Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 7

Lone Rttk-Swea Cily Pair Wed PEGGY PETTIT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Pettit of Lone Rock, and Wayne Preston, son of Mr. and Howard Preston of Seneca, were married Saturday, Jan. 20 in the Presbyterian church at Lone Rock.

They are shown above. A complete wedding story can be found on page 1 of the second section of today's Advance. Four Corner club to meet February 8 The Four Corner Mother Daughter club met Jan. llth at the Veterans Memorial building with Minnie Walker and Irene Bjustrom hostesses. Bev.

Kuecker and Irene ren had the program. They showed a film entitled "Enjoy Eating Pork" which showed a variety of ways to preserve and prepare cuts of pork. Maude Robinson read a New Year poem for Club Cheer. The next meeting will be on Feb. 8 with Eula Rich.

Janice Lindhorst is assisting hostess. Roll call will be "What I'd Do With a 25th Hour In a Day." Herlinda Kirsch and Minnie Walker will present the program. Rose Sabin will give club cheer. Jan. 16th the club had a farewell pot luck supper at the Whittemore Lutheran school for Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Walker, who recently moved to the Emmetsburg area. They were presented with a gift. The evening was spent at cards. Laurence Kirsch and Loretta Broesder were high point winners and Henry Schultz and Marlys Bjustrom low point winners.

Gladys Eisenbarth and Eula Rich were hostesses and Ruth Arend and Svelyn Me- Neill had the program. Land Bank stockholders meeting dated Some 300 farmers and wives from Kossuth County are expected to attend the annual stockholders' meeting of the Federal Land Bank Association of Algona, at the Burt High School Gymnasium, in Burt, Iowa, on Wednesday evening, February 7, 1968. The 6:30 P.M. dinner will be followed by entertainment and business session. Dean Raber, Assistant to the President on The federal Land Bank of Omaha, will address the gathering.

Reports on association activities for the past year will be given by President Hugh Black, Algona, and Manager E. H. Hutchins. Two directors will be elected to three-year terms on the association Board of Directors. The Algona Association makes and services long-term Federal Land Bank loans in Kossuth County and is entirely owned by the farmers it serves.

Directors of the association are Hugh Black, President, and Robert Deal, Algona; Leander Menke, Swea City; Donald Usher, Ottosen; and Marvin Junkermeier, Elmore, Mumesota. Irvington By Mao McLean The 500 card club, which was played at three tables, was held and entertained by Mrs. Evelyn Froehlich at her home Sunday at which prizes went to 'Robert Mayer, travel; the Vernie high; and the Harold Thills, low. The Steve Canadays accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

John Jennings and Gloria Canaday, drove to Shenandoah last Friday to visit the Don Jennings family. They returned here Sunday "Robert Casey, Ray-Metze'n the Veterans Hospital, Des Moines last week Tuesday to see Wilbur Metzen, who has been seriously ill but is now improving. They also visited Glen Rike, Algona, businessman, who has been at the hospital several weeks. Bill Boldridge, student at University of Northern Iowa, spent several days semester break with his parents, the William Boldridges, Algona, last week. Thad Wickwire, St.

Petersburg, is now recuperating at home after being hospitalized with a severe heart condition. He is the father of Wayne Wickwire. Mrs. Clarence Siemer of this area and her sister, 'Mrs. Helen Hanig of Ackley, left from Ackley by train Thursday for Gainesville, Fla, where they will visit a brother, Mr.

and Mrs. Julian Arndorfer and also the Siemer's daughter Vicky, who has been in Florida for sometime and has a job there. The ladies plan to be gone about two weeks. The Victor Applegates, Ahies, were Sunday visitprs at the Lawrence Millers. Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Cole- map and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Potter and the Toby Eastmans attended funeral services Monday for Mrs. Henry Eastman at Britt; The deceased is Toby's grandmother.

Goehes host Greenwood Boys The January meeting of the Greenwood Boys was held at the- home of Dean Goche. The meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance led by Francis Stork. Roll call was swered by twenty five, members. New business included handing out record book terials and deciding on wjiether to have a basketball team. A talk was given by Paul Elesbecker on the "Characteristics of a Manager" and a demonstration by Francis Stork on "Grooming and Fitting a Calf." The meeting was closed with the 4-H pledge led by Dale Person.

Reporter, John Bor- marm. SERVICE Mrs. G. H. Maxon Jewell was honored recently for her 30 years of service on the social welfare board in Hamilton county.

Upon her retirement she was presented with a painting of her borne. Car, truck collide but minor injury James M. Schmidt, 24 of Lone Rock, was treated for a head laceration at- St. Ann hospital and then released on Monday morning after his truck collided with a car driven by Mrs. Henry Butler, 30 of Estherville, on, highway 18 about seven miles west of Algona.

'Schmidt was taken to St. Ann hospital by ambulance but his injury was not serious. He was driving an egg truck he owned, and was traveling south on the Lotts Creek blacktop. The Estherville car was going east and when the truck was unable to stop at the stop sign and skidded onto the highway, it was struck broadside by the car. The station wagon was a total loss while the truck was knocked on its side and sustained $700 in damage.

Patrolman Charles Bird investigated. The Estherville woman and her small son were not injured. A LUVERNE man, Tom Capesius, 20, escaped injury when his car struck two steers on the blacktop two miles north and three west of Lu- Verne Saturday night about 9 p.m. It was extremely foggy at the time of the accident. Capesius was traveling north when he saw two steers owned by Leo Bormann on the road in front of him.

It was too late to stop and his car hit the animals, killing one and injuring the other. The car, which went into the east ditch, had about $700 estimated damage according to Deputy Sheriff Eppo Buiten, who was called to investigate. A BANCROFT youth suffered facial lacerations when his car skidded into a tree on the Potter Hill Drive a mile south of Algona about 10 p.m. last Friday night on a county blacktop. Stephen, J.

Schiltz, 22 of Bancroft, was. treated at St. Ann for cuts and the 1962 Chevrolet he was driving and by his mother Margaret Schiltz had about $600 in He was going downhill on the blacktop and lost control and skidded into the ditch. Patrolman Charles Bird charged him with failing to have control of his vehicle. LakoTo students in nine week course Lakota: The Junior and Senior Students of the Dakota School started a nine session Red Cross first aid course or) Monday, January 29 under the direction of Mrs.

Irene Kollasch of Algona. These sessions take place on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Students who complete the course succesfully, will receive a first aid Red Cross certificate. This course will oe offered yearly the junior Those wishing tp take it must have reached the age of sixteen by the time the course begins. 1 Shlplers feted on Gokkn dale City: Mr. Brink SWplef were honored on their Golden Wedding Anniversary Sunday -afternoon, January 28, in the first Methodist Church Social Mall by their children! Zolla, Mrs.

Dean Gamble of Des Moines, and Dale, who is farming at home, A program beginning at 2:30 p.m. was given with Mrs. Aivin Richardson Jr. acting as Master of Ceremonies. iRev.

worth gave devotions. Mrs. George Elliott, accompanied by Mrs. V. E.

Hafcelhotf, sang "1 Truly'' a song that Was sung on their wedding day fifty years ago, and "Bless This Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gamble gave a short talk on "The Family Ties of the Shipler Miss Angie Mino, accompanied by Mrs. Glen Mino, sang "Known Only to Miss Linda Gamble, granddaughter of the Shiplers, gave a reading entitled "A Valentine For Miss Julie Mino played a piano solo entitled "Londonderry Mr. arid Mrs.

Shipler closed the program with a few words to their relatives and friends. A gathering of 250 relatives and friends made it a very me- day for the Shiplers. Lakota School Mrj.GufkMchl hwh krniwr pupils Honor Roll is given Lakota: The honor roll for the past nine weeks and for the first semester at the Lakota Consolided School as follows: Second Nine Weeks Honor -Roll: Seventh Grade: Scott Bosnia, Roger Fiderlick, Roxane Miller and Emma Jean Ukena. Eighth Grade: Diane Anderson, Joyce Bishop, Kenneth Naumann, Marcia Paulson and DotD- na Christ. Freshman: T.

J. Hbn- ken, Tim Ley and Mark Smidt. Sophomores: Sandra Boehkri, Elaine Christ and Barbara Kollasch. Juniors: Jeff Naumann and Ronald Spear. Senior: David Smidt.

First Semester: Seventh Grade: Scott Bosnia, Roger Fiderlick, Roxane Miller, Ehi- ma Jean Ukena and Verlaine Heidecker. EigWtth Grade: Diane Anderson, Joyte Bishop, Marcte Paulsen and Kenneth Naumann. Freshman: T. J. Hanken, Tim Ley and Mark Smidt.

Sopomores: Sandra Boehm, Madonna Janssen and Barbara Kollesch. Juniors: Jeff Spear and Bill Hanken. Seniors: David Smidt, NyJa Hertzke and Philip Thompson. Evaluation learn praises school City: An evaluatin team from 'Department of Public? Instruction visited the Swea City Community School January 9th, 10th, and'Hlth. The Committee 'gave an oral report 'the Swea City School Board and Administration on the afternoon of their last day.

A detailed report will be given to the school The evaluation team was well pleased with the curriculum, subject matter being taught, and equipment being used. They had high praise for the number of 'excellent teachers and for the fine teacher moral. A reunion of the students and their respective titMfaehds Wives, who Eetfjterd Towhsnd0 District No. 5 school in Kossuth Coiihty was held at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Gertrude Hncbht, Monday everting, Jan.

42,, 1968. The students who attended Were all from Kossuth County. They were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boekholt, Algona, Mr.

and Alfred Stenael and MK. John Berschman 'all of Buffalo Center; Mr Mrs. Arlowe Blome, Swea City; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Berschman, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Heetland, Mrs. and Mrs. Verrton Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Paulsen, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mabus, Mr. and Mrs. Btirdette Hoeppner and Mr.

and Vernon Pothoff and flam- Hy all ifrortn Lakota. The evening wias spent playing traveling bingo and cards. Lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Gutknecht was the only elementary teacher Mrs.

Elmer Paiilsen had. Girl kouls present play Lakota: The Whirly Birds and DiMy of the Junior Girl Scouts met Monday, January 21 at 3:40 in the sixth grade room, with 14 present. This was meeting with everyone present. Nancy Christ, Ann Rieffer, Cindy Redman, and Debra Schiefelbein 'had the Flag ceremony. Patty Olthoff presented a play called Nancy's Dream.

The characters in this play were Ann Rieffer as Mother, Laurie Bosma as Nancy, Kay Rieffer as Father and Ann SteenbJard as narrator. The second play was presented by Laurie Bosma. The characters in this play was Mary Studer as Sarai Jane's Mo- ther, Afoh Sara Jane, Jtetty dllthoff as Patty, Cydney Redmaft as Cydney, LttUffe BoMna as Cydfiey's Mother and Ann Steetthard as harrmtoir. Satt? Otthoff eamcd her Prints Badge. Lisa EMienberger brought treats.

We would like to thank Mrs. Kihnander for of her room and Lisa for the Scribe, Patty Olthoff. Fenton Mn, Ray Uthof Sunday supper guests at the Roy Chrischilles home for Roy's birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Chrischilles and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Weiner, Hurt. Mr. and Mrs. Marold Schlci and Mr.

and Mrs. Roy chilles were Saturday evening guests at the Clarence Menz home. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Stoeber spent from Thursday till Saturday at the Richard Stucki home at Ogden.

(Mrs. Noah Reisner visited Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ida Dreyer. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Retterath are the parents of a 6 Ib. 5 oz. girl born Jan. 25 at Estherville. She has been named Amy Kathryn.

Gradparents are Mr. and Mrs. Larry Alt, and Mr. and Mrs. Barney Retterath, Stacyville.

Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Art Krausc and Mrs. Kate Alt. Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Berkland and family, Terrill were Sunday dinner guests at the David Berkland home. Ranee Douglas, Mason City, was a weekend guest at the parental Clifford Douglas home. Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Huskamp and Trudy, and Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Arbogast were Friday evening guests at the Gerald Schmidt home at tfV- ington. The evening viewing movies of different shown by Mr. Schmidt and Mr. Huskamp.

Sunday afternoon guests it. the Melvin Berkland home for Martin's 18th birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Voigt end family, Mr. and Mrs.

William DeWall and Mrs. Shirley Zumach and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Art Voigt and Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Doug' las were guests last Tuesday at the Raymond Voigt home at Taopi, Minn. They also visited Otto Voigt at Grand Meadow and Mr. and Mrs Herman Voigt at Alden, Minn. Mrs.

Lena Jentz was hostess to the Saturday Bridge Club Saturday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs. Lloyd Punde, Mrs. Carl Beck, and Mrs. Lloyd Kern.

Guest ers were Mrs. Edna Mueller, Mrs. Fred Jentz, Mrs. Lloyd Kern, Mrs. Lloyd Sunde and Mrs.

Rex Wolfe. Mrs. Lorraine Berkland, Cheryl and Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hurlburt and fam- ily, Fort Dodge, Mrs.

MttL (toy MMI and day dinner guetts it Ffed Jentz home. Dennis Uthof joined the group for supper. The dinner was in honor of Fred's birthday. Mr, and Mrs. Duane Drey.

cr and family and Mr, and Mrs. Sievers, Humboldt, were Thursday evening guests at the home of Mrs. Ida Dreyer, Mr and Mrs. paryle Wolfe, Waverly, were weeknd guests at the Clayton Wolfe home, iMr. and Mrs.

Dale Weisbrod spent the weekend in Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eigler entertained Dr. and Mrs. E.

W. Ruske and Mr, and Mrs. Ray Stoeber at dinner Sunday evening. 'Mrs. Ferdinand Mueller and Everett were Sunday ner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Arley Doehler, Primghar. Sunday visitors at the Marian Eimers home were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sewick, Algona.

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