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PAGE FOUR THE REPUBLICAN. igfW Rwwre Dfttttet tN of at of biuUeM JSi 1M4 MMMMitM to Mill mate Comptroller of tke Ctfrrener, BM1. V. S. ASSETS 1.

discounts (Including tl.451.9S 53MM.S2 I. United States Government cbllgaltons, direct and guaranteed tt of Stale? and political 103,122.31 4. Other bonds, notes, and 9,250.00 8. Corporate Stocks 6.250.00 CMh; balAnees -srtth bther Including, reserve bal- in Wt 7. Bank premises owned Jl.OO—.-.

LOO prenjlsefe ourned ore subject 16 None Hens not assumed by bank) i 1J. Other assets 4 39.JS I ll.ToUl Assets LIABIUTIES 13. deposits of partnerships, and corporations 14 Time of individuals, partnerships, and corporation? 691,221.54 15. of United Government (including- postal 352,071.98 Deposits of Plate? and political S42.17S.91 Other deposits and cashier's checks, 3,340.76 19' Total Deposits $3,401,551.04 J3. Other Liabilities 43.47 10:00 a.

School and Pilgrim Fellowship meetings; Mrs. J. C. Reasoner, superintendent. Classes for all ages.

a. of worship; sermon theme, "Becoming a Blessing." Special music under the direction of Mrs, Vernon Miller. Oar attendance last Sunday was very keep it up. 14. Total Liabilities $3,404,594.51 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stock, total par $50.000 50.000.00 15.

Surplus 125,000.00 27. Undivided profit? 55,643.99 J8. Reserves (ond retirement account'for preferred 29. Total Accounts 23S.143.5S JO. Total Liabilities anil Capital Accounts MEMORANDA 31.

Pledged assets (and loaned) (book value): (a) United States Government obligations, direct and pledged to secure deposits and other liabilities 500,000.00 (e) Total 500,000.00 32. Secured liabilities: fn) Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant to requirements of law 352,071.98 (d) Total i. 352,071.98 State of Iowa, County of Humboldt, ss: IBB Watson cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Sworn to and subscribed bafore me this 19 day of April, 1944. (SEAL) MART VON'DERHAAR, Notary Public.

G. P. RUSE. J. F.

W. GARFIEL.D, G. J. 'BICKNHUU Directors. WITH THE CHURCHES ST.

MAST'S CHUBCH J. T. Flttpatrlck. Pastor Holy days, 6:30 and 8:00. Confessions Saturday afternoon.

and 5:00. Evening 7:00. Sunday Masses. 8:30 and 10:30. Holy Hour and prayers for peace every Saturday evening at 8:00.

CHRISTIAN SrtESCi: CHURCH Opposite the Public Library. Sunday school at ten o'clock. Church service's every Sunday at eleven a'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH George Pailesen, Pastor Hnmboldt, Iowa Saturday, the Dorcas Ladies Aid will hold a food sale at the Consumer's Grocery in Humboldt.

Sunday, 9 a. m. Worship Service with the Sacrament of'the Altar. 10 Sunday school. FIFTH ATErTUE BAPTIST CHUBCH A.

jr. DeJfeni, Pastor Services for Sunday, April 23 10 a. m. Church school. 11 a.

m. Morning worship. p. m. Evening Service.

8:45 p. m. B. Y. P.

TJ. The World Wid Guild Girls will meet at the home of Mrs. Silas Fevold on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. The election of officers will be held at this meeting. TRDflTY LUTHERAJi CHURCH.

George Pailesen, Pastor Rutland, Iowa Saturday, 2 p. public examination of the Confirmation class at the church, Sunday, 10 a. Sunday school. 11 a. Worship Sen-ice and Confirmation.

TRISITI LUTHERAN CHURCH T. B. Thorson, Pastor Worship at 9:30 in. An offering will be received for Ebeneicr Old People's Home. Sunday school at 10:30 a.

m. The spring circuit meeting will be held at Dows on Sunday afternoon and evening. Dr. C. M.

Granskau of St. Olaf College will be the main speaker. The confirmation class meets on Saturday at 11:00 a. m. The Ladies' Aid will sponsor a Silver Tea at the Mllford Johnson home on the afternoon of April 28.

The regular ladies' aid meeting will be postponed a week. The circuit meeting of the W. M. P. will be held at Bode on Wednesday, the 26th.

forenoon and afternoon. THOB LUTHEBAX CHURCH f. B. Thorson, Pastor Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.

Worship at 11:00 a. m. The Senior Choir sings. Luther League at 8:00 p. m.

The regular circuit meeting will be held at Dows Sunday afternoon an devening, with Dr. Granskau, president of St. Olaf College, speaking. The confirmation class meets on Saturday at 9:00 a. m.

The spring circuit meeting of the W. M. F. will be held at Bode on Wednesday forenoon and afternoon, the 26th. One of the choirs rehearse each Thursday, THE TRISIT YLUTHERAX CHURCH J.

0. Wangberg, Pastor Ottosen. Iowa 11:00 a. Morning worship. There: "Who can Measure God's Love," based on John 10:00 a.

m. Sunday school, urday at 10:00 a. m. at the church, The Catechism class meets Sat-' Keep in mind the circuit meeting Sunday, April 23 at Rembrandt. HUMBOLDT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH The Church of Friendly Fellowship I W.

Clark Williams, Minister I Services for Sunday, April 23: HUMBOLDT METHODIST CHURCH IT. L. Breaw, D. D. Minister Easter has passed, but much of the church year is stm before us.

God still has work for each-of us, therefore let us continue to give him our whole heated service. There is a class that will welcome you in the Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. Preaching service at 11:00 A. M.

and 8:00 p. m. Youth Fellowship devotional service at 7:15 each Sunday evening. The pastor will use as his subject Sunday morning, "A Vital Faith." The subject in the evening will be, "The Man Christ Jesus." The Woman's Society of Christian Service meets the first and third Thursdays of the month at 2:30 p. m.

Mr. J. P. Miller has been elected general superintendent of the Sunday schooL Let us give Mm a glad welcome with our presence next Sunday at iOiW a. m.

Every member present on time for tats welcome. H01IBOIJJT Ftftgf 0. B. Anderson, PasWr Sunday ProgfrnsB 9.46 A. M.

Sunu ea for all ages. Wrare conducting (oar Bible tor 1 in we beyond confirmation age. 11:00 A. M. Worship Honr.

The young people meet the first and third Tuesday evenings at 8:00 P. M. The L. D. R.

organisation meets the second and fourth Tuesday evenings at 8:00 to, The Ladies Aid meet the first and third. Thursday afternoons at 2:00 P. M. Children's choir practice Thursday at 4:00 P. M.

Junior choir practice Thursdays at 7:00 P. M. Senior choir practice Thursdays at 3:00 P. M. The Junior and Senior Confirmation groups meet at the church on Saturdays at 1:30 P.

M. Brotherhood meetings as announced. "I was glad when they said unto me, 'Let us go'Into the house of the Lord'." (Psalm Sunday, April 2Srd 9:45 A. M. Sunday School.

No child Is trained for life who is denied the advantages of a Sunday school. First Lutheran conducts classes for all ages. 11:00 A. M. "Worship Hour.

We were pleased-to see the good attendance the Sunday after Barter. Let us continue to show that Easter has become a living message by faithfulness In worshipping in God's House. The pastor's sermon this Sunday will be, "Vanished to Abide." We welcome all. Circuit Convention at Dows The Eagle Grove Circuit spring convention will be held the Dows Lutheran church Sunday afternoon and evening at 3:00 and 8:00 P. M.

Dr. Granskon, president of St. Oolf College, Northfleld, Minnesota, will be the guest speaker. Tuesday, April 25th The L. D.

will meet in the church parlors on Tuesday evening beginning at p. m. Miss Pearl Erickson will be the hostess. The program chairman will be Mrs. Oliver Holden.

You are invited. Wednesday, April 26th The W. M. F. circuit meeting will be held at Bode on Wednesday, April 26th with the opening session beginning at 10:00 a.

m. In that the convention is so near, we expect many of the ladles from Hnmboldt to be present ZIOX LUTHEBAJf CHURCH G. E. Pastor Services at 10:15. Sunday school at 9:30.

Choir rehearsal Friday night Ladies Aid Thursday Afternoon. Yoang Peoples Society day RENW1CK PUPILS WIN RATINGS AT MEET IN ROLFE RECENTLY Renwick high school music students won ten No. 1 ratings and nine No. 2 ratings in the preliminary state music contest at Rolfe. Seven of the No.

1 ratings -were in the vocal divisions and three in the instrumental. The awards were as follows: Division James Kleen, bass solo; Shirley Crawford, contralto, solo; Arlene Richardson, mezzo- soprano Ann Cedar, soprano; boys' glee club, mixed chorus and girls' sextet In Vocal division, and instrumental solos division Arlene Richardson, marimba; Pauline Klassie, clarinet solo, and Cnrtis Peterson, trombone solo. Davis ion II: Baritone vocal solos, Keith Latch, Kenneth Potter; soprano solo, Lorraine Blesie; mixed quartet; alto saxophone, Ruth Ann Kleen; trumpet solo, Sob Lane; piano solo, Pauline Klassie, and clarinet quartet WEATHER (Continued from Page One) been impeded. However, look out for Iowa. The next thing will be a series of weeks of hot sun and growing weather that will undo all the evils late spring did.

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P.C. clear cldy cldy C. P.C. cldy cldy clear cldy clear cldy NW NW SE SE SB NE -S -E NE SE SE Adams Unit No. 119 of Humboldt acting as the hostess unit Strlsf Henry; Otooft ot Otttwen, county president will be in charge of the meeting.

A program and committee fdr refreshments Is being arranged, by Mrs. the Hombold? Mrs, Ralph' Jacobson of lioonej Eighth District president has cepted an invitation be the guest speaker. It that a large delegation from each unit in the county will be in attendance. Election of officers will take place. The officers, who have served for the past two years are Mrs.

Henry Olson of Ottosen, president; Mrs. R. Turner of Ren- wics, vice-president, and Mrs. Earl Ellsworth of Humboldt, secretary and treasurer. RED GROSS NOTES Humboldt county chapter of the Red Cross will hold, their regular monthly meeting in the City Hall in Hnmboldt, Monday, April 24, at 2:30 p.

m. At that time several new projects will-be discussed and committee reports will be given. It is hoped that each town and township will have a good representation. Sunup at 5:10. Sundown at Standard time.

An hour earlier by war time. Thirteen hours and thirty-eight minutes between. LEGION AUXILIARY The American Legion Auxiliary TJnits of Hnmboldt county will hold their spring meeting in the Legion club rooms at Humboldt Thursday, April 27, at 2 o'clock P. M. with OBITUARY Andrew Anderson Andrew Anderson, of southwest of Thor, passed away at his home at 6:35 on Easter evening.

He had been In falling health for many years, and the end was not unexpected. He had reached the ripe age of 82 years, 5 months, and 27 days. The deceased was born at Leland, Illinois, on October 12, 1861. His parents were Ole and Serena Anderson. He had four brothers and sisters, all of whom have preceded him in death.

He was married to Anna Winterton in' 1S92. To this marriage three children were born. Omer and Bert are still living and reside near Thor. An Infant child and the young mother died In 1S97. By a second marriage In 1905, Caroline Wickre became hi swife, who survives her husband.

Eight children were born to this union, four of whom died In infancy. The four snrviv- ing children are Mrs. Ben. Duea, i ot Fort Dodge, Leonard and Clarence of Thor, and Corp. Selmer Anderson of Camp Gordon.

Fla. There are five grandchildren living. The departed followed farming as his life's work. At the age of 15 he moved with his parents from Leland to Lee, Illinois. For a time he farmed in Nebraska and then at Paw Paw, Illinois.

In 1905, he came to Thor, Iowa, -and through 39 years has resided on the farm where he passed away. By baptism, he became a member ot the Lutheran church at Leland. At Thor he was a sustaining member of UMensvang Lutheran church. In recent years he was largely bound to his home, and it became the privilege ot the local pastor to visit him freqne'ntlr fcnd read and, pray with him. TJieee visits were received with grateful appreciation.

Mr. Anderson was peace-loving and kindly, disposed to all and always sought to be-helfnl and fair to his neighbors, and this made many friends. He was much loved and respected by the members of his family. During the long in- valiilism and Illness, he had the tenderest care given him by his devoted children and by his ever- faithful wife. He will be much missed in the neighborhood and in the family circle.

Blessed be the memory of Andrew Contributed. xQjv only, Cotter-of highway. FOB North HumBoldt. Tfce right. Phono 803 W8 6, H.

Stock. H-84 P100U SANDINO-POB expert floor service "phone Wai nut 1162( Fort Dodge, or Don Vanghn, 215 So. 7th St THOUSANDS OF STABTED chicks In all breeds iflcludihgt Austra-Whltos, sexed and straight run, from 1 to 4 weeks did at new reduced prices. Strong and Healthy. Hamilton Hatchery, Bancroft, Iowa.

K2tt FOB TKtP hammer, disc sharpener power driven. h. p. electric motor. Write or call S.

H. Klaflsfe, tten- wlck, Iowa. R-2-3 JTASOS-S ATTENTION Eastern Star Lodge will confer the Master Mason degree on Tuesday night April 25th. John Edwards, R-3-1 Worshipfull Master. HAT FOB AND timothy mixed, baled.

John R. Johnson, Eagle Grove. Phone 404W. NOTICE All Odd Fellows and Rebekah's are urged to attend an anniversary party of the fouuuing of Odd Fellowship, in America at I. 0.

0. P. Hall Thursday evening, April 27th at 8:30 P. M. You may bring a close friend whether a member or not Program.

R-3-1 A and SALE Advertisements in this column cost two cents a word if cash accompanies the order. No -order accepted for less than 25 cents. PHONE 102 FOR SALE THE FORMER draft horse barn on Fair Grounds dimentions 32 ft. by 96 ft, par- damaged by fire. See T.

C. Michel son, member of Fair Board. Phone R3-1 RUGS AND CARPETS MADE TO look like new. Von Schrader process adds years to life of rugs. Cleaned In your home.

Phone 209-M. Archie Adams. R-3-1 WANTED MATURE PIGEONS lac; 4 to 8 month old pups full grown adult cats delivered to our plant west of Ft. Dodge, Fort Dodge Serum Company. R-3-tt FHEEJ IP EXCESS ACID CAUSES you pain of Stomach Ulcers, Indigestion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloating, Nausea, Gas get free sample, Udga at Ruse's Drug Store.

FEDERAL FARM G. H. Southwick, 212 Doud Port Dodge, 13 Taft Street South. R30U BOWL FOR DIVERSION Everybody needs a hobby, something to take the mind away from 'the work-a-day routine. And bowling's grand hobby.

It's great fun, fine exercise, exciting sport. In the congenial atmosphere of our alleys, you'll find it at its best. CONSUMER'S ECONOMY Don't be Misled by Othcrs-Our Regular Everyday Prices Are Lower Than Other Special Prices-Plus A Complete Do Not Put Or Hide Our Merchandise in The Back Room it is on The Shelf For Your Personal Selection at Daily Savings. CHFFSF THE MOST COMPLETE IIUE iiuiivo WHEflTIES CORN STARCH 1 ft 0 Garden Hun, 4 4 iLAOPvr fan 1 1 DGNUTS 1101 UP Seedless llnluIRd 2 lb. Packast- CRACKERS CHEERIOATS 1 POST BRAN COFFEE CVD11D UlllUrcUuss Jur NORTHERN TOWELS A I lit BI 1 Bulk 9c 5c 19c 23c 25c lOc iflp 1 Uw oa 37c 91c 42c -tCw 89c uAnnUlO ft DDI CO 1 ArrLtO PerP OB POTATOES RUTARAGAS GRAPEFRUIT TOMATOES ONION PLANTS CABBAGE "lieads-lli.

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