Carroll Daily Times Herald from Carroll, Iowa • Page 4

Women Entertain4 Their Card Groups The H.N.H. CLUB met for Myron Sievers, second; and bridge Tuesday night at the the hostess, low. Mrs. Robert home of Mrs. Elmer Bedford, Overmohle will entertain next, whose additional guest was Mrs.

Dec. 3. Paul Handlos. High score prize went to Mrs. Leo Berning; sec- Meeting for pinochle Tuesday ond, the hostess; and third, afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Mrs. Donald Diers. Mrs. Rob- Edward Lenz were members ert Schweers of Arcadia will of the COMMUNITY Club. Mrs.

entertain next, Dec. 4. Leo Berning received high score prize; Mrs. Rudolph Nees, secMrs. Raymond Billmeier Mrs.

Louis Bueltel, traveltertained the GAY NINE T'Sing: and Mrs. Lenz, tally. Mrs. Club at her home, with Mrs. William J.

Kanne will be hostLawrence Clark as an additional ess next, Dec. 4. guest for the evening bridge party. Mrs. Gary Rutten has Mrs.

0. H. Juergens was an rejoined the club. Mrs. Lynn afternoon hostess, entertaining Curry and Mrs.

James Short PLA-MOR Club at her home. tied for high score prize and High score prize was won by Mrs. William Arts Jr. received Mrs. John T.

Porter, who will low. On Dec. 18 the club will have the next party on Dec. meet with Mrs. Curry.

4. Mrs. Vincent Collison received second high. Mrs. Doris Snyder was hostess to Q.B.C.

CLUB members The weekly afternoon bridge and Mrs. William Stickrod at party for GOLDEN CIRCLE her home Tuesday evening. Club members was held at the Bridge prizes were awarded clubrooms, where Mrs. Laura to Mrs. Stickrod, high, and Mrs.

Finegan was hostess. Mrs. J. W. Hambleton, low.

Mrs. Les- Frank Bellinghausen won high; ter Wheatley will have the next Mrs. Floyd second; party, Dec. 18. and Mrs.

Winifred Conley and Mrs. Frances Weitl tied for Another bridge group meet. third. Mrs. Bellinghausen will ing Tuesday night was the be hostess next week.

J.L.C, CLUB, at the home of Mrs. Delbert Montgomery. Pinochle was played at the High score prize was won by evening party of the JOLLYMrs. Darryl Winker, an addi- ETTES Club at Mrs. John Ostional guest.

Mrs. Wayne Tiefen- wald's home. Winners were thaler received second; Mrs. Mrs. Gene Becker, high, and Vernis Juergens, third; and Mrs.

Larry Bunnell, low. Plans Mrs. Otto Bluml, low. The next were made for a Christmas parparty will be Dec. 4 at Mrs.

ty at the Red Carpet, Dec. 11. Leonard Bromert's home. Mrs. Robert Nieland enter.

Mrs. James Louis was an eve- tained the Q-3-TU CLUB at her ning hostess, entertaining the home, with Mrs. Martin GretePLAYERS 8 Club and one other man and Mrs. Robert Schneider guest, Mrs. LeRoy Lynch, at as additional guests for the eveher home.

Prize winners were ning. Winning bridge prizes Mrs. Rex Krebs, high; Mrs. were Mrs. Steve Collison, high; Mrs.

Greteman, second; and the hostess, low. Mrs. James C. Smith will have the next par- FIVE MILE HOUSE DANCE Nov. 24 Fezz Fritsche and his Goosetown Band Silver Anniversary dance for Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Foster Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Foster (Coming Nov. 30-- Westside Playboys) Times Herald, Carroll, la, Wednesday, Nov.

21, 1973 Auxiliary Unit Plans to Host County Meet Plans for hosting the monthly meeting of the Carroll County Legion Auxiliary here Monday night, Nov. 26, were discussed by members of Maurice Dunn Unit No. 6 at their meeting Tuesday at the Legion hall. Mrs. Ralph Hoffmann and Mrs.

Maurice Prenger are cochairmen of the committee for the 8 p.m. county meeting. Members were asked to provide bars and cookies for the lunch. Mrs. John Beyerink unit president, thanked those who helped at the Veterans Day dinner, expressing appreciation for a good attendance and to the kitchen committee headed by Mrs.

Dale Bernhoitz. She read the monthly newsletter in which the mid-year conference was announced for Dec. 2 and 3 in Des Moines. Members were asked to submit contributions for a book of prayers to be presented to the district chaplain. Discussion was held concernling the purchase of a walker be placed on loan for use by children at the Carroll County Developmental Center for Handicapped Children.

The unit's Christmas meeting and party is set for Dec. 18. Turkey will be furnished for the potluck dinner, and there will be a $1.00 gift exchange. Mrs. Arnold Witt is committee chairman.

A Christmas donation was sent to the Iowa Soldiers Home in Marshalltown, and other Christmas obligations will be met. Mrs. Witt received the door prize. Staiert Baby Is Baptized Michael Thomas Staiert, son of Mr. and Mrs.

David Staiert of Route 3, Carroll, was baptized Nov. 18 at St. Augustine Church, Halbur, by the Rev. Victor Kollasch. Attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Hindman and Margaret of Pleasantville; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Staiert and Deanna, and Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas Staiert of Arcadia; and Joyce Hindman of Carroll. Mrs. Hindman and Joseph Staiert were sponsors. The group had brunch afterward at the Carroli Country Club and spent the afternoon at the David Staiert home, where lunch was served. Michael was born at St.

Anthony Regional Hospital on Nov. 9. THE STAR OF YOUR CHRISTMAS SEASON is without question one of our Christmas Clubs you started last year. Doesn't matter what size you chose, the amount you saved throughout the year has paid off with a nice fat check sent by us way before Christmas. Drop by and open your Christmas Club for NEXT year.

"You're Special Somebody. With us!" Each depositor insured to $20,000 FDIC Carroll County A FULL State Bank BANK SERVICE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Arcadia Carroll Jane Packer Becomes Bride Of Larry Suhr (Times Herald News Service) LAKE CITY Jane Packer and Larry Suhr were married here Nov. 15 at Trinity Methodist Church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Packer of Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Suhr of Scribner, Neb. Red chrysanthemums decorated the front of the church for the 3 p.m. double ring service read by the Rev.

Stewart Congdon. Mrs. George Schaffer Jr. was organist and Mary Perry, soloist. Ushers were Roger Davis, Keith Steuhmer and Steve O'Connor.

Miss Packer's father gave her in marriage. Her maid of honor was Lynda O'Connor; bridesmaids were her sisters, Jean and Karen Packer. Pete Diederichsen of Scribner was best man. The groom's brother, Dennis Suhr, and Glenn Davis of Herman, were groomsmen. The bride wore a long princess-style gown of white madeira lace with puffed sleeves and ruffled hemline.

Five rows of pearls enhanced th ehigh neckline. Her long veil was held by a small jeweled crown. She carried a cascade of pink carnations and roses. Her attendants were attired in ruby-red velvet dresses designed with ruffled necklines and long sleeves. They carried ball-shaped bouquets of multicolored flowers.

The reception was held in the church feliowship hall. After a short honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Suhr will live at 3412 North Dodge Street, Omaha, where he is employed at Sutherland Lumber Company. Mrs.

Suhr is a student at C. E. School of Commerce, Omaha; her busband is a graduate of the same school. Wrong Thing to Put in Washing Machine ALGONA, lowa (AP) Tossing a pair of jeans soaked with gas into a washing machine brought an instantaneous response for an Algona homemaker. Mrs.

Truman Shackelford escaped injury in the incident Monday, but the blast tore the lid of the washing machine. She had been painting and soaked the jeans in gas to remove paint. VFW POSITION Jim Robertson of Carroll has been appointed a national aidede-camp for 1973-74 during the 75th anniversary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The appointment was made by Ray R. Soden, national commanderin-chief.

Business Briefs Joe Gronstal, president of Associated Bank Corporation, Davenport, and Earl W. Nelson, president of Iowa County Bank ty, Dec. 4. Another bridge group meet. ing Tuesday night was the HONORETTES Club, at Mrs.

Paul Minnehan's home. Guest payers were Mrs. Leon Oswald, who won second prize, and Mrs. John Longnecker. Mrs.

David McHugh won high prize and Mrs. Bill Heinrichs, traveling. The Christmas party will be at the home of Kathleen Reinhart, Dec. 17, The earth's core is made up of molten iron-nickel at a temperature of 3,700 degrees Centigrade. 44 fit Wed 50 Years Mr.

and Mrs. Everett W. Rossow of Glendale, formerly of Lanesboro are shown in Honolulu, Hawaii, where they are vacationing to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary which occurred Nov. 17. The couple, married at Iowa City, has two children, Mrs.

John (Betty) Hagen of Sepulveda, and Merlin E. of Santa Barbara, and four grandsons. Upon return from their Hawaiian vacation they will be honored at a reception hosted by their children at the Hagen home. Both Mr. and Mrs.

Rossow are 1921 graduates of Carroll High School. She is the former Alice Miller. 4-H Night (Continued From Page 1) national Harvester Co.) Tom Ricke, Jim Halbur, Richard Struve, Bradley Reiman, ALUMNI RECOGNITION (Olin Corporation) Clair Snyder. BEEF AWARD (Celanese Chemical Co.) Dale Venner, Steve Vonnahme, Tom Wieland, Lynn ChrisLensen, JoAnn Struve, Joe George, Mike Mohr, Kevin Ricke. BREAD AWARD (S a Brands, Inc.) Cynthia Baker, Diane Wagner, Susan Eischeid, Janice Bolger.

CLOTHING AWARD (Coats Clark, Inc.) Betty Venner, Jill Escher, Linda Bauer, Emily Opperman. COMMODITY MARKETING (Chicago Board of Trade) Susan Grimm. CONSUMER EDUCATION (Montgomery Ward) Richard Struve, Debbie Knobbe, Karen Tank, Sue Venner, DAIRY FOODS (Carnation Company) Karen Vollstedt. DOG CARE TRAINING (Ralston Purina Co.) Deborah Mohr, Marjean Nielsen. ELECTRIC (Westinghouse Elec.

Corp.) Victor Halbur. FOOD NUTRITION (General Corporation) Mary Felker, Diane Wagner, Karen Kinzler, George. Terri Weitl, Jane Neppl, Marla Elscheid, Nancy Dentlinger. FOOD PRESERVATION (Kerr Glass Mfg. Corp.) Janis OpperStruve.

(Eli Lilly Co.) MyDanzer, Becky Tank, Marjean Nielsen. HOME IMPROVEMENT (The Foundation, Inc.) Carol Danzer, Mary Hagemann, Julie Hagemann. Nraci Reever. HOME ENT (Tupperware Home Parties) Peggy Dentlinger, Jeannine Schelle, Cathy Danzer. PHOTOGRAPHY (Eastman Kodak Company) Barb Wittry, Mary Hagemann, Janet Genzen.

Patti Riesenberg, Jane Onken, Margaret POULTRY (Kentucky Fried Chicken) Deborah Mohr, Carol Struve. PUBLIC SPEAKING (Union Oil Co. of Debra Opperman, Gloria Heithoff, vin SAFETY (General Motors) KeWittry, Becky Tank, Deborah Mohr. SWINE (Moorman Mgf. Co.) Pat Halbur, Keith Mark Behrens, Randy Dopheide, Vollstedt.

CITIZENSHIP (In Memory of Thos. Janet E. Wilson) Mary Lou Rohe, HORSE (Merck Inc.) Genzen, Rena Geiger. Rhonda Welch. Janice Schroeder.

Debbie DRESS REVUE Becky Tank, Knobbe, Deann Bromert. Joe LEADERSHIP (Readers Digest) Sue Venner, Halbur, Mary Jane Rohe, Deann Bromert. Chris HORTICULTURE (No Sponsor) Toyne. SHEEP (No Sponsor) Mark Sander. Jim MERIT (City Service Oil Co.) Halbur, Kasperbauer, Lee Stork, Deann Mardell Bock, Tank, Ann Onken.

Deborah (Knights of Mohr. BEST CURRENT YEARS RECORD (National Farmers Organization) Norine Felker. BEST LONG TIME RECORD (National Farmers Organization) Darrell Bass. CHAROLAIS AWARD Dale Venner. CHAMPION DAIRY MEMBER Steve Mohr.

MOST OUTSTANDING MEMBER WITH A DAIRY PROJECT roll County Farm Bureau (Carsurance) MOST Jody OUTSTANDING Rohrbeck. WITH A BEEF PROJECT (Carroll County Farm Bureau Insurance) Jan Kasperbauer. WITH MOST A SHEEP PROJECT MEMBER roil County Farm Bureau Insurance) Loren Dentlinger. MOST OUTSTANDING MEMBER WITH A SWINE PROJECT (Carroll County Farm Bureau Insurance) George. MERITORIOUS SERVICE Mrs.

Ray Reicks. LEADERS AWARDS OF THE CLOVER (Stale Farm Bureau Federation) Mrs. Harold Pomeroy 15 years) Mrs. George Busche (10 years), Mrs. Richard Onken (10 years), BUILDERS Mr.

Clair Snyder (10 years). AWARD Carroll County State Bank. Charge Iowan in Death Plot OSKALOOSA. Iowa (AP)Reginald C. Wright, 65, Oskalousa, has been charged by the Iowa Bureau of Criminal Invesligation (BCI) and the Mahaskal County attorney with "inciting and advising murder." He was arrested Tuesday by BCI agents and the Mahaska County sheriff.

Wright, who is serving two at the Riverview Release Cenconcurrent year sentences ter at Newton on charges of recelving stolen property, operlates an warehouse auto in salvage Oskaloosa. business He has been allowed to return to his Oskaloosa home on weekends to operate his business. BCI Director Craig Beek said Wright attempted to hire an Oskaloosa man, who was working as an undercover operative, to kill an unidentified man. The incident allegedly occurred last week, and the arrest was the culmination of several days' investigation. Beek said more arrests can be expected.

Wright was in custody Tuesday in Mahaska County Jail in lieu of $20,000 bond. CANCER MEETING The Carroll County Chapter of the American Cancer Society will hold its quarterly meeting at 8 p.m. Nov. 27 at the Standard Farm Center. Mrs.

Shirley Smith of Jewell, official representative of the Cancer Society for central Iowa, will be in attendance. A preliminary report on plans for the 1974 Crusade will be presented at the meeting. The Bailey Boys think Bathtime's twice the fun with VILLAGE "Bubble Bath for Dirty -Comes in 4 flavors -Bubblegum, Banana Split, Cinnamon Hots and Peppermint Twist. (An ideal gift from Grandmas, 'cause Moms like it, too. It's also safe and gentle.) Open Friday nights and Sundays from 1-5 for the Holidays.

The Bath Shoppe 309 N. Clark Calendar WednesdayCrazy 8's Club, Mrs. Vern Hen- kenius Golden Circle euchre FridayGolden Circle pinochle SaturdayGolden Circle MondayCounty Legion Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Carroll G.N.O. Club, Mrs. Duane Schroeder W.B.C.

Club, Mrs. Richard Daniel Pledge Ritual Conducted at Epsilon Chi The Beta Sigma Phi sorority pledge ritual was conducted for five new members at a meeting of Epsilon Chi chapter Tuesday night at Mrs. Gary Stark's home. The group includes Mrs. Michael Benton, Mrs.

Larry Fair, Mrs. Paul Haaf, Mrs. James Mann and Mrs. James Myrtue. Mrs.

Terrence Sexton was assisted in conducting the ritual by Mrs. Joseph Thraen, Mrs. Ronald Eich and all other members. In the chapter's business session plans were completed for a bake sale on Dec. 8, and a $25.00 donation was voted to the Multiple Sclerosis Research Fund, a Beta Sigma Phi state service project.

A farewell gift was given to Mrs. William Kelly, who is moving to Algona, Mrs. Kelly was Mrs. Stark's co-hostess. The chapter's next meeting will be Dec.

4 at Mrs. Thraen's home. CEA Discusses Faculty Party Plans for the faculty Christmas party were discussed at the general assembly of the Carroll Edueation Association meeting Tuesday afternoon. Additional emergency fuel conservation measures were brought up, to be discussed in depth later. A resolution accepted by the west central district was read before the group.

The next general assembly meeting will be held after Thanksgiving. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The Christmas program for the Carroll Community elementary school will be "'The Magic Christmas Bell," to be performed by fifth and second graders on Dec. 17. Sixth graders will ring the Swiss bell durling the program. Corporation, Iowa City, jointly announced that the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System has approved the acquisition by Associated Bank of 80 per cent of the shares of Iowa County, Savings Bank, Marengo, and all the shares of Leasing, Des Moines, The effect of the acquisitions will be to merge Associated Bank and Iowa County Bank, with Associated Bank Corporation as the surviving company.

Associated Bank presently owns 98.5 per cent of the outstanding shares of Iowa Trust and Savings Bank, Estherville. Iowa County Bank Corporation presently owns 67 per cent of the outstanding shares of Iowa County Savings Bank and all of the outstanding shares of Leasing, Inc. which is engaged in the business of leasing office, printing and x-ray equipment and other general personality items. The companies, Associated Bank Corporation and' Iowa County Bank Corporation, are attempting to secure the clearance of the Securities and Exchange Commission in order that the proposed merger can be submitted to a vote of the shareholders of the two companies. -0 Four paintings by Iowa artists have been selected for reproduction in Northwestern Bell's 1974 appointment calendar.

The calendar is now available at telephone company business offices. Appearing In the calendar are works by Larry Greenwalt of Shenandoah, Marjorie B. Hayek of Towa City, Anne Hovey of Fairfield and Dorothy Holtkamp Stitt of Cedar Falls. The Iowa paintings were among 13 selected from more than 2,000 entries that were considered for use in the calendar. The 1974 appointment calendar is the tenth in a series produced by Northwestern Bell.

Every year, the calendars feature original works by artists from each of the five states served by the company Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota. FREE 10th Anniversary Mr. Mrs. Larry Halbur Saturday Nov. 24 Arcadia Legion Hall Music by IOWA DUTCHMEN Everyone Welcome JUNG'S FOR BAKED YOUR TANTALIZING FESTIVE EATING FOODS Thurs.

Fri. Sat. Specials and Sunday 1-5 p.m. JUNG'S CHRISTMAS JUNG'S BAKERIES SPECIALTIES HOMEMADE WITH THE CHOICEST INGREDIENTS FOR SERVING OR GIVING HAND DIPPED IN MILK CHOCOLATE Cream centers pecan turtles butter clusters butter toffee caramels--Christmas wrapped. tottee peanut $2.25 lb.

in 1, 2, 3, and 5 lb. boxes RUM FLAVORED Butter and Fruit How About A FRUIT CAKE DRESDEN FRUIT with pineapple, cherries. TOLLEN COFFEE GIFT BOX walnuts, almonds a of fruit pecans. lb. CAKES homemade cake, assorted $2.13 day cookies, peanut chocolates, holi- in 1, 2 and 3 lb.

sizes Fer snack treats or break- cocoanut brittle, fast. The talk of and pecan the town. nouget log. RICH DINNER BREADS Jung's also make up gift boxes of Banana, Pumpkin, Steamed Date that famous assorted and Blueberry Muffins MAYTAG CHEESES Thin pulled peanut or coconut lb. bag 49c-1-lb, bag Almond bark, peppermint or chocolate pecan bark lb.

Decorated cut out Christmas cookies 95c dox. Miniature butter tea, chocolate nouget, and kisses. Most delicious homemade cookies lb. box -About 4 dozen cookies Preffernuesse, Germen Christmas cookies frosted in green, red, and white boiled fronting --2 dos. PECAN NOUGET LOG FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON 63c Jung's are making that homemade Tom Jerry mix made with fresh country eggs.

LARGE SANDWICH HOMEMADE FLUFFY BUNS DOUBLE LOAVES CREAM PUFFS YEAST RAISED packed 1 doz. filled with whipped cream GLAZED to a pack BREAD or chocolate fudge. DONUTS 2 dox. bake. grandma two loaves used to in ECLAIRS Just like SPECIAL 79c Loaves filled with Bavarian cream.

pan. 89c doz. Reg. 72c 6 for 89c 4 Rag. save $1.05 Save 156 reg.

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