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5 Wedding Cars Involvea A Scnfeca Mr arid Mfs Kenneth Andre and children 'ed weddirig of Andre Maxine 'Glen Johnson at 'June 19. Four of the guests at the wedding were hospitalized as the result.Of a 5 car accident, "miles south of Wallingford about p.m. that afternoon immediately following, the reception as newly-weds i were on 'As usual, friends were giving the 'traditional Eiettd qff by following iJarbof the way. lead car driven ty the new' 'Johnson and his new bride, attempted to 'make a turn and pulled off to ttie the road and stopped. 1 A second car driven by Dar- Schnell, Graettinger, pullec behind the Johnson car and stopped.

A third car driven by Gruce Gjerde, Graettinger, with passengers Larry Masters and Kay Carter, both of Graettinger, pulled to the left to avoid hitting the first two cars hway 'Merril, SfefeMng, Albert ing the cars. With were 'Jbhn- son, Janet 'Johnson, both of Graettinger, and Mary Ann Egeland of Wallingford. The rear -of the. Retaking car struck the JohrtSdri.cW on the right tear. in The freak accident was in the driven by II can.

auv.ji«»-**»' -V Marvin Egeland also of Graettinger, who with Alice Johnson of Graettinger pulled to the left of the road and hit the Gjerde car in the rear. Four of the twelve people involved were'hospitalized. They were. Lore'n Johnson, J.anet Johnson, Alice Johnson all ot Graettinger and Mary Ann Egeland of Wallingford. An estimated $2,700 damage Was done to the five cars involved.

It's the rich man Who doesn't hesitate to ask the store clerk to show him something cheaper. ide Honored Wit Recent Shower the LuVerne Evangelical United Brethren church -with 30 scaring the- c6urtesy, i HfisiesSe's Were Curtis MoVga'n 'AlMrt tte'fti. rn rr BOWL IN IE fOURTH WITH 'MOONLilE BOWl AT 'START JULY "3 AT AND B6wL AAORNING. PICK V60R CAll FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE CY 4-2525 Lead, Zinc, and Tiiahiam WHITF EXTERIOR PAINT 99 Reg. $5.50 Value GALLON; PAH ONLY $18.88 WHITE PAINT Perfect for fences, out buildings, or primer coat.

fiS Arnelftl Jerry Hat wo week -visit -with "his' dr. end Mrs, Robert, -'i Margo Stampka went to ForV Dodge Monday whefe she and Mrs. MlH6n Wilhelm girls of LiiVerner, Mr. aria of Cedar Rdpws attend the Kubly "Sunday. They wei unuy scnooi.

£,, iJt yM Mr. arid Mrs. LToyd Games were played a ing Marshall- Clahey, ftflrdy was in charge. "Johnson underwent surgery at the Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge. He entered June 15 and is expected, to released June 23.

His condition is satisfactory. Word received that Mrs. Bar- bar'a Terriplih underwent major surgery in a Gruridy Center hps pital Thursday, is da'ugh' ter'of Mr. and Mrs. Sobert Hard copf, LuVerne.

I Frarikie Moeding is medical patient in a Fort Dodge lospital since Tuesday. Tevr Arrival Word has of th irth 'of a i daughter to am James Roberts at Boulder 1 Colorado -June 19. Mrs. Roberts, ormeru Marilyn. is the daughter of Mr.

'and Mrs. Walter L. Hefti'of Britt, formerly of Lu- Verne. Mrs. Hefti is her daughter and family.

1 Elected Officer "Mrs. William Goetsch 'attended he North Iowa Arinuat Conference the past week "in Msfrshall- town as the lay delegate' Jf torn the LuVerhe-Livermore Mejhcki- ist charge. 'She was acporhparuefl by Mrs. Robert, McGowan? Renwick president the? of North On Tuesday evening the. Rural Fellowship Banquet was held in Friends church with 250 Mrd.

elected secretary the i.jviethodiiti Rural Fellowship fpr four, years On Thursday was elected to served on ifhe.JTo'wn and Country CorrimissibnVfor the nexUcJua; and girls Visited his mother 1 flarie Stoddard Sunday. Father's Day guests in, the'" and Mrs. Albert Jftjftfeltt were sdme of TsKj, Kenneth 'and Rdriald -wl at home. Mr. Larson, Mr, and Mrs.

Eoger.Day^ Sharon Wilhelm, Humb'Oldt, 4lf. of Her tmcle the Lattice Miller lorne parents Mf. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Vernon and boys Rplfe, and Mrs.

McPea'k and children of jienwick, Sandra Pat- Serson rnlk Jk "rklort iDes MofnfeS. 'tHe fathering also of.Van- and Jeffrey Hanson. Father's Dayndinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'William 1 Afl'n Rock to fiffd daughtef Mf, and Mfs.

Struthettrfatriilyv -suftday even" ing the -QoetSch. home ViMbf SWeen, Art 'Sftd-- Vickitf of Mr, and 'Mrs. Elmfef Wagnef. Webster City They wtyl sisters, -Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Satre and boys, and Miss Hulda Fritzemeier; ot.Rockford,,Jll. for a Sun'day-a't 'Clear -Lake. Sur'e 'is i' 'difference between good, sound reasons ana reasons that sd'un'd 5 good. ol-the Hurt Ifeek-Efife clUB was held at the home of Linda, Gardner, A discussion on the ogram lonstraffoft 39 Gallon 5 GALLON LOTS SYMPHONY IN COLOR HARMONY RUBBER LATEX WALL PAINT Truly a beautiful paint io work with add see. Dries in minutes.

Compare S6.QQ 3 99 Gallon SUPER BRIGHT RED OUTSIDE BARN PAINT 1 49 Gallon GALLON PAIL ONLY C. fparty jrirthday, Monday vi T- her neighbor, Hof. She was 'given. hanaerchiefs by. the Mrs Neal, Albert Mrs.

Wayne, Sanfbrd, Mrs. Phi Lichty. and Ramus. Mrs. Sanford brougri birthday cake for the refreshments.

Karen Headinger of Dfecorah past. her' aunt the Bertie C. Ramus family. Mr. -and Mrs, Studer were gue.sfs Sunday of.

his mother 'Mrs. Helen Studer at Corwith and celebrated George birthday. Other guests, were his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Gengler of Whittemore.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pech, Junior of Atlanta, 111., arrived Monday to visit his sister Mr and Mrs.

Max Block. Fathers Day guests in the Earl John home to honor their father Fred Hinz were Mr. and Mrs. George Studer, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Nielson, Mr. and Mi's. Dean Bowmann, LuVerne, Merna Larimer, Algona, and Dale Larimer, Cedar Rapids. I Dinner guests Saturday of Mrs. Jessie Stripling were her cousins Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Clement, Hcf- tjngcr, North Dakota, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clement, Silvertown, Oregon, and Mrs. Claude Whitehijl of Caller? Sunday afternoon with Mrs, Minnie.

Hagjist were Wilbijr Amspoker and sister Mrs. Ethel Emerie of Humboldt. SelMt bit of of i 0H in ole price. Bureau Was, he and plans matte for a out. giveniby joined by her 61ff fee' CY fo' ALOONA All- Year kerns To Have All The Answers Says Leonai'd Olson, Variety, Algona HAS NEVER BEFORE BEEN AND WITH THE UNSETTLED WEATHER WE'VE 'BEEKl THE feAS CONDITIONER IS THE PERftcT ANSWER TO OUR HEATING COOLING PROBLEMS." YES SIR, MR, OlisON, WHO HAD THE ABOVE PICTURED A'RKtA- SERVEL UNJT INSTALLED IN HIS STORE HERE RECENTLY, IS REALLY IMPRESSED BY ITS PERFORMANCE; SHOWN WITH MR.

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