Estherville Daily News from Estherville, Iowa • Page 2

FAMILY NEWS Estherville, Iowa, Daily News, Saturday, August 13, 1966 Miss Carlson Wed at Spirit Lake ersen and children of Harlan; v. i 'Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jessen Pamela Ke.th Carlson, dau-; and Canon flf Des Moines, and the Roland Fagres ghler of Mr. and Mrs Carlson of Spirit Lake, became the bride of Ensign Harold W.

Grems, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Grans of Estherville, thte First Presbyterian Church in Spirit Lake July 31. Rev. B.

J. Swede performed the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Lloyd of Spirit Lake, organist, played the traditional wedding music. The bride, escorted down the aisle by her father, wore a floor-length gown of silk linen with Empire bodice encircled by a row of Venise lace, portrait neckline, and kabuki sleeves w'th the lace accent.

The modified line skirt was highlighted by a lace-bordered and detachable train. Her veil of imported silk illusion fell from an open crown of! Venise lace trim to complete her ensemble. Her only jewelry was a pair of cultured pearl earrings, a gift from the bridegroom. The bride carried a circular bouquet of blue chrysanthemums and white carnations. Susan Carlson, sister of the bride, served as miaid of honor.

Jeannette Grems of Estherville, sister of the brideeroom served as! bridesmaid. Both were identically attired in floor-length gdwns of sky blue silk linen, i style with kabuki sleeves. Their headpieces were headbands, complimenting (he dresses. Each carried a circular bouquet of white chrysanthemums accented with blue net. The bridegroom's attendants were Lanny Sevlar of New txm of Boulder, Colo Mrs.

Thyra Sorensen and Leo Sorensen look Rodger back to Sioux City Tuesday afternoon and visited with Strandskov and Niels. Tne Strandskovs are hoping they will bs able to leave for their home the latter part of the week. 'Fruits of Spirit' Is Program Theme "Fruits of the Spirit" was the theme of the August meeting of i 1 le Lutheran Church Women Thursday at 8 p.m. in Bethany Hall of the church. Lydia circle was in charge of the program, with Mrs.

Bruce Anderson as leader. Nine members of the circle presented the theme, with narration by Mrs. Jerry Schichtl. The program concluded with a vocal solo by Jan Hendrickson. "Why Should He Love Me accompanied by Mrs.

Roy Hendrickson. Worship meditation was given by Mrs. Ed George, followed by praying "The Lord's Prayer" and singing the table' was at the home of RINGSTED pray8r 'Darrell Moeding. An organ prelude by Mrs. Ar- Miss Murphy showed slides of BY AMELIA PETERSEN thur Voetmann and a hymn by a a 0j shanghai, and the' Donald NeLun, son of Mr.

the group opened the evening'sj Philippines, and also pictures and Mis. Clifford Nelson, re- uf Qoils ynd flower arrange-x-eived his bachelor of arts ments she made while taking gree Aug. 0 from Wayns Slate instruction in those arts in Ja- College, Wayns, Neb. the graduation were hi.s patients, Mr. and Mis.

and Dear Abby He Needs Some Sound Advice By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: Our 17-year- backyard, and my middlsaged old san is going steady with ajRomeo has been trimming our girl who has just turned until there is nothing ief; and he LIVES at.jto trim. This poor soul so top iher house. What do you it is a wonder she can of parents who will allow a boy'stand up. to hang around their house ell At a recent party she day and half the night seeing an impromptu go-go routine their 14-year-old daughter? it was a case of and says they never tell him to go back cr be knocked through the ihome so he stays. wall.

How can I get my hus- I say (hey ihsuld kick him band to act his age and quit at. midnight. With summer I drolling over this freak? That THECALENDAR Saturday Country Club Bridge Night 8:30 At clubhouse. Sunday WWI Vets Aux. 1 1 I'm; IIIJIIIC of his daughter, Mrs.

William Olson. Donald Petersen and wife and family have concluded a Ensign and Mrs. Willis Grems don, and James Kelly of Gerald Kaltyed, leader, activities. Devotions were given by Mrs. Harvey Lundy from Luke All circle projects must completed and turned in at the! September circle meetings.

MO Mark Members of Deborah Golden Anmversury Fairmont. Ushers ware Leslie Grems of Estherville and Dan CaYlson of Spirit Lake. All of the men in the wedding party were dressed in black tuxedos. As the couple knelt at the the Rev. Mr.

Swede sang the Lord's Prayer accompanied by Mrs. Dowd. The reception was held in Fellowship Hall. Betsy Bryrn presided over the guest book. Mrs.

Mike Hawkins served punch, and Mrs. Gary Pearson popred coffee. Mr. and s. Jack Carlson Sr.

of St. Cloud, presided over the gift table, assisted by Jan Ellsworth of Spencer. The blue and white wedding cake was served by Mrs. George Carlson of Lake Wilson, and Mrs. N.

R. Ellsworth Jr. of Spencer. The nsw Mrs. Grems is a 1968 graduate of Spirit Lake High School and a 1986 graduate of (Mankato State College.

She will be employed 'as a primary teacher in the South Bay Union School System, Imperial Beach, Calif. Ensipn G-envs is a 19S0 graduate of Estherville High School, 1962 graduate of Estherville Junior College, and 1964 uate of Mankato State College. He is presently serving on the USS PorterfieJd. Ensign and Mrs. Grems will live in Imperial Beach.

Auto Injuries Keep Guests from Reunion RINGSTED of honor at a family reunion Sunday at the Fagre cottage on Spirit Lake were not present because of injuries received in an automobile accident in South Sioux City en route to Ringsted. Frede Strandskov and i younger son, Niels, were hospitalized after the accident and another son, Rodger, was unhurt. Mr. Strandskov was badly bruised and is staying at the Shareton Hotel in Sioux City Niels is hospitalized at St. Vincents hospital with a broken jaw.

The Strandskovs are residents of New Jersey and had been touring the Midwest the last 10 days, visiting relatives and Strandskov's childhood homes at Rosenborg and Kronberg, Neb. They had visited Grandview College at Des Moines and the University of Nebraska at Lincoln where he had been a student as a young man. He is a bacteriologist for the Shaejer Brewing Co. of New York. Saturday, when the accident occurred, they were en route to Ringsted to visit his sister, Mrs.

Thyra Sorensen, and the Leo Sorensens. Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Chris tiansen, of Tyler, brother-in-law and sister of skov, went to Sioux City Sunday morning and brought Rodger with them to the reunion at Spirit Lake.

OIHers atteod'ng the reunion at the Fagre cottage besides the Christiansens and Sorensens were Mrs. Thorvald Strandskov and Barbara, and Mrs. Arnold Lee Strandskov cf KimfoaHton; Mr. and Mrs. John Haas and children, and Mrs.

Irma Ped- were hostesses for the evening. Mrs. Lois Bringle and Mrs. Donald Lundy served on the hospitality committee. Connie Kinnard Honored at Shower Connie Kinnard, who will be married Sept.

3 to Richard Brady, was honored recently at a 9:30 a.m. shower at the Joe Buckley home. Hostesses were Mrs. Buckley and Mary Jo, Mrs. Wayne Crim and Cheryl.

Connie and her mother, Mrs. William Kinnard, were given corsages of yellow carnations, tied with green ribbon. The guest list included Mrs. Richard Sidles, Mrs. Virgil Brady, Judy Lutter, Mary Meadows, Judy Wellnitz, Kathy Edwards, Mrs.

David Anderson, Mrs. Richard Slearns, Mrs. Ro Shriner, Mrs. James Mahan, Mrs. Gary Hassel, Mrs.

Wayne Johnson, Mrs. Jim Bueltel, Kay end Karen Klinger, Yvonne Clark, Mrs. Gary Haines, Kathy Mundt, Margaret Schacherer, Mrs. Gordon Reuland, Linda Tangeros, Diane and Danna Prescher, Kathy Knode, Mrs. Dale Guge, Mary Hindal, Betty Ricke, Mrs.

Jim Miller, and Mrs. Louis JuhL Auxiliary Members Plan Convention Members of World War I Auxiliary met Wednesday evening at City Hall with 17 present. They made final plans for the Sixth District convention in Estherville Sunday. Hostesses were Mrs. Art Bringle, s.

Max Peterson, and Mrs. Regina Langmo. and Mrs.) jhis sii.ix.rs, Cheryl and Cindy, of Ringsted, and Mr. and Airs. Maybon and Beth of jAlbion, Neb.

W. Mr. and Mrs. Leona-d Swartz at midnight. With summer here it can be a real problem.

Eighteen moroihs ago we got a '5-year-o'd datiffhier-in-law; and) months later we had grandchild. We certainly don 't 1 want any more of that. Please help us. CONCERNED PARENTS DEAR CONCERNED: Don't depend on the girl's parents to iiscipline your son. That's YOUR job.

Since the girl obviously has no rules, you should make some for your son. His Father should have a serious man-to-man talk with him Maybe his brother can give Vim the benefit of his expert Your son needs desper itely' to be guided and disci alined. DEAR ABBY: Our daughter rjecently married and relatives (on the groom's sent her a beautiful sterliftg silver tray with the following "If your marriage: lasts a year, please return', this tray and we'll have it monogrammed. Love, Aunt Helen and Uncle Dave' Would you say these people had BRIDE'S MOTHER DEAR MOTHER also experience. DEAR ABBY: My husband has been glassy-eyed ever ince a ce: tain creature half his rtme wlU observe 'are the parents of their first their 50th wedding anniversary jchjld bo Al fi Sunday at their home.

Then Ho Fami)yHospitnl aL Es daughter, Helen Ortmeyer of Lhonvil Sne wci ghcd seven St. Louis, and son, How- nine ounces Grandp ar ard Ortmeyer, of Wapello will are Mrg Ebiu Swartz of be hosts. Ortmeyer served as superintendent of schools here Estherville and Mr. and Mrs Marinus Paulson of Armstrong Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Knapp aM 1 family of Lebanon, arrived Monday for a 10-day vteiel at the home of h's parents, H. F. Knapps, and his brother, the Carl Knapps. Mr. and Mrs.

Obcrg and family of East Grand Forks, for many years. Reservation Size To Constant ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) U.S. Indian Commissioner Robert L. Bennett says the pop- 'V ofTair! ulat.on of the nations Indian, wm? we i.sito: '-of is expected to re- Mr and Mrs 0arl wd mam stable for the next 50 family Mrs Knapp js jster vears of Mrs.

Oberg and a daughter He said 170,000 of the nation's 0 Mrs. Enge. NvV! Trinity Lutheran nished. Estherville Lutheran drolling over unfortunate girl has my prayers. ELLA ON SOUTH OLIVE ST.

DEAR ELLA: Don't waste your prayers on the "freak." Pray for a short summer wim Boyvl.ng League lots of rain. DEAR ABBY: Can you tell me why men feel no obligation to tell a girl when the romance is over? I have had several men give me a big rush, make promises of marriage, only to kiss me goodnight, never to return again. A girl could end up with a nervous breakdown just wondering what happened and why. Please point out to these so- called "men" that all a girl wants to know is where she stands. WEAKER SEX DEAR WEAKER: There will always be the ''(ove 'em and leave 'em" type of heel who makes promises he has no intention of keepinn.

But a girl need not wonder long. A silent telephone delivers about as clear cut a message as ono would want. Problems? Writ to A 90069. For a personal reply, Yes. And enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope.

By MARIE HANSEN Mr. and Mrs. Avery Spooner of Kellogg, are the parents of a son, Charles Mark visit with their parents, Mr. born Aug. 1.

He weighed and Mrs. W. D. Petersen and pounds and is the grandson Donald Peeirsen and fam- ar.d Mrs. Bernard Twaitjily will live in Minneapolis, Iof rural Ringsted.

IMinn. while he is stationed in 19 ti ern ard Twait flew to Nam with the army. VJTW Hail fnr WWT Alaska, to visit his son, Mike Madden of Ames spent A whit ihrinp i 3 1 blin 8 llis daughter, Lcr-JFiiday at the parental Loren I9.n PLL a Twait nome Miss home Tne Maddens nClnca ra" spent the sumrner sight- 'are building a new home on Trinity Lutheran 6:00 Luther Leaguers church. Monday He has one sister, Lorie Mr. Mrs.

Ray Jensen of Armsirong are the maternal grar.dpa.x-nts. Mr. Mrs. Ted Nelson of Cylinder, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul 7:30 LCW Bible study Minneapolis, ers. jMr. and Mrs. Bruce ard sons, and Mrs. Clare Skat Gardston Blue room.

ivisiters at the Melvin Weis Odd Fellows and R.ebekahs home. 8:00 Social evening at: Mr. and Mrs. Matt Anderson' I.O.O.F. hall.

Ladies bring accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Wil- cake, ice cream. Coffee Fewcll of Marseilles, 111., to North Dakota and other places of interest. The Ander- 8:00 Mission circles.

Lydia, son's daugV.er, Mary and Mrs. Jerry Schichtl. Altar of Marseilles are staying at Guild, Mrs. Norman Fransdai. the Anderson farm during their Tuesday Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin i s- Estherville Lutheran )ro(J and daug hter visited Sun- Circles. 9:00 a.m. fl the )e Sp out home Mrs. Elmer Lee.

1:00 Anna, Mrs. Hugo Lind -i holm. Meet at the church. I 2:00 Naomi, Mrs. Robert Ruth, Mrs.

Lloyd Olson; Hannah, Mrs. B. O. Martha, Mrs. Luverne Peterson.

8:00 Elizabeth, Mrs. Perl Rost; Mary, Mrs. Clifford Hedrick; Eunice, Mrs. Lonnie Huntley; Deborah, Mrs. Barbara Fransdal.

First Methodist Goodwill truck will be in Estherville, Christian Church 8:00 Church board meeting. Wednesday at Ida Grove. The Sprouts purchased a new hame thore. He had been principal at Kanawha for the past number of years after leaving the same position here at the schools some years ago. Ted Jurcewsky of Casey, OUT OUR WAY IT'S SUMMERTIME The Sky is blue The Grass is green.

The Gravy's brown And the Roast Beef's lean. Take the family to church Sunday then dine out. Sunday Dinners Served From 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Good Food Friendly Atmosphere Completely Remodeled Majestic Cafe 7th and Central Downstairs Gaarde Building Open Every Day from 5 a.m.

to 7:30 p.m. Hate to write letters? Send $1 to Abby, Box 69700, Losi JM women i -iayu Angeles, Cal, 90059, for Abby's age in next door. "How to Write Let- sun bathes in a bikini in her ters for All Occasions." 550,000 Indians now live outside reservations. Bennett added that the high Indian birthrate on the reservations balanced out the number of Indians who leave. Polly's Pointers Viet Num.

Present were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Petersen and family of Manly, Mr. Kenneth Petersen and pndiMrs. Raymond Petersen of Raymond dpiad recently finished his schooling at Fort Eustis, Va; in airplahe hy- 'draulics.

Mr. and Mfs'. CharleS'Greene and son, Charles and Mrs. Torn Briley pf.Tites- ville, were and Friday at Henry The Greenes were en route home from Lodge Grass, where they had attended the funeral cf moffiery. Mrs.

Jftellie aunt, ahd a jjbusin. The funerals were all held at Sheridan, Wyo. They were all victim's of a) oar Birthday guests of Ruth Sorensen last Wednesday after noon at the parental Leo Sorensen home were Connie Jorgensen, Marlys and Max Cole, Mrs. Jack Mustard of Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs.

Chuck Allen and family of Huntsville, Mrs. Mabel White and Mrs. Delmar Wyant and family of Sunnyville, George and Steve Krough of Chicago, 111., Mr. ahd Mrs. Roger Krough and son of Sioux City, Ronald, Krough.

of Mrs! Jerome Pusl of Idaho Falls, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. John Krough of Waseca, and Steven Craig of Welcome. Minn. Kathy; Cindy, and a Lamb spent last week from Tuesday until Saturday at the Rev.

and Mrs. Robert Grub 11 er, Diane, and Bob of Gnay- ville, 111., were overnight Sunday at the Harold Justice cottage at Spirit Lake. Sunday afterncon many of their Ring sted friends came to see them at the Justice cottage. The Rev Mr. Gruber is a former pastor of the Ringsted J'tian." Jo'v.

ard Gary Jor- Fell owship 8:00 Mid-week Bible Study Union Baptist I 7:30 Bible study and First Presbyterian 7:30 Session meeting. First Methodist Commission on Education. Trinity Lutheran 8:00 Lydia group, Mrs. Roger Shonkwiler. home of "Mrs.

Alma Heckman at Greene. Their mother, Mrs. "'arl Heckman went'to Greene Friday, and they returned home aturdav. MA DEAR POLLY With summer and picnic time here and friends and neighbors dropping in, we all need extra ice. I fill empty milk cartons and cottage cheese cartons with cold water and freeze them in a freezer or the ice compartment of the refrigerator.

When I need extra ice it is all ready and I just cut the carton away. These cartons of ice are also handy for the car ice box when the family goes on a trip or outing. I always keep six or eight night in honor of Fran Murphy frozen and save my empty car- who is leaving in a few weeks tons to have ready for replace- for Turkey. The farewell cour-'ments. HELEN Fran Murphy Feted by Beta Sigma Phi Beta Sigma Phi members entertained at a coffee Thursday Ends Rare Breed" Starts SUNDAY ROCK HUDSON CLAUDIA CARDINALE BLINDFOLD TECHNICOLOR BONUS HIT A WUVWSAl PICTURE Church.

They were on a va; cation trip to the west. Sunday of the and Mrs. Harold Andersen and family were Mr. and Mrs. mer Sieh, David, and DeatinP of Shelby The Sieh family arid Mrs.

Andersen, Mary, Mark, and Ruth had dinner at the Home Cafe while Pastor Andersen and Frank accompanied the Luther League on an all-day outing at Gomsrud Park in Fairmont. In the afternoon Mark Andersen fell down the basement steps requiring a to the doctor's office to have! several stitches in his forehead. Mrs. Irene Petersen and Lin- da were host at a family gathering on Sunday for Raymond, Petersen who left Monday by plans for Oakland, and further transportation to South g'ensen. The children spent the afternoon swimming, plaving flames, and having birthday lunch.

Mrs. Roland Fagre and children of Boulder, were Friday evening guests at the Leo Sorensen home, as were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sorensen-of Ledyard. Mr.

and Mrs. Burtaji Cronk and Linda were at a family gathering at their home Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eiden Soper and family of Big Springs, Mr.

and Mrs. Anderson and family of Fairmont, Mr. and William Cronk and family of Emmetsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krough and Allen Olson of Estherville, Mr.

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