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Mrs. Bachelor Guy of Andre Science, received degree, her in. i Education at the Mid-year Come mencement from Drake Univer: sity 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 25, at the University Christian church, Des Moines.

Attending the exercises were Mr Andre, their daughters Michele and Kathy of Des Molnes; parents, Mr and Mrs Alvin Hardcopf, brothers, Mr and Billy Hardcopf and. Mark; Junior Hardcopf and Verlaine in Johnson of. LuVerne, Mr. and Mrs Loyd Larson, Carolyn, sons, Donald and Gerald of Ames were guests Sunday of their daughter and sister, the Edwin Edge family, at Humboldt. Special Services Special services will be held at the LuVerne Evangelical United Brethren church Feb.

1-6. Rev. A. T. Washington, pastor of the Salem Evangelical United Brethren church in Council Bluffs; will be guest speaker.

Sunday. visitors in the Jerry Stille home Sunday were her grandmother, Mrs K. K. Steenhard, an uncle, Mr and: Mrs David all of Lattimer Mr and Mrs. Raymond- Davis of Dunkerton, Mrs Alma Steenhard of Britt visited the past week in her daughter's home assisting with care of Barbara Kay Stille, born Jan.

14. Mrs Mary Abbas of -Lattimer was a guest Sunday in the home of brother-in-law and sister; Mr and: Mrs. William Klawitter. Mr. and A Mrs.

Carroll Marty went. Sunday to attend the de: dication of the new Sharon. Evangelical United Brethren- church near Kalona, Iowa, The pastor of the church is the Rev. Howard. Marty, brother of Carroll They also called Wayne on Marty his and brother, Mr.

baby. And: Mrs: daughter, Jan. met. Iowa. City.

Weekend guests in. the James Mallory home were friends, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Manchester of St. Paul, Wednesday Minn, evening 'guests in the Don Miller home were her parents, Mr and: Mis Henry Kueck of Lone Rock.

Mr. and Mrs DeRay Lichty. ond. children of Mason visited over Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Harry Lichty, Friday evening guests in the Don' Miller home were her sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Jensen of Clarion. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eizen and' Lyle were Sunday guests of her sister, Mr and Mrs George Dirkson at Mr.

and. Mrs: Bryce A. Wicket! had as weekend guests Mr and Mrs Claire Champine of Spirit Lake. The Champines, former teachers in the LuVerne Com-: munity school, came to attend Receives Degree Laotrossin vol Laotrossin 2-Algona (la.) Upper Des. Moines Funeral For Vernon Stone At LuVerne Lu Verne Graveside rites I were held Friday, Jan.

23, at the Lu Verne cemetery for Vernon 67, who died Jan. 19. at. Rapids following a heart attack: Born March 1892, at LuVerne, his parents were Frank and Martha Stone, early, settlers of the LuVerne me community. Following high school graduation, he attended business college and taught in country schools near LuVerne for a number of years before taking employment 'in Mason city, where he settled following marriage to Hazel Peitzke of Lu Verne.

After the death of his wife in 1951, he made his home in Cedar Rapids where he was. employed as a bookkeeper until his death. Surviving are two sons, Keith of San Marcos, Dwight R. of Vinton and one brother, Ray of LuVerne; also five grandchildren. Mr Stone was a member of the Methodist church at Mason City.

Graveside services were conducted by Rey. Worthie Usher of the Methodist Church. 54th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs George A. Eggleston observed their fifty-fourth For that Happy Feeling SAME HERE I A Take a lesson.

from Nature' but Improve on it. Save for a wintry day not in a hole, in the ground, but: in an insured savings account, here, where money' goes to work for you safely earning a good return. You'll like our friendly service the convenience of saving here. Ask about our mail-saving plan. NOW PAYING Per Annum Compounded Semi-Annually HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASS'N Since 1917 ALGONA, IOWA Thursday, Jan.

29, 1959 wedding anniversary at their home Sunday with a pot-luck dinner with their children, attending. They were Mr. and Mrs Arthut Henry, Mr and Mrs Walter Schmeling of Pocahontas; Mr and Mrs Charles Nygaard and family of Wesley; Mr and Mrs Vernon Eggleston and daughters of Irvington, the Misses Beluah and Doris: Eggleston of Des Molnes and Julie Nygaard, Ames. Open house was, held called to honor the couple. afternoon when many, friends Pouring was Mrs Arthur Henry.

Other visitors were their four great-grandchildren Paula, Phyllis Douglas and Danny. Block, children of Mrs Schmeling, wha live with their father, Lewis Block in the parental, and Mrs Max Block Mr Eggleston is retired from many years service as agent for: the railroad. JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF Typing Stands AND Posture Chairs GIN BEAUTIFUL COLOR COMBINATIONS AND AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES Upper Des Moines Publishing Co. OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. Naw Borking Lot In Algane final games of the Little Nine tournament at Bode Saturday Mr and Mrs Alvin Weber, son LeRoy end his Audrey Wigans of Ken wies visited day in Mankato, Minn.

with their son and brother, Mr and Mrs Jerry Weber and son. Mrs Harry Nafiziger and Burtis DeNio, leaders of the LuVerne Live Wires Girls club, attended a workshop for 4-H Leaders at the Extension office in Algona recently. Donald Gerald Larson, Ames, were weekend visitors with their parents, the Loyd Larson and Carolyn. Mr and Mrs Jon Nelson had as weekend guests her sister, Mr and Mrs J. Martell Rudd and daughter, Patsy of Minneapolls, Minn.

Mrs Alan. Croonquist and son Moorland ithe past week in the parental F. F. Fett home. Mr and Mrs Loyd Donald, Gerald and Carolyn were evening guests in the i home of her sister, the Chris Brechiers at Hardy.

The hon ored guests were Mr and Mrs Ronald Brechler, who are leaving to. make their home in Phoenix. Mr. and Mra Elmer Stebritz and moved from Boone and how, occupy the Milo Miller residence. Mr.

Stebritz is employed by the Mor-Gro Co. of Algona. They have a daughter in the fourth grade, and twins, Joan and Joane, in the second grade Mr and Mrs Curtis Morgen were Sunday guests in the home of her sister, Mrs. Esther Bishey in Webster City. Jane Schnetzer celebrated her: seventh.

birthday alter. school Thursday with a party for her first grade and Sunday School classmates in the rooms of the Evangelical. United Brethren church with 18 attending: Other: guests, were cousins, Coleen Schnetzer and Janice Kraft and their mothers from Renwick, her grandmother, Mrs Anna Blumer, and great aunt, Luella Blumer. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Grein entertalned their neighborhood card club: Sunday evening with three tables in High, Mr and Mis Robert.

Will, low, Milton Wilhelm and Mrs. John Pergande, Bid Nine, Gordon Gregory and travel, Mrs Don Miller. Mr. and Mrs Wilbert Kubly: of Minn. called the homes of his brother and sister, Mr.

and Mrs Henry Kubly, Mrs Sula Frantz and: her, sister, Mrs Anna Blumer, Saturday, Guests Sunday in the Charles Mrs Harold Nielson Sr. Thursday. Mrs. Robert Nielson was a guest. Mrs Sylvester Brace.

presented Hanselman Tre home in honor or the tenth birthday of their son, Dennis, were his aunt and uncle, the Raymond Johnson family of Algona. Mr. and Mrs Henry Kubly, Mr and Mrs Elmer Kuply, Dale and Keith of Ames, Mr and Mrs Edwin Marty, -Janice Marty and Arnie: Elbert of Algona were Sunday guests in the Judean Weltha home in Randall; They, went to celebrate the first birthday of Michael Gene Weltha. -Mr' and Mrs Billy Hardcopt were hosts Friday evening to their winter card club. Guest were Mr and Mrs.

Robert Hardcopf. At three tables in play, high, Burtis. De Mrs Clifford Holmes, low, Mr and Mrs Verne Bid Nine, Mrs Holmes, Mr. and Mrs Sylvester, Brace and boys and her father, William Rath, were Sunday guests of Mrs Martha: Rath, mother of William Rath on the occasion of her birthday at Lone Rock. Just For Fun' 500 Card: Club were Thursday of Mrs Don Miller, Mrs Robert Will was a guest.

'At play, 'high, Mrs. Earl Johns, also Bid Nine bid, low, My's Dean Bowman, and travel, Mr's Harold Meyer. The winter neighborhood 500 card party met Wednesday evening at the 'Curtis Morgan home. At three tables in play, high, William Rath and Mrs Sylvester Brace, low, Edwin Marty and Mrs Robert: Sowers, travel, Mrs Albert Hefti. The J.

J. club wore guests of the lesson. Myron Speer To Conservation Job SenioR Myron Speer of this accepted a position with the State Conservation Commisson 'and WAS to report for duty this week at Des Moines. He will he A conservation officer, after six weeks training, and has bean Assigned la Pottawetamie county, near Couneil Bluffs. The Speers have been honored at a number of Seneca and Fenton.

parties, and Mrs. Speer and sons were given 8 farewell courtesy at the Fenton Methodist church lest week. The courtesy also honored the Gerald Goch-' Forest and Tohn all of whom are moving away, Local Men To Lead Discussions Joseph Skow and Burton Harmes of the local Presbyterian church have been invited to be discussion leaders at sessions of the National Council of. Presby, terian. Men's Meeting at March 18, 15.

Several men from the Algona church plan to attend. BONE Mrs Charles Behounek of Chela returned home recently from hospital in. Cedar Rapids after having a bone which had swallowed; removed Elevator Men From Oftosen At State Meeing Ottosen Attending the Dealers convention at Des Moines from Sunday afternoon until Wednesday ware Mt. and. Mrs Al fred Schuitz, Mr.

and Mrs Ralph Tacobson, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lenhard and Mrs. Mr.

and Mrs Percy Walnem and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Freiden. Priscilla Holt and Peter Holt all and his friend Truman: Homme, of Luther College Decorah spent the weekend at the Merle Holt home. Martha Usher of Iowa State Teachers' College, Cedar Falls, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Usher. Lovig of the University of Wisconsin at Madison WAS home for the semester break, was Patty Struthers, home from Drake. University, Rev. A.

Rameriz of Pocahontas preached the Hermon Sunday morning at the Presbyterian church He also ordained the new elder? Mrs. Earl Long and installed trustees and other church of. ficers. Mr. and Mrs.

Hichard Kinseth and Mr and Mrs Oliver Kinseth1 attended a retirenient dinner for Fred Rasmussen of Renwick 'Saturday evening, Mr Rasmusseh 16 from Renwick, where he was a rural mail carrier. The dinner was at the Johnson House at Algona. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Struthers the parents daughter, Cindy Lee born.

Sunday, at. Mercy Hospital in Fu. makes for the family of three daughters Guests at the Antoneter home Tuesday evening for Mrs birthday were and Peter. and Peter Jr. of Whittemore, Mr.

'and Mrs. Ray Mertz and Me and Mrs. Bill Dearchs af Algona, Mt. and Mrs. Paul Dahlhauser and Henry Dahlhauser, Mt.

and Mts Robert Waechter. and Mr. and Mrs Verne Waechter and family of West Bend. and Mrs Albert Bergum ting to see her aunt, Mry Even went Fort Dodge Sunday eveKolsrud, who is critically ill at Lutheran hospital, WESLEY By Mrs. Viola Studer MY Herman Adelf of Richland, Calif, spent several days with his sister and husband, Mr.

and Mrs. Will Martinek and with relatives in Hartley. Rev. Robert Jones went! Simpson College, Indianola, Jan. to 300 other.

Methodist ministers at an annual Iowa pas-tors school in: session, soveral days. Kathy Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes WAS brought home Sunday from Britt hospital where she had been several days for care. 3 "Janice Wier, Omaha, Neb.

spent the here with her enter Mi 8 pounds, 25 In and Mrs. A vin have a of three Siris and. boy. Justine Becker is the paternal grandmother. Mr.

and Mrs Elmer Doughan and and Mrs. Herman Bode attended the 40th 5 wedding anniversary open house honoring Mr and Mrs. Jack Devine at Britt Sunday Mrs Herman Bode' attended a dinner and birthday party for het sister. held Mrs at the Frank home Kollasch of Mia Dan Foley of Whitfemore Jan. A baby boy was born Jan.

25 in Hancock Memorial -hospital, Britt, by caesarian section to Mr. and Mrs Frank. Richter, who now have a family of six sons and two. daughters. Mr.

and: Mrs Elmer Glawe of Corwith were Sunday guests of the Erling Floms. They observed their wedding anniversaries. George Kelch will operate meat processing plant and bakery. at Kanawha, where they have purchased a home. Mrs Kelch is the former Phyllis Studer.

They are former Wesleyans. A public card will be held Sunday evening, Feb. 1, in the Legion, Hall. Lunch will be served. Patty Weiland entertained eight girls Saturday.

at a birthday She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville A cleaning bee was held at St. (Joseph's Catholic CHurch Wednesday, afternoon. IF IT'S NEWS, WE WANT IT.

Phone aY 4 3535 Your Newspaper PUBLIC MEETING January 31, 1:30 Algona High School Auditorium An Address "Life Under Other Economic Systems Clifton L. Jr. Harding College Searcy, Arkansas No Admission Charge Public Invited by Kostuth County: Farm. Bureau. Poland China Bred Sow Sale February 3 P.M.

45. bred gilts, to farrow In Feb. Mar. and a few in April. We are offering gills from Certified Meat Type Litters, most.

have slaughter information on lifters. Bred to our outstanding pair of herd boars. and Lepto, tested. Sale on farm in heated barn. Floyd Friedow and Sons Kanawha, lowa (4) MOST SUPER MARKETS ARE NICE YOU KNOW- -BUT IF YOU LIKE PRICES REALLY LOW COUNCIL NATIONAL is the place to GO! OAK the HIGH PRICE NATIONAL SMASH 657.

BARRIER! RIGHTS QUANTITY RESERVED FOOD STORES 1. FOR PRICES JAN. lowest prices in town- Plus King Korn Stamps in Purchase! FULLY COOKED SHANK WHOLE HALF OR HILLSIDE FRESH PER 18. PORTION LB. 55 U.S.DA.

BELTSVILLE. TURKEYS INSPECTED GRADE PER A PORTION 43 NO SLICES CENTER PER SLICES LA REMOVED HALF BUTT FROM PER HALF HAMS! 594 MEDIUM DOZ 007 31c SEMI BONELESS APPLES NAVEL ORANGES TENDER PORK ROASTS STEAKS 18 49c DELICIOUS CHOICE 48 40 PER 69 2 Doz. CATSUP JONATHAN JUMBO EASY 88 TO SIZE. PEEL SLICE SIZE MISSION THICK PORK BUTTER OR RICH BANQUET CHICKEN CHICKEN BACKS Lack 2 99c 29c CALIF. GREEN PASCAL.

FRESH CRISP HEAD SWIFTS RING FINE ON COARSE BOLOGNA 49c CELERY SWIFTS LETTUCE BOTTLES LONGHORN CHEESE 49c 45c LARGE STALK SIZE 24 LOE. HEAD: SIZE: NATCO -ALL PURPOSE 75c: NEBR. RED SLAB BACON AH CANADIAN LARD BACON Pal HE 59c GRAPEFRUIT POTATOES WASHED WAXED PERCH DUNGANESS FILLETS CRABS: NO.I FLORIDA: 3 29 69 SHORTENING 59c 80 FRESH STICKS WE De 33c FOR FOR BAG THE ELB. Franks KRAUT FRANK'S CAN mmm BEE PILLSBURY KRAUT WAXTEX 2 CANS :29 HONEY 100 FT. ROLL 23c JAR 8-az.

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