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of Social and Cuto (Lvenfo Reunions fr Club Meetings fr Social Events By DONNA PAULSEN Phone 755-1191 Newcomers Club hear tips on outdoor cooking The Harlan Newcomers Club mfet at the community room May 31 with 27 old members, seven new members, and 14 guests present Cleda Danials, the Shelby County Extension Home Economist, presented a program of tipts on outdoor cookery. The president, Mrs Bernard Brenton, announced that newcomer members will be helping at the annual Flight Breakfast, to be held Sunday, June 25. Volunteers are needed for three 90-minute shifts. Anyone wishing to work, selling tickets, greeting people, or helping with registration may call 755-2001 or 755-2371. A picnic for Newcomer members and their families, will be held at Potter's Park, June 11 at 6:30 p.m.

Homemade ice cream and drinks will be furnished. In case of rain, the picnic will be cancelled. The next regular meeting will be held Wednesday evening, Sept. 27, when the new officers will take office, Program chairman, Mrs Roger Bertrand, who left the meeting early Wednesday night, gave birth to a 6 Ib, 9 oz. baby girl at 1:20 Thursday morning.

It was announced that morning coffees will be held at Potters Park, during the summer months. Dates will be announced in the Harlan Newspapers. Paul A. Paulcy, sponsor this month, furnished prizes and refreshments, which were served by hostesses Mmes Bernard Brenton, Bob Ditzel and John McDonough. Prizes were won by Linda Majerus, Mmes Loren Adams, Charles Arnold, Galen Ahrenhokz, Gary Bridger, Derold Davidson, Duane Mortensen, Gail Shellberg, Harry Thomsen, Harry Gearhart, Marvin White, and Dwight Zimmerman.

Marilyn Jans feted at pre-nuptial shower A miscellaneous pre-nuptial shower was held at the Savings and Loan community room Tuesday, May 30, to honor Marilyn Jans. Hostesses were Mrs Harvey Bolte and her daughters Patricia and Barbara. Some 60 guests played bingo and spent the evening socially. The hostesses served lunch. Pre-nuptial shower May 31 honored Marilyn Jans Marilyn Jans was honored at a personal pre-nuptial shower at the home of her sister, Mrs Judy Sisan in Des Moines Wednesday, May 31.

Mrs Donna Gilliam was co-hostess for the evening. The evening was spent playing games and the hostesses served lunch to the 30 guests. Marilyn became the bride of Larry Deal Saturday, June 3, at St. Michael's Catholic Church in Harlan. County Democratic Women met May 29 at Panama The Shelby County Democratic Women's Club held their final meeting of the season Monday, May 29, in the Panama school cafeteria.

Mrs Ambrose Muenchrath, Earling, gave a report on the 7th District Northern Conference held in Carroll, May 20, Mrs Walter Andersen, Harlan, was presented a corsage and bon bon dish in appreciation of acting as chairman of a successful membership drive. The Panama Cub Scouts of Pack 42 marched in uniform presenting the flag in a well prepared drill, under ithe direction of den mothers, IMrs Ralph Mickels, Mrs Joe Fahn and Mrs Bob Theulen. Carol Goetz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Goetz, gave a recitation entitled, "Scratch the News Boy's Monday Morninf, 5, COMING EVENTS AT VETERANS BUILDING June 10--Andrew Pokorny, dinner, reception; June 25--American Legion Dance (combo). LINDA NELSON Mr and Mrs Thomas Nelson of Irwin, have announced the engagement of itheir daughter, Linda, to Vernon Brue, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Brue of Defiance. Miss Nelson is a 1967 graduate of the Irwin High School, Her fiance is a 1965 graduate of the Irwin High School and is presently employed at the Shelby County ASC office.

The couple is planning a July 8 wedding at the Irwin Lutheran Happy Flower Girls prepare for flower show, June 10 The Happy Flower Girls Junior Garden Club met Saturday, May 27, at the Methodist fellowship hall with nine girls present. Plans were discussed for the flower show, which will be held June 10. The girls completed itheir program books and also planted dish gardens and fterrariums which they hope to exhibit at the flower show. The next club meeting will be Tuesday, June 6 at 1:30 m. at fellowship hall in the Methodist church.

TO ATTEND BUSINESS COLLEGE EARLING Marie Nowatzke, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Nowaitzke, Earling, will attend Nettelson Van Sans College of Business starting June 5 for training as a keypunch operator. She is a spring graduate of Panama-Portsmouth. Dodd-Martin nuptials at Indianapolis recently Announcement has been made of the recent marriage in Indianapolis, of Miss Pamela Aim Dodd of Indianapolis, to Thomas L. Martin, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph L. Martin of Harlan.

Martin is stationed ait Fort Benjamin Harrison and (the couple is living in Indianapolis. MARIBETH ZIMMERMAN ELECTED EARLING An Earling student, Miss Maribeth Zimmerman, was elected to a major office in the College Young Democrats at Briar Cliff College in Sioux City. Miss Zimmerman will serve as parliamentarian for the 1967-68 academic year. A freshman at Briar Cliff she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Zimmerman. Pre-nuptial shower honors Dixie Havick Dixie Havick was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower given at the home of Mrs Harry Gearhart Sunday afternoon, May 21.

The shower was attended by 15 former classmates and friends of Dixie's. Decorations were in the bride-to-be's chosen colors of pink and white. A pink umbrella adorned the gift table. A buffet luncheon was served from a lace-covered table decorated with pink and white flowers and pink tapers. Carol Christensen, sister of the future bride, poured coffee.

Julie Boeck dipped the punch. Ann Christensen and Julie Boeck assisted Dixie in opening her gifts. Dixie will become the bride of Terry Boeck, June 17, in Harlan. "Ladies Day'' events at the Country Club Attendance at the Wednesday, May 31, ladies day at the Golf and Country Club was cut down because of (the most welcome rain. The golf contest was canceled.

There were six tables of bridge with awards as follows: Mrs Harold Gibson, high; Mrs Frank Wetrnore, second, and Mrs F. E. Brazie, third. Winner of the May 23 "best poker hand" contest was Mrs Wetmore, with most 6's; second honors with the most 4's, resulted in a seven-way tie between Mmes Elmer Norgaard, Don Larimore, Ray Heesch, Clay Pauley, Chas. Holtz, Richard Tollcfsbol and Cliff kett.

Team tournament starts this Wednesday and will continue each ladies day for eight Also starting June 20 and continuing each Tuesday for six weeks, W. Brown, golf pro, will be at the Country Club to give all day and evening. Iree to lew Your Harlan Newspaper FREE for 3 months Every new bride who will establish her new home in Shelby county after this date may have entirely free as a gift for three months delivery of the Harlan Newspapers. Just fill out the coupon below and mail to Circulation Department, Harlan Newspapers, Harlan, Iowa. Kindly give as much advance notice as possible.

Yes, we gladly accept your NEW BRIDE OFFER: Name Town Street or R.F.D Zip Code Date of Marriage June 1, Give Up the Ship" became the slogan of the United States Navy after Captain James Lawrence, commander of the Chesapeake, was carried mortally wounded from his post on deck during the battle with the British frigate Shannon. June 4, 1896--Henry Ford wheeled the first Ford car from a brick shed at 58 Begley Avenue, Detroit, and drove it around the darkened city in a successful trial run. June 7, 1775--The United Colonies were renamed the United States. June 10, 1652--The first mint in America was established in defiance of English colonial law in Boston. John Hull, the first mintmaster, designed and issued the famous Fine Tree Shilling.

June 14, 1834--Isaac Fisher, of Spring. field, Vermont, was granted the first patent on sandpaper. June 18, 1898--A New York Times critic wrote about George Bernard Shaw: "This voluble jack-of-all trades, this so-called ist, this vociferous advocate of plain fare and industrial reform who devotes all his time to word juggling about the arts of music and the drama this carnivorous vegetarian cannot be judged by his own standards when he puts his wares on the open market David Greer celebrated 4th birthday June 1 David Grecr, son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Greer, celebrated his fourth birthday Thursday evening, June 1, at his home. Those attending were Mrs Anna Nelson, Harlan, Mr and IMrs Orville Hansen and family of Kimballton, Mr and Mrs LaVerne Nelson and family of Marne, Beverly Baker of Ashland, Mr and Mrs Raymond Nelson and family of Exira and Mike Rasmussen of Kirkman. The Life Story of MRS MARVIN BARRATT, 47 Norma Barratt was born 1920, on a farm near Manilla in Shelby County, the daughter of Matilda and Carl Brue.

She has lived her entire life in the Irwin vicinity where she graduated frdm the Irwin High School with the Class of 1937. She was baptized and confirmed in St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Irwin and has been a lifetime member of this church. Feb. 27, 1947, she married Marvin Barratt at Irwin.

To this union five sons were born. They are. Steven, Roger, Kevin, Brian and Joel, ill at home. Mrs Barratt died May 28, 1967, at the Myr- tue hospital in Harlan at the age of 47 years, four months and 23 days. Preceding her in death was her father, Carl Brue, in April of 1951.

She is survived by her husband; her sons; her mother, Mrs Matilda Brue of Irwin; her sister, Mildred, now Mrs Larry Greiner of Harlan; and three brothers--Harold Brue of Defiance and LaVern and IMerlene Brue, both of Irwin. Funeral services were held May 31, 1967, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church at Irwin, with Pastor Donald Bentz officiating. Honorary bearers were Howard Wigg, Merlene Rold, Larry Knudson, Chris Petersen, Gailard Knudson and Alvin Armentrout. Pallbearers were Leslie Brue, Norman Wiig, Gale Barratt, Milford Rold, Kenny Knudson and J.

C. McMahon, Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery at Irwin, la. FOR SALE LETTERING Guide sets on sale at Harlan Tribune. tf The Life Story of MATT SCHRAM, 85 Matt Schram was born Dec. 7, 1881, in Westphalia, the son of Magdalena and Nicholas Schram.

He married Elizabeth kel April 9, 1913, at Earling, la. To this union three children were born. They are Alvin of Defiance, LeRoy of Manilla and Mrs Ivo Gaul of Earling. At time of Mr Schram's death he was a retired farmer residing at Defiance, la. He was affiliated with St.

Peter's church. Mr Schram died May 26, 1967 at St. Anthony's hospital at Carroll, at the age of 85 years, five months and 19 days. Ho is survived by his children, five grand- We have a beautiful assortment of BRIEF BAGS AND ATTACHE CASES Makes a very nice gift. Name attached at no extra cost.

Office Supply Dept. of HARLAN TRIBUNE AT DOOR TO JAIL Bible School students got look inside real lockup on field trip Friday. See story. Bible pupils 'film' Paul's life Fiffth and sixth graders at the First Me dist-St. Paul's Episcopal joint Bible saw the inside of the Shelby county jail as part of a unique activity Friday morning.

The students, 15 girls and eight hoys, wei the "cast" of a soon-to-be released slide filial story entitled "This is Your Life: PICTURE DRAMATIZATION Bible, school teachers Mrs Earl Botting-1 house and Mrs Bill Olsen and the youngsters! filmed a picture dramatization of incidents the life of St Paul and ithe enactment of Paul's imprisonment in Rome prompted visit ito a real lock-up. The children, some wide-eyed, many ap-j prehensive, give the cells a careful scruting, with a special inspection of the jail's only occupant at the time, a 20-year-old youth being held on a larceny charge. While the kids posed for pictures, prisoner continued his solitare card game. TO GRAVEL PIT After Mrs Boltinghouse photographed "Paul" (Ron Zoss) in chains being watched by a "Roman soldier" (Mark Harris), the class withdrew to the G. A.

Fintey gravel pit at Corley to film other scenes in the life of Paul. Scenes the class enacted included Paul's conversion on the road to Damascus, a ship wreck at Malta and the stoning of Stephen the martyr. (All scenes were "stills' 1 no stones were thrown or ships really wrecked.) Methodist ministers Dr. Allen Williams and Rev. Ward Watson accompanied the young film makers on their outing.

Mrs Boltinghouse said the production will be shown to all other students taking part in the Bible School, along with a narration, at a special 10:30 a.m. program Friday in the Methodist Church sanctuary. "PAUL" IN PRISON Biblt incident staged by Roman soldier (Mark Harris) and 'Paul' (Ron Zoss). See story. children, two great-grandchildren and one sister, Mrs Anna Jacoby of Defiance.

He was preceded in death by his wife, parents, 11 half brothers and isisters, including Nick Schram, Peter Ruden and Mrs Mary Rushenberg of this vicinity. Funeral services were held Monday, May 29, 1967, at St. Peter's church at Defiance with Rev. Gerald Deere officiating. Pallbearers were Keith Wessling, Dean Uhl, Eugene Schram, Dennis Jacoby, Robert Jacoby and Richard Rushenberg.

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