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3 3 Martin's Flan Company 13 00 Matt Parrott Song, Inc, 63.87 Walter Me Bride 070.40 Clyde Mense 40.00 James Meyer 200.00 Midwest Shop Supplies 79.34 Modern Dry Cleaners Tailors 16.20 Midwest Visual Educ. 1,981.07 National School Boards Assoc. 10.00 Ernest Nauman 32.55 G. W. Novlor 5.00 Paul Newsome 6.25 3.

L. Nicewander 13.00 North Central Ara'n Coll. Schia. 20.00 North Central Pub. 558.00 Northwestern Bell Telephone 291.25 Marhinn Works :21.79 O'Brien Trucking Service 9,00 Arthur Olson R49.00 Webster Orion 00 Pereival Motors 43.65 Ruth Delong Petersen 1.50 Peterson Rooting Co.

2.080.00 Petty Cnsh 132.67 Post Storage Transfer 11 :0 Post Transfer Storage 10.07 Mrs Ben Potter 34.00 1'tain Talk 2.10 Play Art Eduentionni En. 33.42 Pratt Const. Co. 100.22 Esther Quinby 200.00 Ready Mix Cone. Lumber 125.44 Remington Rand 103.50 Beulah Richardson 33 18 E.

E. 1 Buds Robinson 78.00 Royal Corp. 380.25 Mrs Lowell Sump 32.50 School Playthings, Inc. 13.31 Schultz Bros. 6.00 Security State Bank 14.402.09 George Sefrit 02.08 Harold Shugart 548.80 Sieg-Fort Dodge Co.

16.50 Walter Slemens 100.00 Singer Sewing Machine Co. 3.79 John Willard Howard R. Snuatnd Spencer Stephenson 500.00 449.00 230.00 62.50 Walter Steven Strauss Lock Co. 1.03 Superior Oil Co. 97.44 Supt.

of Documents 3,00 Tracy Office Eq. Co. 30.75 Underwood Corp. 660.00 United States Govt. Printing 1.76 Upper Des Moines Pub.

Co. 117.79 Viking Oil Co. 432.96 Roger Whipple 13.20 willies Canvas Uph. Shop 237.00 H. W.

Wilson Ca. 10.50 TOTAL .....66.085.81 Inc Wolfe, Secretary of the above named School District, do hereby tify that this report, pages 1, 2, 3. 18 true and correct statement of the procecdings pertaining to financial matters of the Board of snid Distrlet for the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1950. Inez Waite Serretary.

Subseribed and sworn to before mo this 3th day of October A. D. 1039. Joncphine Waldera Notary. Senl Council Minutes COUNCIL MINUTES The City Council met Sepl.

30, 1959. with Mayor Shierk And the following named Councilmen: Whittemore, Muckey, Elbert. Dreasman, Parsons Richardson. Resolution approving the extension al the Sanitary Sewer 150' on Locust Street was aclopted. Resignation of Councilman Arnold Elhert was accepted.

Appointment of Joseph Elbert to fill the vacancy created by Arrtold Elbott was approved. Authorized Mayor, City Alterncy and two Councilmen to attend mic LeaGue of lowa monting wAS ed. City, Clerk and City Engineer w.14 authorized to attend thin Finance officers mortina. a ance Proposed 341 was Ord. given amending the first Zoning reading.

OrdinCompensation for the Supt, of Putilic Improvements set al $575.00 Beer and Cigarette permits were grantcd to Algona Bowling Lance and Wel. come Inn Tavern. Sunt. of Sewage Treatment Plant and City Engineer were authorized to attend Sewage Works Conference. GENERAL FUND Smith, salary 154 67 Dr.

Shicik, salary 150.00 town State' Bank, withholding tax 5 60 Irma Bunkofake, clerk of election 9 38 Margaret Reid, clerk of election 9.75 Eva Dunlap, clerk ol election 9.75 Betty Burtis, clerk of elechon 9.75 Leota Gaigel, clork of 9.75 Mary Muckey, clork of election 9.75 Esther Sigsbee. clerk of election 9 38 Ethel Loss, clerk of election 3 9.38 Edith Buchanan, Judge of election 9.75 Twilla Bartholornew, Judge of election 9.75 Lora Randy, Judge of election 9.75 Eva Potter, Judge 11 election 9 75 Neva Merritield, Judge of tion 9.75 Elvera Kajewski, Judge of eleclion 9.75 Bornetia Wildin, Judge of elecfun 9.38 Myra Ostrum, Judge of election 9.38 Elvenc Stroit, Judge of election 9.38 Hortense Ferguson, Judge of election 9.38 Hazel Lusby, Judge of election 9.38 Thursday, Oct. 8, 1959 Algona (la.) Upper Des Molnes Garrigan High's First Class Officers council and class officers are shown in the above photo: The are, Members of the -elected Garrigan 'high school left to right in each row: First row, John Murphy, vice junior class; Larry Heinen, historian, senior class; Richard Schneider, seniors; Paul Eisele, seniors; Sharon Schneider, seniors; Mary Ann Bradley, social chairman, seniors; Doris Kohlhaas, vice seniors; and Victoria Bradley, freshman class: Second row, Janet Reding, social chairman, freshmen; Myra Elbert, juniors; Ruth Ann Klein, social chairman, juniors; Susan Nitchals, historian, juniors; Jo Ellen Milder, historian, sophomore class; Judy Knoll, historian, freshmen; Blondina Erpelding, social chairman, sophomores; and Carol Nurre, sophomores. Back row, Ronald Arndorfer, juniors; Dwight Garman, juniors; John Fandel, sophomores; Jerry Krieps, sophomores; Robert vice sophomores; Donald King, freshmen; William Rahm, freshmen; and Robert Besch, Vice freshmen. All class officers also serve on student council.

Eisele is president of the latter group. (UDM then Florence Goche Of Bancroft Wed Saturday In a double ring ceremony performed in St. John's Catholic church at 9 a.m. Saturday by Msgr. J.

H. Schultes, Florence Goche, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Walter Goche, became the bride. of Richard: Hammer. St.

Joe. Dinner was served: at noon to the immediate relatives and. close friends of. the couple; followed a reception in the afternoon. After a brief honeymoon they will be at home.

in Storm Lake where the bridegroom is employed. Arends: Get Gifts large group of friends and I relatives attended the shower for Mr. and Mrs: Peter Arend. at the Legion club rooms Sunday afterand evening. Mr and Mrs 'Arend: lost all their household belongings and their home in a fire three.

weeks ago. They received money and many useful gifts. Lunch was: served by friends from Algona and Bancroft. Honored With Shower A shower honoring Marilyn Haupert was held Sunday afternoon at St. John's church.

Cards were played and a lovely lunch was' served by the hostesses. Marilyn will be married Oct. 17 in St. John's Catholic church to Bjustrom of Whittemore. Banns of marriage were published for the first time Sunday in.

St. John's Catholic church for Thos Doyle, Mrs Veda and the late Raymond Doyle and Kathleen McDermott. and Mrs. George Merron: and family spent the weekend at Waterloo and attended the Dairy Congress visited: at the Ray home. Mr and Mrs.

Vincent Becker and family spent the weekend with relatives at Hospers. Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Dorr, Mrs. Ben Dorr, Benedict, and Roselee Mason City, spent from Friday until Monday with Ben patient at University hospitals, Iowa City.

Mr and Mrs Thos Lensing and family, Ames, spent the weekend with relatives here. Arthur Goche flew to Cleveland, Ohio Friday for a weekend visit with -his son, Kenneth, who in showing improvement at the hospital there. Mrs Goche returned Monday after spending four weeks there since the accident. Mr and Mrs George Kockler are parents of a daughter born Sept. 26 at Holy Family hospital, She weighed 10 2 oz.

Algonan Named Joel Harris, has been elected warden of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity pledge class at Iowa State University. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Geo. M. Harris, Algona. ed junior pan hellenic representative.

for: the Alpha Delta pledge class at Iowa State versity. Janice is the daughter Mr and Mrs Ralph Bierstedt Lone Rock. Elected At I.S.U. Janice Bierstedt has been elect- 1 Legal Notices QUARTERLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT AND SUMMARY OF School District, Algona Community Kossuth I do hereby certify that this report is a true and correct proceedings pertaining to the financial matters of the board for the quarter ending September 30, 1959, Inez Wolfe Secretary. FINANCIAL STATEMENT Schoolhouse Fund Balance from Previous Quarter Total Warrants: for Drawn During Quarter Balance at End of Quarter General Fund Receipts for Quarter Balance from Previous Quarter- Total to Account for Expenditures Salaries Paid for Quarter (Teachers, Janitors, Officers, grouped) Other Warrants Issued amount Total Expenditures -Balance at End of Quarter it's the Americon Way to Success! Don't just dream', or wish, GET the things you want by systematic planning and saving! It's the secret of the American way to success! You, too, can have more, be more successful! Add to your savings account regularly! Your money works for you; Interest increas.

es" with each dollar saved! More money in the bank means better credit, more prestige, greater opportunity for you! Open an account today! Teach Your Children The "Thrift! Habit! Start A Savings Account For Each Member Of Your Family, Home Federal Savings Loan Ass'n. Since 1917 Algona, lowa Amy Goering, Judge of election 9.38 Tracy Office Equipment Co. adding machine 228.50 Matt Parrot Sons election tupplies 46.66 The American City, subscription 4.00 A swell. rat control 25.00 W. Albright.

Refund 81.25 Dr. Shierk, expense 11.40 Northwestern Belt Telephone 32.85 Upper Oc5 Maines Pubt, City Clark, advance cash 5 01 H. R. Gitmon, refund 5.00 STREET FUND 1 ashbrook, salary 158.90 Peraande, sAlary a 149.23 Burtis, salary 155.39 Metzen salary 112.79 Prow, salary 123.34 Skilling. satary 117.62 Ourum, salary 171.64.

Godden, lat. 14.62 labor 48 75 Myers, lator 89 30 town State Bank, withholding tax 96.10 Roger Blancon nutraoc tonin Concrete A 75.00 Roasty. falnt material 37.95 Cullen Hardware, indise. 8.44 Norton Machine Works, repairs 39.73 tern Bell Telephone 14.55 Kossuth County Recorder, recording fro 5.10 Bard sidewalk 328.31 Refining fuci 74.92 Arnold Motor Supply. repairs 3.22 Cities Service Oil gas 222.71 Asphalt Products premix 96.57 National Disinfectant mose.

100.42 Material Supply Co. Inc asphalt 153 53 Fends Bros. street work 13476 28 Roger Hanson, expense mileage 183.85 PUBLIC SAFETY Rockelman, salary 171.34 Hutchunson, salary 153.57 salary 152.13 Mcbrute, salary 135.68 Schwarzonbach, salary 133 58 Butten, salary 138.98 Voigi, 127.68 Kohl, salary 20.00 Elbert, 10.00 lowa Slate Bank, wilhholding tax 95.80 Trust Agency Fund, pension 11.51 City Clerk, advance cash 10.68 The Algona Ins. Agency, ins. 17.51 Bot; keinian, expense 80.56 Royal Cycle Shop, molore ye in 1414.40 N'westems Bell Telephone, service 24.40 The Algona Ins.

Agency, Ins 30.05 The Algona Ins. Agency, Ins. 14.00 Leighton Supply valves 17.22 Ira Kohl, expense 21.90 Hulzoil's, repairs 17.50 Presenting the Magnificent Nineteen-Sixty Cadillac Creating a New Era of Elegance! The motor cars represented here will soon introduce a new era of And in the way they drive and handle, they are perfection on wheels. elegance to the world's highways. There is a greatly refined engine and transmission that provide even They are the Cadillac cars of 1960-and, from every standpoint, they finer performance a ride of unbelievable smoothness and quiet represent the Cadillac tradition in its finest hour, and notable advancements in power steering and braking.

In appearance, they are regal and majestic as never before--a brilliant These new Cadillac virtues have been interpreted in thirteen distinctive symphony of line and contour from the sparkling new front grille to the body styles. Every motorist owes himself an hour at the wheel. graceful flow of the rear fenders, The 1960 Cadillac is waiting for you now at your authorized Cadillac In interior decor, they are truly -featuring luxurious new dealer's--and your dealer himself is waiting to introduce you to this fabrics and leathers--new convenience and excellence of appointments. magnificent new Standard of the World! Algona Fire Depart. tire caffe 286.00 SANITATION Lomkee, salary Gronbach, salary Baas, a salary 157.33 Courtricy, labor 94.00 88.19 Reakus Helmers, Scabba, labor 51.01 Thompson, labor 42.1 labor 76.26 State Bank, withholding tax 44,60 Netion," labor neady-Mix Concrete 8 Lbr, 51.55 N'western Bell Telephone tofvice 24.46.

East End Foundry, materials 180.00 supplies 164.32 ofth Central Public Service gas 1.50 Cullen Hardware, mdse. 28.54 Frederick mdse. 8.77 Diamond's, mose. 15.90 Norton Machine Works, repairs 7.00 Continental Oil fuel 40.64 Street Fund, spraying 66.05 M. L.

VanderWaal, 264.50 RECREATION City Clerk, advance cash 3.57. Inertol materials 431,44 Suds Yer buds, laundry 31.81. The fles Store, mose, 38.50• Halogen Supply pool supplies 117.20 Sandy Stebritz, labor 6.00 DEBT lowa State Bank, interest 225.00 lown State Bank, Interest 401.25 PARKING METER Groen, salary 160.45 Sands, salary 45.93 lows State Bank, withholding tax 14.60 Trust Agency, pension 1.70 William Tordoff, labor 10.63 City advance cash Published in the Algona Kassuth County Advance, Algona, Iowa, October 6, 1959. Fir lowa Public Emp. Ret.

System Iowa State Bank 11.10 Kelley Lumber Co. 5,889.86 107.64 Larry "Klein Co. 119.00 21.00 Ira Kohl Kossuth Co. Agri. Associntion 396.00 Kossuth Motor Co.

166.38 Kraffi Music Co. 8.20 4.50 Lustra, 169.28 THE COUPE DE VILLE THE SIXTY TWO COUPE See and Drive the 1960 Standard of the World VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER ERNIE WILLIAMS PONTIAC CADILLAC 109 W. STATE Te. 44681 United Presbyterian Women Food and Rummage Sale 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Friday, October 9. In The Church Basement Call Minnesota Pi Uniof of PROCEEDINGS County statement of said 08,092.53 7,836.04 45,404.71 66,085.81 List of Warrants. (except Schoolhouse Fund Security State Bunk Total General Fund" Advance Publishing Co. Lyle Alberts Algona Implement Algona Ins, Agency Algona Municipal U1ll. Algona Plbg.

Htg. Algona Reminder The American Crayon Co. Beecher Lane Appliances Fred E. Beerman Mary Ann Bensch Blossom Ins. Agency Don Bocken Supply Botsford Lumber Co.

Builders Bradley Bros. K. L. Brayton Mrs K. L.

Brayton Broadhead Garrett Co. Bureau Audio Visual Instr. Carleton Stewart Music Carolina Biol. Supp. Co.

Carson's Building Supp. Glenn Chally Children's Music Center" Churchill Co, Inc, C. Clamp F. E. Compton Co.

Pub. Cook's Welders Supply Creative Educ. Society Inc. Creative Plaything Thomas Y. Crowell Cullen Hardware Culligan Soft Water Decker Ins.

Dept. of Public Instr. Des Moines Register Tribune Robert Devine Dictaphone Dietzgen Druggist's Mutual Ins. Dudley Lock Corp. Ed's D.X, Service Educaior's Book Club Educational Specialtles Co.

Jack Evans Farm Operators Rural Res. Map. Fidlar Chambers Foster Furniture John H. Foth Frederick Hardware Hugo Gade Hedrick Bros. Herbst Ins.

Agency Hopkins Super Service Huntington Laboratories Hutzell's Office Schl, Supp. Iowa Association of. Schools Iowa Employment Sec. Commission Iowa High School Forensic League Iowa High School Music A650. At the beginning of this century, on the average day, 15 million newspapers were purchased.

Today, 57 million newspapers are purchased on the average day. of the district 98,092.53 3,022.50 05,070.03, 150,138.34 111,490.52 38,647.82 salaries) 3,022.50 3,022.50 400.69 500.00 540.12 41.26 927.52 356.17 38.00 21.25 37.50 127,47 14.78 1,087.47 120.14 37.43 1,615.20 390.00 64.50 39.50 30.82 3.08 96.15 12.00 759.28 717.00 50.30 46.87 13.65 112.35 22.25 103.08 14.95 2.54 66.48 15.00 2.00 1.00 36.72 224.00 372.50 248.65 639.94 54.85 8,98 4.50 16.71 32.40 19.54 69.35 177.00 86.98 11.25 413.47 71.00 5.35 184.20 108.93 50.00 8.118.04 11.00 2.00 V. THE FLEETWOOD SIXTY SPECIAL.