Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 23

ST. JOE CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS SEE SPECIAL HIM ST. JOE Daughters of America Court St. Joseph met Wednesday for their regular monthly meeting with grand regent, Mrs. Frank Reding, presiding.

The Rosary, proceeded the meeting, which 'was offered for Mrs. Richard Kohlhaas and all other members who are on the sick list. A film on, the Retarded Child was shown and a free will offering was given the organization. Card bingo with prizes given by the committee in charge. In charge of'lunch and social hour were Ted.

Wagner, Mrs Leo Mrs. Willis Thilges, Mrs. Maggie Thilges, Mrs. Nicholas Weydert and Mrs. Peter Ziemet.

The C. D. of A. will hold their nnual guest night on Thursday vith a 6 o'clock pot-luck dinner St Joseph's School Hall. Committee in charge of dinner and ocial hour will be Mrs.

Laurence "hilges, Mrs. Harold Friders, rs. Frank Reding, Mrs. Math irsch, Mrs. John B.

Reding, Irs. Henry Ziemet, Margaret Reidmiller, Mrs. Louis Behounek, VIrs. Genevieve Weydert, Mrs. McGuire and Mrs.

Nick Bor- nann. Friendly Club Meets The Ladies' Friendly Club met the home of Mrs. Julius Cape- ius with Mrs. A. C.

Bernau as assistant hostess. The meeting vas opened by Mrs. Bernau, hairman. Roll call was answer- by My Favorite TV or Radio Program, and also, How I Spent hristmas. Old and new business was discussed, and then the so- committee took charge.

Five luridred was played with Mrs. Anto Weydert receiving high Drize and Mrs. Paul Thilges, low. jrize. Guests were Mrs.

John R. Japesius and Mrs. Paul. Thilges. A.

delicipus lunch was served by he hostess. The next meeting vill be held in the home of Mrs. Alfred Zeller, in February. SPACE-SAVING EASY GRIP DESIGN Brighten your kitchen with this modern design plastic Canister Set. Styled to conserve space because they fit neatly together.

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16; with Mrs i Charles Clement, Thursday, Jan 117; and all the following "on the same day: with Mrs. Rex Taylor; with Mrs. L. Reed; with Mrs. Robert McCullough; with Mrs.

Leonard Maasdam; March, with Mrs. Joe Tschetter; April, with Msr. Wendell Feaster; May, with Mrs Robert Williams for a o'- clock dessert luncheon. Engaged Returns Home Mrs. John Origer was brought lome from St.

Ann hospital, Alona, Wednesday, where she had seen a patient the past month. Wrs. Origer had suffered back 'njuries in a fall down basement in her home. Lutheran Aid Holds Meeting at Lakota LAKOTA The Lutheran Ladies Aid met Wednesday af- at the Parish Hall with Mesdames Muriel Boettcher, Alina Edwards and Geneva Pope as hostesses. Delores Sachs gave the devotions; the Rev.

L. Meinecke gave the Bible study on The Wise Men Story; the Junior trio from high school, Marcelyn Erdhal, Donna Hertzke and Cynthia Thompson, sang two numbers. Thesenior trio, Paula Buckels, Marlene Christ and Lillian Meyer sang two numbers. Thank offering boxes will be kept by each member again until next fall and be turned hi at the Reformation festival. The money will be used for stained windows.

Committees were appointed for the new year. Lunch was served by the hostesses. Women's Fellowship Circles to Meet The Congregational circles of the Women's Fellowship will meet with the following hostes- ses on Thursday 17: Rutn circle at 1:15 with Mrs. Edith Buchanan; Naomi circle at 1:15 with Mrs. Ted Larson; Rebecca circle at 1:15 with Mrs.

Wendell French; Martha circle at 8 p. with Mrs. Ted Chrischilles; Mary circle at 8 with Mrs. Helen Rode. I HOMEMAKERS OF IRVINGTON MEET The Irvinglon Homemakers club met Jan.

9 at the home of Mrs. Glen' Peglow with Mesdames Roland Haas and Howard Miller assisting. It was suggested that members unable to attend a meeting should inform the hostess by the previous day. Mrs. Wilbert Ruhnke was welcomed as a new member.

For the monthly surprise num- ber, Mrs. John Sehnackenbcrg showed movies of the club women square dancing. Lunch was served following adjournment. The next meeting, a Valentine party, will take place Feb. 13 at Mrs.

John Webers. There will be a valentine gift exchange, not to exceed 75c. WANT TO BUY? Try An Advance Classified! MONTHLY MEETING OF HOSPITAL AUXILIARY The monthly meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary Board was held Jan 88, at St. Ann. Kathleen McEnroe was named chairman for Tag Day which will be during Hospital week in May.

A Valentine Tea is planned for Feb. 11, at St. Ann, with Antoinette Bonstetter, program chairman, in charge of the program. A regular Sewing Day has now When You Buy a at Zender's! You get a full measure of quality in fabrics and tailoring when you select your suit at Zender's. There's NO HALF VALUE! There's NO DOUBT THAT YOUR GARMENT IS THE BEST VALUE DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.

You're assured complete satisfaction in fitting, too. Choose from our array famous brands and get full value in a suit. don't settle for LESS than a FULL MEASURE VALUE when you buy Mrs. Florence Hammer, of Si. Joe, announces the engagement of her daughter, Janet Ann, io 3 aul RuSiemier of Bancroft.

Miss -Jammer is the daughter of the ate Wm. Hammer and Mr. Rus- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. rlenry Rustemier, Bancroft.

Paul attending A. I. B. at DCS Moi- ies and she is teaching in the Selmond school. A summer wedding is planned.

)een set up for Wednesdy after- looti and will be held weekly with Mrs. Joe Bradley as chairman. Anyone desiring to help should call her. 10th BIRTHDAY Steven Hardy celebrated his 10th birthday Sunday, Jan. 6, and had as guests at a theater aarty Douglas Barr.

Gary Barr, John Gilmore, Bruce McCullough, Gary Parrish, Allen Prit- be, Scott Miller, Glen Tschetter, Barry Wa.tkins and Harlan Wittkopf. After the show, lunch was served at the home and games were played. SARAH CIRCLE The Sarah Circle of the First Lutheran church meets Thursday afternoon Jan. 17 at 1:30 o'clock for a dessert luncheon with Mrs Melvin Bay, 215 Overmyer Dr. The Martha circle meets the same day and hour with Mrs.

Betty G'albraith, 609 south Jerome street. "Where Quality Is Inexpensive" FAREWELL PARTY Mrs. Richard Johansen was given a surprise farewell party Thursday afternoon by Mesdames Kenneth Geilenfeld, C. J. McEvoy, Harold; Peterson, Harold Roth Sifert.

Th'g hoot 'dree gift ancT the women provided the refreshments. PWO TO MEET The PWO vyill meet at 1:15 at the Presbyterian church for The Upper Room conducted by Mrs W. F. Colwell. Dessert luncheon will be served at 1:30 in the ing room.

Devotions will be given by Mrs. Leon Martin. The pro gram topic is, Christ's Way Every Day in the Year. BAPTIST WOMEN Women of the First Baptis church will meet Thursday afternoon, Jan. 17.

Hostesses will Mrs. Louis' Egel and Mrs. Warrei Andreason. The scripture read ing will be by Mrs. Alvis Hill January birthdays will be obscr ved.

Mrs. Don Frederick was hos toss to her bridge club member; Thursday evening. High sec ond high score prizes were won by Mrs. Harold Sundet and Mrs liarold Erickson. TEEN-AGE POLIO DRIVE PLANNED Kossuth polio chairman Olive Carlson conferred with Jud Ncwbrought, Lone Rock, con cerning a TAP drive in the cpun ty during the March of Dime campaign.

The TAP stands fo Teen-agers against Polio and drive for funds in county schools is planned. SERVICES FOR MRS. BLEICH, 69 HELD AT BURT BURT Services for Mrs. Louise Bloich were held Friday at 1:30 p. in St.

John's Lutheran church, the'Rev. E. L. Wittkopp officiating. Mrs.

Raymond Lavrenz was organist and vocalists were Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Janice Bierstedt, Sharon Miller, Ladora Peter, Mary Lou Presthus, Judy Wicske. the St. John's Ladies Aid sung, Beautiful Savior. Pallbearers were Irving Anderson of Shakopce, Anderson of Eau Claire, Ranny Putz of Faribault, Ortwin Blcich of Hampton, Albert Blcich of Scarville, and Herbert Bleich of Mapleton.

Arrangements were in charge of: the McCu'lloufih Funeral Chapel of Algona. Burial in Burl cemetery. Mrs. Louise Margaret Bleich, nee Falk, was the daughter of ohn Falk and his wife Louise Mueller. Shu was born May 11, 887 at Castle Rock, Wis.

As an nfant she was baptized, with the lev. Anderward officiating. Mrs. Bleich came to wit)) er parents in 1894. The family ettled near the Phelps home, vest of what is now Titonka, in 'ortland twp.

They conducted a ountry store and post office, she received her schooling. 1899 her parents moved their tore -into the newly founded own of Titonka. The family attended the Lu- Jieran church at Plum Creek. In he spring of 1902, after a course instruction in the fundamen- al doctrines of Christian reli- ion she gave testimony of her aith in the LutHeran church by lie rite of Confirmation, the Rev. A.

Bleich on Sept. 12, VI. Behrcnds officiating. She was united in marriage to 906, by Pastor Bchrends. The vedding took place on the Bleich arm east of Burl.

This union 'as blessed with two children, (Mrs. O. T. Cherland) of one Rock, and Raymond of ibby, Mont. The young couple made their home on the Bleich farm until 923 when they moved to Hurt, during the depression from 1932 1936 they again lived on the arm, coming to Burl once more 1936, where they have lived ince, and where she died last A'cek Monday.

Mrs. Blcich was an active- member of the Lutheran church all her life. At first she was a member of the Plum Creek Lutheran church and when it dissolved, she and Mr. Bleich joined St. John's Lutheran church in 3urt in 1913, and were active members since.

Mrs. Bleich was also active as a member of the Ladies Aid, being a charter member. On Sept. 12, 1956 the Bleichs celebrated their Golden wedding anniversary. While Mrs.

Bleich had been under doctor's care for several years, she enjoyed comparatively fdlr he'aTtlV'arid' was 'be- ai-ound. Last week Sunday she attended church services and the Holy Sacrament. In the afternoon she attended a Golden wedding celebration of the Rugers at Lu- Verne. Monday afternoon her daughter Luella came to help her prepare for the meeting of the Birthday circle to which she belonged, and which was to be held in her home Friday. Mrs.

Cherland left and Mrs. Bleich lay down to rest and read. She died at the age of 69. Surviving are her 'husband, R. A.

Bleich, her daughter her husband of Lone Rock, and her son Raymond, his wife and daughter Jerri, of Libby, Mont. Also surviving are three brothers, Otto Falk, Taconia, Arthur Falk, Salem, and John Falk of Algona, and many relatives and friends. Her parents and sister Matilda preceded her in death. Out of town relatives attending the services were Isabella Leek, Spring Green, Mrs. Luther Johnsrud, Avoca, Dr.

J. S. Marteel, of Dodgeville, Mr. and Mrs. O.

W. Bleich. Hampton; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Root, Aitlcin, Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Gronfof and Irving Anderson, Shakopce, Ranny Faribault, Wm. O. Anderson, Eau Claire, the. Rev.

and Mrs. L. Richmann, of Minnesota Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Krantx, Swea City; W.

E. Bleich, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Algona (Iowa) Tuesday, January 15, 1957 Engaged ALGONA GIRL, GUEST OF HONOR AT WEST BEND Joanne Warmbier, of Algona, wa.s honored at a pre-nuptial shower last week Sunday at'ter- noon at Peace Lutheran church parlors. I A piano solo was given by Joyce Anderson and several readings by Mrs.

Virgil Enock; son. The honoree was assisted in opening her gifts by her sisters- in-law and Shirley Schafer. for the courtesy were aunts of the prospective grnorn, Charles Schafer, and Mesdamos Vtrn Krug. Veronica Priester and Viigil Enockson, who served refreshments. i Miss Warmbier and Charles Schafer will be married day in the Lutheran church at Aluona.

and Mrs. Geo. Smith of Harcourt, announce tho engagement and approaching narriage of their daughter, Ruby Lavonne, to Gene Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peterson of Titonka.

Miss Smith is a graduate of Harcourt high school vyith the class of 1955 and also attended Tobin Business College, at Fort Dodge. She is now employed the Public Dodge. Mr. Peterson is self-employed as a carpenter at Fort Dodgo. The wedding is planned for February 10 at 2:30 p.

m. in the Harcourt Methodist church. Loan Corp. at Fort Mrs. Wm.

McKim Union M-D Club The Union twp. Mothers and club met at the home I ul Ltila and Dolores Dodds. Heli ena Duckis and Alice Thilges served refreshments. May bchenck and Camilla Meteger told of trip to California during the holidays. Camilla had the surprise number.

Bloich, LaVonne Bleich. all of Scarville; the Win. Rikes, Woden; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ollom, of South St.

Paul; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Falk, Mr.

Mrs. Robert, Carr, Mrs. Mildred Leslie Sorenson and Mrs. Martha Drager and family, of Algona; Dr. H.

W. Bleich, Mapleton; the John and Walter Rugers of LuVerne; Mrs. and Mrs. John Ruger of Fenton; Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Habeger, West Bend; Wayne Drone and Mrs. Anna Drone of Lone Rock. News Ads lOOi 1 Family Night Last week Wednesday a family night was held at Good Hope with 30 in attendance. Dick Sarchet films of Europe I where he was recently stationed. Eight women told of a study of the letters of Paul.

Homemakers to Meet The Union twp. Homemekars will meet Jan. 24 with Irene Bjustrom. It will be an all day meet ing with lunch furnished by the hostesses. Bring a favorite bread or roll recipe.

The lesson will be on baking bread. Phone Demonstration The Union twp. Farm Bureau will meet Thursday night. Rep rcscntatives of the telephone company will be present to show how to use the new dial Everyone is urged to attend. Youth Paper Drive The Intermediate Methodist Fellowship is "having a paper drive.

Persons are asked to oring their papers, securely tied, by Feb. 17 to the church. njures Hand Melvin Alt was injured last veek while putting a belt on a Duiley. He sulicrcd a gash at the op of his hand but is doing, OK: 1OW. Morris Harbor arrived home rom Chanute AFB, Illinois, last veek Tuesday.

He will retufrt here Jan. 22. Mrs. Wm. McKim is having a 'ew weeks in Oklahoma with Her who has a now ter.

A Methodist study group met at Irene Bjustrom's Monday, The is studying the people of aoutneast Asia. Kenneth Lester arrived home Dec. 29 and left Jan. 10 for Ft. Lesley J.

McNair, Washington, D. stationed. Couple Purchase Acreage Here Mr. and Mrs. Arthur.

Ashton who have been living in the trailer court here have purchased the acreage of Adolph Hendrickson south of town. Their son Darrell was married Dec. 30 in the Mt. Calvary Lutheran church at Richfield, Minn. They will make their home here in the spring upon completion of the bride's schooling Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Ashton also have at home their daughter' Mrs. Kenneth Matson whose hus- band is in service and located in France. He has been home on leave and was taken to Roches-' ter, last week by his and from there went via plane to the east, coast and will return to France till spring when he will receive his Three Wed Permits Granted Here Three marriage permits were issued 'by the clerk's office 'the past week. They were Klein, Bode, and Genevieve Wagner, Algona; Emery Preston, Armstrong, and Phyllis Volhnar, Bancroft.

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