Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 23

SERVICES HRD AT WEST BIND FORW.H.RABE WEST BEND Services for William H. Rabe," 77, were held a week ago Friday, 22,., 1 p.m. at Herbert Balgeman home and 1:30 p.m. in Peace Lutheran church at West Bend. The Rev.

E. E. Greene officiated. Casket bearers were Wilmer Bleuer, Wm. Hanselraan, Ervin Harms, Lloyd Drussell, 'Albert Bell and Harold Gronbach.

A mixed octette sang, accompanied by Mrs. Tim Klein. Burial was in the West Bend cemetery with the Bogaard Funeral Home in charge. William Henry Rabe, son of William and Christine Rabe was born near West Bend Jan. 27, 1880.

He died at his home" in Pelican Rapids, Feb. 18, from a heart attack. Mr. Rabe was bom and raised in and around West Bend and lived in this vicinity until moving to Minnesota in 1908. For most of his life he was engaged in farming until about 6 years ago when he retired and moved to Pelican Rapids.

Baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran church, Mr. Rabe was a member of Lutheran church in Pelican Rapids where a short service was held for him Wednesday morning Surviving are the brothers and sisters: Mrs. Anna Streit, Alabama; John, West Bend; Mrs. Fred Hanselman, West Bend; Mrs. Emma Bell, Mankato; Henry, Columbia Falls, Otto and Charley Pelican Rapids; Mrs.

Dora Gronbach, Livermore; Mrs. Herbert Balgeman, Mrs. Harry Drussell and Mrs. Ernest Bleuer, West Bend Farewell Dinner A family dinner was held in the Mallard Legion Hall last week Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Tacke and children who left for Colorado this week. Relatives attended from Jefferson, DeWitt, DCS Moines, Malik rd, Graettinfer, Estherville, Rodman and West Bend, The group presented the honored guests with a gift. In the afternoon they" saw moving pictures. Lutheran Peace (Lutheran Aid met last week' Thursday afternoon. The Rev.

Mr! Greene had the topic, Christian Mental Health. Plans were made by the women, to sew robes and slippers for the Cherokee Mental hospital. Hostesses were Mrs. Walter Bell, Mrs. Louie Schafer and Mrs.

Gerald Sprong. Talus Ow Shop Darlene' Lampe took over the West Bend Beauty Shoppe Tuesday. Miss Lampe has been working at Fort Dodge the past three years. New Assistant Mr. and Mrs.

Lon Brown have moved to the Bogaard Funeral Home. The Browns will assist with funerals and ambulance service. From Mr. and Mrs. Roman Knecht moved last week from Algona to the 'J.

B. Mertz house in the Daubendiek addition. Receives Discharge Henry Lauck of Fort Crowder, arrived Sunday discharged from the. army. Breaks Ann Dave Za'ugg broke, his right arm while starting 'a gasoline engine Wednesday morning.

Larry Berninghaus visited the weekend at home. -He is now stationed at Fort Riley, Kans. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dorweiler, Mrs.

Johri Dorweiler and Mr. and Mrs. Milford Gade left last Thursday for California where" they win visit" relatives. Fred Hoffert, who has been confined to his home the past 2 is improved. George.Faber recently returned from a.month trip to Florida Call or Write Us When Ready to Sell Your FAT CATTLE Your Best Market for Choice and Prime Heifers, 900 to 1,100 Ibs.

We Also Use Choice and Prime Steers, 1,000 to 1,500 Ibs. Spencer Packing Co. PHONE 1561 SPENCER, IA. Evenings Call: Bob Pearson, Ph. 217, Monterey, Minn.

--18 and Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Baas of Freeman, S. were last weekend visitors here of Mrs.

Clem Hogan. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fritz and son of Ringsted, attended the Fellowship supper in the Methodist church Thursday evening. The Fritzes brought Mrs.

Leonard home. She was guest speaker at the PWO meeting at Ringsted that afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Leonard were last w.eek Sunday dinner guests of Mrs, Daubendiek and Mrs. Kiene. The M. O. Kinseth family of Algona, were last week Saturday visitors -of the Tom Ketelsen.

Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dean Elbert and family of Whittemore, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bell and son of Algona, and Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Gronbach and family of Livermore, were visitors in the Ketelsen home. The Ben Blocks, Bob Blocks and Mrs. Clem Hogan attended the Wichtendahl-Pritchard wedding at Whittemore. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Henrikson and girls were last week Saturday evening guests at the Otto Schafer home at Humboldt. Last week Sunday i guests at the Norman Helleseth home were the Rev. and Mrs. Harold Mountain of Ottosen, and Mr.

and Mrs. John Helleseth and son. Guests in the Fred Hoffert home last week Sunday evening were" the Louis Schumachers of Ruthven, the Bill Hofferts of Mallard, and the Donald Jacobs Friday evening the Albert Hof- ferts of Royal, visited at the Fred Hoffert home and Saturday Lester Thorson of Rolfe, visited. Mr. and Harvey Jacobs of Milford, visited in the Lon Brown home Tuesday evening.

Mrs. Bill Hoffert and children of Mallard, visited several days recently in the Fred Hoffert home. Mr. and. Mrs.

Guy Kuyper were supper guests last week Thursday in the Fred Kuyper home at Garner. In the evening they left for South Holland, where they visited in the G. J. Vreeman home. They returned home Tuesday.

Last week Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Matt Frideres and family were visitors at the Ben Metzger home. Last week Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

Al Thrpnson and Mrs. Lydia Vesterby visited at the Frank Stoebe home at Triumph, Minn. Mrs. Vesterby remained for a visit. Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Ketelsen and family visited at the parental Guy Lansing home at Bode last week Sunday. Lakota Seniors to Give Glass Play LAKOTA The Senior class will present their play, The Dizzy this week Friday night, March 15, at the school gymnasium. Norma McEachran is the director. Included in the cast will be Sharon Erdahl, Dennis Enrich, Craig Meyer, Lurene Barrett, 1 i Rippentrop, Michael Vodraska, Donna Hippen, Arliss Goeke, Shelda Hertzke, Lillian Meyer, lona Sachs, Roger Rip- Dentrop and Alfred Meyer.

WSCS MEETINGS HELDBYLUYERME CHURCH WOMEN LU VERNE Circles of the WSCS met Wednesday. Circle 1 met with Mrs. Clifford Holmes with Mrs. Grover Rentz assisting hostess. Mrs.

Wprthie Usher was a guest. Devotional service was led by Jergensen and the lesson study was given by Mrs. Elmer Kubly. Circle 2 met with Mrs. Percy Brink.

Roll call was answered by naming a suitable plant or flower for window Devotional service was led by Mrs. Guy Giddings. Mrs. George Eggleston "gave the lesson study. Circle 3 met with Mrs.

C. W. Bjustrom, and 12 members answered roll call by giving a Bible verse, using the first letter in their name. Mrs. Dean Hislop, of Parma, was a guest.

The meeting opened, by the president, Mrs. Norman McClaran, and she accompanied the group as they sang. Devotions were led by Mrs. Allen Blake and lesson study given by Mrs. Glen Braynard.

Reading of committees for Mother-Daughter banquet on March 21 was completed. Tickets for sale were in charge of the president. An auction was held. Clothing is to be brought next meeting to send to a children's home in Sioux City. Attend Services Attending services for Mrs.

Emma Lehman in the Calvary Evangelical i Brethren church at Boxholm Tuesday afternoon were: and Mrs. W. A Marty, Mr. and Mrs. George Grimsehl, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Marty, Marie Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Naffziger. Emma Marty, Mrs. Edwin Hefti, Mrs. Henry Kubly, LuVerne; and Mrs. Walter Hefti of Britt.

Saturday to visit her sister Mrs. C- W. Bjustrom and family. Mrs. Frank Kendall and Cora Ruberg visited their sister Mrs.

Clifford Holmes and family Saturday. iMr. and Mrs. E. B.

Thomas attended services for her cousin Ole Molan, 77, Thursday afternoon in the Baptist church at Swea City. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hoseley of Creston, Mrs. Barbara Elmer, daughters Martha and Lana Elmer of Renwick, Mr.

and Mrs. L. C. Marty were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.

William Marty, sons Kenneth and Melwin Marty. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson, daughters Sandi and Patti of Ft. Dodge visited in the John and Carl Groh homes Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bjustrom and daughter Debra Ann of Titonka visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Bjustrom Thursday evening. Donald teaches in the Titonka school. Mrs. John Ramus drove to Sioux Falls, S.

Friday for the weekend with (her brother the Richard. Werrnersen family and with mother Mrs. Cecile Wermersen, patient in a hospital there with a heart condition. Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Wood and children of Rake, Mr. and Mrs. David Miller of Fort Dodge visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hinz, Sunday.

Mrs. John Earnhardt of Poca- hohtas visited lihe past week with her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. W. Raymond Leg- lei-.

Mrs. Mabel Thompson returned Wednesday from a week's visit with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Wolfe and family iii Fort Dodge. The two young sons, Woody and Gary Wolfe were hospitalized in Lutheran hospital with virus infections.

Aid Society Meets The Ladies Aid Society of the Zion Lutheran church met in the church rooms Thursday afternoon with 30 women present. Guesfe were Mrs. Orta Gifford and Mrs. William Olson. Business was in charge of the president, Mrs.

Herman Sdhulz. For entertainmert they listened to the state basketball game beween Maynard and LuVerne. Mrs. Henry Pergande was hostess serving refreshments. Managers Meeting Fritz Biley, new manager of the Thompson Yards went to Mankato Thursday to attend the manager's meeting at the home office.

James Meurer, his assistant, has recovered following recent surgery and in charge at the local yards. New Arrival Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller are parents of a 9 pound. son, bom Tuesday, March 5, 1957 in the St.

Ann hospital in Algona. They have another son Tommy and a daughter Gloria. Mrs. Louis Wittenburg was hostess to her Canasta club Thursday evening. Mrs.

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Paul Wicks and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Larson, all of Eagle Grove, were Sunday guests at the home of the C. A. Edwards.

Jimmie Loos of Minneapolis, was a weekend visitor in the parental Joe Loos home. His mother returned home with him after a few days there with relatives. Mrs. Carl Miller's sister, Mrs. Fred Goetz of Wood Lake, visited the weekend with her and other relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lande of Buffalo Center, were at the Earl Thompson home Tuesday. The men attended the implement sale at the Blue Earth fairgrounds in the afternoon. Sunday dinner guests at the John Simmons were Mr.

and Mrs. Mark Simser and family of Pilot Grove, Minn, and Mr. and Mrs. Darvin Simmons and of Estherville. Mr: and Mrs.

Robert Ruby and family joined them'in the afternoon and evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson, Mary, Janice and Philip. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Willmert visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hundt Wednesday evening at Elmore. Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Trasamer of Fairmont, were supper guests in the Albert Krosch home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs. John Simmons and Donald Simmons accompanied Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Ruby to Albert Lea Tuesday afternoon to visit Mrs. Donald Simmons who had surgery Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Anderson and family visited in the Carl Anderson home at Elmore Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. John Darnell were Thursday dinner and afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson.

Mr. and Mrs Paul Oldenburg and Mrs. Emma Peter visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. L.

A. Nitz at Lakota. Mrs. Gus Pirsig of Fairmont, and Mrs. Maynard Krosch visited Mrs.

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Bernard Krosch, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Krosch and family, all of Vernon Center, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krosch of Elmore.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vrooman have returned home from a two- week vacation at Phoenix, Ariz. While there they visited Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Nehring, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jacobson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Berg and Thelma, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Ehrich, Mrs. Goldie Zufall, Mrs. Neilson Withrow and Mr. and Mrs.

Gig Berg. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kollasch and family joined the relatives at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Trasamer Sunday afternoon in honor of Mr. Trasamer's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stenberg visited his brother and were Sunday dinner guests Henry and Charlotte at Thompson.

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Egesdal and family of Ledyard, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Lars Egesdal Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson and Mr.

and Mrs. John Simmons were at Albert Lea Wednesday afternoon to see Mrs. Donald Simmons a patient in Naeve hos- oital. She was feeling much better. Janice and Philip Thompson visited in the Robert Ruby home after school Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Darreld Risk and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stenberg went to Albert Lea Tuesday evening to see Mrs.

Risk's mother, Mrs. Donald Simmons at the Naeve hospital. Mrs. Mary Telkamp was a coffee guest of Mrs. Earl Thompson Tuesday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Christ and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wien- kauf were shopping at Albert Lea Wednesday FORMER WESLEY FAMILY FINDS OLD NEWSPAPERS WESLEY Mr.

and Mrs. Jake Meyer and four sons moved four years ago from, a farm 3 miles southwest of Wesley to a farm they purcbJased from Dr. Hamstreet and located 6 miles north of Sexton. Since moving they have built a modem ranch type home and have begun tearing down the old house. Between the outer walls and plaster they found newspapers used for insulation which were published in 1883 and still in good shape.

Some interesting reading has been enjoyed the past week in the Meyer home. The house was built in 1884. COMPLETE CLOSING-OUT FARM AUCTION In order to the estate of the late Robert L. Hutchison, the following described personal property will be sold to the highest bidder without reservation orj the farm located 6'miles south of Titonka on blacktop, or miles west arid 5 miles north of Wesley, on Wednesday, Mar. 20 Sate Starts at 1 P.

M. Sharp Lunch on Grounds RM A I 1954 IHC-MTA Tractor; 1955 IHC 445 4-row Cultivator; IHC F-20 Tractor on good rubber and in good shape; IHC 2-M Corn Picker with blower and mounted on F-20; 1954 IHC 4-row Corn Planter on rubber with fertilizer attachment and 160 rods of new wire; 1956 IHC 7-ft Power Mower; IHC Plow Chief 3-14in. Plow with hydraulic lift; John Deere 15-ft. Disc; John Deere 12-ft. Spring Tooth; New 4-section Flexible Drag with new type steel draw bar; Drive- on Hydraulic Hoist; New Idea 12A Tractor Manure Spreader, new; 10-C IHC Feed Grinder, with PTO and traveling feed table; 2--4-wheel Farm Trailers; 2 Wooden Flare Boxes; 2 Wagon Gears; Hay Rack; Horn Stock Cutter; John Deere Endgate Seeder; 25-ft.

Endless Harnmermill Belt, like new; 300-gal. Gas Barrel and wooden stand; Skelgas 500-chick Brooder Stove; Chick Feeders and Waterers; Large Blacksmith Anvil; Large Vice on skids; Large Steel Shears; Some Steel Hog Troughs; Battery Charger; Articles and tools too numerous to mention. NEW IDEA WIDE TYPE 44' ELEVATOR With Large Hopper and Just Like New Some Baled Alfalfa Hay in the barn I I 18x32 Hog Shelter, like new; 8x12 Brooder House, insulated and lined; Norton Walk-in Hog Feeder; Kelly Walk-in Hog Feeder; 15A Type Steel Individual Hog Houses, new; 10-ft Steel Tank with hog waterer; 2--14-ft. Feed Bunks; Good Hay Bunk; Some good wooden panels. TERMS Cash, or make arrangements with your banker.

No property to be moved until settled for. We will riot be responsible for any accident that might occur on the grounds during sale time. Robert L. Hutchison Estate MRS. FAY HUTCHISON, Administratrix Quinn and Yungeberg, Auctioneers Titonka Savings Bank, Clerk I TELEPHONE USERS Of AIGOHA All telephones in Algona now have been changed to dial service, and the $650,000 telephone improvement and expansion program here has been completed, Algona people have been patient and cooperative throughout the project, and we want to say a sincere "Thank You" in appreciation.

We are happy to provide this improved service to Telephone users in Algona are finding dial service easy to use and getting the best results by observing these simple steps Obtain tke new number from fhe new telephone directory. Listen for dial tone. Dial carefully as explained in the opening pages of the new directory. You'll find it to your advantage, also, to give the called person time to answer. Always wait about 10 rings that's only a minute.

In an emergency or if at any time you need assistance in dialing, just dial "Operator" and she will come in on the line to assist you. J. CLAUDE. Moiragtr BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY nFWSPAPFRf.