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Thoreson-Reed Nuptials Mr and Mis Darryl, J. Reed are shown alter their wedding, former 22, Judith Kay. Thoreson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kermit at the Methodist church here. The bride Thoreson, Algona and the bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs.

Lewis J. Reed, Algona. The complete wedding story was in the last issue. The couple are at home in Syracuse, New York where. Mr.

Reed employed, by General Electric. (Isaadson photo UDM Engraving.) Wed Here March 29 Mr. and Mrs Donald W. Karlovec are shown after their wedding Sunday, March 29, in First Methodist here, The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs Orville Gardner, Algona, while The the bridegroom vis a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Les Karlovec. Omaha. bride is a graduate of the Lone Rock high school and is employed at Equitable Life Insurance, Co. in Des Moines.

Mr. Karlovec is teller a graduate of: Roosevelt high school in Moines and is a at the Des Moines National Bank. The couple will live in Des Moines. (photo, Glenns Studio UDM Engraving). AROUND ALGONA Thursday, April 9, 1959 president: Pat Metzen, vice president: Ruth Jorgenson, secretary; Irene Elbert, treasurer; Brown, corresponding secretary; Jean Bilyeu, extension officer.

Kathy Sorensen gave the lesson and committees for the spring banquet May 2 were appointed. Eighth Graders Dancing Club had a sock hop Friday even ting 'at Lucia Wallace gym. Muse ic was furnished by the newly. organized, 13 member high school swing band. Mrs Allan Buchanan and Mrs Craig Smith are cochairmen of the parents committee for this year's club.

Methodist ladies attending the district W. S. C. S. meeting Mrs at Belmond Thursday were L.

J. Malueg, Mrs B. Asa; Kenneth Medin, Mrs. Louis Kelley, Mrs George, Louis Wolf, Mrs Roy Mrs Hutzell, Mrs Preul, Clint Lighter and Mrs T. C.

Hutchison. Mrs A. E. Kresensky was hostess to: the Bel Canto club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs E.

McMahon and Mrs. Fred Geigel were in charge of the program, on church organs. The group visited. St. Cecelia's Catholic, Congregational and St.

Thomas Episcopal -0- Ruth Circle, young mothers circle of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday evening, April 14 at the 'home of Mrs Joseph Skow. Wesley. Mrs Cletus Elbert and Russell Rentz are COhostesses. Mrs William Marshall will give devotions and Mrs George DuVall, the prograin. Rites Thursday For Burt Lady Fuheral services for Mrs Bertha Fischer Kocstler, 76, of Burt will be p.m.

Thursday at St. John's Lutheran church at Burt with Rev. Arthur Schultz Koestler died about 4 p.m. Monday in the Ann: hospital after a prolonged illness. She had been in and out of the hospital for the past year.

She was born 1883, in to William Koestler. precedMilwaukee. and marries. 1903 ed her in death about 10 years ago. Survivors include a son Leonard in Florida, son Arnold in Dodge Center, two brothers: and a sister in Wisconsin.

There six. grandchildren and three area great-grandchildren. She was a member of St. John's Lutheran church in Burt and an honorary member of St. John's Ladies Aid.

The Koestlers spent most of their married lives at Burt. They farmed until his death. Burial will be in the Bite Cemetery. Moose To Elect Annual election of officers of, the Moose Lodge will take place Algona (la.) Upper Dis Maines- Mary Recker Services Held Funeral, services for Benedict, Mrs were MArS held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday In the St.

Benedict Catholic church. Rev. Francis Conway was celes brant at: the solemn requiem: high mass. Burial followed St. Benedict cemetery and HamFuneral Home of Algona was in charge arrangements Six nephews served as pallbearers.

Mrs. Recker died Monday at St. Ann hospital here. She had been a patient at the hospital for eight days and- succumbed: to a lingering illness. Mary Siomer, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs Bernard: Siemer, WAR born at Oldenburg, Germany Aug. 23, 1880 and came to Iowa at the age of 12. She became a resident of Kossuth county in 1898 and lived in the St. Bene: diet area the rest of her life. She was married to Bernard Recker in 1908 at Wesley.

He preceded her in death in 1955. Mrs Recker is survived by three daughters, Ermina (Mrs Clarence Vaske), Bancroft; Joann (Mrs Ed: Lickteig), Burt Marie (Mrs Bernard Kisch). Charles City; three sons, Clare ence and Alvin Recker, Corwith: and Lawrence Recker, Elma; sister, Johanna (Mrs Ricke), Moigan; two brothers, Clem. Sicmer, Morgan, and Louis Siemer, Mesa, and: 21 grandchildren. Mrs Recker was a long-time member 'of the St.

Benedict Ex-Postmistress At Gerled Dies swea City 'Mrs: Lelo Iris Finn, 77, passed away. April 3, at of her daughter, Mrs I Mildred Friets of Elmore, Minn where she had been making her home for the past 3 months. Mrs. Finn's home was in Gerled, where she was the postmistress for many years. Mrs Finn was born April 3, in Iowa Falls.

She came here as an early settler. She was a member of the Baptist church. Surviving her are her daughter; Mrs Mildred Friets of Elmore and a son, Bernard H. Finn Black Hawk, S. also brothers and.

sisters, Linn Commack of Baxtor, I. Commack of Black Hawk, S. Mrs C. P. Liggett and Mrs R.

A. Bates, both of Des Moines. The funeral was Tuesday, April at 10:30 a.m. at the Baptist church in Swea City with Rev. LeRoy Carter officiating.

Burial was in the Radcliff cemetery' at Radcliff, Iowa. NEW SWEA CITY COACH Mrs Marvin Calhoun was host- Alpha Psi chapter of Beta Sig- this evening, at the Algona Marlyn (Hoops) Johnson, to her sewing club on Tues- ma Phi met in the home of Mar- clubrooms. Bill Ressler has been letic couch for the past six ess. afternoon. Mrs Ray Johnson ilyn Brown Tuesday evening.

Of- local governor. He has been at Harcourt. High school, has was assisting hostess. ficers: were elected for the next transferred to Spencer by Gamb- signed that position effective year. They are: Jan Anderson, lIcs.

end of the school year. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Phillips returned the first of the week from a vacation of several weeks at Ft. Meyers, Florida: Rev.

and Mrs Newton Coughenour had as their overnight guests last Thursday, Dr. and Mrs G. D. Yinger of Clinton. Cub Scout Den 3 will visit the Virgil Roethler farm Tuesday afternoon as part of their April Down On The Farm theme.

Mrs Bartlett -0- is Den Mother. April 9 Xi. Xi, Exemplar, chapter of to April 25 only! Beta Sigma Phi will meet Friday Mrs Tom Sampson. Mrs GordonSchmidt will present the program. evening, April 17 at the home of KAYSER Iowa City after spending the Ea- Beverly James has returned to HOSIERY ster vacation here with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs Paul James. Beverly is at sophomore at the State University Baptisms Sunday vat St. Cecelia's Catholic church were Norbert Louis, son of Mr and Mrs Mark Kollasch and Donald Henry, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Reefer, St. Cecelia's court of C. of A.

meets this evening, (Thursday) at 8 Chairladies o'clock at are the Rosalia V.F.W. Eisen- hall. (reg. $1.35) barth, Robert C. Mrs: LaBarre Gerald and Frankl, Mrs Mrs.

Julie Thompson, Burt were recent. Mr Goecke. Dianne, overnight and Susan Mrs guests and of Russell Sgt, Wayne Rentz and Mus and and SALE Gordon Wegener at Sioux Citv, Sgt. Wegener is Mrs' Rentz' brother, 3 pairs $2.90 -0. Parents, of youngsters who will be in first grade at St.

Cecelia's Academy next fall are asked to in Room register 1 of the school between the NEVER BEFORE them Sunday afternoon your favorite Kayser nylons must hours be of 6. 1:30 years and old by October at sale prices like this! Buy them by the dozen 4:30. Children 1959. for yourself -buy them now for Mother's Day! The time Mr. and Mrs Paul James and is now to save on famous Kayser seamless and full-fashioned styles.

Mr Verne and: were Mrs. weekend guests of Mr. (Even Kayser's popular Fit-All Tops, regularly $1.50 are on sale Hungate, Luat lop. and Mrs They Kermit attended Burtis. a at birthday Water- You save on Paris-styled colors and beautiful, party for Mrs members Burtis on given by Saturday the new spring tones! Proportioned lengths.

Come in today! evening, Sales ends April 250 Ronnie Tschetter was installed as a district officer of the Metho. a meeting at Clear Lake, TwentyMr. and Mrs Glen Graham and dist Youth Fellowship Sunday at three Duane Driver were young Johnson, Mrs. people Vyda Joe Tschetter, attended Johnson, Grahams Newton Coughenour. Mrs Louis Kelley, Algona, district officer spoke at the program.

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