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gets Marine refresher I 'i Hi Writ MI day from St. Ann hospital where? he had been several days teal care, Steve Walker, a student at Mary's College, spent the Easter vacation in his parental Walker home. Easter weekend guests in the parental Lee Goete home were Mr. and Mrs. John De Lander and family and Kathy Goetz of will go to Indian Minneapolis, Minn, Kathy is em.

and Mrs John fhil Riehter and children of rMlf. (same Friday and are guests of his father Jack ftlditor, and his Laura Richter. John Fnil will take a four weeks refresh er course in of the Marinesi riis wife and children will remain here and will return with him Jo Santa Other guests of Mrs, LaUra Richter and Jack Easter Suntfay Were the EdRlch- ers, Bancroft, the Mike Rich- and the Frank Richters. ployed by the Northwestern National Auto Insurance Co. other Sunday guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Judge and family of Boone. Mr, and Mrs, Richard Ricke and family of Grand Meadow, Minn, Mr. and Mrs, Arden Hovland and two daughters, Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Frideres and Shelly of Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ricke and Dawn of Muscatine, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Vitzthum and family and Mr.

and Mrs. George MAJOR SURGERY David Rustier five-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Rusher, 0 had surgery in the HanAS 1 6 nald cock-Meinorial hospitalin Britt Easter Sundajr diimer 68 8 last Week. Easter Weekend guests in the George Ricke home were Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Ricke and Dawn, Muscatine; Mr. and Mrs. ArdenHov- two daughters, Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Frideres and Shelly, and Mr. and Mrs.i Lloyd Mueller, Wilmington, and Mrs. Jim Schumacher i Algeria; Arnold Stufflick, DavijcJ, Gary, Randy, Loisandher college girl friend from the college in Wahop, Neb. and Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Vitzthum of. Wesley. Chuck Nelson returned to Col- iegeville, Minn. Monday where he resumed his studies at St. John's University.

He had spent ten days at his parental Charles Nelson home.Mr. andMrs.Nelson, Chuck and; Paul visited Mr. Nelson's mother, Mrs. Rose Nelson, at the Good Samaritan Center in Algona Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Don Vogel and family of Lohryille were Easter Sunday guests of her mother Mrs. Jo Meurer and Jim. Mr. and Mrs.

R. G. Bauer, Mr; and Mrs. Will Hrubes and family, Mr. and Mrs.

John Bauer and family and Mrs. Berriadette and children Were Easter Sunday dinner guests in the George Wellick home in Charles City. Steve Wellik was home on leave from the Navy. Other guests were Pamela and-Debbie Bauer of Mason City and George Rayhons of Garner, also the Wellik's daughter, Mr.andMrs.GeneDoering arid- daughter Christ! of Des Moines. A large beautifully 0 birthday cake' for R.

C. centered the table. and Mrs. Ralph Bauer and Lance of Whittemore visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

R. C. Bauer Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

LaVerne Clingerman and family spentthe weekend with her parents and Mrs. Albert Plater in Grundy Center. Mrs. Clingerman's sister brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Gale Venenga of LeMoore, spending a week with her parents. Mr. Venenga is on a thirty-day leave from the Navy and will be transferred to a base in New Jersey. Melinda Sue, four-year old daughter of the Clingermans, stayed for a weeks visit with her grandparents and their house- guests. Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Root and family of Council Bluffs and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark of Iowa City were Easter weekend guests in the parental L. Root home.

Mr. and Mrs. William Koppen and family moved over the weekend from the Lester Larson house to one they have built in the of the Dean-Riches of Duncan. Easter Sunday guests in the Leo Hanig, home were Mr. and Mrs.

Lou Goetz of Britt, Mr; and Mrs. Albert Becker and family, St. Joe, and the Don and Bill Hanigs, Wesley. Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Arndorfer of Cedar Rapids were Easter weekend guests in the parental Len Arndorfer home. Sister Kevin, also of Cedar Rapids, was a Weekend guest of her parents Mr. and Elmer Daughan. All were Sunday guests in the Arndorfer home. The Daughan's daughter and family, the Jim Walmsleys of Webster City joined them for the day.

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Meinecke i and son of Jefferson were Easter weekend guests of her mother Mrs. Mary Weber and visited other relatives. The Evergreen Cemetery Association will meet Friday evening, April 14 in the Legion hall at 8p.m.

The Jim Raneys of Iowa City were Easter weekend guests in the parental Dr. H. H. Raney home, Mrs. Mae Raney of Algona was an Easter Sunday guest of her son and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seefeld arrived home recently from their winter home at Weslaco, Texas, and found it necessary to have the lane to their rural hdme shoveled out before driving up to the house. and Mrs. Herman Bode and Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Aitchison attended the Ever Ready in the Qdd- Wednesday' dinner BURT HEATING PLUMBING (formerly Shrader's Hardware) NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS CAU924-3314, Burt OR CALL295-5543, Algona BERNARD IZZO, baritone, and Dorothy Cothran, appear in the final Community Concert of the season tonight day)j April 10, at 8 p.m. in the Algona High School auditoriuM' These two outstanding artists will present "In Operetta a program of light opera, operetta and musical comedy Irvington soldier to new duty Servicemen -ROBERT HATTEN FT. POLK, LA. Army Private Robert J.

Hatten, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hatten, Bancroft, completed nine weeks of advanced infantry training Feb. 28 at Ft.

Polk, La. His last week of training was spent in guerrilla warfare exercises. During his guerrilla training, he lived under simulated Vietnam conditions for five days, fighting off night attacks and conducting raids on "enemy" villages. He was taught methods of removing booby traps, setting ambushes and avoiding enemy ambushes. BIRTHDAYS The March 13th issue of the Adair News marked the beginning of its 88th consecutive year of publication for the newspaper.

This week the Waverly Independent is beginning its 114th year. IRVINGTON Ronald Becker came Friday to get Mrs. Becker who has been with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kunkel, Algona, and to visit his parents the Herman Beckers.

Due to a delay in specific orders verifying the fact that Ronald was to be stationed at Ft. Leonard Wood, Ronald had to remain at Ft. Riley, Kansas, where he had been sent for aroutine checkup on injuries received in a truck.accident just before leaving Vietnam in late winter. Mr. and Mrs.

married in February and had intended to move into a trailer home which, they had rented near Ft. Leonard Wood. When it became apparent that Ronald would be at Ft. Riley for an indefinite period, Mrs. Becker returned here.

The couple left Sunday to begin their belated housekeeping. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davidson drove to Minneapolis recently where they attended the Ice Follies. Enroute home they stopped off at Blue Earth, Minn, and visited Mr.

andMrs.CarlSchim- el, uncle and aunt of Mrs. Davidson. Easter guests at the home of and Mrs. Gordon Davidson family were Mr. and Mrs.

Davidsbri, LuVerne, Mr. ancr'Mrs; yerv6ri "Davidson anti' 1 fdmiiy7ibwa andMi's;" and family from Graettinger, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Eggleston, Humboldt, and their daughter Jean Mr. and Mrs.

Marlyn Gregersen from Rutland, andMargiaFroeh- Hch, daughter of the Gordon Davidsons, home on the Easter break from Mason City where she is attending the Hamilton Business School. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davidson and family were Tuesday evening supper guests atthe home of their daughter Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Arndorfer and family at Mallard to observe the birthdays of the Arndorfer daughter Perry Kay, one year old and also the birthdays of Jayne and Robyne Frpehlich, daughters of the Davidsons. Mrs. Lawrence Miller received a call from her sister Mrs. Wayne Byerly last Thursday telling her that the family had just arrived back in the States after three years at Yokohama, Japan where Mr. Byerly was.

stationed. Mrs. Byerly and children have gone to Greeley, and Mr. Byerly will go there after he. is released from the Navy after twenty years of about April 17, After that the family plans to return here for a visit.

Easter Sunday guests at the Roy Benseivhome, Ringsted, were Mr. and Mrs, George Peril and family, Armstrong, Melvin Nelson and the Lyle Bensens from Ringsted, Mr, and Mrs. George Olsen, the Harold Sabins and Mrs. Hazel Sabin of this area. Afternoon callers were the Don Hungates, Ringsted, The Hun- gates formerly lived in this vif cinity.

Easter Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe DMs and family were Mr. and Mrs. Ranney Leek and Arthur Riedel, Algona.

Pat Schulz, teacher of third grade at Lincoln School, Charles City, spent the Easter weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs; Jack Schulz and family of this area. On Easter the Schulz ily were guests of the Wm. Bakers of Algona. Sunday guests of Mrs.

Margaret Kent and family, Algona, were Mr. arid Mrs. Larry Bell and' Tracy and Mrs. Mary McMahon of Garner, and Dick McMahon, 'student at Cedar Falls. The occasion was in observance of Dick'g birthday as well as Easter.

Easter guests at the Bill Robinson home were Mrs. Bud Robinson and family, the RayMetzeh family and Wally Turchin. Easter Services were well aif- tended. at the Irvington Church Sunday. The Primary department sang and the choir had two special, numbers.

Pastor Keith Slayer's 1 topic was "To see or After the service breakfast was served by the Youth Fellowship. Easter lilies were furnished by the Sunday School. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Florence Colwell and her brother Claude Fowler Saturday were Mrs. Colwell's son and daughter- in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles family from On Sunday, the Charles Colwells' along with Mrs. Florence Cplp', well and Claude Fowler visited" at the home of Mrs. Charles Colwell's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Capesius. arid Neilv'Colweii 1( AnkenJY spent the night with Neil's moth-" er, Mrs. Marie Colwell. On Sun- Mrs. Colwell, Irvington.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fellin and family, Emmetsburg, were visitors Sunday at the home of Mrs. Fellin's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

B. 0. Davis. Mr. and Mrs, George McVay, were Easter guests at the home of Mrs.McV ay's brother Mr.

and Mrs, Ronald Sabin and family. Easter weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arndorfer and family were Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Braily and Connie Arndorfer all from Milwaukee, Charles and Joyce Arndorfer who atfend Mankato State College, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne'Arndorfer and daughter De Anna from Algona. Lawrence Mulert of Carroll was a visitor at the Clarence Arndorfer home April 2. Lawrence Mulert is a cousin of Wayne Arndorfer; Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Arndorfer of Wesley were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arndorfer. Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Muller, Wilmington; were recent visitors at the Clarence Arndorfer home. The Muller were here to visit relatives and friends over the Easter weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Dreesman returned to Algona late last week after spending the winter in California. Easter dinner guests at the Charles Reaper home were the Dean Culbertsons, Lone Rock, the Donald Hansens and the Albert Harms, Algona, the Durwood Walkers and the Leonard Hansens, Irvington. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pruis- mann of Blairsburg were Easter weekend visitors at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Black and family of this area. Mr. and Mrs. John Bockes returned home last week Thursday after spending several weeks with relatives at Phoenix, Ariz.

Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Altaian and family of Minneapolis, spent the weekend with Eldon's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Altaian, Algona.

Mrs. John Altaian's father Chris Gales, a resident of the Good Samaritan Home, Algona, also was a guest. Chris has been able to spend several days with the Altaians returningtothe Rest Home at night. He suffered a broken hip in his home in Irvington Feb. 9, 1968 and has been a resident at the Rest Home since leaving St.

Ann hospital last summer. at the home recently for Loren's birthday were the Harold Sabins, Kevin Craig Roe thler, Mrs. NEW HOMES Residential Building BUILDING 'sf house March 13 upon the bank's remodeling. At that time M. McDonald, president of the bank, observed his 50th year in the banking business, Mr, McDonald Morning Sun bank, In Ittjf Jit YOUR 5,000 KOSSl Graduates PATRICIA ZWIEFEL, daughter of Mrs.

Myrtle is a member of the 1969 Spring graduating class of Wayne State College. Patricia will receive a A Degree in elementaryteach- ing and physical education at commencement exercises at Wayne, Nebraska on Thursday, April 17. Elaine Kinseth and children and Melva Krause, the latter from Lone Rock. Jack Kenne, Beloit, Kansas, attended the funeral of his uncle Ralph Kenne here last Wednesday. While in the area he stayed with his grandmother Mrs.

Sebastian Kramer, Algona, and vis- ted various other relatives On Easter he was a guest at the Ernest Bormanns, Irvington. Other guests at the Bormanns were Mr. andMrs.EdmondBerte and family from Rodman, Mrs. Sebastian Kramer and Mrs. Alvina Thilges.

Jack left for home Sunday. He is a son of John Kenne, Las Vegas, and was reared in this vicinity. The Orlan Otts, Waterloo, visited Saturday at the Gerald Schmitts. The Otts, former residents, went to Spencer to- spend Easter with Orlan's mother and sister. Other Saturday visitor sat the Schmitts were Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Arbogast, Lone Rock, Mrs. Louise Krizon and Helen Gresko both from Minneapolis. A surprise birthday party for Francis McConnell was held at the McConnell home Palm Sunday. Attending were the son and His wife, Mr.

and Mrs. Dan McConnell from Hampton, and the daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. David Murray, Newton, the Joe McConnells, Armstrong, the Ray Metzens, the Francis Metzens, the Bill Rob- insqns, Albert and and Mrs. Marvin Bauck, New York Mills, Minn.

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