Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 14

Ex-Lone Rock ii Arizona Feb. 24 Lone Reck ser vices were held at the First Christian church in Phoenix oh Feb. 24 for Donald D. Marlow, 58, former Lone Rock resident. He died at his home there on Feb.

21, after a brief ill. ness due to cancer. He moved from Lone Riock in 1956 and had since been employed as head custodian at Margarita School in Phoenix. Interment was held in Glendale Resthaven cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Catherine; two daughters, Mrs.

Delilah Borg of ix and Mrs. Virginia Tilford of New Jersey; and one son, Donald Marlow, of Los Angeles, two step-children, Mrs. Mary Winkel of Seattle and Lyle W. Allen of Omaha and eleven gfaftdchiidfefi, Jiis mother, Mfs. Clafa low of Heritage Home, Bancroft; tour sisters fend twe brothers.

Those attending the dl were P. Martow, Bttrtj Mrs. Lois Bristow, LuVerne; Mrs. Lucille Seegebarth, Lone Rock; Mrs. Sylvia Harms, lied' field, S.

D. Mrs. Velma Hold- Sedan, was unable to attend. 'Residents from this area who are vacationing in Phoenix and were present at the funeral were Hugh L. Walsh of Lone Rock, Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Thomsen of Lone Rock, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Thompson of Algona.

The memorials which was ed from this area were tributed to the American cer Society. Evening services were held Sunday at the Lone Rock Presbyterian church. This was the first of a series of Lenten services which will close on Palm Sunday. Bach Sunday evening there will be a speaker. Adult Bible study has been changed to Tuesday.

There will be no choir rehearsal, tjpw will rteet Thursday it the Lone Rock Presbyterian church it 2pm. leisters spend on a western trip Portland Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Meister arrived home Thursday evening after spending a month in California, most of the time in the home of Mrs. Meister's sister and husband, Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon Neaves at Beverly Hills. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Muisenga, Gardena, Calif.

The Walter Zinda's in Inglewood, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Seller at Lytle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. John Daschle at Escandido, Mr.

and Mrs. Lynn Birdsall, Beverly Hills. They had lunch with an old school teacher, Mrs. Louise Olberging at Santa (Monica, New gas water heaters heat shaving water twice as fast. At half the cost.

Northern Natural Gas Company The pipeline serving Natural Gas to your local gas company WILBUR UW ESTATE ON THE FARM LOCATED MILES WEST OF RUTLAND AND MILES NORTH OR 7 MILES EAST AND MILES SOUTH OF BRADGATE. MONDAY, MAR. 11,12 P.M 19661.D. Diesel Tractor 4020 WITH FRONT AND REAR WHEEL WEIGHTS AND HEATHOUSER 1060 lit. 460 Gas Tracter WITH FAST HITCH AND POWER STEERING Super Trader Mefel 600 Sell Propelled Case Combine WITH POWER STEERING AND LINE PUMP WITH FT.

HEADER, COMPLETE 1965 FORD 600 TRUCK WITH BOX, HOIST STALK RACK 1961 Ton FORD PICKUP 4 SPEED, JUST OVERHAULED MftM MODEL 1200 SNELLER WITH DRAGS, A-1 CONDITION POWER CORN RAKE IV48 Cose VAC Traclor J.D. 18 II. Tandtm Disc, Modtl FWA 18 It. Fitld Cullivotoi with Wingi Model CIO 1967 Model 3S4 2-iow Cost Corn Head with Mounts lor 600-630-900 930 Case Combines 4 Row Lundell Siolk Culler, like new 49S-A J.D. 4 Row Planter with (ertiliier Attachments Sion Hoist Loader with 460 Mounts 490 J.D.

4-Row Planter with Herbicide Attachments 4 Row Rotary Hoe, like new D. F145H Semi-counted Steeroble Plow 2 461 Int. 4-Row Cultivators, one with las! hitch reor rig. 48 ft. Stan Hoisi Eltvolor with PTO Drive.

like new 48 It. Farmers Friend Elevator, 2 wheel truck J.D. 7 II. Power Mower 16 'l. Sprinjloolh HOIIOW 6 Section Harrow on i section Carl 4 Section Harrow Machine')' Trailer Rubber tired Ho? Rake 2 MH.

Corn Picker, A-1 Super Snool far 2 M.H. Picker J.D. Trailer with Flat Bed Barge ttai with bear noist M.F. 111 Spreader New Barge Gear Hoist Flare Boi, gear hoist Portable Lending Chute Pom Line Oiler Century Sprayer 2 Rotary 65 bu. Hog Feeders Water Tanks Tank Healer Lincoln Welder Wire Winder Air Compressor 2- 300 Gal.

Cos Barrels Stands Misc. Small ls i mm MNfiMft 1 inuw TERMS: Cosh. No properly to be removed until settled 'or. Not responsible lor Occidents. WILBUR LAW ESTATE, OWNER Mr.

aftd Mrs. Kiefizi NeaVes at Beverly Hills and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnson at Not- Walk, While there spent several days motoring along the California coast from Carmel to San Diego where they spent about two days, Tijuana, Mexico and saw many esting sights. They saw the Sea World, the Naval Base, dined in the El Cortiz Hotel, also took the ferry from San Diego to Cofnado.

While there they dined in the famous Coronado Hotel, many many years old. They came back by way of Palm Springs and saw all the famous gold courses and Eldorado golf course where Eisenhower lives and plays golf. They saw Indian Wells golf course ed by Desi Arnez and also saw the Date Festival at Eldorado and also took the Tramway ride up to the San Jacento mountains and took the tour through Thunder Bird Boulevard where several famous movie stars live. They also saw TV shows at Los Angeles, such as "Lets Make a "Hollywood Palace" and the "Jerry Lewis and went to 20th Century Fox where they have just completed Dr. Doolittle, and were setting the scene for the show, "Hello They started home Feb.

25. On the way home they visited in Phoenix, at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Elston Douge, In Jet 'More, Kansas, they visited in the Bill Sell- roeder home and at Harlan, Iowa, they stopped at home of Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Cox, brother of Mrs. Meister, where they were overnight day they visited in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

B. Cox, at Templeton and upon returning home were supper guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Meister and Brett. Mrs.

Elizabeth Kennedy, Mrs. Edmund Larson and Mrs. Robert Lovstad went to the home Mr. and Mrs. Wayne James Wednesday afternoon where they visited Mrs.

Ray Fitch who is at the present making her home there. Mrs, P. W. Marlow, Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Brown and Richard Bristow went to Sioux Falls, S. Saturday where they met the plane that brought P. W. Marlow, Mrs. Richard Bristow, Mrs.

George Harms and Mrs. Erick Seegebarth back from Phoenix, fu'ij-, eral of brother, 'Donald Marlow, Sr. Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy and Paul attended the funeral of Mrs. Bertha Bait Thursday at the Methodist church in Algona.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Eckels and Monte were Thursday dinner guests in the Dennis Meister home. Mrs. Alica Biersford of Kanawha was a Thursday evening supper guest in, the home of Mrs.

Elizabeth Kennedy and Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Smith are visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Bixler at Wheaton, 111. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Loebach, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Loebach, Sr, and Ann went to Cedar Rapids where they visited Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Fandel and family and an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

Engelen. They were gone' over the weekend. Date activities for month at Corwith-Wesley The Corwitli- Wesley PTA will meet at Corwith Wednesday evening, March 13. No classes will be held in the schools Wednes- day, March 20, as att tary Workshop for teachers Will be held. On March 26 a Temperance League lecture ofl Alcoholism will be feiveti to grade 7 and 8.

A Circus Marionette Assembly be held at 8:20 p.m. on March 27. Some of the high school students took part in the Speech contest at Titonka. LEAP YEAR BIRTHDAY Mrs. Justine Becker was honored at a birthday dinner Saturday evening in Al's Lounge given by her sons and daughters.

They were Mr. and Mrs. Greg Augustine of Cresco; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Becker, Dubuque; Mr.

and Mrs, Arnold Kollasch and Mr. find Mrs. Pat Baumann of Whitlemore; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Berte; Mr.

and Mrs. Don Reding, St. Joe; Mr, and Mrs. Allen Vaske, Bancroft; Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Brcka, Forest City; 'Joyce Becker, Minneapolis; Mr, and Mrs. Don Potthoff, Algona, and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Becker, Wesley. Following the dinner a social evening was spent in the honoree's home.

Her birthday was on Feb. 29. BAPTIZE BABY Russell Thomas, who was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lickteig, Feb.

27 in the Hancock Memorial hospital in Britt, was baptized Sunday in St. Joseph's Catholic church by Father Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Studer, Stacyville were sponsors.

The Lick-; teigs also have 2 daughters, Julia and Marjorie. Dinner guests Sunday in the Lickteig home were the infant's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Lickteig, the Hugh Lick- teigs, Sister Jane Francis, all of Wesley and Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Studer and Kent of Stacyville. C.D.A. MEET The CDA will meet Tuesday evening, March 12 in the parish hall. On the kitchen committee are Marjorie Goetz (Joe), Carol Youngwirth, Ruth Youngwirth, Janice Erdman, Irene Hanig and Linda Flaherty. On the entertainment committee are Marjorie Becker, Mathilda Rose Hauptly, Mary Joe Studer, Sharlene Hauptman, Bernice Vitzthum, and Karen Hanig.

ATTENDS FUNERAL (Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred big attended the funeral of Ralph Gosmire, 52, Saturday in the Presbyterian church, in Fort Dodge, At 2:30 p.m. they attended the funeral of Sandy Hasty, 18, at the Gunderson Funeral Home in Fort Dodge. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Koppen and family and Mr. and Mrs. L. S.

Koppen were Sunday guests in the Roland Schmidt home in Garner. The family dinner party honored Louis Schmidt, who recently completed basic training at San Diego, left Tuesday for the west coast and will serve on a patrol He had spent 14 days at his parental home. Will Koppen took his mother, Mrs. L. S.

Koppen, to Rochester, Minn. Tuesday where she will have a medical Mrs. Mary Weber ed her contract bridge club Saturday afternoon. (Mrs. Mary Rockwood was a guest.

Monday evening guests in the Will Koppen home in hoti- or of Jennifer Lynn's 5th birthday were her grandfather, Art Penger, and his son Joseph of Bancroft; Elaine Steinberg of Ledyard; (Mrs. Robert Lickteig and children; and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Flaig and son, all of Algona. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Kunz and Bill moved lately from the Apple Treat farm to their home in town. They were honored at a surprise housewarming party Sunday evening, Feb. 25.

Mrs. Kunz's uncle Henry Schore will continue to live in the house with them. Karen Otis began her sec- COMPUTE CLOSING OU1 THURSDAY, MARCH 1, tfftf 'l retarial duties in the Mayo Clinic at Rochester, Minn Monday. Her mother Mrs Edmund otis torn and Carol took her to Rochester Saturday, Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Dornbier, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Youngwlrth' and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vitb-- thum were in Des Moihcs Monday, Feb.

26 where Mr. Vitzthum had a check-Up at the Veterans hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dornbier have a new grand' son, who was born Feb.

29 to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hejlik of Britt, in the Hancock Memorial hospital there. Mrs. Hejlik is the former Sally bier.

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Clnk Illl, USUAL AUCTION ICKMII MOIdlHn HCMOVIO UHTIl ItTILIO FOH NOT NISfONSIILl FON JIM HORNER OWNER I I in 17 I iti.i, It Tuesday March 12 1:30 P.M. Lwch OH Crowds I I '1 As I am quitting farming, I will hold a public sale at the farm located 6 miles south and 1 mile west of Corwith, Iowa, on County Line Road; or 5 miles north and one mile west of Renwiclc, Iowa; or 5 miles east of Lu Verne, Iowa. Terms: Cash. No property to be removed until settled for. Not responsible for accidents.

Machinery 1-1952 International Super M. Real good shape. Has been overhauled at Carroll Garage at Lu Verne, la. 1-1952 Oliver 77. Good shape.

1-1949 ASC Case. Good shape. 1-John Deere 490 corn planter with disc, fertilizer and insecticide attachments. 1-lnternational No. 37 tandem disc.

Greaseless bearings. 1-lnternational 3-14 inch plow, No. 16 with new style bottoms. 1-lnternational 16-foot springtooth with telescope hitch. 1-lnternational 448 4-row cultivator.

1-New Idea 7-foot pulltype mower. 1-Case 9-foot windrower. 1-John Deere 4-bar side rake. 1-lnternational No. 200 manure spreader.

1-4-section flexible drag with Noble hitch. 1-lnternational broadcast seeder. l-Case 2-row stalk cutter. 1-New Idea 2-row corn picker, rear elevator. -15-foot John Deero disc.

-John Deero 2-16 bottom plow. -1949 Chevrolet ton pickup with grain box. -International loader and bucket. -Buzz saw. 1-Fence row mower.

Miscellaneous Heat Houser for Super M. Hoot Houser for F-20. Cattle hay bunk. Sheep hay bunk. 15 cement hog troughs.

Pig brooders and lamps. Steel posts. Creosote posts and braces. 32-inch woven and barbed wire, 2 steel gates. Woven wire stretchers.

Air pressure pump. Watkins jet sprayer. Stanley hardware for overhead doors, never been used. 10 steel door with roller track. 34-foot extension ladder.

2 hydraulic cylinders. Chicken nests, feeders and water- ers. Some used house doors and windows. Some small tools. Some used lumber.

Some household goods. Brady 4-wheel trailer with wood flare box. Moline 4-wheel trailer with wood flare box. Brady 4-wheel trailer with bale rack. Ten foot fertilizer spreader.

Surge 15 stall milking machine with 2 stainless steel Ortho insecticide and herbicide attachments for 4-row planter. Fiasco combination grain and stock box for most pickup Yi ton trucks. Size 4 feet 7 inches by 8 feet 2 inches. Tank heater. Hog oiler.

Milk pasteurizer. 500 bales alfalfa and clover hoy. Other items too numerous to mention. TO CAU FOR THE HIST BUY ON YOUR INSURANCE JIM ST. JOHN 113 N.

Thprington 39H5S6 EDWIN H. MARTY ANDERSEN KLEVE, Aw ROLFE STATE BANK, Cl.it STATEFARM ANDERSEN and KLEVE, Auctioneers Security Stole Bank, Verne,.