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I Dale Nyman, Ex-Senecan, Seneca A wedding of interest to Semecans was solemnized May 21 at Memphis, when Miriam Ann Buck and Dale. Nyman were united in marriage. She is: a daughter of Mr and Mrs William Edward Buck, Memphis, and he is the son of Mr and Mrg James Nyman, former residents now living at Estherville. Wayne Nyman, Bancroft, was his brother's best man. A res ception was held immediately following the ceremony.

"Among out of town guests at the wedding were the bridegroom's parents, his' brother and wife and their children, Dare rel, Douglas, Arlen and After a wedding trip to the Smokie Mountains, the couple will make their home.at Memphis where Mr. Nyman: is a geologist with the United States Geological Survey. The bridegroom was graduated from Seneca high. school in 1949. He was graduated in 1953 from Iowa State tf.

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Engraving) Cradle Roll Program The Blakjer. Woman's Missionary Federation held their annual birthday party and cradle roll program Thursday afterhaoh. The program, opened with a Looft, hymn, led after which Mrs Henry devotions. Mrs- Otto: Wilberg presented: a vocal solo' and Mrs Elmer Krause gave. a reading.

Mrs Ted Jensen played a selection after which Mrs Looft concluded the program with 8 thought for the new year. Mrs Curtis Olsen presented the cradle roll department of the W.M.E." The local, department has 11. babies Billy Hampton and David Krause were promoted. Progress Club, Portland, Has Final Meeting are deceased, and six members were unuble: to Portland The Portland Progress Club: met June 16 at the home of Mrs. Frank Becker, with Mrs Ray Fitch and Mrs Victor Fitch assistant hostesses.

The roll 'call was answered by 18 members, Mrs Donald Weber was a guest. The program consisted of a book report by 'Mrs Howard Sparks. Mrs Frank had fun time. Mrs Goodwyn Bergerud, Mrs Victor Fitch and Mrs Earl Shipley won prizes. A letter was written and a get well card prepared to be sent to.

Mrs. hos- Elizabeth Kennedy, who is in a pital in Fort Dodge. The meeting adjourned, and lunch was served by the hostesses. There will be no July or August meetings. The ber meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Robert Wood on Thursday afternoon, the 15th. Family Pot Luck The Four Corner Social Club held its annual family pot luck supper attending were the Donald Tuesday evening. Those Ringsdorfs, Herbert Nelsons, Verle Nelsons, Lloyd Bartlelis, Glen Larsens, Herman Harms, Rollo Moores, Lavent Moores Dwight Ruses, Stanley Ruses Vieton Fitchs, Wilbur Spears. Virgil Schraders, Mis Hazel Carroll and Bobbie and Leona HaAge. The next mecting will be July 5 at the home of Mrs Glenn Larsen, Mrs, Tony Jandl went to Fort Dodge Friday afternoon where she visited Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy.

Korene Fitch. spent Thursday night with Vickie Schrader and was a week end visitor in Clear Lake at the Gertie Combs home as guest of Vickie's. Mi's. Elizabeth Kennedy har under-gone surgery for the second time. Wednesday she had a gall bladder operation.

Mrs Tony Jandl visited her sister, Mrs. Bertha Bilsborough, in Algona, Wednesday. Mr L. J. Fairbanks and Mr Carlson spent four days in northern Minnesota fishing last week.

Mr and Mrs Stanley Ruse and Leroy visited the James Honkens at Algona Monday. "Uphappiness has a place been in the world -if you've to never tell when unhappy, 'it's hard. you're REUNION The 50th anniversary and re. union of the Onawa of High 1910 School was Graduation Class held recently in Onawa. Ten members were present.

There were twenty members in the class and of this number, four are deceased, and six members were unuble: to priest from that parish in its 58g) year history. ReV. Riordan was raised on farm near Windom arid after graduation from high schobl served in the armed forces during. World. War 11 and recoved the Bronze Star at Lusan He began his, studies for the priesthood 1933.

Swea Couple To Be Honored On 50th, June 26 Mr and Mrs Nels Godfredson will honor their parents with open house in observance of 50th wedding anniversary Junc 26, from 2-5 at the Legion hall in towa City. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. Swea City The children of Hing at the Legion hall. Miss Mullarkey is the daughter of the 'Earl Mullarkeys, former Swea City residents now of Rock Island, Ill. She will become, the bride of John Carl Jones July' 23 in Utah.

Hostesses were Mesdame: Monford Peterson, Leonard Alvin. Ewing, Robert Geerdes, 'Donald Geerdes, Kenneth. -Mullarkey, Cecil Black, Glen 'Clark, Duane Jensen, MelLarry Anderson, Cliff Sykes, vin Krumm, Curtis Kluger, and Deloris Geerdes Farewell Party Mr and 'Mrs John Thompson were honored; at farewell party at the Baptist Guild hall last week, Diane. Mino. was mistress of ceremonies: for the program which consisted of musical numpers Lucille MontgomMrs; Lowell Mrs cry, Tom Preston, and Sam Link, 8 Acading: Mrs Eldon.

Link and by Mrs Roy gift was. presented the group' and lunch served nvol "'The Harold' Petersons of Algona Saturday at the Emil' Haase 'home. Capt. and. Mrs.

Harold of Ames visited recently at his parents, the Harold Fischers. The Jr. MYF will meet Friday June 24 at the Mervin Johnson home for a picnic supper fellowship. Mr and Mrs Ed Peplinski became. the parents of their first child June 10 with the birth named of a Set son.

lad has been Edward Charles Jr. Mr and Mrs Angle are paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs honor Selmar of the Uhr John entertained in Thompson, family Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Harvey and Robert of Cedar Falls and Mrs Zanke of Burt visited last week.

end in the Bob Harvey home. The Henry Kocklers of Mason City visited last weekend with his parents, the Jake Kncklers. and the Sylvester Kocklers. The Harold Hesviks and Tom Prestons. were Sunday guests al the Sam Link home, Patient Mrs.

Fred Brandt underwent surgery last Saturday at Holy Family hospital, Estherville. She is doing well at this writing. Mrs Art Anderson returned home from the hospital last Sun: day after a week's stay in Holy Family hospital. Bridal Shower Joyce Mullarkey was honored at a bridal shower Saturday eve- SCRIPTO MARKING PENCILS fishing phone CY 4-3535, Pub. Algona.

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Germany son of Mr. arid Mrs Joseph M. Studer, Wesley, Iowa, recently participated with other personnel from the 8th Infantry Division's 68th Armor in the Seventh Army tank gunnery qualification program in Bergen-Hohne, Ger, The nine-week qualification was designed to test the program efficiency of all Army tank Specialist Studer, 20, a mechgunners in Europe. anic in the armor's Company in Baumholder, entered the Army in December 1958, completed basic, training at Fort Carson, and arrived overscas the following 1057 He is a graduate of Ti-1 tonka High School and was etnployed by American Airlines, before entering the Army. Plum Creek 4-H The Plum Creck Boys 4-H club held its agnual club tour June 8 starting at Jerry Raney's.

demonstration Gary Priebe gave a on baby beef care and' a picnic was held following the tour at Call State Park, Algona. SCHOOL The Oakridge school in county closed its doors for last time recently. This Tuesday, June 21, 1940 Investigate Before You Invest Algona (la.) Upper Des Mones-5 began in 1855 when a "Miss field" was hired for to the teach sum a of the month term schooi $20.00. nothing and may prove extremely valuable; It will cost you whatever your investment aims. on any listed or unlisted Up-to-the minute information the asking from the comstock or bond is available for plete library facilities of Henderson's.

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Henry gave 8' reading, Mrs Olsen gave a prayei, Eloise Jensen sang. and Jill Jensen read 'a poem. Melba Krause and Olsen 'g poem. The program closed with scripture reading and- prayer by and Diana: freshments were served, in the church parlors. Hostesses were Mrs Odes Cherland, Mis Amey Cherland Mrs Elmer Krause and Mrs Melvin.

Bratrud. and Mrs Jack Looft ancil Tommy el Rochester, were weekend visitors. at the Henry' Looft home. Mr and Mrs John Kahl and sons of Oregon, City, Ore, and, Mrs. Bertha Pommer of Algona were Wednesday guests 'at the, Henry Loofts.

Former Plum Creek Resident Ordained Priest: Rev. Richard Riordan Richard Riordan, son o' Rev. Mrs Bertha Riordan and the late Edward Riordan, Windom, Minn. who formerly lived in Plum Creek township, was ordained into the priesthood at Winona Minn. May 29.

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