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Bonnie Bisenius Bride At Whittemore On May 24th a fashionable wedding May, of late spring on Monday, 24, at 8.a. m. in.St MIchael's Catholic hurch before an altar banked William Veit withs1 pring flowers, Rev. read the nup- At high noon a dinn Lincoln the ception bride's was held at only parents friends and relative al The tial: mass and performed the double ring wedding ceremony which united in marriage Bonnie Bisenius, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Bisenlus, of Whittemote, of and Mrs. John Joseph B. Kavanaugh, son Kavanaugh, and the late John Kavanaugh of Lohrville. Acolytes were Merle Kollasch and Cletus Besch. The bride, most attractive, was given in marriage by her father, James Bisenius.

She was dressed in a white satin bridal gown, with. imported chantilly lace which made up the yoke and little collar, and and the edges of the panier sweeping train. Her veil was of sheer illuston net with tiara of lilies of the valley and orange blossoms. The only jewlery she wore was a rhinestone bracelet, a gift of the groom, She carried a colonial bouquet of wnite carnations with an. orchid center, Serving as thaid of honor was Miss Martha Kavanaugh, of Fort Dodge, sister of the groom, Her dress was of white satin taffeta with bustle' back, and short cap sleeves.

She wore long white lace gloves and a bridesmaid hat. She carried a colonial bouquet, of white carnations tied with yellow ribbons: Miss Joan Bisenius, as junior bridesmaid for her sister, was dressed in a white taffeta gown identical to that of the maid of honor. She wore long white gloves and carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations, tied with an orchid ribbon. Clement Bisenius, brother of the bride, of Whittemore, and Robert Gaffney, of Carroll, a cousin of bridegroom, attended the groom. Raymond Kollasch, a cousin the bride, and.

Cecil Eckerman, of Fort Dodge, were us ushers. The wedding march. "Nuptiale" was played by Sister M. Leo during the processional. She is a former music teacher of the bride.

She accompanied Joan Kavanaugh, sister of the groom, who sang "Ave. and Lord I Am Not Mary Jane Uhlenhake and Joan Kelly, sang "Mother at Your Feet Kneeling" and "Little White Mrs. Bisenius, mother. of the bride, wore a suit of aqua blue, with black and white accessories and her shoulder corsage was of yellow carnations. Mrs.

John Kavanaugh, mother of the bridegroom wore a black dress with white accessories and her shoulder corsage was of white carnations. Following the ceremony a wedbreakfast was served home bride's grand Mrs. Elizabeth Eidele, wi. not able to attend the because of illness. will be at home after their honThose who attended the weddins and reception were Maxine AUNT HET BY ROBERT QUILLEN a lego "Pa scatters papers and ashes.

but hie could be a lot worse. He knows better than to leave ring in the bath tub," Our car summerining ver. vice is working st full tilt right now. We are tuning maters for hot weather driving, changing 'alls and greases, cleansing radia: tort, and getting folks? cars ready for all that summer driving ahead: Why Rot Join the parades to the KOSSUTH MOTOR col KOSSUTH MOTOR CO. decorated with ding cake with a and groom.

lic from The parochial Present bride sc! atis Der EW after ploved her with gra, Kg istration Algona and his mother where the young co Bisenius and James M. Conors, of Washington, Mr. "and Mrs. James Lenhart and daughter. 'of Storm Lake; Mr.

James Owens Lake Mr. Mrs. and: Thomas Mrs. Goffney, Carroll, Edward Kavanaugh, Mr. and Mrs.

C. T. Goffney, Mr. and Mrs. Dowling, Mr.

and Blakovick, all of Lohrville; and Mrs. Harry, Blood, Sioux City; Bonnie and Pauline Powers, Cecil Eckerman, Miss Jo Heller, Fort Dodge; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lloyd, Mason and Mrs. Albert Eisele and family, Blue Earth, Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Bode, Wesley; Mit and. Mrs. John Bisenius and family, Emmetsburg; Mr. and Mrs.

ThoDawson, Fort Dodge; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Klauss, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Blarkovick, Lohrville; Roberta Hutchinson, Des Moines; Arlene Munsen, Vera Hudson and Mrs.

Vera Johnson and Mary Kathleen Farrell, all of 'Here For Wedding Those from a distance who attended the Buscherfeld and Lewis wedding and reception last Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lewis and daughter Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.

Clara Lewis, and Mrs. Luella Patterson, all of Fort Dodge: Mrs. Margaret Posch, Mrs. John Posch and Mrs. Dale Burke, of St.

James, Mr's. B. and Mt. and Mrs. Lloyd Joynt and daughter Kathleen, of Emmetsburg; Adam Elbert of Ruthven; and Lavon and Zelda Huntress of Spencer.

Mrs. Mary Pick. mother: of Father Raymond Pick, returned to her home Friday from St. hospital in Sioux City, after, improving an infection Pick had visited her last week. Peter Waldron Sr.

became ill. with a heart ailment Thursday and began to: show signs of 1m- prements on Sunday, He is still bedfast. Mrs. Edmund O'Brien arrived home from the Kossuth hospital; Saturday: The O'Brien's weighed nine pounds at birth, had been taken to a Mason City hospital the previous day and is under the care of Dr. Sartor, a specialist.

He was taken to Rochester, Tuesday, He was. named Timothy Anthony and had contracted an infection the stomach shortly after. birth. His is considered serious. His grandmother, Mrs.

Catherine O'Brien, has been assisting in the Edmund. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. William Besch and family attended. the tenth.

Died Or the Mrs. Ed wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Elbert near Rodman, Sunday evening, Mrs. Ernie Meyer and daughter Elaine, and son Eldon Rae attended miscellaneous -shower held Thursday afternoon in the Lutheran church, basement at.

LuVerne in honor of Miss Cora Ris. of Nora Springs, who is a cousin of Mr. Meyer. Mr. and Mrs.

Waiter Struecker Mr. and. Erwin and and Mrs. August Roggo, West Bend, and Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Struecker were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hernan 'Behnke in Whittemore. Burt Men Win Bowling Doubles At the recent close of the bowling season at the Barry Recreation alleys, a tournament was held with the result that doubles championship of the tourney went to Chuck Davis and Harold Anderson, with a score of 1220. The winning doubles team is from Burt.

Other top scores in the doubles: J. Blanchard and A. Schultz, 1197; Ed and G. Colberg, 1193; Doc Thissen and Lawrence Winkel, 1191; Matt Amfahr and Glen Colberg, 1190. The singles.

championship was won by Cliff Benschoter with a. 671 total for three lines. Other top scores: A. Briggs, 665; Bud Zender, 656; Glen Col-. berg, 647; Jim Dailey, 633; W.

Decker, 617; Bud Briggs, 615; and Harlan Blanchard, 610. CITY BILLS Algona, Council Iowa mot regular April 29. 1948- In session, Mayor Kohlhaas presiding. Council- R. NOW! ANYONE CAN HOT WATER NEW PORTABLE.

WATER HEATER COSTS LESS THAN $2.25 HEATS FAST AS GAS Merely place a FAST-WAY Portable Wator lienter in a recoptacle containing water. Plug in nearest socket. Presto! Heats water quick for bathing, scrubbing, washing, etc. Also cleaning milk separators, etc. -apood depending quantity.

Heats fast us average guy burner. No fires build or hot wuter to -no running up and down stairs. No dirt, no muss, 11O top-heavy fuol bills, Handy! Inexpensivel Now conta less than $2.26. Caution! Read direntions bofore using. For sale by- PRATT ELECT.

APPLIANCE 212 E. State Algona men present were Herbst, Harris absent. Brown, Sprague, Hutchins, Building applications were approved Tor B. Annie, Nelson, A. Keicker, E.

David King. H. Colwell, Lathro Miller. Vey, S. Haag.

Schultz and H. W. Post. Alex Cigarette Derman. permit Appropriating was granted Ordin4 to No.

WAR passed. Carlson, Clerk Appropriating Ordinance No. .715 An Ordinance appropriating monies to certain persons therein named. Be it Ordained by the City Council of 1116 City of Algona, Section That the following sums are hereby approprialed to be paid to: the persons hereinafter named. Electric Fund L.

Bellock. Salary 110.15 Datley. Salnry 130.60: Wright. Salary Ludwig, Salary 118.05 Graham. Salary 121.95 Reynolds, Newsome.

Salary Salary 09.97: Ti. Mathes. Hardgrove, Salary 103.97 103.07 Salary 65.10 A. Hill. Stephenson.

Salary Salary 87:82. Webb, Salary 80.00 Dunn, Salary 108.22 Pollard. Hedrick. Salary Salary 75.82 fra Kohl, Carlson. Salary 76.90 137.07 A.

Passmore. 116:17 Salary 89.80 Iowa State Bank. Tax Social Security Fund. Tax 21:37 Diesel Service, Fuel 5.105.98. Milwaukee Frolght.

2,089.98 Fulton Iron Mdse. 516.27 W. D. Allen Mfg. 19.01 Barton Oil.

Mdsc. 38.99 Salt Mose. 87.75 Terry-Durin. Mose in. Elect.

Elect. Supplv, Mdse. Mdse. 272.06 37.87' Northland Honan-Cranc. Mdse.

8.04 Warren Elect. Masc 476.75 Robertson Products 47.50 H. Chrome Post. Freight Station, Gas 4.84. Dutchs Super Service.

Rors. 10.18 Schultz Tow 2.00 Algona Machine Shon. Rors. 31.55 Pratt Elect. Mdse.

145.15 Thorpe Wood 2.50 Funk Diem 5.68. Laing Muckey, RpTisc. 2.00 Botsford Lumber 88.88 Algona Mdso. 1.02 Kollhaas Mose 3.63 Nw. Natl.

Ins. 'Abstract 0.50 Algona Momever Sons, 7.00 Mdse. Printing 7.35 Advance, U. D. Mdse.

18.6B $5.60 Panama Carbon Co. 5.00 S. Swift 25.36 Nw. Bell Tale. 25.64 Western Union.

Service .63 D. James. Mdse. 1.63 Treasurer of State. Use 23.10 Iowa State Bank.

Service 3.88 Waler Fund Barton, Salary 123.75 Frank Ostrum. Salary 105.90 101.80 Barton, Salary 61:15 HAVE PLENTY OF IN A JIFFY! FAST WATER WAY HEATER of 12 Friday as tH Pratt ELECTRIC APPLIANCES "Service Behind Every Conducted by Miss Thelma Newell Home Service Advisor you re invited FREE DON'T MISS IT! ronnie IRONING SCHOOL TODAY-WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY 2:00 P.M. DAILY LET OUR DEMONSTRATOR SHOW YOU HOW SIMPLE IT IS TO IRON SHIRTS BEAUTIFULLY IN 4 MINUTES! See for, yourself why New "Rhythmic Ironrite is simplest of all ironers to sat: You're going to discover some smart velous new "Rhythmic" Ironritel new ways to do all your ironing more And 1 rest while you do it! quickly, easily and You'll Join us at the store here for this helpi see that, our instructor ironing in a way ful FREE Ironrite Ironing Schooll you'll never forget! And the a You'll enjoy itl most amazing thing 18, you can learn it quickly yourself! The secret is out! PLAN TO ATTEND You'll do your ironing in a of hand-ironing time with the mar- WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FC. 'Pollard, Salary 47.50 Social Security Fund, Ira Kohl, Salary 36.00 Hawkeye Machinery Mdse. 14.40, Tuesday, Helmers.

Mitchell, Balaty 95.97 Clear Lake Sand Mdse. 46.43 Helmers, Were Wages 41.27 Waterloo Steel Equip. Ira Kohl, Helmers, 'Wages 29.85 4.37 Gibbs- Street Sweeper 5.095.92 Globe Carl. Wages 20.91 Henke Mfg. Rors.

70.00 11.94 Mdse. Peril, Wages 26.14 E. W. Hanson, Maint. 139.04 Nw.

Selter. Wages 9.62 Algona Flour Feed, Mdse. 6.50 Botsford Ross. Wages 22.28 Ready-Mix Company, Concrete Algona Wages 24.89 Algona Mdse. 3.47 Auto M.

D. Baker, Wades 30:81 22.68 F. L. Kohlhans Thorpe. Repair Mdse.

18.81 Ken Hentgen. Wages Rprs. Black, Wages 6:50 F. S. Norton Son, 174.26 .9.64 Kossuth Iowa Bank, Tax 117.75 Joe Oil Greenberg.

Mdse. .99.50 Transfers Johnson. Wages 7,43 Clow Sons, Muse. Fund, 12.94 39.85. Dutch's, Super Service, 70.32 Social Secuirty Tax Buttalo Meter Co.

Mase. 144.32. Cities Motor Service Rors. 250.89 57.13 Messenger Dr. Mdse.

Machinery Supply, H. Post, Freight Ry Express Agency, 4.28 2.15 Machinery and Supply," 53.75 Kossuth Motor, Rpra. 83.40 F. Huxiable. 441.98 Spilles Mdse.

1.53 (Neptune Mete, Co. Mdse. 176.40 H. Ferguson, Wages Wages 11.20 65.20 Express Express Wages 6.30 Freight 19.48 Algona Creamery, Gas 10.30 6.01 Jones. Blanchard.

Salary Salary 89.10 09.30 Matt Parrott Robbing. Sons, Mdse. 2.01 1.00 Blossom Lowe, Agency, Legal Bond 1,013.86 60.00 McKesson and freight 36.72 SOME 6: Sharp, Labor 81.00 -Mix E. Genrich, Masc. Use 17.89 18.66 Advance Co.

21.70 Treasurer of Tax. Contolidaled Albona Johnson. D. Wages Prig. 125.01 u.

Al Cecll Bockleman. Salary 105:90 116.52' R. Black. Helmers, Wages 80.78 McGinnis. 11.10 A.

Weishpar, Salary 103.97. A. Seller. Wages 106 58 M. Hinders, Salary 73.25 Glen Mc Vav.

Wages 40.50 hE, Salary. .85.23 Pijahn. Wages 27.00 Nw Bella Telephone, 7.50 Helmers, Wages 52.65 97.87 L. Thorpe. Rors.

14.00 D. Baker: Wages 4.72 F. Sirchle. Equip, 100.97: Auto Collision Body Shop. W.

Heiter. WageR Wages 30.37 Kors. 1.50 L. Johnson. Wages 13.50 L.

Franki, Gas $94.75 Sewer Fund 32.82 E. (Chrome Genrich, Service, Rpts. Aprs. 2.50 :65 Pollard. Salary 27.50) Jess Lushbrook, Salary 118.30 J.

Helmers, Henges. Wages Wages 6.75 E. Skilling. Salary 89.65 I M. Baker, Wages 8.70 6.75 John Heliers, Bohr, 85.75 Pijahn, Wages 'Salary 86.62 la.

Elect. Supply, Muse. 14.74 6.75 Skilling. Salary 76.72 In W. Howard Pertl, 7.43 Vincent Kellner, Salary R0 1 Iowa State Bank, Tax Salary 61.10 ginceting 155.26 Lashbrook.

Green En90.50 Fire Maintenance Fund Salary Machinery Supply Well Telephone, Mise. Service: Mdse. Collision Body Shop, Franki, Gas Motor, Depoili Rors. Fanta Comfort granon Fund Sawyer, Rent Printing Mdse. June 1, 1948 'Algona Upper De: 15.00'| H.

Post, Freight Swimming Past 12.10: Culligan Water Service, 6.12 Airport Fund 634:26 11. Algona, 1:87 Rogers, FItS. Equipment 9.60 Botsford Lumber Cox On Con :13.80 tract This in 12.85 Sec. 2, be in ordinance, shall take pa fect and. force from and 100.00° its passage, and approval.

Passed and approved this 20 day April 1948. $25:50 Frank Kohlhaks. Mayor For Re-election W. A. Schram REPUBLICAN TICKET SUPERVISOR THIRD DISTRICT So You Thought We Were in the Lumber Business Isn't it funny how ideas like that get around? Just because there is alwavs stock in our windows, lumber in our bins, paint on our shelves, and just because we mention these items from time to time in our ads you just took it for granted that we were in the lumber business.

In reality, it seems sometimes to us as if we were in a hundred other enterprises. A farmer. comes in from another 1. is and says he heard about our thig feeders, and wants to know if we can deliver him one, just as we have so many in Kossuth county. Of course we deliver a hog feeder for -him.

It appears that 1 our hog feeders have a reputation that goes far outside this county alone. Many other farmers are seeing us right along on the best and most economical ways of making needed repairs on on their farms. We are just as interested in helping farmers solve their construction and repair problems by helping in the planning as we are to deliver the goods. Not a day passes but what we sit down and help on farm repair plans. Other people come in interested in doing some remodeling work on their home.

They are sometimes at a loss as to what to do. We like to sit down and "chin" with these folks, and take a real interest in what they want to do. A number of G.1. veterans have consulted with us this past Spring, and we have tried to be helpful. And these people all visit us more and more regularly.

They are our friends we offer them any service at our coommand here at Norton's. Oh, you were right if you thought we were in the lumber business, but that's not all there is to it we enjoy meeting new families, so call on us and come in an visit. The Red Trucks Can Serve You, Too" S. NORTON SONE BUILDING PHONE 229 Building Materials of All Kinds.