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By Donna Paulsen PhOM your to 755-1191 Mrs Httiry Larson received word of the death of her brother, James Charles Gibbs, 80, at Manitoba, Canada, May 20. Mr Gibbs was born in this area and moved to Canada ifc IdlO. Mr Gibbs is survived by his wife, Ethel, and one son, Mac of Merritt, B. C. Mr and Mrs Michael Kostanecki and daughters, Cindy, Caroline and Christine left Harlan Thursday to return to Willits, after visiting Mrs Kostanecki's parents, Mr and Mrs Tony Weihs in Harlan and Mr Kostanecki's parents in Detroit, Mich.

Mr Kostanecki is with ithe California Highway Patrol. Mrs Dale Swanson and son, Kim, flew to St. Paul, to attend the graduation exercises for her nephew, Randall Little, son tf Mr and Mrs Wayne Little, Friday. They returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Grove Huckins went to Elk Horn last Monday afternoon to visit at the home of her sister, (Mr and Mrs Einer Lei- srtad.

Tuesday evening dinner guests at the Huckins' home were their son and his family, Mr and Mrs George Huckins of Mr and Mrs Otto Nelson's guest who arrived May 28 was itheir daughter, Mrs G. E. Fischer of Tabernash, Colo. Mr Fischer joined his wife at the home of her parents Saturday and the four of them went to Vergas, for a week of fishing. Mr arid Mrs Warren Chaffey, of side, left Friday, May 26, for Guam, where he will be stationed for two years.

Ghaffey has been stationed at March Air Force Base, for tthe past 18 months. Mrs Chaffey is the former Patty O'Neill, daughter of Mrs Claude O'Neill of Harlan. Mrs KL W. Ouren, and children, Randy, Catherine, and Gail, are vacationing at 'the summer home of Mrs Ouren's parents, Mr and Mrs R. H.

Randerson of Malvern, at Gull Lake, Minn. Mr and Mrs Clifford Tamm spent the weekend visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs Harry Ellis at St. Joseph, Mo. 'Mr and Mrs Lake Havick's guests over the Memorial Day weekend were their daughter and her husband, Mr and Mrs Bava- rb, and his parents, Mr and Mrs Joseph Bavaro, all of Chicago. Mr and Mrs Wilford Doonan's Tuesday guests were Mr amldi Mrs Chris Fiabian and their two grandsons of Santa Ana, Al Fabian and Mrs Eiva Mitten of Harlan.

Mr and Mrs Ben Krull took their son, Benson, to Iowa City Sunday where he was admitted to the University Hospital, Department of Benson will have heart surgery Wednesday and will be confined to the hospital for at least two weeks. Guests last weekend at the home of Mr and (Mrs Tony Madsen were Mr and Mrs Louis Olive and Henry Olive and the Misses Donna and Shirley Jorgenson, all of Kasson, Minn; The Olives are brothers of Mrs Madsen and the Misses Jorgenson, her nieces. Mr and Mrs Richard Madsen and sons of Omaha were in Harlan Memorial Day at the home of ard's parents, Mr and Mrs Tony Madsen and they later attended the Larson family reunion at Irwin. Dr. and Mrs Emil J.

Bocken of Fort Bodge were in Harlan over (Memorial Day. While here they were guests of their niece and husband, Mr and Mrs Herman Engemann and family for a luncheon at the Holiday Buffet. Later they were evening dinner guests in the Engemann home. Mrs Vera Tucker's Sunday dinner guests last week were her daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith and sons of Walnut, lilrs Tucker's son and family, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Tucker, Susan and Tommy visited with her Monday evening. Mrs John Flore stopped in at the paper Office last week to visit with old acquaintances.

Mrs Fiore was the social editor several years ago. They are living at Roselle Park, N. now. Mrs Vera Tucker entertained her liorhood coffee club last Wednesday afiternoon. She served lunch to the eight guests and a social afternoon of sewing and visiting was spent.

Joe Engel, Hawthorne, Calif, visited at the home of his sisters, Mrs Barney Stoltz and Mrs Howard Sorenson last Sunday. An Engel family reunion was held at the Ameri- dan Legion Hall Sunday, those attending were Mr and Mrs Peter J. Engel, Washta, Mrs Dorothy Potter, Mr and (Mrs Leo J. Engel, Mr and Mrs R. J.

Potter and Mr and Mrs Al Thramer all of Omaha, Mr and Mrs Harry Nollen, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kim men, Mr and Mrs Jim Jacobsen and Mr and Mrs Joe Stein all of Harlan. SMr and Mrs Stoltz returned to Omaha with (their brother Joe and Sister, Mrs Dorothy Potter to see Joe board his plane for the return trip to California Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Percy Blair went to Branch last weekend to aittend the high school graduation exercises in honor of their granddaughter, Cindy Sorensen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herb Sorensen. Mr and Mrs Jim Hockett of Tennant accompanied the Blairs to West Branch. This weekend, in company with their Community Events Calendar FREE ADVERTISING SPACE Thit space has purchased by the HarlanSuoer Valu for civk, socialand non-profit acftmtaM.

If you have an event you would have advertised in this space mere- to call the Harlan Newspapers, phone SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 6:30 p.m. Picnic for Newcomer members and family at Potter's Park, Will be cancelled in case of ram. MON. JUNE 19-20 -Irwin celebration. FRIDAY, JUNE 23 Jaycee tion on court house lawn.

fnmUhtd free" a pablic by your- HMM grandson and his wife, Mr and Mrs Spencer Sorensen of West Branch, the Blairs attended the commencement services for another grandchild, Craig, son of air and Mrs Robert Blair of Sioux Falls. The Blairs returned home Saturday to attend their granddaughter's first dance recital. Carol Ann Hockett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Hockett of Tennant, presented 16 of her students at a recital at Shelby. Carol Ann is 14 years old. NEW GRANDSON Mr and Mrs F.

J. Lewis received word that their first child was born to Mr and Mrs Donald Lewis of New York City, Wednesday, May 31. The seven pound boy is named Francis Jackson in honor of his grandfather. Dr. and Mrs George Kolk, Council Bluffs, are the maternal grandparents.

Mrs William J. Lewis of Harlan is the great grandmother. Bradley, son of Mr and Mrs Larry arrived home last Saturday evening for a 37-day leave. Bradley graduated from the U.S. Millitary Academy of Preparatory School at Fort Belvoir, last Friday.

General Maxwell D. Taylor spoke at (the commencement Bradley received his Army appointment to West Point and will report there July 3. Mr and Mrs Jerald Wigntss and Craig spent last weekend at the home of his uncle, the Rev. Dolliver Thougersen family of rural Burlington. Sunday evening they attended the baccalaureate services for Paul Thougersen at the Burlington Memorial Auditorium.

Sunday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Wigness were Mr and Mrs John Fiore of Roselle Park, N. J. Mr and Mrs Eugene Christensen and Gary and Mr and Mrs Russell Christensen of Harlan attended the commencement exercises at Sioux Falls College last Sunday. There were 102 graduates and two Shelby county students received high honors. Harry Olsen, son of Mr and Mrs Guy Olsen, received cum laude and Caroleen, daughter of and Mrs Eugene Christensen, received sximma cuiti laude.

Cathy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Burger had eye surgery May at the University of Iowa Hospital ait Iowa City. They returned to Harlan Friday afternoon, May 26. Cathy is getting along very Mr and Mrs Arthur Nielsen went to Cedar Rapids last weekend to attend the baptismal services ait the Trinity Lutheran church for their grandson, Michael Arthur, son of Mr and Mrs Delray Johnson. Sponsors for Michael were Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson of Mallard. Paternal grandparents also attending the services were Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson of Mallard.

Charles Kilpatrick, son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Kilpatrick, received his degree of Bachelor of Science in Education during graduation exercises at Northwest Missouri State College at Maryville, Friday evening, May 26: Mr and Mrs John VHtten accompanied by Mr and Mrs Jerry Legan of Council Bluffs flew to Iowa City to visit at the Glen Roberts' home last weekend. Memorial Day dinner guests at the Vithen home were Mr and Mrs Lyle Poldberg and sons of Carter Lake, BrI- ley Began of Council Bluffe, Mr and Mrs James Nelson of Kimballton, Mr and Mrs George Petersen and Chria Pdldberg of' Harlan. Guests during (the afiternoon were Mrs Leo Haasen and Mrs Harold Martens. Mirandi, daughter of Mr arid Mrs Dean Frederickson, celebrated her 18th birthday Thursday, May 25. Five school friends gathered at the Frederickson home for a picnic supper and a slumber party.

Another party was held Saturday, May 27, for Mends and relatives, Mrs Frederickson, her aunt, Mrs Ar.t Smith of San Leandro, who is a house guest at the Frederickson home, and Mirandi drove to Clarinda Wednesday, May 24, to register Mirandi at the Clarinda Community College. Mrs Gladys Swank's guests last Sunday afternoon were Herman and Lena Groepper and Mrs Meta Woknian from Walnut, Mrs Swank and her brother, Glenn Fairchild, were dinner guests at the Edwin Swank home Memorial Day, Visitors ait Mrs Swank's home Tuesday evening were Mr and Mrs Chas. Huffman of Hamlin, Ed Fairchild of Guthrie Center and Glen Fairchild of Harlan. Mr and Mrs Marvin Hansen and Mr and Mrs Dale Constable were called to Lee's Summit, May 27, because of the death of the ladies' father, Elmer D. Sutfton, 85, and formerly of Harlan, Services were at the Langsford Funeral Home, with interment in the Lee's Summit cemetery, Monday, May 29.

Debra DeWees, daughter of Mr and Kenneth DeWees, arrived home Monday from Cedar Falls where she attended Iowa Northern University. BABY GIRI Mr and Mrs Dean Carter of Council Bluffs are the parents of an eight pound daughter born Friday, May 26. The baby joins a family of four sisters. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs L. D.

Carter, Harlan, and Mrs Fred Graves, Harlan, is the great grandmother. Mrs Dean Carter is former Lanvance Stoll. Mr and Mrs Howard Jensen and Mr and Mrs Richard Miller of Harlan'were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Joe SchleimCr and Veria ot Shelby. Veda had; spent her vacation visiting the Jensens in Hawaii in February. The afternoon was spent visiting and showing slides which Miss Schleimer had taken during her trip.

Mr and Mrs Emmert Mush rush returned home Thursday from a five day vacation at Bella Vista, Ark. Enroute home the Mush- rushs stopped at Springfield, to visit vdth Mr and Mrs R. Gary Finley, former Harlan residents. Mr and Mrs Brodarsen moved last Monday into the home at 1612 Baldwin street. Dr.

and Mrs Donald Jacobi, formerly of Tffc- ton, purchased their home at 1603 8th street and moved in Wednesday. Brian Bauerle, son of Mr and Mrs Waynt Bauerle, arrived home from the University of Kansas at Lawrence Thursday to spend a few days with his family before leaving for Walker, where he Has summer Employment as a counselor at the Birchwood Summer Camp. Mr and Mrs Bauerle went to Law. rence Monday (today) to attend the commencement exercises at the University of sas, their daughter-in-law, Mrs Brute Bauerle will receive her degree in nurses training. Mrs Bauerle has received a grant from the University to continue her education in anes- thesialogy at the University of Kansas Medical School ait Lawrence, Mr and RutttfT left to spend the summer at their on Des Moines Beach at Okoboji, Mr Lefeird of Am, Calif, Mr Beta Ruaanuttt of Cedar Rapids visited in the home Tiiefdty and took Leonard to Cedar Rapids with them where he also visited with his er, Charles Summers.

Mrs Russman is sister or Bernard and Leonard. Harvey Nelson ef Orend Junction, spent the past 12 days at his mother's home, Mrs Anna Nelson in Harlan, Be also visited the Eugene Greer's and Orville Hansen's homes in the vicinity. Mr and Lawrence Slum Attended Memorial Day services at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Defiance last Sunday and also visited with Mrs Blum's mother, Mrs Joe Bogler. Reports to June 2.

means patient admitted and later dismissed. Visiting hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8:80 p.m. ADMISSIONS Marlin, son of Glen Huey, Botna, Joseph Sonderman, Defiance. Ida Mae Johnson, Harlan.

son of Gene Smith, Panama. Mrs Irene Huneke, Elk Horn. Mrs David Warner, Harlan. Mrs Elmer Arentson, Harlan. and sons of Kenneth feld, Botna.

Marie Brack, Defiance. Edith Pond, Avoca. August Von Tersch, Avoca (transferred to Iowa City). daughter of Darrell Palmer, Oakland. daughter of Gerald Huebent, Earling.

Rose Schwery, Panama. and children of Donald Jensen, Harlan. Mrs Michael Musich, Harlan. (Max Thygesen, Kirkman. Merle Fogarty, Shelby.

James P. Mungon, Dunlap. son of Laverne Petsche, Harlan. Allie Johnson, Elk Horn. Ricky, son of David Walter, Harlan.

Don Holt, Harlan. son of Laverne Koppold, Harlan. Paul Rust, Harlan. DISMISSED Merle McDowell, Kirkman. Harry Harris, Persia.

Ben Rack, Harlan. Mrs Florence Christensen, Harlan. Mrs Florence Petersen, Harlan. Mrs Arthur Ferry, Kirkman. Mrs Clifton Domina, Harlan.

Richard McKinny, Hancock, Mrs Lula West, Avoca. Victor, son of Stanley S. Hansen, Kimbailton. Mrs Philip Phelps, Harlan. Merle Deskin, Henry Schwery, Portsmouth.

BIRTHS Girl to Mr and Mrs Roger Bertrand, Harlan, June 1. Elk Horn Community by AM. Jackson News BY MRS RAYMOND PETERSEN Mr and Mrs Holger Nissen and (Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hoogensen and Rita were supper guests at the Andrew Poldberg home Saturday nigtot. Mrs Bates Stepp and Dennis of Kellogg and Anna Maxwell visited at the Raymond Petersen home Monday night. Mrs Ronnie Petersen and her mother, Mrs Pete Hansen, visited at the Marjorie Petersen home Tuesday morning.

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hansen attended commencement exercises ait Dana College at Blair Sunday. Mr and Mrs Everett Greve spent and Tuesday in Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs Holger Nissen visited at the Belmond Nissen home Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Bob Petersen and boys visited at the Gilbert Hoogensen home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ben Hansen and Mr and Mrs La Verne Hansen and Layne attended the reception at the Gerald Albertus home following commencement exercises at Tri-Center school Thursday night in honor of their daughter Diana.

Mrs Marjorie Petersen and Marlys attended a reception at the Glen Larsen home following commencement exercises at Elk Horn in honor of Randall's graduation. Mrs Clarence Nelson visited at the Elmer Petersen home Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Peterson's birthday. Mr and Mrs Everett Greve, the Kenneth Christoffersen family, Victor Hoogensen family and Judy Swisher were among the guests at the Elliott Greve home Sunday in honor of Peter's confirmation. Mrs Marjorie Petersen and her mother, Mrs Bessie Hopkins attended the silver wedding for Mr and Mrs Virgil Harriett at Casey, Sunday afternoon. The Dale Jensen family visited at the Victor Jensen home Sunday afternoon.

Mrs Annie Petersen of Elk Horn spent a few days at the Chris Knudsen home last week. Judy Petersen, along with the members of the journalism class, were supper guests at the John Hulsebus home Tuesday Mr and Mrs John Grabill and Randy were dinner guests at Mrs Grace Adams' home Memorial Day. Mr and Mrs Norman Hansen, Mr and Mrs David Christensen and Arlan and jorie Petersen visited at the LaVerne Hansen home Saturday nigbt. Mr and Mrs Dean Cleveland at the Louis Cooper home in Missouri Valley Sunday. They also called on Mrs Emma Smith, Mrs Elsie Steinberg and Emma Goldapp in Council Bluffs.

Mrs Lynn Andersen and Nancy spent last week at the home of Mrs Andersen's parents, Mr and Mrs Russell Reeves at Olathe, Kans. They went especially to attend commencement exercises Monday mght for her brother Larry. Mrs Andersen and Nancy accompanied Mr and Mrs Maynard Reeves and Brenda of Independence, to Olathe Lake Saturday afternoon. Friday night Mr and Mrs Russell Reeves, Larry and Charles and Mrs Andersen and Nancy visited at the Jim Reeves home in Kansas City, Mo. Mr and Mrs Russell Reeves brought their guests home on Sunday.

Mr and Mrs Chris Fabian and grandsons of California, Mr and Mrs Dean Fabian and Elvie Mitten were dinner guests at the Al Fabian home Memorial Day. Mr ad Mrs Pete Jensen and Mr and Mrs Bob Jensen and boys were among the guests at the Arnold Jensen home Sunday afternoon in honor of Jamie's confirmation. Mr and Mrs Day Bramer received word that their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Jim Olsen of Chicago, attended the World's Fair at Montreal over Memorial weekend. Danny Knudsen and Debbie Petersen, along with other members of the 0th grade band, attended a party at the home of their band instructor, Lee Nelson, Monday night. The Lynn Andersen family visited at the Glen Petersen home Tuesday afternoon.

Mr and Mrs Bill Petersen visited at the Ed Hansen home Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Chris Knudsen visited at the Hans N. Hansen home Sunday nigbt. Mrs John Grabill met her aunt, Opal Peav. ler of Triplett, at Council Bluffs Friday.

Mr and Mrs Norman Hansen, Randy and Dixie were among the dinner guests at the Alvin Andersen home in Atlantic Sunday in honor of Debbie's confirmation. Mr and Mrs Dean Cleveland visited with Andrew Petersen at the Harlan hospital Friday. Mrs Dale Jensen and Mrs Victor Jensen entertained several ladies at the Victor Jensen home Thursday afternoon as a farewell courtesy for Mrs Royce Christiansen, who is leaving soon with her family to make their home in Minnesota. Sunday night members of Mr and Mrs Christiansen's card club held a farewell party for them. Those attending were Mr and Mrs David Hansen of Audubon, Mr and Mrs Ernie Petersen, Mr and Mrs Charles Gearhart, 'Mr and Mrs Marvin Mikkelsen and Mr and Mrs Dale Jensen, Mmes D.

D. Randolph, Victor Jensen, Marvin Mikkclsen, Marius Christensen, Marius Andresen and Dale Jensen attended a coffee party at the Charles Gearhart home in honor of Mrs Christiansen Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harry Knudsen, Mrs Mildred Peters, Linda Peters, John Sinnesen, Bonnie, David and Connie Peters, the Robert Poldberg family and Lyle Knudsen home (Monday night in honor of Peggy's 5th birthday. Loraine Hansen of Council Bluffs spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Ed Hansen. Mrs Marjorie Petersen and Marlys attended a reception at the Gerald Nelson home Thursday night following commencement exercises in honor of Jackie.

The Russell Jensen family, Mr and Mrs Herbert Larsen and Elmer Petersen family attended a reception at the Richard Nelson home Thursday night following commencement exercises at Audubon in honor of ley's graduation. Mr and Mrs Tim Petersen of Steamboat Springs, announce the arrival of a son, May 28. He joins a sister, Shelly. Cathy Ladd attended a bandmasters' vention at Iowa City Saturday. The Warren Ladd family vfelted with da Pollen and daughters, Lfndetl and Traci at the Rose Petersen The Po Herts are from Seymour, Ind.

Buster-Andersen, and the Lynn Andersen family visited at the Andrew Poldberg home unday night. ATTEND KNUDSEN PICNIC Mr and Mrs Valen Christensen, Bruce, Brian, and Donna of Defiance, Mr and Mrs Harold Pipers of -Jrwin, Mr and Mrs Leo Jacobsen of Omaha, the Floyd Jacobsen family of Cumberland, Don Holtz family of Walnut, The Hirlan Monday Morning, June HO Harold Peters family of Tennant, Mr and Gerald GrabUl of Shelby, Stephany Tfareim, Mr and Mrs Arthur Maxwell, JoAnn, Julie, and Mark, Emmert Knudsen family, Mr and Mrs Harry Roenfeldt, and Bruce, Lyto Knudsen family, Milton Jacobsen, and Mr ana Mrs Virgil Jensen attended the annual Knudsen Cousins picnic at the Merlyn Knudsen home Sunday. The Dale Jensen family, Mr and Sirs D. D. Randolph, Mr and Mrs Victor Jensen and Marvin Mikkelsen family were supper at the Royce Christiansen home Tuesday night.

The Bob Myers family visited at the Ed Hansen home Sunday Mr and Mrs John Grabill and Randy visited at the Gale Grabill home Sunday night Mr and Mrs Elmer Petersen went to Blair Sunday to bring Jayme home for the summer, The Dale Christensen family of Guthrie Center visited at the Orvie Christensen borne Thursday night. Mrs Elmer Petersen and Jane visited at the Rose Petersen home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Hansen, the fred Jensen family, Dale Jensen family, John Andersen family and Ivan Andersen family were guests at the Verncr Hansen home Monday night in honor of Kevin's 4th birthday. Mrs Lyle Knudsen and Beth accompanied Mrs Robert Larsen, LuAnn and Lynn to ply Airport where LuAnn left by plant for Wafpole, to spend the summer wtth hor aunt, Mrs Don Larimore and Mr and Mrs LaVerne Hansen and Layne met Mr and Vr Richard Treon and family and Mr and Mi- Dalton Hoover at Green Valley Lake near Creston Sunday afternoon, Mr and Mrs Joe Petersen, Mrs Lisa tersen, Judy Petersen, Mr and Mrs August Christensen, and Mrs Glen Petersen and boys attended a reception at the Richard Johnson home in Oakland Wednesday night following commencement exercises in honor of Franklin's graduation. The Stuart Gearhart family of Billon, Mont, are guests at the home of his brother- in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Ed Hansen and family this week.

Mr and Mrs Darrell Krohn and girls visited at the Chris Knudsen home Sunday afternoon. Garner's Farm Tax Record Book Used by hundeds of Shelby county farmers simple, easy to keep, recommended by attorneys. See at -HARLAN TRIBUNE the new Tensor Anvil- Lamp A quality htgh-intentlty lamp at a moderate prict. Harlan Tribune Stationery The third grade girls were entertained at the Herb Johnson home Saturday ito celebrate their daughter Rachel's birthday. Visitors at the Christena Jepsen home Monday afternoon were Mr and Mrs Milo Ratten- borg of Wiota and Mr and Mrs Chris Ratten- borg of Atlantic.

Mr and Mrs Perry Hemphill of Fargo, N. spent several days here visiting at the Kenneth Potts home. A birthday party ait the Herb Hansen home Saturday afternoon honored their daughter Christine on her 7th birthday. Rev, and Mrs Soren Kaldahl of Lincoln, visited relatives and friends at Elk Horn and Harlan Sunday and Monday. They also attended the funeral of Anthon Hansen, a resident of the Salem Home, which was held ait Shelby, Mr and Mrs Sidney Christensen and their house guests, Mr and Mrs Soren Larsen of Santa Rosa, Mrs Emma Nissen and Mrs Ellen Petersen were Thursday supper guests at the Belmoot Olsen home near Kim- bailton.

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Larsen attended baccalaureate services at Atlantic Sunday evening. Gary Richmond, a nephew of Mrs sen, was a member of the graduating class. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Petersen of Fargo, N. spent the weekend at the Kenneth Potts and Leon Petersen homes. The Peter- sens are moving from Fargo to Ames where Kenneth has enrolled at the college 'there for the coming year.

Mr and Mrs Dave Fossey and son Reid of Prairie Village, spent Saturday and Sunday at the Wilmer Farfey home and Reid's third birthday tfas celebrated. Guests from a distance at the Arnold Bladt home for party honoring (their daughter Vickie on tir confirmation were the Terry Jorgensen family oflda Giwfc, Vtrnon Reich of and Sorcnsfen of Des Moines. Monday night neighbors and former neighbors at Kimbailton were guests. Carol Andersen, sttuderit at Northwest Missouri State Colfegfe at MaryvUfe, returned to her home on Friday. Carol has been hired as life guard at the Elk Horn Pool.

Shirley Sunderman, liifeh school (teacher, and Terry Hellig, State University student, have been engaged is poor Heilig will also, serve as a- lile guard. Christena Hotegh had as Friday afternoon coffee guests the Mmes Max Smith, Leory Petersen, Howard Andersen, James Jacobsen, Vilo Andersen, Roger Hansen and Darla. Mr and Mrs Albeit Andersen and Carol spent' Sunday and Monday visiting Mr and Mrs Ronald Andersen at Washington, la. Heavyweight Folders HARLAN TRIBUNE DAIRY FOODS make summer meals a DAIRY FOODS are fresh, fast, americaa dafrg association of Iowa.