The Humboldt Republican from Humboldt, Iowa • Page 14

J'iiril nr: t. t-Vc'UIU: Wil SjK'ir. Ah' am' i 'I vjf liimt- Airs. S-'Vir I Til- clllli ilMi iii' -i; iaviiv.ei: JKITTT THE HUMBOLDT REPUBLICAN, Humboldt PACE SECTION JTHREE FRIDAY, MARCH 2. 19SJ METHODIST SERVICED IN CHARGE OF HARDY UYMEN SUNDAY Oi.v Mrs, L.

HARDY Sunday 'M i Sunday iu t.dc Of till J-iBI'jv f.iir.rr of wi The worship Brrvif.i- of Myron Tin- tf 8ponul.v« reading utitl M-'-iji'iin was read by ntl A good lS yiu-n jClnncy. Ja- as Unm rnuiu k'nn; thaiiUfu! to vtuf- i 'Huniuaiili Jo; Hi suTr- ht shiilj lir nmvt to cross- Ills path? Ah. The Woman's SorU-'y ci: l- a.D Service wjlj i home vf Knmi March 7. Mm. i.

will IfcaU the: and sou will In: by Ix-th CunU-r. Mre. Maude rja' i t'! ii pi- Tu- bahy ir.iutifiK Tii' i an ii" i. ui; Xr. -f'btrar vi t-icnjijj; i'-imi tiivir i I i -i Vtii! J' i a-it 'li I vhi -I 'i--m-i' of I-UKS fjr.sri-.ii ieuinc then: -Htalinn linv.

in tiie rniii nisKac; of snmr.i"r. s-oiif nmt families in Thomas is jr. titr Jiury has- iilni 'M js p.istor of Our church, art- ciiioy- very isiueli. Alri. TUtlph Gamwcii uiitiarei; tiwi! Krot; Air and nnd Siirouynii id Huniboiilt Tvtrrc ciivst? si; Hormun our pveniiu; last Airs.

1 of llillnr siippnr quests HI tin lnmit Thurs--dar evotiiuc. Grac.j risited Jraii, A'- Airs. Otto Tonmrdinr Lw TTiisvu. Swaiison nnd ho.v (ifursf Kocstncr oT Ton THtnefrmhp Tuesday mm Tiaiied nnti' Ti-ur-ruyy si; tilt Tloyd Ni NATION Because of the danger from rabies infection of doge in the vicinity, all in the City of Hunibeldt, Iowa, shall be confined within buildings or by leata or otherwise prevented from running at large during the four days, March 9, 10, 11 and 12, 1951. The police officers of the city have been ordered to impound any dog found running at in the city during such period and to keep it for five days, within which time the owner may identify snd claim it; any such dog not so claimed in sudb time will be destroyed.

The purpose this procedure is to eliminate dogs which are dangerous because of rabies infection or which, because not properly watched and cared for, might become rabid or spread infection to pets whore owners do properly care for them. It is hoped that this method will be effective and make it unnecessary to impote the much more severe restrictions provided by law or the 60 day quarantine adopted in some communities. iind Jlunalti JUiy aiici uuci Sir. Air; C. L.

were Kiippcr a- Hit Hubert -n! uiit: Airs. £lias Cai-lfion vis- tin Man Scbw-yier bnmt in I TiKistlay i.ntl Mrs. Hurry ami laniiJy unt; Sirs. Eltznheth bcrr liiniiKr Kut-sts thfc Aly- riir. Sunduy.

Mr iinti Oiaf Euwiii'ti Kauiutid honiv iitui OU' J. Carlsmi unt; dinner cuestg Sunihiy is' KhiiF home. Auua Potter and son. Car- tbe sectiomU Ijus- at I'ertile 'WednesdaT Brechii'r suicl Boii of MohieK spent UIH v. at tlie name of the er? Mr.

Mrs. Chris C.vacc Kranhe IF Bpendins v- cutinu at hw ix.T'UiiH*' has at Cm- ctuiipuny Humlraltit. work i' "ii'' Xr.n'.miil bank in Mr. St. private birthday party ut thf j-Coestner boone at Fprt Saturday -eveuicg in Mri-.

Koestner. joid JSj-s. JLyle Jijti s-oiif. and Dean, -wtre Suti'jay ice of tist-tr, -and Mrs. fciic! iii.ii.-i!y in nf Ames 15 tijf- boiut- o' l)js jjar- tiiii Mrs.

Oscar "iVjmti VI'J-KU yf AIUVS "tbv P- ut hit; liamt litre. -5 Riinu tiif linns' thv Alt. nni: Airs. Un- und Airs. H.

Pamiuil uiu. lir.upht^T.. Jiaeh'M. hy Mr. atiti Mrs.

AUrec of to Javkson. Kuiiisay whore ttioy tbe horn! 1 nf Airs. 3'aimcirs nnd Mrs. Elsiinr Clium- unti tamUy. Mr.

uiiii Mrs. CHiiiirt! Skiyi" Klin (tatigiityr. day with Sk iuiiiu: diaries Bownmr, at Air. Krh C. 1.

vjsiit-i: ill'. Alerltti L.ti(:l:v.-tM)Li hrnui ii; Htmthnici! Thurstioy Air. and Vouclii v. ere (himer lit bonit of tlieir ilaupbter. p.nC Mrs.

UnlK'rt Rutiutid. Air. and Mrs. 'LnuTeiict and Biiii. Nitrinan.

visited nt the home nf il Dick Elaier Scnilay Air. ant! Mrs. Eidtiii St-elry anti sVrden nT AUvon rts- i'fil -Sari, lit thi- enihi Osrar TTyutt bmne. Mr. anil TWrs.

Anocrsot wan- ilinncr pu'jstf Sun; the bom? oT Airs. Theoun at liriti. Air. and Mrs. Hi 1 ward RnsniUBsen iinii sons uttttntled a party 11! tbe pai'entiil E.

IVilsoc Eacie -Grove Sunduy evuninc in honor of Mr. AViison's. hirthday. A'r. and Mrs.

Clancy visited at the Alurion Carter home in I Thtir TburBday afternoon. i Mrs. John Sicvesop and daisnh- Jacgueline. visited over tht weehend at the Merwin Maurer i home at Toledo, lowh. Satuj'dcy.

AlrE. Sti'V'jnsun uuci end Airs. and dauphU'r. Cj'iitlibi. i ut tbe home of Mrs.

Currtul nnd taruiiy et Marshailtown. Mr. r.nd ivIrK. Larry Lerilal Carol and Scurt. fcud Mr.

and Mrs. Aivin and dunsh- Diunnt Sue. vent to Hows 5un- tlty moniini; to bear the "Waldorf i 'j'noir ol Forest City at tlie L.utberan church in DWWB. Mrs. sis; tf-r.

Elain Haaiand. IB a member of i tbe choir. Mrs. Edward Haiuand. IUK; son.

Charles, formerly of Grand Kiver. are inp at tbe Edwartt Haaland bonie lor the present Edward Haaiand. if working his brother. Laurence Kuaiand. in tbe implement busitieFs- at Cor- and they will movt boon as living tmartvrs art' uvu.ii- ublp.

Mr. and MTE. El wood litimnit-jis. Mr. atiti MrE.

Harold S'oUdarO und anil Mr. laid Mrs. KJesiaper and famiJy came to the Brfvig- home Snntiay veainr and cave there a surprise farewe.H party. A pot luck lunch wa? served. The group presented Mr.

and Mrs, The Snivi-s. en- soun Inrin near Sir. ami Jiurry ant! Airs, Larry Si.rvc-ii«!"i o' anC unri Mrt. John Slfsvpnsnn and rtnnpliter. inc.

wr? sttpjier pii'-si? iit. Ilir Slt'veusou humi 1 TliurstlEy MT-K. 'if Ollorti'il. of Ai lli' 1 inl'l-wcek service, ill In I II llrV JiyJz on KaJse Kricnd." to Ml! kcml visil'irM Mr. Emu Jlrs.

C'U- cf POWF Mrs. Pino Hjciiwlaiul Eiit! two iii Lirvi-rut 1 tiiiuiur puKsts a tin 1 htisnt of Mri-. Lnuisp TnriauC rrioey. Altc visitors a' the VurluitU Mrs. joiin A'onpht and Mrs.

HIH! CiiurHfF- ArtuniK niui stm, r.rc;-e. at llif Holtlen home at Otiosea Sunduy aiiernonn, State Aur. L.IK dauphttT nl Mr. and Mrs. KetintjU! is Tiaitini: this at the hamt tif her uncle and Mr.

and Mrs. Art Ttirkeltior ai Ames. Mr. und Mrs. Eucunp Vorlunc 1 and Bern.

uf Be? Moiues -wiled the the jmrcntul and ill the hnnn. iif Mr. Vorinnd'F inntber. MI-B. i Lonise Toriann.

Mrs. Edward Haa- iiititl. ami Kim. Chi-rjes. returned honif with tlif Torland fain ily 3or a visit.

Mr. and Mrs. It H. Smith. Mrs.

3va JUolcB of PncahnntUK. Mr. tmd i Mrs. Virpii Erc-in Mid son. Edwin.

r.iu! Lluyd Smith ol Jicuwictk were rtuuier puests tin- Howard Smith i liomc in Tiicsr Suudsiy. und Mrs. TVillinra McKim and i itsusnter, Mary. Mr. Mrs.

Clyde i Gist. liTid the Ktisttctt' Olilen laiuily i were dinner snt'StE at the Cliff home Sunday. The iii honor ol Mrs. Muvim's wnich vas and in honor of Knscoe btithdav Monday. RENWICK CHURCHES HOLD UNION LENTEN SERVICES SUNDAY i By Minf Li'iia JiK.NWICK I'nlDil iian Hie ctiurcli.

Siindiiy wvclllliK, wllll III'' iifv. 10. CtiKkT. cliiilrniiiii. Tlie Rvv.

II Kiillili'i'lllHM IC. F. TlKiinpwjn'H Hi-nnon wim on thf "Imp irluiil Slop ()l1 The Way," W. I'. Wltlnii'i' and MihK Janici' "Sul'l- Iv ami Ti'inlfi'ly." Hircniiipiiiili'rl liy Hurl Hi' 1 "I'Kiili.

'j'lie n'u ciul liy Kuste i Hii-'ee vlvlioi'i 1 I joined Hie )ut at ivl in. enter- Martin, Feu. Jutloding was leader. inn mi'l Presidents tli'' for roll call. i Alncli vrais receited i lioin Hie li'iiji 1 of Washington, Koimevelf" 'iroijiai).

Jackson and iiuii. KraakJin Tfuinaa, Jatksoa and Mrs. Slar- Hn, liy tier daughter. I'orlnliflili) i lull Tliu met with Mi-ii. It, 22.

Tbir- REN on Page 4j a.t vws'jfl ii'jiue "saiid were Thvj'r-. r. aud Mrs. it's good sense and good fashion to buy your children Buster Browns during our BUSTER BROWN 9 fCtmtuinetl irom Page 1) BOE linii dauchler-in-law tn- tutained ai birthday dinner at the DonaJd Arre horns. Sunday aS.r.rnoDn a son -was liorn to and Mrs.

Gannen Pllibsen Lutheran liospit.E.1. Fort -Dodge, to Mr. End Mrs. Elmer WeJidt. Mr.

and Mrs. LVcrrd Erwin and lirtif soii. Crair; Allen, born Jan. "4 in Lutheran hospital, Fort n't'vr visitors, were visitors SmidtT- at lie Mrs. Erwin'? puri-Eis.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Esj)t- iund. Sig Fgient Monday night thi- nonie oi his parents. visitors at the home of 3.

E. were: Mr, and Mrs. grlrana Jai-obsan tad Arland o' £nt! Mi-s. Jacob- son of Dearer: and Mr. acd LOANS Regulation and at on are much in the news these days.

simply mean that the Government hns placed new restrictions on loans, which banks and lending agencies are required to follow. Down payments are increased and the time shortened to a brake on unnecessary spending. Loans to business and agriculture are changed but little. This Bank will continue to make loans for legitimate purposes under the new regulations and no one should suffer any hardship because of them. HUMBOLDT TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK Deposits here insured for $10,000 END an ear to the deep baritone song of this marvel motor, and you'll know we aren't fooling when we call it Fireball.

What happens beneath that brawny Buick bonnet happens in no other car in the world. Years ahead of the rush to high-compression valve-in-head engines, Buick was in there pitching for more power from every drop of fuel. The result: a spectacular engineering phenomenon you feel the instant you touch toe to gas treadle. A rapid-fire sequence of tiny tornados, Jet loose their pent-up power every five inches a Buick travels. (Only Buick can make lAis statement) been polished and perfected IIICVCIT detail up through the years.

Again and again, ratios have been stepped up lo keep pace win, iu vnnccs in fuels. Se-setnng vulve lifters contribute to silence. M.cropoise balance and Mi-Poised engine add liuick eXCluSlVCS. HUSK.T arc so smart for Master, The t'lultlrcii hive tlieir and you will tlit-ii inauliless Our are Wliy not bring ilie youngsters in and let us (it them out fur the Jester vr art the you tan buy! If you could look Inside that Fireball engine, you'd sec why, Instead of the flat-topped pistons used in other cars, Buick uses a (urbo-top piston, like this: So the inrushing fuel whirlwinds into a compressed ball that adds a to the down stroke of the piston. And you get the thrill thrift this Jiuiek "first" in every mile you drive.

More, you get a tricd-and-true engine that's turret in chaw And the silken mijilil of this iMreball's power hasi been i mule nuire ohcdie.u bv still another yn ullow I), So we list as a prime why Iniv's Bu.ck^th.sI^rehnllp.vvcrplHnl a of happy owners will "Amen," Better sec your dealer WHIN BETTER AUTOMOBIIES ARE 8UUT BUICK WIH UUIIU (HIM Shoes NELSON'S Phone 943 iluiuboidt.