Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 15

Godfredson reunion held at Swea City Swea City The 10th annual Godfredson family reunion was held in the Legion hall at Swea City, Sunday, June 21, with 75 attending. A basket dinner was enjoyed, after which a miscellaneous shower was held for Mrs Arthur Groen 'of Algona. A short business meeting was then conducted by Mrs John Von Bank. Mrs Mervin Johnson was elected president for the coming year with Mrs Cecil Godfredson as secretary. In attendance were Mr and Mrs Oscar Riddle of West Concord.

Mr and Mrs John Von Bank and children, Dunnel. Miss Marlene Eryan, of Stickney. S. Mr and Mrs Peter Godfredson. Mr and Mrs Peter Looft, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Godfredson and boys and Mrs Alvin Godfredson and Diane, of Armstrong: Mr and Mrs Alfred Godfredson, Fairmont: Mr and Mrs Paul Dettman, Mr and Mrs Ernest Godfredson.

Mr and Mrs Arthur Groen, Mrs Ben Wibben. Sue and Kathy. Mrs David Hankins and Kurt. Mrs Lillian Ringsdorf and three children, all of Algona; Mr and Mrs Lyle Godfredson and children, Mr and Mrs Verle Looft and children, Spirit Lake; Mr and Mrs George Kinkki and Sherri of Des Moines; Mr and Mrs Richards and children, of Burt: Mr and Mrs Nels Godfredson, Mr and Mrs Eddie Godfredson and children, of Bancroft; Mr and Mrs Mervin Johnson and boys and Mr and -Mrs Cecil Godfredson of Swea. City.

LOOFT REUNION The Looft family held its annual family reunion in the VFW hall Sunday. Present were Mr and Mrs Donald Looft and family of Alexandria, Mr and Mrs Frank Looft. Fairmont; Amanda and Minnie Looft, Fort Dodge: Mr and Mrs John Von Bank of Dunnell, Mr and Mrs Nick Looft, Mr and Mrs Peter Looft. Armstrong; Mr and Mrs Norman Pingle. Mr and Mrs Ed Looft.

Mr and Mrs, Albert Looft, Mr and Mrs John Looft, all of Ledyard; Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson. Seneca; Mr and Mrs Lars Pingle and family, Algona: Mr and Mrs Fred Rasmussen. Remvick: Mrs Anna Reimers, Mr and Mrs-Donald Reimers and family, Mr and Mrs Harold Reirrie'fsrVf Burt: Mr and Mrs Fred Looft, Mr Mrs Allen Looft and children, Mr and Mrs Dennis Looft and children. Mr and Mrs Win. Mather Jr.

and Dr and Mrs Richard Snyder. Fairmont were honored on their 30th wedding anniversary with a picnic at Lincoln park in Fairmont. A niece and family. V.r and Mrs Joe Weise and children. of Hancock, were present.

The Uhr families of Swea City all attended. Lester Jensen and Barbara and Judy of Buffalo. were last weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Fischer. Thursday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Eddie Bauers were Mr and Mrs Fred Ruhnke ami Larry, of Whittemore. Mr and Mrs Dick Anderson and Mr and Mrs Brink Shipler and granddaughter.

Linda Gamble, of Des Moines. are spending a few days visiting Mr and Mrs R. E. Ridge at Leech Lake. Mr and Mrs Denvood Voigt and children visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Art Voigt ol Fenson.

Sunday evening. Mr and "Mrs Dale Herzberg and two children, of DCS Moines, visited Friday and Saturday with her parents. Mr and Mr? John Nyman. Mr and Mrs Clarence Tokheim and Virginia, of Jewell, visited Tuesday evening at the Sam Link home. They had been to visit Wm.

Payne at Fairmont. who is making his home in the Crestview rest home there. Last week Thursday Mr ami Mrs Harold Fletcher, of Highpoint. N. visited friends and relatives here.

They spent Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Link. From Swea City they went to Ames to visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Don Jaqua and children and Mr and Mrs-Duane Swanson of Fairmont spent Sunday with their parents. Mr and Mrs Leonard Swanson. Dick Mogenson of Rochester, spent the weekend visiting with his grandmother.

Mrs Emily Peterson and his sister Jennifer Mogenson and other ALGONA (IOWA) ADVANCE--7 TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1959 NEW TRAFFIC LAWS effective in Iowa JULY 4 Day Speed Limits 70 on primary highways 60 on secondary roads To on the Interstate Night Speed Limits 60 on primary highways 50 on secondary loads 63 on the Interstate speed limit on the Interstate 40 m.p.h Mrs. Walter Thompson relatives. Mr spent and Mrs George Rohlin Father's day with their daughter and family Mr an1 Mrs Ellwyn Letcher of Buffalo Center. This was the first time Mrs Rohlin has been able to be out since her recent surgery. The joyed a Joe Preston family en- fish fry and picnic at WSCS TO MEET The WSCS of the First Methodist church will meet Wednesday, July 1.

at 2:30 in the church parlor. Mrs J. E. Harner will give the devotions, Mrs Arnold Anderson the program and Mrs Mancil Hurlburt will provide the music. The hostesses are Mesdames Mervin Johnson, Nels Godfredson, Cecil Godfredson.

Bert Patterson, W. B. Shi Harold Krantz and Kenneth Nashtigal. The prayer meeting will be held preceding the WSCS church. meeting in i.

the 1926 CLASS REUNION The class of 1926 of the Swea City high school held a reunion in "Reynolds park Wednesday. Enjoying the picnic supper together were Rev and Mrs Leroy Crosseley of Buckeye. Mr and Mrs Selmer Uhr, Mr and Mrs Martin Dahl and Dick, Mr and Mrs Rudolph Peterson, Mr and Mrs Roy Kluger, Mr and Mrs Roy Valvick. Miss Esther Charlotte Smith and Mr and Mrs E. .1.

O'Dell of Bancroft. Mr and Mrs Marvin Uhr of WITH NEVER A WORRY Our Zouj-cosi service contract puts your TV under expert care. Your family's viewing fun goes right on even wheh we have to shop-repair your TV. While it's away from home, we'll lend you TOM'S the home of Mr and Mrs Roger Linde Sunday. Those enjoying the day were Mr and Mrs Jou Preston, Mr and Mrs Maynard Jenson.

Mr and Mrs Duane Jenson, Mr and Mrs Tom Preston and Larinda, Mr and Mrs. Jim Preston and children, all of Swea City, Mr and Mrs Marvin Boever and family, Kenneth Anderson and two children, of Estherville, and Mrs John Kelly and girls. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Kvamsdale were John Sandvik and Barbara of Davis Junction, 111. Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs Fred Selbcrg, Ledyard, and Mr and Mrs John Moe" of Sibley and Harry Moe of Estherville. Evening visitors were Mr and Mrs Carl Sandvik of Rochelle, 111.

Mrs Grace Baker accompanied Mr and Mrs Myron Baker of Fairmont to Mason City Thursday where they attended the funeral of Andy "Baker, brother of Myron and the late G. D. Baker. Father's day guests at the Silas Johnson home Sunday were Mr and Mrs Melvin Engelbarth and family of Elmore. Mr and Mrs Pete Troff and family of Armstrong, Mr and Mrs Leonard Lund and family of Rmg- sted, Kay Beadle of Fort Dodge.

Mr and Mrs Rudy Haack and Barbara, and Mr and Mrs Hollis Beadle. Mr and Mrs Art Asken and 4 boys of Fresno. spent Monday and Tuesday visiting at the Harold Krant home. Mrs Rudy Haack. Barbara.

Mrs Silas Johnson. Mrs Bessie Smith and Mrs Blanche Richardson helped Susan Engelbartb of Elmore celebrated her birthday Thursday. The same group visited witli Mrs Leonard Lund of Ringsted Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Skarpness attended a family gathering near Rochester. i Sunday.

Mrs Ole Roalson is improving after having been taken ill a week ago. Patsy Roalson has been helping with the work at her grandparent's home. BUY BIG Oil Righf-of-Woy Itistherespon- sibiluy of each driver to slow when ap- preaching this sign and' to stop if necessary. If the way is clear, you may proceed cautiously past the sign without stopping. Radar Warning With the new daytime speed limits, the Iowa Highway Patrol will use radar speed detectors during daylight houis for the first time July 4.

Patiol aircraft will assist in speed enforcement by observing traffic from the air." Obey the law. Slow down and live. Department of Public Safety Ottosen WMF has meeting Wednesday Ottosen The Lutheran W. M. F.

met Wednesday with Mrs Chester Alme and Mrs Oliver Kinseth as hostesses. Mrs Ivan Evenson read the scripture, as Rev and Mrs Mountain were at Bible camp. There was a discussion on making some improvements in the church parlors. Mrs Loren Daniel. Mrs Chester Alme, and Mrs Earl Olson were appointed to take the matter to the church Arlis Kinseth took a week at his expense from local postof- fice duties last week, and went on a three-day camping trip with Boy Scout troop 65, at the east branch of the Des Moines river.

The time was spent swimming, fishing, building camp furniture, and doing their own cooking. Boys attending the camp were Merll Opheim, Hdward Zeman, Richard Robert Bjordal. Eldred Holden, Roger Thompson. Robert Aure. Harry Dasen.

Mike Deines, Alan Tofteberg and Butch Opheim. The Bode fire department had sprayed the camping area so the boys were not bothered with mosquitoes. Thursday morning Arlis Kinseth and Marvin Kropf attended the State Fire school at Ames. They were accompanied by their wives who spent the morning sight-seeing. In the afternoon they went to the American Fire Apparatus in Marshalltown.

and went through the plant, where seven- fire trucks were in different stages of completion. Kossuth County IRVINGTON IDEALS The Irvington Ideals held their June meeting at the home ot Betty Wickwire. Connie Arndor fer and Betty Wickwire gave report on their trip to Clear Lake. Jane Raney gave a talk on ef fective methods and equipmen that help in keeping rooms clean; Judy Froehlich gave a talk on closet fashion and stor age space. Connie Arndorfer gave a demonstration on stor age improvements.

board. Mrs Bertha Jacobson had charge of the cradle roll program. Mrs Oscar Oppedahl, Mrs Ivan Evenson, Mrs Louis Jacobson and Suzanne Oppedahl appeared in a skit, which told the places where the cradle roll dollars are used. Patty, Jacobson, and Marsha and Byron Kinseth sang several songs. Those promoted to the beginners department of the Sunday school were Bonnie and Brenda Jacobson, Bryon Kinseth, Debbie Olson and Debbie Loos.

Those given cradle roll certificates were Christine Ellingson. Jennifer Watnem, Denise Olson and Cindy Ludwig. LEGALS AMfRICAN AGRICULTURAL MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY it in the Whereas, the above named company Insurance Department of nent showing its con- lition on the thirty-first day of Decem- yer. 1958 in accordance with the provisions it Chapter 515. Title XX.

of the Code of owa, 1958 relating to Insurance Com- jnies; and whereas said Insurance Com- has complied with the laws of this tate relating to insurance. Therefore, pursuance of law, OLIVER P. BENNETT, Commissioner of In- urance, do hereby certify that said In- urancc Company is authorized to transact business in the State of Iowa in the manner provided by law, until the ftrit ay of April. I960 further certify that on December 31. 958 statement shows-.

Total Admitted Assets 43 TOM! Liabilities, Except Cap.tal 7.169.87558 Caoital or Guarantee Fund Paid Up 2.085.00000 Surplus all Liabilities 3.299.907.85 Surplus as regards Policholdcrs 5.384.90785 Dated at Des Moines, this 1st day of une, 1959 OLIVER P. BENNETT Commissioner of Insurance Sea!) Published in the Kossuth County 1959. Algona, lows, June 30, act in of lows In into picv.ood law, until tre first of DCS MOINES FOR ANNUAL CIRTiriCATC PUBLICATION AMERICAN MANUFACTURES MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY in the State of the above named company has fited in the Insurance Department of Iowa a sworn statement showing its condition on the thirty-first day of December 1958 in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 515, Title XX, of the Code of towa 1958 relating to Insurance Co-n- rumes; and whereas said Insurance Company complied with the of this State relating to insurance. Therefore, in pursuance of I. OLIVER P.

BENNETT, Commissioner of Insurance', do hereby certify that soid In- sutancc Company is authorized to trjns- day of April, I further certify that on' December 31, 1958 the statement shows 1. Total Admitted Assets .520,031,581.92 2. top) 500.00000 4,500,000.00 5 Surplus as regards Policy- holders 5,000,000.00 Dated at DCS Moines, this 1st day of June, 1959. OLIVER P. BENNETT Commissioner of Insurance Published in the Kossuth County Advance.

Akjona, Iowa, June 30, 1959. NOTICE OF HEARING AND LETTING Sealed prcposjls will be received by the Citv of Atoona, Iowa at the office of the City Clerk of said City until 5 00 o'clock P. on the 1st day of A. 1959. for the furnishing of materials- and labor for applying surfacing (27'-0" base 24'-0" East Poplar Sheet from the existing surfaced portion of TM to the west side of McCoy North McCoy Street from the loolh of nms'ing surfaced portion of U.

S. Highway No. 18 to the south of Street, as described in speeificjtrortjttiefe. for now on file IP the office of City Clerk. Proposals will be acted by the City Council at a meeting to at the Algona.

Iowa, Citv Hall at 5:00 o'clock P. M. on the 1st day of Jury A. 1959, or at such later time may then be fixed. At such time hearing will be held on the proposed specifications, and propossd forn cf contract for said street improvements, ana interested persons may appear and make objections thereto or to the cost of said improvement.

David A. Smith City Clerk Published in Algona Kossuth County -Advance, Algona, Iowa, June lo i 23, 1959. I Insurance Department ef DES MOINES FOR ANNUAL CERTIFICATE PUBLICATION ef the AMERICAN HARDWARE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Located at Minneapolis in the State of Minnesota. Whereas, the above named company rias filed the Insurance Department of Icwa. a svsorn statement showing its condition on the thirty-first day of December, 1958 in accordance with th" provisions of Chaoter 515.

Title XX. of the Code of Iowa, 195S relating to Insurance Companies' and said Insurance Corn- has complied with the laws of this State rclatmp to insurance. Therefore, in pursuance of law, OL'- VER P. BENNETT, Commiss -ntr of Insurance, do hereby certify that said Insurance Company is authorized to transact business the StMe of Iowa in the manner provided by law, until the first day of April, 1960 I further certify that on December 31. 195S the statement shows-1.

Total Admitted Assets S31.711.467 48 2. Tot.il Liabilities, Except Capital S27.656.343.93 3. Caoital or Guarantee Fund Paid UP 500.00000 i over all Liabilities 3,555,123.55 Surplus as regards Pohcyholdcrs 54,055.12355 Dated at Des Moines, this 1st day of June, 1959. OLIVER P. BENNETT Commissioner of Insurance ISeal) Published the Kossuth County Advance, Algona, Iowa, June 30.

1959 Insurance Department of DES MOINES FOR ANNUAL CERTIFICATE PUBLICATION of the ALLIED AMERICAN MUTUAL FIRE COMPANY Located at Wakefield in the State of Massachusetts. NOTICE OF. PROBATE OF WILL In District Court, State of Iowa, Kossuth County, ss. No. 7584, March Term, 1959.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, That al instrument of writma purporting to the last Will and Testament of Anna Blumer, Deceased, dated February 20, 1959, having been this day filed, opened and read, Monday the 13th day of July, 1959, is fixed for hearing proof of same at the Court House in A'gona, Iowa, before 'he District Court of said County, or the Clerk of said Court; and at ten o'clock A. of the day abovementioned all persons interested are hereby notified and required to appear, apd shpw cause, if aoy ment sHuld 'hBf have, as and for the last Will and Testament of said deceased Dated at Algona, Iowa, June 25, 1959. Alma Pearson. CierK or the District Court LINNAN LYNCH, Attorneys, Algona, Iowa. (SEAL) Published in the Algona Kossuth County Advance, Algona, Iowa, June 30, 1959 attend a clinic Mrs Hun- Insurance Department of DES MOINES FOR RADIO TV Algona, Iowa HI1AND ECONOMY and CONVENIENCE EACH HILAND I A Mrs W.

E. Hundertmark left Thursday for Rochester, to spend a few days with her granddaughter, Jennifer Lorenc, while her parents, Dr and Mrs Ernest Lorenc at Marshfield, dertmark will return home on Tuesday. Mrs Clara Solberg and Oliver Christiansen left Saturday on a trip. At Marshall, they visited Mrs J. B.

Christiansen; at Brandt. S. they visited Mr and Mrs Gtistave Krogh and Mr and Mrs Cornelius Krogh; and at th'ey were Monday supper- guests at the Victor Card home. They returned on Monday evening. Tues'day evening supper visitors at the Albert Thorsen home were Rev and Mrs A.

Rameriz, of Pocahontas. Mrs W. E. Hundertmark and Howard Struth- crs. The Rameriz family is moving to Council Bluffs.

George Severlson of Slater uas a Tuesday afternoon caller at tiie Oliver Christiansen home. He is a cousin. Mr and Mrs Alfred Schultz and family were at Vacation Village at Lake Okoboji from Sun clay until Wednesday. Managers of" the Farmers Elevator had their summer conference. From there Gary stayed at Lone Rock and vull accompany his uncle, Don Blanchard and son Craig on a trip sponsored by the Y.

M. C. A. at Mason City. They will see a Big League game at aukee.

Mr and Mrs Richard Kinseth and family visited her aunt, the Webb Messerschmidts, at Ottumwa from Saturday until Tuesday. They attended the wedding of Mrs Kinseth's cousin, Barbara Dean and Kermit Ful ton at the Methodist church at Packwood Sunday afternoon They also visited other relatives at Ottumwa. Another aunt, Mrs Richard Dean and son accomp anicd the Kinseths to Dakota Ci ty. where she will visit a sister Mrs Steve Noah. ANNUAL CERTIFICATE PUBLICATION ef the DRUGGISTS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Located at Algona in the State of lo- Whereas, the above ruined company has filed in the Insurance Department of Iowa, a sworn statement showing its condition on the thirty-first day of December, 1958 in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 515, Title XX, of the Code of Iowa, 1958 relating to Insurance Com- oanies; and whereas said Insurance Com- oany has complied with the laws of this State relating to insurance.

Therefore, in pursuance of law, OLIVER P. BENNETT, Commissioner of In- surancc, do hereby certify that said Insurance Company is authorized to transact business the State of Iowa in the Ttanner provided by law, until the first lay of April, 1960. I further certify that on December 31. 958 the statement shows-. Totol Admitted Assets 93 Totol Liabilities, Except Capital 373,724.56 Capital or Guarantee Fund Paid Up Surplus over all Liabilities 716,811.37) i.

Surplus as regards Policyholders 716,81137 Dated at Des Moines, this 1st day of unc, 1959 OLIVER P. BENNETT Commissioner of Insurance Seal) Published in the Kossuth Advance, Algona, Iowa, June 30. 1959. Get built-in gas-savers that give Bonus Miles of your BIG BONUS at Standard Whereas, the above named company has filed in the Insurance Department of Iowa, a sworn statement showing its condition on the thirty-first day of December, 1958 in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 515 Title XX, of the Code of Iowa, 1958 relating to Insurance Companies 1 and whereas said Insurance Company has complied with the laws of this Sfife relating to insurance. Therefore, in pursuance of law, OLIVER P.

BENNETT, Commissioner of Insurance, do hereby certify that said Insurance Company is authorized to transact business in the State of Iowa in the manner provided by law, until the first day of April. 1960. '1 further certjfy that on December 31, 1958 the statement shows-1. Total Admitted Assets 2. Liabilities, Except $11,113,388.79 3.

Capital or Guarantee rn.V/ Fund' Pa'id' Up 500,000.00 4. Surplus over all Lia- 5,081,186.97 5. Surplus as regards Policyholders 5,581,18697 Dated at Des Moines, this 1st day of June, 1959 OLIVER P. BENNETT Commissioner of Insurance (Seal) Published in the Kossuth County upputfu worry-free and thrifty on Standard's quality gasolines with built-in gas-savers that give Bonus Miles. High octane stops gas-wasting knock.

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