Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 26

(towa) Advance Tnesd y. in. 1917 80 PRESENT AT GUEST DAY OF LONE BOCK PWO LONE Lone Rork PWO held puost Friday a f. ternoon at the Lone' Rock Presbyterian church w'ifh SO ing. Mrs.

Don Houck th" guests af (he with Mrs Frank Flaig regi Serins. Mrs. Milton Madison, 'pivsidenl announced (lie' fall Sept. 25 at Spirit Lake and rc4 ervalions should be in by s-pf If. speaker be 'i Page Welch.

krunvn singer and speaker. Mrs. Frederick n- a musical reading. If House, accompanied bv Margaret Fisher at il Mrs. Clifford NordMir M-X MM ton Madison and Hrrnv'm Kramer, sang.

SpeaK- To AIv fll.sn hy Mj y. Mrs. George Palleson, of Ring- stcd. was speaker. Mrs.

Milton Madison closed with a prayer, and refreshments were served by Mesdames Roy Jensen, Milton Madison. Roger Jensen, Frederick Schultz, Dave Weber, Harlan Blanehard. A. D. Newbrough.

Clnrpnco Kraft, Edw Blanehard mid Rnlph Hammorstrom. I i Church Circles to Meet i PWO circles will meet Sept. 19: Maxine. with Tena Jensen, Mrs-. Dave Woher assisting.

Mrs. Elaine- Saxton will have the program. Mildred, with Mrs. Marvin Marj low, Mrs. Merwin Marlow assisting.

Mrs. Don Honck will have the Colleen, with Mrs. Jesse Blanehard Mrs. Maude assisting. Progi-am by Mrs.

Herman Kramer. Shower for Diane Hovey Diane Hovey honored at 3 shower recently at the Burl Lutheran church. Linda Meyer sang a solo and Janice Meyer gave a i reading. A skit was presented by I Helena and Janice Meyer. The Ki'oup wrote.advice to the bride- and each guest introduced themselves to the bride.

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Mrs. Donald Meyer resided at the guest book. Hostesses were Mesdames Donald Meyer. Herb Hackbarcn, Art Rusch. Arnold Meyer, Robert Schmidt.

Ben Schmidt, Leo Schmidt, Fred Schmidt, Emil Aimers, W. H. Aimers, W. H. Meyer, Fritz Meyer, Halena Meyer, and Janice Meyer.

Teachers Have Picnic Faculty members from the Sentral Community school and families were entertained at a picnic supper last week Tuesday at the Fenton park. Following the supper a teachers meeting was held in Lone Rock school building. Visitors Are Honored A potluck supper was held at the Lawrence Gcitzenauer home recently for the Art Geitzenauers of Lincoln, the John Geit- zenauers, Delbert Gcitzenauers. Norman Finneslacls, of Fenton, and the Ed Georges, Estherville' Mrs. Glenn Householder, Mrs.

Ethel McChesney, Gloria and Dennis, visited in Des Moines recently with Dennis's grandmother, Mrs. Enos Mundell. The Frederick Schultzes, Mrs. Maude Blanehard, Harlan Blanehard, N. L.

Cotton, and A. Cotton attended the 50th wedding anniversary of the Fred Vogels at Burt recently. LONE ROCK Mrs. Clarence Kraft Mrs. W.

G. Flaig attended the McMahon-Chapman wedding at Algona and the reception at the Johnson House. The E. M. Jensens have re turned after a vacation at their cottage at Walker, Minn.

The Edw. Blanchards, Pat and Kim, were at Clifford Mueller's in Stanley, recently. They visited the Wisconsin Dells. Wednesday the Blanchards left for Nevada to visit the Delbert Blanchards and called on the George Thompsons and Howard Blanchards in Des Moines. Mrs.

Emma Hurlburt and daughter Rachael, and the Clinton Raths visited in Ledyard Sunday at Sidney Payne's. The W. J. Cottons returned home last week after three weeks at their cottage at Okoboji. The LeRoy Kleppers and Sam McCleishes were guests Thursday in West Bend of Mr.

Klepper's sister, the Ernie Frieciens. Mrs. Naomi Marlow was guest Thursday at Burt ir. the Herman Madsel residence. The Garry Browns, Cincinatti, Ohio, spent last week at Jesse Blanchard's Jr.

He is her brother. The James Walkers and daughter and the Clarence Krafts were guests Sunday at Rose Kraft's. Elaine. S.teve.anci David, "were Quests' of the James Walkers at Algona. Evelyn Earing and Ethel Me- Chesney attended the funeral of Mrs.

Jennie Hansen at Rolfe last week Monday. Janet Krueger arrived Friday for the weekend at the parental A. A. Krueger's. She came for the wedding of Diane Hovey.

The Woodrow Pettits were Sunday guests at the Harlan Blanchard's. They and the Erich Seegebarths enjoyed a pot luck suoper a.t the Blanehard home. Bernard returned home from the Veterans hospital, Des Moines, Fridaay. He will return Sept. 16.

The Rolland Baxters spent Sunday at Osage at the Walter Rowcliff home. The Henry Schroeders and the Andrew Thomsons attended a directors convention at Vacaction Village at Okoboji recently. B. Nelson, Iowa City, spent Thursday at the Thomsen home. Thomsen, of Sun Valley, also visited Thursday.

She is a sister-in-law of Mr. Thomsen. Sunday the Herman Masens, Ringsted, were guests of the Thorn- sens. The Delmar Fischers visited his mother, Mrs. Sarah Fischer, at Holy Family hospital at Estherville, Sunday.

The Roy Jensens and Jamie also called at the Fischer home. The Fritz Freyholtzes and Jerry and the Art Zumachs spent last weekend at Fall Creek, with the Rev. and Mrs. O. C.

Geisler, former minister here. The Orville Kressins also visited there Sunday. The Harry Kurtzes and Ernest Behms, Lake Mills, spent weekend at Left Schmidt'? i The Elmer Allermans, of Water- town, wore guests Saturday. The Efvin StaindOffs, town, visited at Bob Sch midt's. The Clarence Eilenfeldts and Vernon Strausbergs.

Lalu Mills, spent the weekend nl Martin They all came for the Hovey-'Meyer wedding. The Chuck Hinkles, Des Moines, Mrs. Blanche Rotterman, ot Veronica Rotterman, Waukegan, Mrs. W. M.

Rotterman, Elmore, soent last week Tuesday at Owen Thursday afternoon Adani Wilhelmis', Elmore, visited. Sunday the Berhows entertain pd Blanche and Veronica Rotterman, the Frank Rottermans and Mrs. W. M. Rotterman at a cookout.

The Blaine Saxtohs attended a picnic at Leo Elbert's at Corwith Sunday. Last week Tuesday afternoon the Forest Hansons, Forest City, called on Mrs. Lillie Thompson and Neva. Fridav afternoon John Sabins, Algona, visited. Sunday afternoon the Willarn Thompson family visited.

The Gerald Angus family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Angus and Toni of Burt, the Claude Whitehilln, Algona, and Mrs. Roy Guy, Renwick, spent last week in northern Minnesota. The N.

H. Reisners were recent guests at Clarence Kraft's. were the James Walkers and daughter, Mrs. Rose Kraft. The Leo Schmidts returned home last week Tuesday after a vacation at Lake Mills, Wis.

The Hugh Walshes and Bernard O'Donnells spent Sunday at Laurens at C. J. Linnan's. Mrs. Mary Flaig and Mrs.

Bernard O'Donnp-11 visited relatives at Camoas, 111., recently. The Park Oaks. Tavlor Ridge, 111., visited recently with the former's aunt. Mrs. Hattie Shaser.

the Leo Workuses. of Sacramento. visited Wednesday with Mrs. Shaser. Mrs.

Shaw also is an aunt of Mrs. Workus. PORTLAND Mrs. Viator Fitch The Four Corner Social club of Portland met last week Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Elwood Nelson.

Eight members were present. The afternoon was and lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Donald Ringsdorf Tuesday Oct. 1.

The Portland Progress club will meet. Sept. 19 Mrs. C. L.

Young, with Mrs. Earl. Zwiefel, Mrs. Lloyd Bartlett, and Mrs. Victor Fitch assisting.

Mrs. Lloyd Bartlett, Mrs. Earl Zwiefel and Mrs. C. L.

Young met last week Monday afternoon at Victor Fitch's make plans for the next Portland Progress club meeting. and Edward Zwiefel called at the Earl Zwiefel's Wednesday morning. The Vernon Larsens and girls called at Herbert Nelson's Thursday afternoon. Sharon Carroll spent Monday night with Linda Nelson. The Maurice Bilsboroughs were Thursday callers at Earl Zwiefel's.

The Ed Rushes, of Lyle, came a week ago Saturday evening and visited till Monday at the Lloyd Bartlett's. The Ronald Ortmans, Robert and Sandra, were last week Monday visitors at the Earl Zwiefel home. The Herbert Nelsons drove to Tama Thursday on business. Lakota Couple Wed ELNORA CHRIST, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Christ, and Maynard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rippentrop, both, of La- kola, were married Aug. 30 at the St. Paul Lutheran church at La- ko.a.

The groom is in the air force at the present time and the couple is at home at Topeka, Kans. A wedding story appears on page 2, section 3 elsewhere in today's Advance. Photo by Al Missal. 4-H Clubs Garfield Hustlers. The September 2 -meeting of the Garfield Hustlers was held at Richard and Ronald Banwart's.

New officers are: President, Gary Banwart; vice, Aaron Anliker; Phillip Fisher: reporter Ronald Banwart; leader. Ben Anliker; assistant, Arthur Banwart. Record books were handed in to be sent to the extension office at Algona, to be checked and graded. DIES Mrs, Allan Neymeyer of Traer died recently, after a 3 weeks battle for her life. She was badly burned in a gas explosion in the basement of her home, August 10 and has been under medical care at Iowa City.

LEDYARD GIRL, LAKOTAN, TO SWEA CITY LEDYARD The Bethany Evangelical and Reformed church was the scene of the wedding 23 at 8 p. m. of Ann Marie, daughter of the Carlin Egesdals, and Robert Gerald, son of the Theodore Wallentines, of Lakota. The Rev. Victor Vriesen officiated at the double ring ceremony.

Mrs. Orville Brandt was or- eanist and accompanied Gary Gabel, Swea City, who sang two solos, and Jane Egesdal, who sang, My Faith Up To Thee. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was dressed in a gown of white lace over tulle, fashioned with a scoop neckline, scalloped with tiny pearls. Her finger tip veil was attached to a Juliet cap. She jaivied a white Bible on which was a cascade of roses.

Her only jewelry was a pearl necklace' a gift of the groom. Her attendats were the bridegroom's sister, Ruth, as maid of honor. She wore a gown of white dotted swiss over green taffeta. Bridesmaids were Ruth Ploeger, classmate of the bride, Karin Wallentine, sister of the groom, and Jane Egesdal, sister of the bride as junior bridesmaid. Their dresses were white dotted swiss over pink, blue, and yellow taffeta.

Their corsages were colonial bouquets of pomps dyed to match their dresses. Martha Elaine Wallentine, sister of the groom, was flower girl, and Daryl Holcomb, cousin of the bridegroom was ring bear- er. The groom's attendants were William Wallentine, East Chain, as best man, and Carlin Egesdal brother of the bride, and Roger Holcomb as groomsmen. Virgil Wallentine, brother of the tfroom, was junior groomsman. Eldon Egesdal, of Elmore, and Richard Dahl, of Swea City, were ushers.

A reception was held in the church parlors following the ceremony for 225 guests. Mrs. Carlin Egesdal Jr. and Mrs. Donald Eichorn were dining room hostesses.

Mrs. Earl Egesdal, Elmore, and Mrs. George Wallentine, East Chain, cut and served the wedding cake. Mrs. Dean Lloyd was in charge of the guest book.

The gift table was in charge of Mrs. Harley Blue Earth, Shirley Udstuen, Deanna Wiemer and Judith Roseboro. Waitresses were Janice -Edwards, Carmen and Carol Larsen, Carmen Egesdal, Jane Wallentine and Janet Johnson. Kitchen helpers were Mesdames Raymond Sorenson, Clay-, ton Roseboro, Herman Brandt, J. C- JBlome, Edwards, 'Ralph Johnson, Fred Ploeger, Herman Goetz, Roger Goetz, and Marlin Runksmeier.

Following a short wedding trip they will be at home in Swea City where the groom is employed by the farmers elevator. The bride is a graduate of the Ledyard community school and also -attended the Lyle school of beauty. The bridegroom also graduated from the Ledyard nigh school and attended Gustavus Adolphus for, two years. K-s. Vriesett's Mother Bits The Rev.

was called to Young America, last week Monday morning by the news Mrs. Vriesen's mother, Mrs. E. A. Fossum had died that Sundav night.

Mrs. Vriesen and daughter, Mary, bad been with hef mother dufmfe the nast several weeks of her illness. Funeral services were held last Thursday and members of the 'ocal congregation who went to Young America for the funeral were the Herman'Brandts, John Brandts, Orville Runksmeiers, Marvin Junkermeiers, Ervin Klinksieks, Elmer Junkermeiers, Mrs. Ray Johnson, Mrs. Ida Darnell, and the John Kraaiers- meiers.

Mrs. Vriesen's father, Dr. E. A. Fossum, returned home them Friday for a couple if weeks.

6 at tho hospital in Estherville. They now have two boys and two girls. The Carlin Egesdals Jr. left Wednesday for New York City to meet Mrs. Egesdal's brother, who is returning from Norway.

Dolores Doocy and Rila Klocke left last Tuesday for Fort Dodge to attend a. beauty school. WEST BEND Mrs. Ed Nessen PTA Welcomes Faculty Last Tuesday evening the T. A.

met for their first meeting and a nature of a welcome for the faculty. Mrs. Ray Winter was in charge of the program. Mr. Willaclsen introduced the -teachers.

Mrs. Edith Busch, Mrs. Henry Dontje and Mrs. Arlowe Blome sang a novelty trio George MacKinnon and Alvin Carpenter gave readings. Henry Donlje, the new' president, held business meeting, and a project committee named.

The Don Johnsons are parents of a boy born Sept?" 1 at the Buffalo Center hospital. He has been named Thomas Virgil. Mrs. Harold Herzog, Mrs. Edward Looft.

Mrs. Marie Halvorson, Mrs. Gertrude Wiemer, and Mrs. Anna Togerson attended the W.S.C.R. training school held last week Tuesday at Burt.

Susie Mousel, who has been ill for some time, was taken to the Estherville hospital 1 a I Wednesday. The William Baumans are parents of a boy born Friday, Sept. Mrs. Tom Ketelsen is a patient at Lutheran hospital, Fort Dodge, where she had surgery on her leg. She is recovering nicely.

Mrs. Charlotte Bonnstetter entertained the Jolly Birthday club on Thursday afternoon. Roll call was answered with, My First Day at School. Bingo was enjoyed, in charge of Mrs. N.

Helleseth. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Baas, Iowa City, are the parents of 'a 7 Ib. 8 oz. son born Sept 4. The Harold Baases of West Bend are the paternal grandparents and Mrs. Art Tabor the maternal grandmother.

Mrs. Arnold Ketelsen has spent some time with her mother, Mrs. Guy Lansing, of Bode, who is a patient at Lutheran hospital at Fort Dodge. Dairymen Elected To '400 Club' At the Iowa State College some 80-odd Iowa dairymen haVe been named members of the Dairy Herd Improvement Association's '400 C. R.

'Schoby, Algona, former head of the national dairy association, and Ralph Walker Swea City, are among the number. Schoby and the Walkers have long been known as among North Iowa dairy leaders. Each dairyman elected to the club receives a certificate of merit. CARLOAD SALE FEATURE SWIVEI ROCKER With Bolta-Quilt Channel Bock NOW $7950 Reg. $99.50 A new dimension in comfort See this man- A.

sized chair in tan, green.and black'n white FOSTER'S I A. K. OCT. 18ih Pony Auction al Truman Sale Barn Truman, Minn. Sun.

Sept. 15 Sale Starts at 12 Noon, Daylight Saving Time Restaurant on Grounds Nationally-advertised pony sale of registered and grade ponies. AH consignments welcome. Draw for position at 10:30 a. m.

For further information, call or write Lyjnn Allen, Sherburn; Alton Steele, Blue Earth; or Ahel and Clark, Truman, owners and operators of the sale barn. Top auctioneers and ringmcn, Bill Porter, Wedel and Clark-, Payne and Lane. fashion-perfect coats of elegant all-wool fabrics for girls of all ages. Come and see our outstanding collection SIZES 3 to 6x From 9.98 SIXES 7 to 14 From 12.98 coat and slack sets for little girls. All-wool fabrics in lovely patterns and colors.

17.98 up SIZES 2 to Gx popular car coats in cotton sateen, with orlon pile lining and smart embroidered braid trim. Split zipper hood, pile lined. SIZES 7 QQ 3 to 6x I-5JO SIZES in no 7 to IU.30 Red Silver Turquoise.