The Humboldt Republican from Humboldt, Iowa • Page 10

THE HUMBOLDT REPUBLICAN, Humboldt, Imva 6UR SECTION TWO FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1 946 SOFTBALL GAMES UNDERWAY IN BODE TUESDAY (Byi Mrs. Walter Thompson) first Softball game of tha season was played Tuesday evening on the high school grounds, between the West side farm team and East side town team, which was won by the West side farm team by a score of li to 4. Batteries for the winners were Hemmested and Richard Rossing. For the losers ICspeland and Art Jensen. There will be league games every Tuesday and day evenings, including tho two farm teams and two town teams.

Captains and co-captains of the Farm team Is Frosty Olson and Mark Rolland. The West farm team captained by Clyde Coopsr and Harlan Berge. East town team, Art Jensen and Milt Kinseth and West loWn tea ill, 'Max Shtilton and nn- ane Saatlloff. The league is sponsored by thd Bode community club. Game Tuesday night drew a good crowd.

Thursday night league game between West town and East side Farm teams resulted with the score of 5-4 in favor of the West side town team. Batteries for tho losers wore Torgcrson and Olson nnd for the winners Larson and Saathoff. for Mrs. Faltlnson and crossed over.Into t'nimclii on a sight seeing trip. 'Mr.

null Mrs. Harold Skatigstad joined members of a picnic party, iit-lrt in Humboldt park Sunday al- tcrnoon In honor of Charles Skaug- stad, son of R. A. Sluiugstad, who was a member of thccoiitiriuatiun class at the First I.utln-ran Sunday morning. Dr.

and Mrs. I Qunlly of Bode, and Air. and Mrs. .1 .1 n-U 111 I Dale, nnd Mrs. Lillian Itossing as nsaistnnt hostesses.

Horginu Johnson reported on the poppy sale, raised Amanda dlson reported 18 new members from World War IT. Clara Hagen In her report on rehabilitation that a hundred ponnds of carpet riffes were sewed. Olson I'lonlc Members of the Olson clan of Ro en Torrcncc nnd daughters of Bode held their annual summer, IVVJifv-i 1.. fri nisitiln Red Oak were also present. Airs.

Torgcrson has returned from Rochester, whore she went to accompauy her mother, Airs. Delia Halverson her home iu Rake, after having been a patient in the Rochester hospital. Air. and Airs. Victor Sweeii and family of Fort Dodge were recent visitors at the home of his mother.

Airs. Ole Sweeii. Mr. and Mrs. P.

0. Ksmay joined a group of friends at the 1 111 hoinc of Air. and Mrs. Moore near Humboldt for a o'clock dinner In honor of the birthday of Philo Tabor. Mrs Moore's father, on Thursday evening of last week.

Aliss Julia Van Stein of tort Dodge spent the weekend at the Walter Thompson home. Sunday she accompanied the Thompsons to where, they spent the day home of Mrs. George II. services were held In the Lutheran church Friday afternoon for Mrs. Blla KaUinson who passed away nt the convalescent home In Humboldt Friday after an illness of long standing.

She is survived by three sons nnd thrc-e all. of whom were present at which' were conducted by Rev. 0. H. Anderson of Humboldt.

Three sons and three grandchildren served as pallbearers. Skaugstad funeral home of Humboldt was in charge of arrangements with burial in the Bode cemetery. Her husband preceded her In death several years ago. Tryifstall-Hood Wedding In a double ring ceremony, the marrlagu of. Miss Gladye Trygstad and Harold Rood took placo lust Saturday evening In the St.

Olat's Lutheran church. In Bode, with the Rev. Martin Trygstad, brother of the bride officiating. While Rev. C.

Russell Johnson, the bride's brother-in-law, sang "Jeg-Elsker Deg" Donald Sorlein as head usher escorted the groom's mother, Mrs. Harold Rood of Bode and the bride's sister, Mrs. C. Riis- sell Johnson of St. Paul.

The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Rev. Trygstad. As the couple knelt at the altar Rev. Johnson sang "0 perfect The altar was beautifully decorated with white candles and pink and white peonies. The bride was attired in a floor length white marquisette dress With, sweeping train.

The dress was fashioned -with a high neck lint and a collared fyoke trimmed with scallops and silk braid, fne sleeves came to a point at the wrist and the skirt was fastened at the waistline In a smocking effect. The finger tip veil Wjis Blyslan net, and was fastened to her head with a sweotheart crown The groorii wore a light grey conventional suit. Alice Trygstad, bride's sister, was maid of honor and was also dressed In white. Eijrl Opheim was best man. Noel Trygstad, nephew of the bride was ring bearer and the two flower girls, Virginia Johnson, niece of the bride, and Glenda Rood, cousin of the groom wore long blue pink dresses.

After the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlors to one hundred relatives and friends. Refreshments were served. The dining room was also profusely decorated with peonies and candles. Tho young couple are both grad- Algonn at the pi 1 CO Mr- and Mrs. Bernold Opheim and sons Dennis, Dick and George, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Opheim atteml- memorial services for their nephew. James Opheim which Wore held at 11 o'clock Sunday morning in the Ames Lutheran church. Others from here attending the service were Mr. and Mrs.

Andy Olson, who spent wteheml there. at the Julius Opheim home. Air. and Airs. Oscar Christinnson of ICIdora were recent visitors here at the home of his mother.

Roger Ophdim of Ames attended the Rootl-Trygstad wedding Saturday- evening. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Pederson spent the weekend at the home of his mother. Hergina Johnson.

Hubert Kinseth of Fort Dodge issisted at the Leo Kinseth store Saturday. Air. and Airs. Alilo Smith have eft for Iowa City where Mr. Smith vill enroll at the State University, is a veteran, in commerce und T.

II. Berge went to Rochester. Saturday for medical treat- nent at the Mayo clinic. He was iccompanied there by his son, Har- Dld at Bode, and Earl of Algona. Mrs.

Berge, Mrs. S. 0. Tonderum nnd Ernest Berge went up later. The boys have returned leaving their fathei somewhat improved, nit Airs.

Berge and her daughter, Airs. Tonderum remained there. Air. and Airs. Lee Lybarger have returned from attending a Bankers Life Insurance school in Alason City last week.

They have recently opened an insurance agency, com- ng here from Osage. Aliss Rose Alary Cram of -Hum-1 boldt has accepted a position in the Kermit Cram restaurant. Mr and Mrs. Loren Eastman ac- conipanied by Mrs. W.

E. Phillips of Bradgate went to Fort Dodge Sunday wheve they attended graduation exercises at the Fort Dodge high school for their niece and granddaughter, Miss Frances Phillips who received her diploma as a graduate nurse from Mercy hospital. They spent the balance of the day and were entertained at dinner the evening at the home of Air. and Mrs. I.

W. Phillips and family. Shower Honors l.aFay Olson Hostesses at an afternoon party and shower at the church parlors for Miss LaFay Olson, daughter ol Air. and Airs. Irvin Al.

Olson whose marriage takes place Sunday utter- noon at 4 o'clock to Robert Cropti of Whiting. Iowa, were Airs. II. Olson, Mrs. Erling Olson, Airs.

Tei Underburg, Airs. Carl Underburg Mrs. Robert Foley and Airs. Duuiv Benge. About seventy ladies wer present.

The appropriate prograii for the occasion Included a voca solo by Miss Alpha Underburg ac uates of Bode high school. Harold has just recently receled his honorable discharge from the Navy while the bride lias just completed her sophomore year at St. Olaf's college, Northlield, Alinn. They will live for the present at the home of the groom's parents. OlhiT News ICnroute home from their wedding trip Air.

and Airs. Orville Olson stopped at Northlield for the graduation exercises at St. Olaf college. The class, which Orville would also been a member had he not entered army service. Their marriage took plate in Goldlield June 1.

Airs. Olson, the former Oppedahd had taught school iu Hode the past two years. Alany courtesies were' shown her preceding her marriage, including an announcement parly and personal shower at Goldtleld, and miscellaneous showers given in her honor at Reuwick at the Ed Oppe- duhl home, and in Hode Airs. Tom Olson and her daughter. Airs.

Vitas Lurseii entertained at a party and shower. The couple are muving to the farm south of town, owned by his father, where they will be at home to their many friends. Air. and Mrs. Magnus Sorlien and Mr.

and Airs. Albert Sorlien have returned from St. Paul where they attended funeral services for their Carl Sorlein which wen; held there last, Tuesday afternoon. Air. and Airs.

L. C. Sorlein and family of Fargo. North Dakota, en- route to Oberlin, Ohio, are gutsls for a few days witli the Magnus and Albert Sorlein families in Hode. Henry C'.

Olson, Milton Kinseth. Allies llelmen and 10. Al. Klliugsoa have returned from a week's iiig trip at Leech Lake. Alinn.

Mr. and Airs. John Lumen have returned from an over Sunday viMi in Mr. and Mrs. J.

P. Jensen, Airs Elmer Pederson and Airs. Arthur Alexander of Eagle Grove have rein rued from St. Paul where they attended i'niieral services held one day lasi week for a relative, ilrs. Alexaniji has returned to her homo in Kagle Grove.

and Mrs. R. li. Carlson spent Sunday with their son-in-law and daughter. Air.

and Airs. Joe Haukoos at their farm home near North wood. Dr. P. W.

Qually, Dr. A. J. Krick- sou of Fort Dodge and Robert Torre ucu of Red Oak have returned from lishing trip in Northern -Minnesota near InU-rnuliuuul Falls, companled by -Mrs. Leo Kinsetl and a reading by Airs.

Torkel Aurt Miss Olson following the prograi opened her many beautiful gifts after which refreshments wer served by the hostesses. The par lorn were profusely decorated i peonies and other spring flowers. Hall (ianii-s At the Hode Comuuity club ball game Tuesday evening up to the last inning the west country and the west town teams were tied. The Until scorn ended with a margin of lu-S in favor of the west country team. Hatterii-s for winners were Richard Rosslng and Harlan Berge and for the losers Charles Larson and Hob Barber.

Mr. ami Airs. Ray Jannsen of Ames were all day visitors at the Vermin Falkeuseu home. They came to spend the day with Airs, mother, Mrs. Howard Raymond of Sacramento, Calif.

who is a guest al the Falkenson home. Friday al Story City occurred the marriage of the two eld'st daughters of Mr. and Airs. Alartin 1 Tjernagle ol' Story City. Tji-r- nagle was lint former Aliss gaartl of Hode.

Her two sisterS, i Mrs. James Reid and Airs. George Goddard of Chicago attended tho double wedding and on Saturday the three sisters were guests at the Olaf Olson home. Oilier sis over the wet-ken there, were the Ernest Olson family of Council Hluffs, who attended the OlHon clan picnic Sunday. Took ot 111- group and also showed several movies which added to the entertainment of the afternoon.

Hob Kirkpatrick of Iowa City visited Duane Saathoff, Tuesday. Other guests at the Saalholl home the past we' were Rev. und Airs. Robert Kin roll and daughter of Al- goliu nnd All's. Hess also i-f Algona, and Mr.

and Mrs. Kd Sioux City were weekend guests al the Saathoft home. Legion Auxiliary Al 111 June 14 al homo, of Aliiutii- the American Legion Auxiliary elected tin- following ol- liec-rs fur ensuing year: Barbara llelmen; first vice president. Kdnu Olson; 2nd vii Gladys Selvig; ing secretary, Lillia i corresponding Serietary, Jane! Cottingtou: treasurer. Alice Rood Chaplain.

Marie V'aug; seiBeam-al- arms, l.iala Hanson: historian. Thi Jensen. The lunch was nerved by gathering In form of a picnic at 12 o'clock Sunday, June 0, at the Algona fairgrounds. One hundred fifty four were present. Ole M.

Olson was the oldest member present. Members of the family tree from out of town were Mrs. Rals Roberts of Bolmond, Air. and Mrs. Henry Anderson and Oscar Olson, Duncombe, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Pederson of Fort Dodge, Mr. and Airs. Bill Chaplin and daughter 'of Eagle GroVe. the Henry Olson family of Humboldt, Alt', and Mrs.

Le- Idnd Templeton and daughters and Alelba Olson, Evansvllle, Indiana; Airs. Amanda TWedt and daughter, Mildred, Long Beach, Mr. and Airs. Osborne Rolland and son Alanly, Alilroy, Minn. Following a bounteous picnic dinner a ball same was soon in progress and there were supervised games, for the children.

Officers of th Oleson clan for this year are Maurice Aas- helm, president; and Mrs. Cnrsyle Halsrud, secretary nnd treasurer. It was decided-to hold a similar meeting next year. Curl J. ('orllcii Dies Carl Sorllen of St.

Paul, Minnesota, died Friday, May 31, after a period of illness. Air. Sorlien was born at' Bode, Iowa, February 1887 and was 59 years of age when he died. He attended the public schools in Bode, Luther College In Decorah and Mankato Business college, at Mankato, Alinn. Later he opened a general nier- tosen, Iowa, and Bergen, N.

Dak. Ho was employed in banks at At- chandlse store at Rawson, N. Dak. Until ill health caused his- retirement, about a year or more preceding his death, ho was employed as maintenance supervisor with the Northwest Airlines in the Twin Cities. i On March 23, Iftll, ho was married to Inga Kinseth of Rode, Iowa.

He was a member of the Lutheran church. Funeral servlcf-s were held in the Lislo-Wold Funeral Home In St. Paul on Tuesday, June 9. with Rev. Kurth Kern of St.

Paul, of-1 delating. Rev. a. O. Sorlien of Osage, Iowa, who was recently dis- chargod from the Navy after service as chaplain, also spoke at the service.

Pallbearers were Henry Lorge, St. Cloud, and five brothers, i Henry of Alinot N. Albert J. of Bode Iowa; Oscar C. of Alason City, Iowa; Alagnus of Bode, rr: and Leon C.

of Fargo, N. Dak. Burial was in the North Lawn cemetery in St. Paul. Surviving are the wife Inga, who i employed as manager of the rapery department of the Golden Rule Store in St.

Paul, and two aUghters, Inez, who is Mrs. Harild Holm of Bremerton, ml Beflyn who is Mrs. Roy Pru- len, of St. Paul; and one son, 1st. Carl Jr.

of the armed forces. Also surviving are one sister, N'elle. who is Airs. Henry Lorge of St. Cloud, and six brothers.

Henry. Albert, Oscar, Alagnus, Olvin and Lion. Preceding the deceased In death are his parents Air. and Airs. John H.

Sorlien, four sisters and three brothers. Other 7 A11 members of the family of the late Airs. Ella Falkoiisen have re- turned to their various homes with the exception of Airs. Howard Raymond who came by plane from her hcme in Sacramento, and is awaiting plane reservations to return. Those who have returned to their homes are Air.

and Airs. Horton Fick, Elba, Alabama; Airs. Jannsen, Ames; Air. and Airs. kel Torkel.sou, Hope, North Dakota; Aliss Bess Nelson, Air.

and Airs. Falkensen and family and Air. and Airs. William Anderson, and Air. and Airs.

Alton 'FaHensen and family of Tracy. Alinn. Air. and i Airs. Vernon Faltensenl Ive on the farm home enar here.

Airs. Osborne Rolland and son, have returned to home in Alilroy, after a weekend visit at the Rudy Olson home. Mr. and Airs. Torkel Thorsland have returned to their home in Hope, N.

after having alluded funeral services for Airs. Thors- hind's sister, Airs. Ella Falkensou held here on Friday of lastweek. They spent the here at the J. H.

and Sam Thorsland homes. Airs. J. U. Jacobson church services iii Bode Sunday, spending the day ut the home of II-T son, Sylvan Jacobson.

Captain and Mrs. LeRoy Enger reinriied from a three vacation trip in Northern Canada anil Walter Bohls and twli daughters have returned to their home in Rock, after a week's at Hie home, of her mother, Mrs. Kin.seth. Airs. Amanda Twedt and daughter have returned to th'elr liuine iu Long Beach.

alter a two visit with her father, M. Olson and with other Om-oi-town giii-sts present at I Li- TrygMaii-llood wed ing Saturday evening were: Rev. and Airs C. Johnson and four children uf Hi. Paul, Pat rich Hi evens and Alary Sherry of Ver Wisconsin; Mrs.

Clarenci Sanderson, Ventura; Mr. and Airs Hoy Johnson. Corwith; Airs. Chas Hush. D-s Moiues; Air.

and Mrs Harold I.eVier and family. For Dodge; ('. K. Proctor, Garner; All and Kenneth Swee.ii, Hum d-iv In Fort Dodgo ed Sunday In St. Joseph by Larson went to M'sf.

"-edict. tend the W. M. F. convention held held there this week.

Others attending from here are Mr. and Mrs. a. Al. Rood and Airs.

Alfred Vnag. CANADIAN VISITORS WITH THUL FMILY AT ST, JOE VICINITY ST. and Mrs. Ben Froo-, hlech Rita and John and Isadore served by the hostesses Miss Thilges will the bride of Wilfred Schneider on une 18th in St. Joseph's church at o'clock.

A Jake Thilges, son of Mr. and Mrs Nick Thilges returned home Wednesday from Fort 'LeKven- worth, Kansas where he received his discharge from Army service. Coin Shorter A coin shower given In honor of Agatlia Thilges lit St. Josephs hall Sunday afternoon. The- afternoon was spent socially and at the playing ot court whist.

Prize's were awardt-il to Mrs. Mary Loutscll for high Airs. Harold Reding for low Airs. John Bormann received door prize. A delicious lunch was Thnl from Marquis, Canada, arrived hero for a visit with relatives.

Mrs. Froelcch, tha former Bertha Thul and tsddorc are sister and brother of George and John Thnl of here. DniKflilrr Horn to Beckers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meeker nre the parents of a girl bprn Wednesday in St.

Joseph's Mercy hospital, Fort Dodge. The Beckers now have four daughters. Hnnns of- Mnrrlnurr Snnns of marriage were publish- CM. JVJnCjlli a vi" i j. wedding dance wil be given by the young 'couple in the Whlttemore hall.

Olhor Mr. Mrs. Veik Donna Jean Marie and Janet of Albion, Nebr, Clem Wemhoff, Humphrey, and Rita Wlaschln Rose were overnight visitors at tho John Thnl and Sylvester Wagner home Friday. They l)ad boon lo Dumtnue nnd wore on their way home, the, drotto In Betnd bit Saturday, Rita Wlaschlh Is A sister of Ambrose and Wlaschln who arc well known here. They live In bra'sha now.

Mr. arid Mrs, Nicholas Wagner, Mr. and Mrs, Lei Frlders Peter Erpeldlng left Sunday for Gainesville, Texas to attend ihc wedding of Clarence Brpelding, son of Peter E-rpeldillg and Cjith- erine SWereczyskt on Tuesday, Juml llth, Mr. and Mrs. K.

L. Kohlans and son Wilfred, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kohlhaas, Mr. and Mrf.

Clarence Kramer and sons, Mrs. Henry Ziernet attended a post-nuptial shower for Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Olsch at tho Laurence Olsch homo, near Algona Sunday afternoon. Mrs.

Bernard Glsch, a'French girl, just recently arrived In the United the, Mr. nnd Mrs. plrttho and nnd Vernon Plathe, Mr. Mra, Pelmet P.ls- the and Son, Mr. and Mrs.

Nprb'ert Freders and family, Mr. and Mrs. peter Mueller and sons, Mrs. Kosella Frldens and family were all among! thttse ffom.her to attend a birthday, party in honor of Mrs. lohn Thill At.

her home near St. Benedict Sunday evening. Relatives from here attended a. ZleniPt family gathering at the Frank Zlentet home near Algpna Sunday. Nick Bormann from Aigdna spent Friday and Saturday With his son Mike and family here.

Will Thilges returned homo Friday from where he had gone the week before for medical aid. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bormann accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Chas.

Kollasch of Whlttemore drove -to States. They had been married si olix city Sunday to attend the: profession of the Sisterhood of Mr. when Bernard was In service over seas, Mr. and, Mrs. Alvln Erpeldlns and daughter returned to Denver, 'nnd Mrs.

Kollaach's daughter, Sis- tor M. Delores. She Is a nun In tha Presentation Order. Sgt. Robert Boi'mann, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Bormnnn arrived IK re for a 21 day furlough from. Ft. Mr. and Mrs.

Math Faber ami, Bragg, Xiorth Carolina. At tho end Colorado, Sunday evening after a short visit here. AlVin Is the oldest son of Peter Erpetding. family, Mr. ami Mrs.

Charles Pla- of his furlough Sgt. Bormann re- ports at Fort Knox, KentUclty. Mrs. rsttift Alfted and Jbhri; Dffgf? SfifAt' the Colo'tUttl" Minn, With John Zellert Mr, Zsller underwent an operation the first of last week. aiid Mrs, JObfti West Bendi John Eafele drove; Mrs.

Peter ortser, Whiue- more; and Mary Jane Orlger, alt from here attended the, weddlflg of Marie Hess and Clarence. Stdnius at 1 Holy Gh'ost chiircll In Dubuque on Wednesday, June 6t.1i. Marje Hess is artlnushter of-Mr. nnd Mjrs. Anton HRSS of biilntnn'o.

Hesa was the former Catherine Orlger. Rev. George will attend Priests Itetreat' at Sioux City this week. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Froehllch and daughter Rita frohl Marquis, Canada, who are visiting relatives here, spent the wqekoiid with Rev. Father Dobbersteln at West Bend. Mr. Froehllch Is a nefthew of Father Dobhersteln, Preserve Stocking 1 Rub a cake of soap Inside th6 tpe heel of your stockings before wearing to guard against early wear, Play-Day is famous for real entertainment. This year it will be better than ever if or there will be everything to insure a full afternoon and The Legion assures you of good, clean fun and a program of events that both old and young will enjoy.

The Big Alrieri JULY AT THE FAIR GROUNDS- A Full Program of VAUDEVILLE iii Front of the Grandstand Both arid Evening BASEBALL GAMES MONSTER MIDWAY RIDES SHOWS This is the American Legion's Annual Gala Day that has Entertained Thousands of People for Many Years. CONCESSIONS OF ALL KINDS DANCING IN THE DANCE PAVILION MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT FUN FOR ALL COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAM FOR EVENING SHOW The Finale ol the Evening Will be a Monster Exhibition of U.ldt; Air. and Airs. Marvin Krop election of ottieers held I Ol toseii. Air.

and Airs. John W. Saturn and Eleiinur Salern were Sunday dinner guchtH at the home of Mr. and Airs. Robert Maurine Dc.witt left Wednesday from Hoone, going on the Challenger lo North Hollywood, California, where she will spend her huminer vacation with an auntj living there.

Melvin Olson, Mrs. Muds Gnndersoii. Mrs. Sween, Mrs. I Judith Hoover and Arlene Guild-1 STAGED AND SPONSORED BY THE AMERICAN LEGION OF HUMBOLDT, IOWA the hostess by Mr.

formed a parly aud llic-.