Postville Herald from Postville, Iowa • Page 5

SOCIETY ITEMS Sfudy Enjoy Miss Friederich Fondue Tasfing Shower Honoree The Henderson Prairie study club met June 12 at tho home of Mrs. Robert Hangartner. A scripture was read by the hostess. Thirteen members answered roll call by giving a dairy drink. Mrs.

Keith Kerr Is In charge of tray favors for the hospital for the month of June. A song was sung for the birthdays of Mrs. Helen' Everman and Ruth Turner. Several fondue dishes were tasted with Mrs. Robert Deerlng In charge.

A shower was planned for Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Martins on June 24 at 8 p.m. The next club meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Frank Hangartner on July 10 at 8 p.m.

Nancy Lidtke Given Shower A surprise bridal shower was held for Vickie Frlederlch Thursday, June 8 at the home of Mrs. Gerald Gaylord, clear Lake with Mrs. Jim Ahrens as co- hostess. The evening was spent playing bridal games after which the bride-elect opened her gifts. Refreshments were served with party favors being given to everyone.

Attending were, Mrs. Linda Ellefson, Mrs. Blanch Bailey, Mrs. Marilyn Galien, Mrs. Irma Herrlck, 'Mrs.

Helen Thomas, Mrs. Betty wllharm, George Frlederlch, Mrs. Rhonda Noelck, Mrs. Mary Bowmen. Sending gifts but unable to attend were, Mrs.GlorlaGeorge, Mrs.

Norma Hahn, Joyce Green, Mrs. McGrady, Mrs. Vernell Alexandria and Mrs. Ruth Snyder. Local Shower A shower for Miss Friederich was held Sunday afternoon, June 10 In Fellowship Hall of St.

Paul Lutheran Church, Postville, with Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Christiansen Exchange Vows On June 2, 1973 at 3:00 p.m., Marcus J. Christiansen and Jane E. Doerrlng were united In marriage at St.

Paul Lutheran Church in Postville. The Rev. Norman Ullestad officiated at the ceremony. Providing music at the organ was Linda Larson, while Donald Horness, voice Instructor for the bride and bridegroom at St. Olaf College, was soloist.

Sylvia Munsen accompanied on flute. Mrs. Richard Schupbach served her sister as matron of honor. Other attendants were Sylvia Munsen and Chris Schroth, college roommates of the bride, and Janet Christiansen, sister of the bridegroom. The bride's niece, Melissa Schupbach was flower girl.

Serving as best man was the bridegroom's brother James Christiansen. Other attendants were George Llndall, James Eckmann and Eric HeggesetU, Seating the guests were Charles Deerlng and L. Rolf Christiansen; brothers of the couple. Craig and Drew Deerlng, nephews of the bride, served as candlelighters. The bride was given In marriage by her brother Robert Deerlng.

Parents of the couple are Mrs, Leeone Daerlng of Postvllla and Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Chrli- tianson of Minneota, Minnesota, The couple will make their home at 9904 Plaza, Omaha, Nebraska. The bridegroom Is employed as an underwriter by the St.

Paul Companies, Inc. Breakfast Talks At Country Cousins The Clermont Country Cousins held their June meeting at the home of Wendy Bushman with nine members present. Wendy Bushman led the 4-H pledge. A special meeting was planned for July 7 at St. Peter's Catholic Church In Clermont to plan a date tor the achievement show.

Help will be given on 4-H projects at this time. The club tour was discussed and also Ideas for making money. Presentations were given as follows: "What Did 1 Have For Breakfast?" by Wendy Bushman; "A Breakfast I Can Fix In Five Minutes" by Janice Blockhus. Post The Post Franklin Study Club will meet Wednesday evening, June 20 at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs.

Eldo Sander. A bridal shower was given for Nancy Lidtke at the Luana Civic center June 12, with Mrs. Lorenz Kuhse, Mrs. Orlando Moeller, Mrs. Ewald Walch, Mrs.

Daryl Sampson, Mrs. Cloy Kuhse, Mrs. Roger Moeller and Brenda Walch as hostesses. The Newlywed game and other bridal games were played. Refreshments were served with the bride's colors, lavender and white as decorations.

Attending were Mrs. Oliver Doerring, Marsha and Marilyn, Mrs. Milo Doerrlng and Mrs. Dwayne Moon, Luana; Colleen Nuehrlng, Mrs. Lester Doerring, Mrs.

Ed Doerrlng and Mrs. Roger Moeller, Monona; Mrs. Fred Becker, Mrs. Harry Davis, Mrs. Clinton Meyer, Mrs.

Clarence Everman, Mrs, Albert Lubke, Mrs. Burnell Anderson, Mrs. Gordon Lawson, Mrs. Arthur Barels, Mrs. Rudy Everman, Nelson, Mrs.

Walter Everman, Mrs. Eugene Szabo, Mrs. Ewald Walch, Mrs. Cloy Kuhse, Mrs. John Martins, Mrs.

Lawrence Dresser, Mrs. Lloyd Everman, Mrs. Bernie Martins, Mrs. Ernie Helns, Mrs. Leo Morch, Mrs.

MyrlDlckman, Mrs. Lorenz'Kuhee, Pauline Everman, Judy Meyer and Brenda Walch, Postville; Beverly Meyer and Mrs. Orville Meyer, Castalla; Mrs. Raymond Brandt, and Mrs. Daryl Sampson, Clermont; Mrs.

Paul Lidtke, Doris, Roberta and Jo Ellen Lidtke, Lima Springs. Those gifts. unable to attend sent Mr. and Mrs. Byron Meyer Repeaf Vows Mrs.

Gene Arnburg, Jeanne Olson, Mrs. Wayne Schroeder and Clara Schroeder as hostesses. Guests were entertained with a piano solo by Tammy Foels; two piano and vocal solos by Carol Meyer; a reading by Carolyn Ahrens and two vocal solos by Hope Gordanler. The bride-elect opened her gifts and refreshments were served. Attending were, Mrs.

Orville Berg, Mrs. Richard 'Frlederlch, Mrs. Leo Foels, Mrs. Lester Frlederlch, Mrs. Jim Frleder- ich, Mrs.

Kenneth Schroeder, Helen Duwe, Viola Duwe, Mrs. Charles Schutte, Mrs, Roy Duwe, Mrs, Rodney Llvlngood and Robin, Mrs. Rodney Smith, Mrs. Gary Landsgard, Mrs. Jim Ahrens, Mrs.

Nicholas Graber, Rosealle Kolbet, Mrs. Don Kerr and'Barbie, Mrs. Cal Williamson, Kaylene Frlederlch, Mary Jo Olson, Rallnda Lammert, Mrs. Robert Charles Peering, Mrs. R.

F. Schneider, Mrs. Bernle Martins, Mrs. Jim Kruse, Mrs. Toni We therbee, Mrs.

John Stavnes, Mrs. Floyd Ehlers and girls, Mrs. Lloyd Everman, Mrs. Louis Mc- Nally, Catherine Staadt, Mrs. Leroy Duwe, Mrs.

carlyle Klr- keborg, Mrs. Richard Meyer, Mrs. George Frlederlch, Pam Arnburg. Sending gifts but unable to attend were, Mrs. Keith Kerr, Mrs.

Warren Jollymore, Mrs. Ray Looney, Karen Olson, Mrs. Agnes Bowers, Mrs, Bill Huln- Mrs. Lloyd Schutte, Mrs. Harry Schultz, Mrs.

Daryl Sander, Mrs. Ed Klenk, Debbie Helmerdlnger, Mrs. Ed Krambeer, Mrs. Harold Dideking and Kathy Meyer. Wednesday, June 20, 1973 Postville (Iowa) Herald 5 Kofh Reunion Held Sunday The 1973 Koth family reunion was held Sunday, June 17 at the National Fairgrounds with a picnic dinner at noon.

The hostesses were Mrs. Burnell Koth and Mrs. Donald Kuhse. The oldest couple was Mr. and Mrs.

Vern koth of Monona, both 80, and Altha Koth, 80, of Postville. The youngest was Miekka Olson, two years old. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cor das came the farthest.

Attending were, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Koth, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ullsh, Monona; Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Koth and Chester, St. Olaf; Mrs. Helen Green, castalla; Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rowland and girls, Alfred Pufahl, Garnavlllo; Mr. and Mrs. Louis A.

Olson, Clermont; Miek- ka Olson, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. Foster Koth, Luana; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cordes, Shelly, Cedar Rapids; Mrs.

Altha Koth, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kuhse, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kuhse, Rhonda, Gall, Vicky, Mr.

and Mrs. Burnell Koth, Monica and Carmen, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Koth, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Koth and Sharon, Mrs. James Kruse, Kent, Kirk and Bradley all of Postville. The committee for 1974, June 2 Is Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rowland and Mr.

and Mrs. Doug Cordes. Members Brunch In Porlc Bobs Creek Neighbors club met at Lulls Park, June 6, for a brunch. Mrs. Dale Kuhse became a new member of the club.

A family picnic will be held at. Lulls Park on Sunday, July 8. In case of rain the picnic will be at the Luana Bank basement. Society Cont'd Page 4 NOTICE Wedding stories and pictures must be received In the Herald office for publication not later than ten day following the wedding date. If space Is not available In the current issue, the Herald reserves the right to hold the story.

Black and white pictures reproduce batter than color. Your cooperation on promptness will be appreciated. Engaged Couples Registered In Our Bridal Book JUNE 23 MARLENE BRANDENBURG RICK KIRKEBERG JUNE 30 VICKIE FRIEDERICH ROBERT KOLBET JULY 6 NANCY LIDTKE KENNETH EVERMAN JULY 7 MARY BALK DAN SCHOLTES JULY 7 BARB FREILINGER ALVIN RODAS JULY 21 DEBBIE MEYER GARY KNOWLES JULY 28 RUTH NELSON ROBERT KUGEL. Palmquist's DEPT. STORE Postville, Iowa The United Methodist Church, Decorah, provided the setting tor the June 9th wedding of Eileen Goettelman to Byron Meyer.

The 2:00 p.m. ceremony was performed by the Rev. Ward Stephen son. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Goettelman, Decorah and Mr. and Mrs. Willard A. Meyer, Postville. Gary Hamilton sang "The Wedding Song." Organist was Esther Egge.

Given-in marriage by her father, the bride approached the altar in a floor length gown of white satapeau trimmed In reem- broidered Chantilly lace. Lace encircled tho Empire waist and scooped the yoke which was also enhanced by small cove red buttons. The long trumpet sleeves also trimmed in matching lace and rows of lace were encircled down the A-line skirt and hemline. She wore a long Mantilla veil also trimmed in matching lace and carried a bouquet of pink roses and baby's breath. Mrs.

Curtis Buhr served her sister as matron of honor. Other attendants were Luane Skaim, cousin of the bride and Michelle Meyer, sister of the bridegroom. Flower girl was Julie Severide, cousin of the bride. All attendants wore gowns of sheer polyester over pink nylon with full sleeves, high neck and Empire bodices with a pink velvet ribbon at the waist. They carried bouquets of pink roses and baby's breath and wore pink flowers in their hair.

Bruce Meyer served his brother as best man. David and Daryl Anderson were groomsmen. Ringbearer was Rodney Ashbacher, a nephew of the bridegroom. Ushers were Curtis Buhr and Al Martins. Both mothers chose floor length gowns of green polyester crepe.

The bride's grandmother, Mrs. Inga Anster, wore a blue flowered floor length gown. The bride is a 1970 graduate of Thomas Roberts high school, Decorah and was employed by the Anundsen publishing Decorah. The bridegroom is a 19GG graduate of Postville high school and is engaged in farming near Postville. A reception for 200 guests was held in the church parlors following the ceremony.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Skalm were host and hostess. Presiding at the guest book was Susie Skain. Mrs.

Howard Pierce and Betty Smith served punch. Serving cake, coffee and ice cream were Robert Goettelman, Mrs. Albert Ashbacher, Mrs. Vernon Kugel and Mrs. Roger Meyer.

Handling gifts were Judy and Beverly Meyer, Darwin Moan, Danny Moen, Cheryl Severide and Randy Ashbacher. Waitresses were Paula Wedeking, Sharon Linderbaum, Deb Moen, Denise Moen and Beverly Benson. Following a wedding trip to Clear Lake the couple will be at home on a farm near Postville. FOODLINER PHONE 864-3621 POSTVILLE, IOWA IGA Names First Consumer Affairs Director! Mrs. Elizabeth Schirmacher Appointed to Head Aggressive IGA Policy of Consumer Assistance.

Mrs. Elizabeth Schirmjchet has been appointed Consumer Affairs Director (or Gateway Foods, according to Allan Poser, Director of Advertising. Gateway Foods, a supplier for area IGA stores, has created the new position as part of their agqressive policy to keep abreast of the needs of the consumer and to assist IGA supermarket operators in helping their customers become smarter shoppers and better cooks. Mrs. Schirmacher holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics from the University of Illinois.

She previously has held positions in the Home Economics field at Oscar Mayer and Co, and at Real Extate Research Corp. in Chicago, She has been a member of the Home Economics in Business section of the American Home Economics Association, A resident of La'Crosse for the past twenty years, she has been active in many wo- metis' and civic organizations. She is presently on the Board of Directors of the La Crone Community Theatre and is serving at Second Vice-President of the Wisconsin Division of the American Association of University Women. She has also held a position on the Board of Directors of the Riverland Girl Scout Council, and tho La Crosse Home for Children. She has acted as advisor to tha Alpha Phi chapter at UW-L.

A member of the Asbury United Methodist Church, she and her husband, Marvin, reside at 404 Losey Blvd. N. and have two grown children. HUNT'S KETCHUP HUNT'S TOMATO JUICE WAGNER'S ASSORTED FRUIT DRINKS EVERFRESH CHOW MEIN NOODLES 43' BANQUET FROZEN DINNERS BANQUET FROZEN CHICKEN CHEF PIERRE DUTCH APPLE PIE n-oz. PKG.

2 LB. BOX IGA TableRite U.S.D.A. Choice 99 SENECA APPLESAUCE IGA TUNA CREAMETTE MACARONI 46-OZ. JAR GVpOZ. CAN 75' 49' PILUSBURY BUTTERMILK BISCUITS MISSISSIPPI VALLEY LAKE MILD TO LAKE Colby Cheese IGA PLAIN OR POWDERED DONUTS CHUCK STEAK 39' Health Aids The IGA.

Food Retailer Speaks Out! 'We're Concerned' "We're Concerned" is not a new sound coming From your Local IGA Food Retailer, but you're going to be hearing it more often in the future. Over 100 IGA Food Stores in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa have been concerned for a long time. They have said so indirectly with such campaigns as: Red Carpet Service, The Owner's In the Store, We Will Not Be Undersold and others. Now they are saying "We're Concerned." The IGA Food Retailer has changed over the past twenty years. At that time he was concerned about his own future.

Large chain retailers were moving into community after community and thijre were those predicting the end of the independent food retailer. Today we know that isn't true. Independent IGA stares are stranger than ever in small towns and big cities. The reason is basic to the American system. Today the small town IGA store is part of the largest volume buying system in this en- tirepartof the country.

He knows he can compete with any size chain operation because IGA has the volume to gain maximum buying discounts at the factory level. The convenient location and efficiency of the IGA warehouse means lower shipping costs than most other stores can offer. The "Concern" of the owner-ln-the-store continues to mean more local service for his customers. The food customer today recognizes tho advantages of shopping at her local IGA Foodliner. She is no longer concerned about the size of the store.

What today's homcmaker is concerned about is price, value and quality. wherever she shops. Those same shared by your local IGA Food Retailer. He is concerned with meal-planning. how to best feed your family to meet their nutritional needs and still let you keep within the budget.

He is concerned about meat prices, the cost of the number of ounces in a package of macaroni. That's why you can depend on your IGA store more than ever. everyone who works there is and they arc working to solve the problems. You will be getting the services of the now IGA Consumer Affairs Director, meal planning suggestions, free shopping aids and other assistance when you shop at IGA. The Owner-ln-The-Store is Mr.

IGA and "He's Concerned." LADYFAIR Pieces, ft Sums MUSHROOMS 40Z FLAVOR KIST COOKIES ASSORTED FLAVORS SOLARCAINE LOTION COPPERTONE 3-OZ. BTL. SUNTAN $1 29 IGA TABLERITE USDA CHOICE CHUCK ROAST IGA TABLERITE USDA CHOICE FOR SWISSING OR GRILLING ARM STEAK LB 89 LB. 1 IGA TABLERITE USDA CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK ROAST LB. 09 19 PLEASONING IGA PANCAKE MIX AMERICAN CRYSTAL SUGAR BEET CHARMIN BATHROOM TICCI 1C ASSORTED UOOUC COLORS I-OZ.

CAN 5 LB. BOX 47' 69 IGA REGULAR SPRAY DEODORANT 7-OZ. AERO HAIR SPRAYS 99 10 LB. BAG 49 4 ROLLS LUX LIQUIDV 3 -43' Bring home IN-KEEPERS WISK 12'OFF LABEL 64-02. BTL.

43 LARGE PEACHES LB. 49 DOWNY 8c OFF LABEL FABRIC SOFTNER 3B3T LZ 65' SHELL NO PEST STRIPS CERTO IND PKG. 49 6-OZ. BTL. 39' SURE JELL GULF WAX 1U-OZ.

BOXES I LB. BOX 25' JUICY RED PLUMS LB. PLUMP FIRM CALF. NECTARINES 49' 49' HORMEL CURE 81 HAMS ARMOUR STAR SMOKED PORK CHOPS BONELESS BEEF STEW BEEF NECK SEASONING MEAT HORMEL RING BOLOGNA ARMOUR STAR SMOKED SMOKED DELITES LB. i LB.

i LB. 69 09 19 LB. 49 VLB. Coarse $1 19 LB. 1 PEPPY RICH RADISHES I-LB.

CELLO 29' BANQUET FROZEN ASSORTED DINNERS 11 oz. pkg, .39 OPEN Thur. Fri. nights Till 8:30. PRINGLES POTATO CHIPS TWIN PAK 9OZ.

CAN With this coupon at IGA Expires WHEATIES 18-OZ. BOX 49 With this coupon it IGA Expires COFFEE 2-LB. CAN $J87 With this coupon it IGA Expires BROWNIE MIX 23-OZ. BOX With thil coupon it IGA Expirei SAFEGUARDS REG. BAR With thit coupon it IQA Expirei.