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Jolley Herald Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hout attended the funeral of Andrew Madsen at the Rembrandt Methodist Church on Saturday afternoon. Tuesday visitors in the Harold Harrison home were Mrs. Richard Duitsman, Craig and Kevin of Manson Mrs.

George Gist of Pomeroy. Mr. and Msr. S. L.

Rastetter and family were weekend guests at Buckeye where they visited Mr. Rastetter's father who had just returned home from the hospital. He is getting along nicely. Rev. and Mrs.

Preul of Fenton called in the Herbert Burns home at Twin Lakes and were coffee guests there Monday afternoon of last week. Rev. Preul is a former minister of the Methodist churches in Jolley and Pomeroy. Mrs. Preul, who had surgery last year, is recovering satisfactorily.

Saturday and Sunday visitors in the Clarence Ellis were Mr. and Wayne Ohrtman of Fonda on Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Stehr and family of near Odebolt, Mr. Ellis and Mrs.

Lavern Warner Sun-' and Lee of Rockwell City on day. Mrs. Ellis has been confined to bed the past week but is improving. COMMUNITY METH. CHURCH Jolley, Iowa Kenneth J.

Bressler. Pastor Worship at 9:30 m. Church school at 10:30. Methodist Youth meeting at Laurens Sunday at 2:30 p. m.

Woman's Society Mission Study at Pomeroy Tuesday, 9:30 a. m. Community dinner Thursday, Feb. 1, served by Dorcas Circle, 11:30 a. m.

Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at 2:00 p. m. Thursday. FLOOR COVERING (Expertly Installed) CARPET (for every room) CEEM-LESS (Hard Surface) (Custom made drapes also) FREE ESTIMATE GOLD BOND STAMPS Tubbs Furniture (Floor Coverings) Fonda, lowa Ph. 288-6616 Directory WM.

W. WEBER, M. I Physician and Surgeon Office Hours Daily 1 to 5. p. Phone--Office 2518, Res.

2948 Pomeroy, Iowa A. T. HORTON Lawyer Phone No. 2567 Practice in all State and Federal Courts HARRY K. LARSEN Insurance Bonds Notary Public Dial 2215 Pomeroy.

low: W. C. VOSS The Jeweler Expert Watch and Crock Repairing Pomeroy. Iowa MARLENE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Complete Beauty Service Phone 468-2531 Pomeroy Calhoun Co. Abstract Co.

"Better Be Sate Than Sorry" Member of the lowa Title and American Title Associations E. C. Stevenson, Pres. Mgr Lura Stevenson, Rockwell City, Iowa Winter Weather Brings Problems Extreme winter temperatures always create problems -Cars don't start, water lines sometimes freeze and people just hate to get out in it. Winter also creates difficulties for the lady of the house- Particularly if she still has to try to dry the family wash outside.

This could be solved very easily with an AUTOMATIC WASHER AND GAS DRYER. Stop in and see our line of Gas Appliances. R. W. Lillard Hardware JOLLEY, IOWA JOLLEY NEWS Mr.

and Mrs. Don Hout of Spender were Thursday afternoon callers in the Percy Hout home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harrison visited in the Robert Duitsman home at Newell Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Betten and Michael visited in the Glenn Kunert home at Thor Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Glee Olson went to Dallas Center Sunday to visit in the home of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cliston, and Mrs. Louis Betten and Brian were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Fohensee, at Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. James Hammen and family were Sunday dinner guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Trampel, at Williams. Coffee guests of Mrs. Danny Casey one day last week were Mrs. Lura Oxenford of Lytton and a friend. Friday evening callers in Casey home were Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Casey of Rockwell City. Dinner guests Sunday in the Harold Harrison home included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duitsman of Pomeroy, Mr.

and Mrs. Egmont Duitsman of Fonda, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Humme! and Rev. Harold French of LeMars.

Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hout and Judy visited in the Alan Johnson home at Fonda. On Thursday night Mrs. Hout and Judy visited in the Harry Johnson home at Fonda with Mrs.

Hout's mother, Mrs. Iris Johnson. Mrs. Danny Casey gave a talk and had antique glassware on display at the night school class in Lytton on Monday night of last week. This is one of a series of talks and exhibits on antiques given at the Lytton school this winter.

Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Nutter were Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Howard and Bill of Manson and Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Koeppen. Evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tymeson, Jim Tymeson and Ab Jr. of Storm Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Lacey Biery were Sunday dinner guests of her mother, Mrs. C. Carter, at Sac City who was celebrating her birthday.

They also visited their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seaberg and Janice, at Lake City. Read The Herald ads and save. Any news? Write it, phone it, 01 drop in and tell The Herald.

You cant trust luck. You can trust seat belts. 4 out of 5 auto accidents happen within 25 miles of home, according to the National Safety Council. You're taking a risk, every time you drive. So always buckle your seat Also, the National Safety Council if everyone had seat belts and them, at least 5,000 lives could be saved each year and serious injuries reduced by one-third.

Always buckle your seat belt. You can't trust luck can trust seat belts! Published to save lives in cooperation with the lowa Department of Pablio Salaty, Thursday, January 25, 2968 LESLIE BOWYER, 73, OF GILMORE CITY DIES Leslie Bowyer, 73, of Gilmore City, brother of Otis Bowyer of Jolley, died Thursday morning, Jan. 18 at the Pocahontas Community Hospital where he was a patient for a week. Funeral services were held at 1:30 p. m.

Saturday at the Methodist Church in Gilmore City, with the Rev. Arthur Campney officiating. Burial was in North Lawn Cemetery, Fort Dodge. Born at Winfield, W. Mr.

Bowyer came to Gilmore City at the age of six where he grew up and received his education. He worked as a laborer. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Everett Strait of Gilmore City, Mrs. Harold Cottrell of Fort Dodge and Mrs.

Leta Schafer of Arlington, four brothers, Otis of Jolley (now spending the winter at Aransas Pass, Texas), Orville of Winterset, Marvin of Downers Grove, and Paul of Montesano, Washington, PALMER NEWS by Mrs. Helen Malm Announce Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Alig of Palmer announce the engagement of their daughter Cathy to Dave son of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Lenz. also of Palmer. Miss Alig graduated from Palmer' High tended School in 1966 and then School of Commerce in Omaha. She is presently employed by the Fort Dodge Laboratories. Mr.

Lenz, a graduate of Palmer High School in 1965, is an employee of Goodyear Service Store in Fort Dodge. No wedding date has been set. Mrs. Lena Schroeder entertained the S. C.

500 Card Club at her home last week Wednesday afternoon High score prize was won by Mrs. Lawrence Lampe and low by Mathilda Behrends. Mrs. Minus Abrahamson won the 9 bid prize. Mrs.

Pomeroy Herald Page Jolley Social JOLLEY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Arvel Jacobs of Auburn, were Tuesday evening guests in the Everett Schaffer home. Mr. and Mrs.

James Wall and family attended the Sac County basketball tournament at Odebolt on Thursday. Mr. and Verlyn Jarvis and family of Sac City were guests on Tuesday of last week in the Orville Patterson home. Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Schaffer and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schaffer at Lohrville, honoring the Roy Schaffer's daughter Lori on her birthday, The North Butler Blazers enjoyed a 7:00 o'clock pot luck supper Wednesday evening at the AMVETS Hall in Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs.

James Wall of Jolley were among those who attended. The Percy Hout family called on Mrs. Iris Johnson at Fonda Sunday morning, who has recently moved back to her home following hospitalization and is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Madsen and daughters were Sunday dinner guests in the Hout home. Used Car Bargains Good selection of New Cars! Come in and trade now. We need Used Cars! '64 Chev 4Dr V8 OD. Sharp '64 Chev BelAir 4Dr Wagon V8 PG $63 Ford 4Dr Galaxie 500 V8 FM '62 Chev BelAir 4Dr 6cyl Sind. '62 Rambler 4Dr Wagon 6cyl ON '62 Pontiac Catalina V8 4Dr PS PB '61 Chev 4Dr HT V8 TG '59 Dodge 2Dr Auto.

Good fishing car. EMMERT Chevrolet Company FONDA. IOWA Phone 288-4443; Nite 288-6468 Professional DR. J. R.

ROSDAIL Veterinarian Office at Residence Dial 2213 Pomeroy DR. R. F. HERRICK Dentist X-Rays and Diagnoses Office hours 8:30 a. m.

to 5:30 p. Saturdays 8:30 a. m. to 12 noon Dial 2207 Pomeroy, Iowa PETERSON INSURANCE AGENCY Pomeroy ORVILLE PETERSON Phone 468-2546 LARRY LUNDEEN Phone 468-2659 RAY E. LICKLIDER Attorney At Law General Practice in All Courts Estates Settled Phone 7215 Rockwell City Geo.

L. Brower Abstract Co. Rockwell City, Iowa In business since 1882 "Our Certificate is Your Assurance of Accuracy" Member of Iowa and American Title Associations Ray E. Licklider, Pres. Vivian Licklider, Secy.

Lawrence Lampe. and Mathilda Behrends were guests. Lunch was served by Mrs. Schroeder at the close of the afternoon. METHODIST CIRCLES Mrs.

Carl Lottman entertained. the Ruth Circle on Wednesday evening of last week. The devotions were given by the hostess and the lesson by Mrs. Lester Yeazel. (Mrs.

Roger Daisy entertained the Dorcas Circle on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Herbert Burns gave the lesson and Mrs. Daisy the devotions. There were ten members present and Rev.

Bressler. Lunch was served at both circles. BIRTHDAYS OBSERVED Rev. and Mrs. Sam Wall enterlained at a 5:30 dinner Sunday honoring the birthdays of Rev.

Wall, Jimmie Johnson, Morrie Ellis, Mrs. Edith Wall and Mrs. Carl Lottman, which all occur in January. Gifts were presented to all the honorees. Later in the evening birthday cake was served along with home-made ice cream made by Mr.

and Mrs. James Wall. Those present were Mrs. Carl Lottman, Ed and John Lottman, Roy and Olof Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.

Jimmie Johnson and family, Morrie Ellis, Mrs. Edith Wall, Marybelle Inskeep, Mr. and Mrs. James Wall and family and Mrs. Ella Wall.

Sunday afternoon visitors in the James Wall home were Mr. and Mrs. Francis McLaughlin and family of Fonda. Refreshments were served. 0.

E. S. INSTALLATION The regular meeting and installation of officers of Forest Chapter, O. E. S.

was held Friday evening. The installing officers were from Golden Cord Chapter, Fonda, also members of the United Church of Christ. They were: Mrs. Jan Garlock, installing past matron; Mrs. Vietta Gottfried, marshal: Mrs.

Mae Ogden, installing chaplain, who also sang a solo, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Lila Nixon. A group of girls, Susan Babbitt, Roxanne Johnson, Jackie Johnson and Neva Ashbrook, sang "My Best To After the singing, Roxanne Johnson carried a gift of a lovely scrap book to Rev. and Mrs. Wall, worthy patron and worthy matron.

In addition to the officers elected, the following appointive officers were installed: Chaplain, Mrs. Viola Armstrong: marshall, Ella Wall: Ada, Janet Babbitt; Ruth, Marita Burns; Esther, Lois Hoyt; Martha, Anna Johnson; Electa, Virginia Jackson; warder, Esther Nutter; sentinel, Glenn Babbitt. During the meeting an electric coffee server was presented by Mrs. Bernice Lottman in memory of her late husband Carl. After the meeting everyone was served from an attractively laid coffee table centered with a floral arrangement of pink roses and snapdragons.

Mrs. Esther Olson presided at the silver coffee service. Mrs. Ella Wall, education chairman of the Calhoun County Cancer Society, was present at the W. C.

W. Club meeting at the home of Mrs. Carl. Hildreth in Rockwell City on Tuesday afternoon of last week and showed two films on cancer. Buy It -Sell It Trade it ald classified ads.

do the biz. Vicky Werner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Werner, underwent surgery at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Dodge last week Monday. Mrs.

Hannah Wischmeyer of Dickens spent Monday evening of last week in the home of Mrs. Lena Schroeder. Mrs. Wm. Theisen entertained the Thursday evening Bridge Club at her home last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bunting are the parents of a son Allan Jay, born Sunday, Jan. 7, at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Dodge. He has two sisters, Donna and Shirley.

Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peters, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hohensee of Pocahontas, returned home from a 5000-mile trip through the western states.

Mr. and Mrs. Harm Peters and John Habben returned home last Saturday from Illinois where they attended the funeral of a relative. Sidney A. Siefken, infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Siefken, was baptized Sunday morning, Jan. 14, at St. Paul Lutheran Church by Rev. Marcus Reitz.

Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nomann. A dinner was held in the Nomann home, Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Edd H. Aden, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Siefken, Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Siefken and family. Afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Siefken and sons of Clarion. SAFE AS U.S.

SAVINGS BONDS MORE OF THIS AHEAD Iowans still face 6 to 8 weeks more of winter driving conditions. The Iowa Loss Prevention Institute said motorists must be constantly alert because "many driving errors" are the result of failure of drivers to adjust to the changed conditions. The Institute pointed out that the penalty for failure be as may slight as a delay or as serious as critical injury or death. Use Our Want Ads They Get Results FAST! Pomeroy Herald Dial 2266 Pomeroy.