-ton, with 12' box and hoist, and 1970 Chevrolet tt-ton, V-8, Std. 3-spd. transmission.

1970 QMC air. 1970 QMC with air. 1969 Chevrolet V-8, aux. rear springs. 1969 Diamond Reo C.O.E.

sleeper, 250 air. 1960 Fur 4 WO, 360. V-8, 4-speed. 1968 GMC EMB700, 351 V-6, 4 and 2 speed, new 16' box and hoist. 1966 Chevrolet 327, V-8.

MACHINERY FOR SALE 1960 M600 Bobcat with 64" bucket. 2-1968 Bearcat 90-bu. grinder- mixers. 1171 M600 Bobcat with 54" bucket. 3 H.P.

Deleo electric motor. Stan-Hoist 4-yMr-oW stalk shredder. CuU six 30" rows. Qehl 95-bu. grinder-mixer, 2 years oljj.

Paulson loader for Allls-Chtlmers 0.17. MP 95 tractor with loader and duals. MF Tractor with leader and bMkhot. J.q. 60 OM tractor, p.i.

with M40 fegket. Obituaries dist Church where she was a life member of the UMW, the Tuesday Club, Farm Bureau and the LuVerne Cemetery Association. Surviving are three sons and three daughters; Leonard, Elmhurst, Jeannette, Mrs. George Cupps, Miralisti, Marcella, Mrs. Robert Surby, Cedar Falls; Maynard, Cedar Falls; Geraldine, Mrs.

Don Huggans, Montclair. Calif, and Larry of LuVerne. There are 15 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Brothers and sisters who survive are Jess Stenson, St. Cloud, Tillie, Mrs.

Henry Dobberstein, New Richland, Stephen Stenson, Minnesota Lakes, Sylvia Stenson, Minneapolis; Carroll Stenson, LeCenter, Minn, and Margaret, Mrs. Leonard Butler, Rye, New Hampshire. John Altaian Rites Held At St. Cecelia John B. Altman, 82 year old retired Algona area farmer, died early Sunday morning at the Good Samaritan Center in Algona.

Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in St. Cecelia's Catholic Church with the Msgr. W.B. Bauer officiating.

Burial was in Calvary Cemetery, the Wilson Funeral Home of Algona in charge of the arrangements. Pallbearers were nephews; Daryl Baker, Richard Kohlhaas, William Elbert, Richard Mori, Charles Lorewald and John Elbert. Born in Humboldt County on Nov. 2, 1892, John B. Altman was a son of Nicholas and Barbara Erpelding Altman.

He attended school in St. Joe and farmed on the family farm until 1910. He was married to Eulalia Gales Sept. 21, 1929 at St. Joe and the couple purchased a farm near Irvington in 1941.

They farmed there until retiring in 1963. He is survived by his wife, Eulalia; five sons and one daughter; Eldon, Minneapolis; Merlyn, Algona; Robert, LuVerne; John, Tempe, Tom, Irvington and Dianna, Mrs. John Roeder, Algona. There are 26 grandchildren. Three sisters also survive; Mrs.

Susie Kohlhaas, Algona; Justine, Mrs. Joseph Melavin, Humboldt; Mary, Mrs. Cliff Baker, Livermore. Mr. Altman had hobbies of target shooting and bowling.

He was Nebraska State Trap Shoot champion in 1951. Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE The Iowa 66th General Assembly passed an appropriation of $500,000 lor Child Care Center financial assistance for fiscal year 1976 Pursuant to Chapter 237A of the Iowa Code, the Iowa Department of Social Services has prescribed forms for use by licensed centers In applying to their respective county boards of Social Welfare for the funds appropriated by the General Assembly. Funds allocated for each county from the appropriation may be used for the following purposes: 1. "To acquire or Improve physical facilities to house the center." 2. "To acquire recreational or educational equipment or supplies." The allocation of funds for each county was determined by the rules outlined In the code.

Contact the Department of Social Services by Nov. 21, 1975, for an application for a portion of these funds. (Published In the Algona (Iowa) Upper Des Molnea Oct. 16, 1975). He was a member of St.

Cecelia's Church, the Izaak Walton League, National Rifle Association and the American Trap Shooting Association. lea Sprong Rites Held At Livermore Service For NAME OMITTED The name of one brother of Roy Crawford was omitted from the obituary of Mr. Crawford printed in Monday's Advance, Clifford Crawford of Whittemore. Funeral services for Roy Crawford were held in Fullerton, Calif, on Saturday, Oct. 11, with burial in Luma Vista Memorial Park in Fullerton.

Funeral services for Mrs. lea Dean Sprong, formerly of Livermore. will be at 2 p.m. today (Thursday) in the chapel of the Wilson Funeral Home at Livermore with Rev. Marion Blake, pastor of the Bethel Presbyterian Church of Livermore, officiating.

Burial is in Union Cemetery there with Wilson's in charge of arrangements. Pallbearers are grandsons, Tom Sprong, Charles Braatz, Clyde Wilson, LeRoy Kline, William Petersen and Harold Denaary. lea Hollette, daughter of James and Celia Martin Hol- lette, was born July 20, 1885 in Huntington County, Indiana. She attended schools there and was married to Frank Sprong Dec. 24, 1904 at Huntington.

In 1911 the couple moved to the West Bend area where they farmed until moving to Livermore in 1936. Following the death of her husband in 1954, Mrs. Sprong continued to live in Livermore until 1972 when she moved to Oran, la. She resided there one year before moving to Cresco where she died Monday at the Reutlinger Nursing Home. She is survived by eight daughters and two sons: Ada, Mrs.

Walter Halstead of Oran; twins, Faye, Mrs. Archie Wilson, Webster City and Frances Murray, Cosmopolis, Rudy, Renton, Mrs. Etoilee Murray, Blackduck, Darline, Mrs. Elvin Weaver, Cresco; twins, Gerlad, Bronson, and Geraldine, Mrs. John Manning, St.

Louis, Naomi, Mrs. Roy Salmon, Livermore; and Mrs. Treva Thurman, Rock Hill, Mo. Mrs. Sprong has 54 grandchildren, 145 great-grandchildren and 19 great-great- grandchildren.

Preceding her in death were her husband, one son, Earl, and a daughter, Louise, 14 grandchildren, her parents, one sister and two brothers. Wm. Sengbusch Is Friday William F. Sengbusch, 84, a longtime Algona resident, died Monday at his home. He had been in ill health the past two years.

Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday in the Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Paul Sohn officiating, with the assistance of Rev. John W. Schenck and Rev.

W.H. Friedrich. Burial is in Riverview Cemetery, the Geilenfeld Schaaf McCuIlough Funeral Service in charge of arrangements. Pallbearers are Wendell Willrett, Ray Sewick, Paul Saxton, Michael Schrauth, Peter Jorgenson and Ben Wibben. Born Sept.

15, 1891 at Niles Center, 111., William was a son of Fred and Sophie Sengbusch. His family moved to Truman, Minn, where he attended school and Mr. Sengbusch came to Algona from there 40 years ago. He was married to Elfrieda Kilian April 15, 1966 in the Trinity Lutheran Church here. Mrs.

Sengbusch survives her husband, who was a retired laborer. Surviving besides his wife are three sons, George Sengbusch of Milaca, Donald, Cheyenne, and Richard, Houston, Tex. There are eleven grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. One sister, Mrs. Esther Haugen of Butterfield, also survives.

Rep. Bedell Here Congressman Berkley Bedell will hold an open door meeting for public comment at the Courthouse assembly room here today (Thursday) at 1 p.m. Weekend Crashes In Algona Over The Weekend City police reported the following traffic accidents over the weekend involving property damage but no injuries or charges. On Oct. 11 at 10:60 a.m.

cars driven by Harold Andreasen, R.R., Hurt, and Judith Ann Rosenmeyer, R.R. 2, Corwith, collided on State Street hear the Dodge Street intersection, doing $150 damage to the Rosenmeyer car. There were two accidents about 1 p.m. Oct. 12.

Cars driven by Lawrence Studer of Wesley and Ada Hardgrove, Algona, each sustained about $100 damage in a collision at McGregor and Williams streets. A collision at Phillips and Elm streets resulted in $750 in damage to a car driven by Lora Seger, Algona, and $250 in damage to a car driven by Ella Zumach of Algona. Algona Firm In District Court Suit, $40,000 Capital Services, Kansas City, filed suit in District Court here Oct. 13 against Directory Service Algona, and Jerry Leaneagh, Burt, The plaintiff seeks $31,377.89 for equipment associated with typesetting, claiming the defendant breached a lease agreement for it by missing two months payments. They also seek $8,906.75 for attorneys fees and costs of the action.

Fire Department Puts Out Three Fires Sunday The Algona fire department answered three fire calls Sunday afternoon, putting out each blaze before anything other than dry grass burned. Firemen put out leaf fires at 309 East Kennedy and 217 East Elm early in the afternoon and one in a pasture at the west end of Nebraska Street later in the afternoon. The latter was reported by Mrs. Wendell Willrett and is believed to have been started when a tree was blown down, breaking a power line near the Herb Haas residence. Attention Commodity Traders 46.50 ii SOY II BEAN MEAL 3.27 au 54.00 196.00 58.00 PRICE CHANGES WILL OCCUR IN EACH OF THESJt COMMODITIES THIS SEASON.

HOW WILL THE PRICE CHANGE AFFECT YOU? MORE IMPORTANTLY, SHOULDN'T YOU BE USINQTHE FUTURES MARKET TO GAIN THE MAXIMUM BENEFITS FROM PRICE CHANGES? Our weekly market letter provides specific buy and sell recommendations on all actively traded commodities including: LIVE CATTLE, PORK BELLIES, LIVE HOGS, SOYBEANS, SOYBEAN MEAL AND OIL, WHEAT, CORN AND OATS. For a free 4-week subscription to I our weekly market letter, mail the coupon below or call your PEAVEY COMMODITY SERVICES OFFICE. We have direct telephone line to trading no telephone operators to fo through. Peavey Co, Commodity P.O. Box Bancroft, Iowa SOI17 CHARLES D.

INGALL8 Commodity Broker 51HW-Z7I7 orllMIMITt Please send me your weekly market letter for the next four weeks. NAME ADDRESS STATE zn TELEPHONE NO. Billy Graham lime To Run' At Swea City SWEA-EAGLE Everyone is invited to come and see the Billy Graham "Time To Run" at Our Savior Lutheran Church in Swea City Sunday, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m. A free-will offering will be taken.

After the film free coffee and cookies will be served in the basement. NEW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Mather became parents of a third son, Cory Richard, Oct.

1 at the Fairmont Community Hospital, weighing 6 4 oz. Other sons are Chad, 3, and Todd, one and one-half years. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Emanual Bezdicek, and great-grandmother, Mrs.

Fred Bezdicek of Lakefield, and the paternal grandmother is Mrs. R.S. Mather, and great-grandmother, Mrs. Cora Mather, both of Swea City. Sunday dinner guests at the Joe Johnson home for his birthday were Mrs.

Johnson's mother, Mrs. Loris Jones, and her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Clow, Cheri and Micky, Truman, and Mark Charlson. Sell it with a Classified Ad! BOWHUNTERS DEER SEASON NOW OPEN GET YOUR SUPPLIES HERE.

"Serving Sportsmen All The Time Since BECKER'S SPORTING GOODS 117 S. Dodge Algona First Baptist Rally Day Tho Sumlny School contest nt First Bnptist Church in Algona will close Oct. 19 nt n.m. by nnnouncing the winners and with special progrnm by Los Blnck nnd his Gospel Magic. Mr.

Black, vice presdient of the Boone Biblical College, will also entertain the Sunday School with the one- inch harmonica and the miniature Koto, an instrument from Japan. Mr. Black will be the speaker during the worship hour at 10:30 and there will be special music by Dr. James Johnson, rii GOOD USED MACHINERY NEW EQUIPMENT 2 Walk behind 5 HP Rotary Tillers SPECIAL USED TRACTORS F856D, IH cab, 3 wf, 1400 hours, sharp F806D, cab, 2 wf, duals $8950 F560D, TA, cab, 2 sharp $4100 F560 gas, TA, 2 cab, sharp $4200 Lincoln cab and heater, fits 756-856 $550 USED PLOWS DISCS Oliver 3 coulters $2000 2 JD F145, 3 pt. Ea.

850 IH 550, 3 pt $1095 IH 540, 4-16s, 3-pt. $1285 IH 700, 5-16s, new bottoms $1985 JD 220 Disc, 22" blades, like new $4800 1350 utility, TA, 2 PS Stonhoist Loader, nice $3250 Stanhoistt 6x12 Barge Box Gear Hoist, nice 800 USED COMBINES 1973 IH 915 Diesel, 763 corn head, 15' platform, love bar, chopper, sharp $27,900 IH 101, cab, 10 platform, chopper, hume reel, header control $2900 IH 303, cab, 13 ft. platform, straw chopper, hume reel, 228 corn head $6250 IH 234 Corn Picker, 704 nice $1850 IH 2 PR Corn Picker 450 JD 30 Pull Combine, chopper 350 ALGONA IMPLEMENT rii LUNDELL FARMHAND KOYKER DUAL Business Phone Your IHC Dealer After Houn 295-3501 "Where Service Is King" 295-5752 After Hours Parts 295-2483 -t October Is Pork Month Why not celebrate it with your monthly menu planned around delicious, healthful pork the Pork Producers for their fine efforts toward quality pork production. We hope your time and labor will always be recognized at the market place and throughout the many homes around the country who enjoy pork at mealtimes. It is with pride and pleasure we say "Thank You" for your patronage.

Algona Livestock Auction Exchange Don and Sandy Prilipp, Owners Algona, Iowa CAM FOR IALE Putok ElMtra 328. 1B78 Monte Chov- Nutrena OFFERS ITS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PORK PRODUCERS YOUR PRODUCTION IS A VITAL PART OF THE AGRICULTURAL AND BUSINESS ECONOMY BOTH LOCALLY AND NATIONWIDE, WE WISH YOU CONTINUED SUCCESS IN YOUR ENDEAVORS AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR FRIENDSHIP AND PATRONAGE,.