The Humboldt Independent from Humboldt, Iowa • Page 6

Personal Mention Mrs. Frank Mulvcy came from New York, N. Y. to visit at the Mrs. William Hansen home and other old friends here.

She is spending a few days with Mrs. Ray Salvage at Fort Dodge. She will also visit her brother at Lake Mills. She is a former Ilumboldt resident. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Ksmay have returned to their home al Bristol, after visiting at the parental p. 0. fismay home. Mr.

and F. Olson of Minneapolis, are visiting in the home of Mr. Olson's brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Levi Olson and family, also Mrs.

Olson's relatives the John Dodgens. They are enroute to Florida where they will spend the winter. Earl Leland, Cecil Leland have returned to their homes here after a weeks fishing trip to northern Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Kropf, and family of Dakota City were Sunday guests at the parental Sam Kropf home at Ottosen. Word has been received here that Mr. and Mrs. E. R.

Gehrt are located in their new apartment home at Fresno, near their daughter Mrs. Paul Schram and family. Enroute there they visited Mrs. Gehrt's sister Mrs. M.

E. Richeal 1 and family at Long Beach, former Humboldt residents. They made the trip by car. Mrs. Raymond StockdaJc has returned to' her home at Rutland fronv.

the Mercy hospital at Fort Dodge where she was a surgical patient. She is recovering satisfactorily. Mrs. Ffed Collins of Eldora is visiting in the home of her son-in- law and daughter Mr. and Mrs.

Roland Bauman. Mrs. Jens Jacobson of Paton visited relative. 1 and friends here on Thursday. She is a former resident.

Art Jlof Is a surgical patient af the Lulfheran hospital at Fort. Dodge. Mrs. Fred Hedegaard left on Wednesday for Davenport where she wiljf spend a few days visiting in the home of her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Hedegaard. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Short, Mr. and Mrs.

Ron Hansen drove to Des Moines on Wednesday and attended the stage show at the KRNT Theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards of Ottosen visited at the Clint Harlan home on Sunday. Mrs.

Richards is an aunt of Mrs. Harlan. Mrs; James Woodard has returned to her home at Rockwell City afteY surgery at the hospital at.Lake City, she is a former Humboldt resident, and is recovering satisfactorily. Mrs. Edith McGee left recently JFor Sioux City where she will visit relatives a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. James Roach, have returned from a wedding to ami will make ir home Roach is thf former sand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Albert Vin.sand of Ilumboldt Mr. and Mrs.

A. Hnlvick were Sunday fjuests in I he home of heir grandson and family at Dav- ton. Mrs. Vernon Johnson was hostess to members of the Kev Leareiv; of ,1,,. Congregational church at her home on Tuesday evening.

Oct. Hi. Mrs. Dan Ver- nrugge gave the devotions. Carrie Olmsted gave a book review "Min- islnrs of Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.

Kleven members were present. Mrs. Magnus Larson entertained at her home on Tuesday, Oct. Ifi. A luncheon was served and Wahoo was played in the afternoon Mrs.

William Wemllc, Mrs. Vcr- non Johnson were joint hostesses to Circle 2 of the Congregational Women's Fellowship on Thursday. Oct. 18 at the Wendle home. A 2 o'clock dessert luncheon was served.

Mrs. M. L. Baker Kavc (h( devotions. Mrs.

Harold Reasoner gave the program. Eighteen members were present. Mrs. Ncls Sorcnscn entertained at her home on Wednesday, Oct. 17.

A luncheon was served and cards furnished the afternoon entertainment. Mrs. F. C. Dtinker, C.

Reasoner were joint hostesses to Circle 3 of the Congregational Women's Fellowship at the Dunker home on Thursday. Oct. 18. A 2 o'clock dessert luncheon was served. Mrs.

Fannie Learmont save the devotions. Mrs. K. F. Schroder gave the program.

Seventeen members were present. Mrs. Peter Simonsen was hostess to a group of ladies at her home on Friday, Oct. 19. A luncheon was served and Wahoo was played in the afternoon.

Mrs. Edwin VerStecg, Mrs. Minnie Harte were joint hostesses to Circle 5 of the Congregational Women's Fellowship on Thursday, Oct. 18 at the VerStecg home. A 2 o'clock dessert luncheon was served.

Mrs. R. A. Snecfus gave the devotions. Mrs.

G. P. Ruse gave the program. Thirteen members were present. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Hallstrom of East Chain, spent Thursday afternoon visiting in the Albin Aekcrson home. Mrs. William Burkhart and sons joined them. Mrs.

Hallstrom is a sister of Mr. Aekcrson. Mrs. E. P.

Hansen spent several days last week visiting Mrs. Norman Zimmor who is a patient at Hills hospital in Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brandsgard spent Saturday with their daughter, Elaine, who is attending Luther College at Dccorah.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lovrien drove to Des Moines Friday and to Ames on Saturday where they isiled friends and attended homecoming at Iowa State University. Dr. and Mrs.

K. P. Hansen aiid son David, drove to Dccorah Sat-, urday to visit their daughter Carole and attend homecoming at Luther College. Carole is a freshman at Luther. Mr.

and Mrs. Sanford of Pleasant Hill were Tuesday guesls at the home of Mrs. Richard Shclgrcn. Mr. mid Mrs.

George W. Johnson of Princeton. Minn, were weekend visitors al the Elmer Johnson home in Rutland and the Lena Hertz home in Humboldl. Irvin Kramer of Rutland had a bad fall in his home Wednesday afternoon which required stitches around his eye. Clara Blomker of Rutland had a cyst removed from her face Thursday by a Ilumboldt doctor.

V. W. C. club met Wednesday at the Richard Grebner home in Rutland. 500 was played with prizes going to Mrs.

Elmer Johnson, first, Mrs. Ivan Hirsch, second and Mrs. Ray Stockdale. low. Mrs.

Kva Evans of San Francisco, Mrs. Edna Abbey and Miss Virginia Stewart of Villisca were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ulrich in Dakota City. The three ladies are sisters of Mrs.

Ulrich. Mrs. Lowell Thomas and sons, Terry and Steven of Lu Verne were Sunday visitors at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lee.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Perry and children of Fort Dodge were Tuesday evening visitors at the home of Mrs. Olive Perry. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Ehrhardt of Liverniore were Tuesday visitors at the home of Mrs. Fern Pitts. Mrs. Fern Pitts visited her daughter, Mrs.

Connie Ehrhardt near Algona on Monday. Mrs. Olive Perry received word this week of the death of a cousin, Thomas Wright, 88 at his home in Des Moines on Saturday. Mrs. Frank Bacssler is attending a Rebekah convention in Cedar Rapids.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clemens and family of Union were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Walley and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Myers of Lovcland, Colo, arrived Monday, for a visit with Mr. Myers' mother and with other relatives and friends here. The members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church were guests Wednesday afternoon of the Livermore Society at their church.

Sixteen ladies altended from here. Mrs. Harold Lockwood returned Thursday from Detroit, Mich, where she visited her daughter, Mary, who is interning as a dietitian at the Harper hospital there. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Myers attended church services for the deaf al Fort Dodge Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mathiason of Thor called on Mrs. Carrie Myers, Sunday.

The Rutland Woman's club met Thursday evening al the home of IvTrs. Clarence C-ondcll. is gave a very interesting lesson on bullet-flics. Roll call was answered with "The Beauties Mrs. Marjorie Davenport gave federal report and lunch was served al the close of Ihe meeting.

Karen Lourke was an out- of-town guest. Mrs. Owen Joiner was honored al a surprise birthday dinner Monday evening at (he home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ewoldl.

A politick dinner was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Englc of Otho, Anna Peffer, James and Margaret McBrecn, Livermore, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Torkcl-son and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Myers and son, Robert, jr. an'd Linda Davenport of Humboldt. The three layer birthday cake, served later in the evening, was baked by Mrs. Englc.

Social Calendar Moil. Ocl. 22 Monday Club meets with Mrs. Marion Johnson. TUPS.

Oct. 23 P. E. O. meets al 8 p.m.

at Ihe home of Mrs. W. W. Warren Royal Neighbors Lodge meets. Rotary meets for 0:13 dinner at (lie Country Club.

Masonic Lodge meets. Wed. Oct. 24 Business and Professional Women's Club meets. A.

I. C. meets al 1 o'clock at Mrs. Chrislensen's tea room. Host- Hclvick.

part in the Morse. Roll Thoughts. Cody's Foodlnml High Individual, (lames Lil Diigan 4(j3 Arbanic Anderson 401 Gwen Rice 435 High Individual, 1 Game Arbanie Anderson I7f) Pauline McQueen 174 Eunice Ernst 171 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1962 With The Churches METHODIST CHUIU'H Fred M. Pastor Roy II. C'ox, Associate Humboldt Tuesday, Ocl.

23 W. S. S. study course 2 p.m. Missions for Youth al 7 p.m.

Wednesday Del. 24 Membership Class 7-9 p.m. Thursday. Oct. 25 Woman's Society of Christ ian Service will observe Quiet Day from 10 a.m.

to p.m. Laymen's Rally' at Odcbnll Choirs: Youth. 7 p.m. Chancel al 8 p.m. Friday.

Oct. 2fi Choirs: Cherub, 3:4, p.m.; Junior, 4 p.m. Mrs. Pearl Duplicate Bridge. Club meets at the Country Chili, Thurs.

Oct. 25 Newcomers Club meets at Christensen lea room. W. R. C.

meel.s at 2 p.m. at the Lesion building. I. O. O.

F. mods at the Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. Pearl daughter of Anton and ICmina was born July 3. 1SI07.

She away at Des Moincs Oct. 10 al the ago of 55 years. Survivors include her parenls. one son. Darrcll Moeding of Rsth- erville, one daughter.

Margaret Whiteley of Ankeny. six rirandehild- ren, three sislers and two brothers, Alan Sknw of Slcwarlville, Kd Skow. Rutland, Incv. Skow. Korl Dodge, Mrs.

R. C. Moore Santa Ana. and Mrs. C'.

K. Hane oi 1 (iarden Cily, Calif. Funeral services were held Ocl. 15 in Ihe Iliimholdl Meihodisl church wilh burial in Hie Union Cemetery. Stork News Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Porter of Uillsboro, arc the parents of a daughter, Kimbcrlcy Kay, born Thursday, Ocl. 18. She weighed 7'i- Ibs and has a five year old, sister, Cheryl and a three year old brother, Eric. The grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Hans Porter of Humboldt and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McClaslin of Des Moines. Mr.

and Mrs. Harris Habbcn of Thor arc the parents of a daughter born Thursday. Ocl. 18 at Lutheran hospital. She weighed 7 Ibs, 1 02.

If you have out-of-town guests. If you take a trip. If a son or daughter leaves for college. If a son or daughter enlists in the Armed Forces. If a son or daughter receives scholastic honors.

If someone in your family receives a promotion. If there's a death in the family or in the neighborhood. If a former resident dies. If you entertain at a dinner or a party. 9 If your club meets, 9 If you're celebrating a wedding anniversary.

If you move out of town. If someone moves into your neighborhood. If someone enters a hospital, The, Ilumboldt Newspapers attempt to cover the news in Humboldt county and adjoin- I ing as thoroughly as possible. But we do need your help and we appreciate fi it When you call with items of interest. We hope you'll phone when you have such I jteinf.

We'll appreciate receiving your calls as early'in the week as possible and not (ban JQ.OJ) a.m, on Tuesday and Friday. WOMEN'S HAWKEYE LEAGUE Hollar's Toy and Hobby Shop 15 3 Miller's Elevator 12 6 Hof-Tbomas Jewelry 11 7 Ealcria Cafe 10 8 Dot's Beauty Shop 10 8 Slarncr's Furniture If) 8 Klein's Alignment 7 11 Laird's Body Shop fj 12 Rutland Lockers fi 12 Felco Eltes (i 12 High Team Series Hollar's Toy and Hobby Shop 2050 flof-Thomas Jewelry 2051 Klein's Alignment 2047 High Individual Scries Leone Hollar 488 Ruth Gregg 47:3 Bonny Goodell 4in High Team Game Klein's Alignment 72(i Slarner's Furniture 722 Hollar's Toy and Hobby 712 High Ind. Game Leone Hollar 204 Ruth Gregg Ruth Gregg 174 MRS. WALTER McPEAK RENW1CK K.Y.N. Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.

FriU Krafl in Eagle Grove. Scripture was given by Mrs. Murl Mat I in. The lesson was given by Mrs. Ina Clowes.

Her topic was United Nations working for World Peace. Entertainment was given by Mrs. Terry B. T. W.

Club met. Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Oscar Eugstrom. Mrs. Georgia Paine was leader.

Slu! had'Mrs. Goraldine Steule of Clarion talk on growing old. Forl nightly Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Alfred Martini Mrs-- Floyd Lane was leader. John Zimmerman and Mrs, Lane gave a skit.

Airs. Alfred Martin had the Spiritual Vitamin. Mrs. Dick Hefty, Mrs. Otto Swanson and Mclvin Heggen attended their cousin's funeral, Elmer Sifrit, at Heaver Friday afternoon.

Neighborhood birthday parly was Monday afternoon wilh Airs, Irene Harris in honor 'John Bau- mgarlnor's birthday. Mr. Mrs. Myron Collins lo Des Moines to days at the home of their daughter Mrs. Ray Rosenberg, and also with Mr.

and Mi-s. K. S. Rose at Wichita, Kan. Mrs.

Inda Blcsic returned Thursday from a 10 day visit at the Dale Tilesie home in Cedar Rapids, and the Marion Axlcll home in Waterloo. Delia Deck Bridge Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Maude James. High score was won by Mrs. Sam Maurer, low by Mrs.

Terry Mitchell, draw went to Mrs. Lu Hep.riksen. Guests were' Mrs. Keith Baesslcr and Mrs. Floyd Lane.

Mr. and Airs. Albert Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Engslrom returned Sal urday from a weeks fishing al Hackensack, Minn.

Mr. and Airs. Guy Austin of Canton, Minn, were guests at Ihe cabin. Air. and Mrs.

Lawrence Nerem and Mr. and Airs. Clifford Hell of Ooldfiold were Sunday supper gue- sls with Mrs. Georgia Paine. Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard iUetzing- er and six daughters of Pierre, S. I), visited from Wednesday until Sunday at the parental Roy Wigans homo. Mr. and Airs.

Milfonl Ale-Peak, Michael. David. Paul and Terry were Sunday dinner guests al Ihe Walter AlcPeak home in honor of and Terry's birthdays. Airs. Georgia Paine visited from Monday until Thursday at the Melvin Joenks home in Rossie.

she attended District meeting of Federated Music Club at SIubs Range Kitchen and Wednesday morning she attended G.O.P. coffee parly at Green ville. Airs. Elsie Oxley visited Sunday afternoon al the George Oxley home in Corwilh. In the evening Mr.

and Airs. Tom Meyer of Cor- wilh visiled with Mrs. Elsie Oxley. Opprdahl Guests Air. and Mrs.

mil Ciimmings of Omaha visited a few days at the Bob Oppedahl home. Mrs. Annette Engstrom, Mrs. Wilbur Nissen, Mrs. Glen Earlc Martin.

Mrs. Glen Emmert, Mrs. George Hoffman, Mrs. Murl Martin. Airs.

Charley Trask and Mrs. Glen attended the Woman Day's of the Baptist Iowa State Conven'ion Tuesday al Iowa Falls. Rev. and Airs. Henry Erickson of Hampton and Rev.

and Mrs. John Latifiehough of Dows were Friday evening guesls al the Rev. Norman Johnson home. Air. and Airs.

Edwin Thoreson of Estherville were Sunday dinner guesls al the Lloyd Jensen home and afternoon callers at the M. J. Staven home. Mr. and Airs.

Howard McCurry returned Thursday from their cabin in Baudelte, where they spent the summer. Jack D.oolcy returned Friday from Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge where he had been under observation. Women's Farm Bureau of Vernon Township meeting was held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Elsie Oxley and Mrs. Harold Klas- assistant hostess.

There were 20 in attendance with Mrs. Ina Humboldt, Iowa PAGE SEVEN Clowe's fJWiMMIp chairman presid- ftlayed a record qn "Testing Mrs. Klassic talked oil' animal diseases. Slides 'were shown on Australia. Mrs.

Pearl Overbaugh visited Wednesday with Airs. M. F. Birdsail at Clarion. Dr.

and Mrs. A. H. Stafford spent Saturday at the Richard Hudson home at Clear Lake caring for the children while Air. and Mrs.

Hudson attended Homecoming at Ames. Mrs. Kenneth Burke and children visited Sunday afternoon at Ihe Bryce Thorson home in Hutrtboldt. Mr. and Airs.

Thomas Nervig of Eagle Grove visited Sunday evening with Mrs. Annie Anicrson. Mr. and Airs. Robert Fontanini were weekend guests at Gino, Fdn- tanini home in Des Moines.

Mr. and Mrs. Jess Martin of Liverniore visited. Saturday afternoon with their daughter Mrs. Richard Sorenson and family.

Mrs. Laura Frisbie of Fairmont and Airs. Matilda White were dinner guesls with Airs. Jennie Brain. Mrs.

George Latch, Mrs. B. L. Turnquist of Palo Alto, and Airs. H.

H. Peterson of Minneapolis visited a few days with Mrs. R. C. Fell at Perry.

Dinner Guests Air. and Mrs. A. A. Maricle of Galatia, 111., Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Rhodes of Alton, 111., Air. and Airs. Jim Yungclas and family of Story Cily Air. and Airs.

Bill Maricle and family of Forl Dodge and Richard Yungclas of Ames were Sunday dinner guesls al the Jim Yungclas home. Air. and Airs. Marshall Clancy, Michael and Marshal Swan, Steve Braylon, Air. and Airs.

Albert Hefty of Lu Verne visited over the weekend at the Dudley Blesie home a'. Peterson, Minn. Air. and Airs. Elvin Stokesbury of Garden City, Air.

and Airs. George Stokesburg and Arvilla Twait of Garner, Airs. Carl Kannen- bcrg of Humboldt were Sunday afternoon visitors al the Myron Collins home. Mrs. Claus Block, Mrs.

Rose Hefty and Mrs. Anna Kraus'c visited Tuesday with Mrs. Burr Packard al Odd Fellows Home and with Mrs. Vera Rohwer at Samaritan Home in Mason City. Mrs.

PeafH Overbaugh was Sunday dinner guest at the Verio Patterson home in Algona. 1 Mr. Wilbur and Mrs. Maurice John and Airs. Emma Ciffus and Christ! Sunday'vdin- ner guests of Mrs.

Nissen. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rasmussen attended County Rural Alail Carrier and Auxiliary meeting Monday at Humboldt. Mr.

and Mrs. Louie Hectland were Sunday dinner guests at the Ray Sassman home. Airs. Chester Ogan of Liverniore visited Friday afternoon with Airs. Rose Hefty.

Air. and Airs. 'Pete Sadler visited Saturday evening with Lawrence Sadler al Mercy hospital in Fort Dodge. Abel Behrends of Algona was a Thursday morning caller at the Ray Sassman home supper guest al the Louie Heetland home. 'Mr.

and Airs. Rasmxissen, Mrs. Laura Frisbee of Fairmont, Minn, and Airs. Jennie Bram visited Friday at the Harley Haulk home in Eagle Grove. Mr.

and Airs. Bill Carlson and family of Odebokll were -weekend guests at (be Wesley Carlson home and Mrs. Eldon Carlson of Albert City was a Sunday dinner guest. Airs. Charley Foley visited Friday afternoon al the Airs.

Irvin Shellmeyer home in West Bend. She had a group of old friends in to honor Airs. E. R. Rising of Cannon City, Colo.

Weekend Guests Jim Anderson, Roxio White and Sharon Bosworlh were home from college over Ihe weekend. Mrs. Fred B.jornson of Goldfield. Airs. Orville Bjornson and Caroline were Friday afternoon callers at the Albert Nelson home.

Mr. and Airs. Pete Nelson of Eagle Grove, Air. and Airs. Gerald Hatyns and children of Fort Dodge and Air.

and Airs. Bob Nelson and sons were Sunday supper guesls at I ho Albert Nelson home. The Double Bridge Club met Wednesday afternoon with Airs. Sherrill Oppedabl. High score went to Airs.

Duane Anderson, Airs. Kenneth Burke got low score. Mrs. Harold Goettsch was a guest. Mrs.

Seban Julius, George and Gladys Calkins of Webster City were all day Friday visitors with Airs. Annette Engstrom. Air. and Mrs. Eddie Bygncss were Thursday evening dinner guests at the Man-old Bygness home in Goldfield in honor of their granddaughter's 17th birthday.

TUESDAY Oct. 23 VFW HALL ALGONA, IOWA WOMEN'S IVY LEAGUE Cody's Foodland 15 First National Bank 12 (i Phillip's (i(J 12 (i Blackmail's Cleaners 0 Bun-is Transportation 9 9 Hastings' Checkeretles 9 9 Star Lanes (j Broadway Cafe 7 Hoag's Plumbing 7 Anderson's Interiors 7 11 Dodyen's Industries (i 12 Smith's Insurance 4 14 High Team Series Foodland 184H Dodgen Industries H)2(i Smith's Insurance 1809 High Individual Series Lil Dugan 403 Arbanie Anderson 4fil Gwen Rice 425 High Team Game Blackmail Cleaners Ofi2 -Broadway Cafe (i4H Cody's Foodland 641 High Individual Game Arbanie Anderson 179 Pauline McQueen 174 Eunice Ernst 171 or 102 IVY LEAGUE Cody's Foodland 3 First- National Bank 12 fi Phillip's 66 12 6 Blackmail Cleaners 9 0 Bun-is Transportation 9 9 Hastings Checkeretts 9 9 Star Lanes 8 10 Broadway Cafe 7 11 Hoag's Plumbing Heating 7 11 Anderson Interiors 7 11 Dodgen Industries fa 1 12 Smith Insurance 4 14 High Team, 3 Games Cody'a Foodland 1843 Dodgen Ind 1826 Smith Ins 1809 High Team, 1 Game Blackmail Cleaners 662 Broadway Cafe 043 Nova -Door Station Wauon SPUMY HIM WAGONS THArUAD IOIUGER.HAPPIER IMS What a new kick you'll trot out of coiner olaces in this Wmtv nnr What a new kick you'll got out of going places in this one! And what a solvent feeling you'll get as the savings on upkeep mount! There's a full line of models, including three wagons. Basically, we've kept Chevy II's liveliness and roominess and easy loading ways. Kept its crisp looks, too (wilh a bit of freshening here and The changes we've made weren't for change's sake, you for yours. Just for a sample: the brakes are self-adjusting.

The new Delcotron generator gives you more electrical reserve power and helps your battery reach a vigorous old age. The Body by Fisher beauty lasts longer, too; air pushes rain andvwash water down through the rocker panels (where most rust begins!) in a clever new flush-and-dry ride is smoother and quieter because of a large number of small improvements we've made. And things are'a' lot plushier inside. Now you've read this far, haven't you? Isn't that good evidence that Chevy II is made for you? The clincher will come when you take the wheel at your Chevrolet dealer's. more depend on re Ai cars at our Chevrolet dealer's Chevrolet, Chevy II, Corvair Corvette.

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