Carroll Daily Times Herald from Carroll, Iowa • Page 4

Saturday- Farm Bureau picnic, Graham Park shelter house, dinner at 11:30 a.m. Jaycee, Jaycee-ette bowling party, 7:30 p.m., Carroll Bowl Monday- Carroll Women's Bowling 8 p.m. Elks Club Legion Auxiliary Wednesday- Women's Golf dinner, Mrs. Robert Bruner, chairman; tee-off 3 p.m. Chit-Chat Club, Mrs.

Leonard Sailer F.O.B. Club, Erna Langmeier 4 M's family picnic, 6:30 p.m., Graham Park Thursday- Duplicate Bridge, 9:45 a.m., Country Club; Mrs. R. E. Huffman, Mrs.

H. L. Hudson chairmen Friendly Neighbor Club, Mrs. Louis Tigges H. H.

Club, Mrs. Frank Herbers BOWLING MEETING A meeting of the Carroll Women's Bowling Association is scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday, August 17, at the Elks Club. Plans will be made to start the new season of league bowling. Showing Now Thru Wednesday! md mil maun St Mr mmtm R.

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Showing Now Thru Saturday Gun Fight at OK Corral" Plus Walk a Tightrope DRIVE-IN Starts Sunday SEAN FLYNN (son of Errol Flynn) THE SON OF APTAIN LOOD AHH TOODTtanntowi Co-Hit I THE SHOOT OUT at Stone Junction. Ladies Aid to Note 50th Anniversary LIDDERDALE Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Society will mark its 50th anniversary this fall, having been organized November 10, 1914. The group voted at its August meeting to hold a special observance of the anniversary. Named as a committee to plan the event were Mrs. Andrew Wenck, Mrs.

Clarence Heuton, Mrs. Gilbert Heuton, Mre. Laverdos Onken, Mrs. Marviln Boell and Mrs. Lyle Onken.

"Wave the taken from the Lutheran Woman's Quarterly, was the topic for discussion at the regular meeting. After the singing of "God Bless Our Native the Rev. William Landgraf read Scripture. Mrs. Landgraf and Mrs.

Walter Onken gave their reports as 1 a to the L. W. M. L. convention held earlier this month at Lake Okoboji.

A gift was presented to Aid in memory of Mrs. Maggie Boje. Hostesses for the afternoon meeting were Mrs. Chris Wenck, Mrs. Clarence Wenck and Mrs.

Dan Wenck. Attending were 27 members and four guests. Times Herald, Carroll, la. Friday, Aug. 14, 1964 Beulah Club Met for Picnic Beulah Country Club members and their families met for their annual picnic Thursday in the shelter house at Southside Park.

A potluck supper was served and the evening spent socially. Out-of-town guests were Lydia Rogers, Des Moines; Lynden Burrows, Audubon; and Margaret Ann Meyers, Missouri Valley. Mrs. William Kuker was chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements for the picnic. Plans were discussed for the first meeting of the fall season, which will be September 10 at Mrs.

Kuker's home. Show Starts At Dusk Group Honors Mrs. Gutschmidt A group of neighbors and friends honored Mrs. Herb Gutschmidt at a cook out brunch at Swan Lake Park Thursday morning and pre sented her with a farewell gift. Mrs.

Gutschmidt will be leaving Carroll soon to travel with her husband, who is employed by Brooker Sales Promotion Company. CIDAA SUMMER STOCK SELtOLT it's easy to move up to Chrysler! Mil IEW ilea ii WE MEAN BUSINESS! We're overstocked with new shipments. Save a bundle NOW. All models. All colors.

You'll like the deals. The trade-ins are highest everl Biggest sales drive of the yearl Come on down NOWI See your Chryiler best ol the big car men WITTROCK MOTOR CO. 513 North Carroll St. CARROLL, IOWA LaVonnt Wiikui Miss Wiskus Receives Habit and Veil of Sister LaVonne Wiskus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Wiskus of Templeton and a 1961 graduate of Kuemper High School, was among 27 postulants who re ceived the habit and veil of the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration at La Crosse, Wis Wednesday, August 12. Her name in religion is Sr. LaVonne Marie, F.S.P.A. The Rev. Thomas Donahoe, Kuemper High superintendent, was celebrant of the solemn high mass in connection with the investiture and religious profession, which were held for the first time in the new St Joseph the Workman Cathedra LaCrosse.

Prior to Sr. LaVonne Marie's entrance into the convent in August, 1963, she was employed as operator for the Bel Telephone Co. at Storm Lake. Members of Sr. LaVonne Marie's immediate family who were present at the monies were her parents and sisters, Carol Ann and Joyce Templeton; Mr.

and Mrs Charles a 1, Minneapolis Mrs. Denis Wessling, Kansas City, the Rev. Henry Meyer, Dedham; the Rev. Leo C. Harpenau, Templeton; Sr M.

Leanne, LaCrosse, Sr M. Roselma, Carroll; Sr. Rosewyn, Muscatine; Mary Meyer, Dedham; Mrs. William E. Erps, Storm Lake; John Meyer and daughter Maureen Fonda, and Clara Meyer, Ded ham.

Lenzes Feted for Anniversary The 28th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lenz which was August 12, was cele brated by members of the A and B. Club who gathered the Lenz home for an evening of pinochle. For the women, high prize went to Mrs.

Louis Tigges and low, to Mrs. Louis Lenz. Wil Ham Scharfenkamp won i for the men and Arnold Lud wig, low. Mrs. Ed Lenz re tained the traveling prize Games were played at our tables.

Lunch was brought by the club and served at th close of the games. County Fair' Theme is Used at Newcomers "County Fair" was the decorating theme at the monthly dinner of Newcomers Club Thursday night at the Carroll Country Club. A ferris wheel was featured on the officers' table, and miniature pies and cakes were on the other tables. Thirty-seven members and guests attended the seven o'clock dinner. Mrs.

Gary Knoll, chairman of the table committee, was assisted by Mrs. Gene Thoma, Mrs. David Drake and Mrs. Keith Poor. Introduced as first-time guests were Gail Porter, Doris Deist, Evelyn Wheatley, Jan Hugeback, Donna Wagner, De- ores Jensen, Grace English and Kay Johnson.

Attending for the second time were Mrs. Ja Stangl, Mrs. James DeBower and Mrs. Howard Frey. New members are Mrs.

Joe Determan, Mrs. James Zeigler and Mrs. John Feld. Following the business session, cards were played to con elude the evening. Mrs.

Stangl won high for bridge and Mrs. Evorn Halvorsen, low. Mrs. Ronald Kelber was winner for court whist and Mrs. Determan, low.

The next meeting will be September 10 at the Country Club. Club Planning To Assist at Children'sClinic Plans for assisting with lunch at the Crippled Children's Clin ic here August 26 were discussed at the August meeting of the Wa-tan-ye Club Thursday night. The group met for 6:30 potluck dinner in the home of Mrs. Kenneth Schwarzen bach. Guests at the meeting were Margaret and Evelyn Lamp The club made plans to attend the 39th annual convention of Wa-tan-ye Clubs, at Fort Dodge October 9-11.

Be fore that time members i 1 meet to make table decorations for the convention. It was voted to apply to the Christian Home at i Bluffs for the "adoption" another child, since Bernadette the club's most recently "adopted" child, is no longer at the Home. The next meeting will be September 10, with Mrs. Louis E. Anderson as hostess.

of Personal Paragraphs Mr. and Mrs. John Strohm and children Shelley and Kirk of Minot, N. left Friday Darlene Weuling Miss Wessling Receives Veil in Franciscan Order Darlene Wessling, daughter of Hugo Wessling and the late Mrs. Wessling of Westside, received her white veil of profession in the Franciscan Order of Perpetual Adoration in ceremonies Wednesday, Aug.

12, at the cathedral in LaCrosse, Wis. She received the name Sr. Mary Hugh. Sr. Mary Hugh, a Kuemper graduate in 1963, is studying at Viterbo College, majoring in biology.

Attending the ceremony were her father, Hugo Wessling, and brothers, George and John, and sister, Mrs. Leo Seidl; her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Wessling; also Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wessling and son Gene and daughter Mrs.

Walt Oswald; Mr. and Mrs. Felix Grossman, Randy and Danny; Mrs. Victor Rupiper; the Rev. Henry Meyer, Clara Meyer and Mrs.

Carrie Montgomery, all of Carroll County; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schiesels of Monona. Mrs. Mary Wessling and Mrs.

Carrie' Montgomery are visiting for a few days at the Schiesels' home. The Hugo Wesslings also were guests until Thursday of the Schiesels. Girls' State Report Given At Auxi I iary DEDHAM Gay Lynn Balukoff, who attended Hawkeye Girls' State at Cedar Falls in mid-June, gave her report on her week's activities at the August meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary held here in Legion Hall. Mrs. Bernard Wiskus, president, conducted the meeting.

Colors were advanced to Mrs. Clem Klocke and Mrs. Aldred Tigges. Mrs. Tigges reported on the membership drive and the president read the by-laws.

Several courtesy cards were read. Gifts were presented to retiring president, Mrs. George Meiners, and Mrs. Verna Tunning, secretary. It was voted to purchase a new auxiliary light, pins and a skirt for the table.

The door prize was won by Mrs. Tigges and another prize, by Mrs. Alois Irlbeck. Lunch was served at tables centered with garden flowers. The birthday song honored Coletta Wiskus and Marjie Klocke and the anniversary song, Mrs.

Clem Klocke. September will be observed as Gold Star month. Each member is asked to bring a guest to the meet ing next month. On the lunch committee will be Mrs. George Grossman, Mrs.

Herman Hathcock, Mr s. Frank Hoffman Mrs. Joe Schon, Mrs. Ambrose Irlbeck and Mrs. Aldred Tigges.

morning after visiting since Tuesday with Mr. m's aunt, Viva Strohm. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mclntyre and sons Jerry and David of Churchville, have concluded a week's visit here in the home of Mrs.

Mclntyre's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Don Sporrer and family. They also visited the Spor- rers' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Algene Snyder and son Scott. Dinner guests in the home of Mrs. Margaret Schafer Tuesday were Mrs. Ella Heuton and son Bill of Lorimor and Mrs. Bill Ulrich and daughter Becky of Simi, Calif.

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Am- Rhein, Alameda, formerly of Carroll, are visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.

W. Happe. Mrs. AmRein and Mrs. Happe are sisters.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Happe and family of Sioux City, who have been on a vacation trip to Canada, are spending a few days in the T. W. Happe and James F.

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Amy had a decorated birthday cake and was presented with gifts. Assisting Mrs. Herrick with the party was her older daughter, Laura. Carol Staples To Speak Vows ARCADIA Mrs. Ted Staples, Arcadia, announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Carol Joy, to Frank W.

Molak of Omaha, son of Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Molak, Omaha.

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East, Dial 2540, Carroll, Iowa. STARLINE BALLROOM Carroll, Iowa Saturday, August 15 LEO DAEGES and His Orchestra CHURDAN NITE Sunday, August 16 THE TORKAYS Featuring VICKI LYNN dancing from 8 :30 to 11:30 FREE CONCERT at Graham Park Band Shell By THE TORKAYS Sunday, Aug. p. m. NEW YORK CITY SCHOOL SWltCHES TO OIL AFTER 5-YEAR TEST OF GAS FIVE YEARS OF GAS HEAT.

You could hardly ask for a fairer test. Now the experiment is over. City heating experts made their decision. OIL IS REPLACING GAS IN P.S. 3.

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