Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 2

"GIANT Opus Tin Dwriom! James Dean, above, is co-starred with.Rock Hudson and Elizabeth Taylor in Edna Ferber's which plays Thursday through Saturday at the Starlite, Drive-in theatre, then moves to the downtown Algona theatre, for Sunday and Monday. By Evelyn Cady Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hohlf had as rdinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

'A. Hohlf and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Simonsmeier, Larry, and, Bab, of Swea City. Jennie Breen is hospitalized at- Mercy hospital, Mason City, for observation.

She was taken -there Friday by her daughter Stella Mae who was accompanied by Mrs. Margaret Hofmaster. Mrs. Millie Nolle accompanied by ner sister, Mrs. JMary Hauck, Livermore, returned Thursday Calif, after visiting three' weeks at Duarte, Calif.

with their brother and sister-in- law, Mr, and Mrs. Ed Genrich, former Algonians. Mr. and Jack Amon became the parents of a six Ib. girl Sunday morning.

The little girl has been named ftuth Marguerite, The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Amon. is attending the Omaha Baptist Institute-in, OmaUia. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. J. Fuller are grandparents for the second time about a week ago. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Fuller Jr. of Fort Dodge became parents of-, their second child, a girl and the other child is also a girl. Sunday dinner guests at the Jack Weiland 'home of Wesley -were Frs.

Weiland's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hansen, Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Zimmerman and family, Whittemore and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Danielseri, Algona. Dinner was in honor of Mrs.

Hansen's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Reid of Algona visited Capt. and Mrs. Willard Mitchell of Dayton, Ohio, niece of Mrs. Reid, and Mr. and Mrs.

Nyman the former Ethel McFadden, of Dallas, Texas, on their trip to Florida. The state medical association is. in. session at Des Moines, and some local doctors are attending. Doctors, Bourne, Cretzmeyer, and Kenefick planned to go down tills Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Ott are being visited by the respective mothers Walter Ott, of Hartley and Mrs. S. H.

Gibbons, of Montgomery, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holding left Wednesday for California and will locate at Huntington Beach. Mrs.

Holding is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Maasdam spent a week ago Sunday at Webster City with the latter's son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Widick who live on a farm near there. Mr. and Mrs.

Russell were visited by the latter's brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Hemmingson, of Des Moines last week. They spent the greater part of the time with the parents Mr.

and Mrs. Matt Kapp, the latter of whom is hav- ine much trouble with arthritis. Dr. and Mrs. L.

R. Potter were recently visited by their daughter Mrs. Don McDonough and son Jimmie, of Schaller who were enroute home from Rochester. where Jimmie had surgery for polio contracted several years ago. He has made excellent recovery.

Mrs. Itnelda Engesser and son Dan spent a week ago Sunday at St James with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Clasier, uncle and aunt of Mrs. Engesser.

They also visited relatives at Crystal Lake. Mrs. Margaret HbfmasMr was visited one day last week by her brother-in-law and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Clement Felthous, of St, Paul, Minn.

Mr. Felthous was at one time associated in business with. A. D. Clark and John Edwards.

Mr, and Mrs. W. C. drove to Winona, Sunday afternoon, on business. They returned home Tuesday, and Mn.

Onipi Hewland and family spent Caster Sunday at Cedar Kactos with the form- parents Mr. and lint. Irwin Koines of the Federal Sav md Association were Mr. and C. R.

LaBarre, Mr. md Mrs. Murray Mowers. Mr. and Mrs.

Mark Stanton, Mr. and W. A- Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Vlilton Norton, Mr.

and Mrs. W. StiUman, Mr. and Mrs. Herrian Hauberg, and' Mr.

and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. William Geering spent the Easter weekend at Clearwater, with their son-in-law and daughter the Rev. and Mrs. Everett Black and brought home with, them the granddaughters Paula and Bille Jean.

They will make an extended visit Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Oakland had as Easter Sunday dinner visitors Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Hedstrom, of Albert Lea, Minn, and Mrs. P. J. Hedstrom had been here to be with her mother during the sickness and death of was 'joined here "Saturday Hedstroin to attend tihe funeral services -which were held Saturday, April 20.

Mn. a Ostrum returned home Thursday evening from Mankatp, where she had been with her son and daughter- in-law Mr Mrs. Ed Ostrum following surgery at Rochester, several weeks ago. She will be here for the weekend and will back to Rochester for a check-up. James Ostrum expected this week for a visit with his mother Mrs.

Elliott SkilBng and grand- oarents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ostrum- He has been stationed in Germany the past two' and a half years. He will receive his discharge in. September.

Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Richardson and their son and daughter-in- law Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Richardson spent Easter Sunday at Fort Dodge with the senior Richardson's son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jacobson. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Richardson had Mr. and Mrs. William Kuhn and Judy Tott as dinner guests Easter Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. William Runchey were dinner guests a week ago Sunday of their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith at West Bend. Mrs.

John Mahoney and Mrs. Josephine Ludwig, of West Bend spent from a week ago Friday till Monday in Minneapolis, Minn. Mrs. Ludwig visited her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs.

Don Ludwig and Mrs. Mahoney visited her sons-in-law and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wier, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Ludwig and son and daughter-in-law and Mrs. James Mahoney. Mr. and Mrs. John, Mahoney were visited a few hours one day last week by their son Russell who was in Fort Dodge and Des Moines on business.

He sarvices photo typing machines, his ter- titory covering portions of Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois. He makes his home in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Misbach had as guests a week ago Sunday the latter's mother and brother-in-law and sister Mrs.

Elmer Carlson and Dr. and Mrs. W. Sproul, of Des Moines. Mrs.

Clair Anderson and Mrs. lharles Patterson joined Mrs. H. O. Buell and Mrs.

F. L. Pratt, of Burt, Friday afternoon for their weekly a foursome. Mrs. Pratt was hostess.

Mrs. Hazel Lusby came Tuesday from Corona Del Mar, where she had spent Uie past 5 months. She had visited her daughter Marguerite Dateiel who is associated with the public schools there, Mrs. Pearl Potter was visited a week ago Sunday by her sons and daughters-in-law Mr. and Mrs.

Durwood Potter, of Tama, Mr, and Sherwood Potter, of Emmetsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Murl Potter arid the respective families. The group was joined by Mrs. Rose 'Potter and Tom Reid.

and. had dinner at the Johnson House. Or, MM. ft. R.

had Easter weekend guests the latter? brwrwr-m-law and sister Mr. and Wayne Fezler and two children, of Brainand, Minn. Mr. and 1 Mrs. Bleu Rusk and children spent Sunday at Maxwell with Mrs.

Rusk's brother- in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tyler. MRS. RUTHERFORD, AN EX-ALGON1AN, DIES APRIL 20TH The Advance has received the I following telegram from Rochester, N.

"Cora Rutherford, 86, mother of Paul H. Rutherford, general manager Delco Appliance. General Motors Rochester, New York, died April 20 of coronary thrombosis at Highland Hospital, where a patient seven weeks. "A former resident of Algona and Santa Monica, Mrs. Rutherford ihad lived at Long Meadow Circle, Pittsford, N.

three years. She was the widow of Aaron Rutherford. Algona merchant who died in. 1906. Besides the son, survived by four grandchildren, four great-grandchildren.

services Monday April 22, at Rochester. Burial at convenience of family. William Blacfcmon, public relations, Delco App. Div." THE ABOVE FAMILY -LIVING committee is assisting with the planning of the Kossulh county observance of the 12th National Home Demonstration Week. April 28 to May 5.

They are. Mrs. Fred Asa, Algona; Mrs. John N. Ludwig, Corwith; and Mrs.

Hubert O'Brien, Bode: seated. Mrs. Q. A. Bjuslrom, Burt; Mrs.

Flora Bradley. Bancroft; Mrs. Ervin Gerber. Algona: and Mrs. H.

S. Montgomery. Algona. Members on the committee not pictured are Mrs. Ralph Walker Swea City; Mrs.

Owen Berhow. Lone Hock; and Mrs. Dean, Swanson, Swea City. A number of special projects aie planned by these Farm Bureau women in Kos- suih county this week. WHITTEMORE Pat Butler of St.

Paul, arrived Few are left here now to re-'home Friday for weekend with member Mrs. Rutherford and 13 ar nts Mr and JTlm sons Aaron Jr. and Paul. They (Butler. Sunday they met the Joe left here in 1912.

Aaron who! Butler family of Cedar Falls, at Hampton where the two families had dinner together. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee and children of Syracuse, N. are visiting with her parents, Mr.

was in the newspaper business in Ohio, died some ten years ago. Mrs. Rutherford's maiden name Hibbard, and she was born at Monticello, Iowa, but soon the: and Mrs. Conrad Alig: family moved to Emmetsburg Leo Farrell, John Thul and As a child she came here to grow Jack Geelan, who attend Loras up in the family of Milton Starr. I College.

Dubuque, visited last her uncle, at that time editor of weekend at i respective the Algona Republican. She in high school here when Gardner Cowlos was principal (no superintendents then) and his homes. They returned to Dubuque Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Spilles and boys visited Easter Sunday xvife-to-be Flora Call was a tea-1 at Mallard in the parental Henry cher. After high school gradua-; Reinders home. tion Miss Hibbard attended the Evelvn Buscherfeld and Mr. Algona normal college and Iowa State College. Miss Hubbard and Aaron Rutherford were married in 1898.

and Mrs. Dale Lewis and family cf Fort Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buscherfeld and children and Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Spurgeon They conducted the Rutherford and family were Sunday guests hotel, now the Masonic Temple Her husband died in 1906, and in the parental Tony Buscherfeld home. the widow took up teaching in Mrs Henry Reinders of Malthe Algona schools, continuing for five years, or till 1912. Mrs. Rutherford then finished her college education at the teachers college, Cedar Falls, and with the sons left for California. Mrs.

Rutiherford lived and taught at Pomona ten years, then made her 'home at Venice, but later taught at Santa Monica, Calif. A close friend of Mrs. Rutherford for life was Carrie Durant, retired Algona teacher. They corresponded through the years after, the Rutherfor.ds Jef 1, Algo" OT was writing a letter to Miss Durant when she suffered the stroke which led to her death. The facts for this mention of Mrs.

Rutherford's career were obtained from Miss Durant. Mrs. Rutherford was a cousin of Dr. Freeman Starr, one of the and Mrs. Francis Spilles visited last week Thursday at Fort Dodge.

Mr. and Mrs. Narvin Elbjrt and chidren of Wilmar, visited several days last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Elbert and also with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wollner near Cylinder They returned home Sunday. Norvin has been transferred from the Penney store in Wilmar to the Penney store in Ada, where he will be manager and-begins ig and family visited i grandma Wagner at Algona.

Arm and Elbert, Louis Kollasch, Cletus Besch and Charles Bcrmann Jr. arrived home last week Sunday from St Bernard Seminary, Dubuque, and visited Park Hospital, a City, I last week at their respective founders still on the hospital's' homes staff. A possible hint in the telegram that Mrs. Rutherford's body may be brought here for burial beside her husband's grave will be noticed by readers. LAKOTA Mrs.

V. A. Barrett Don Higgins of Chicago, is visiting for several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Con Higgins.

Other Sunday guests were George Winter, Mrs. Eliza Angle, and Mrs. Alice Mayfield of Al- gcna, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Higgins and children.

Sunday guests in the A. S. Eli bcrt home were Mr. and Mrs. Ncrvm Elbert and family of Wilmar, Armand Elbert of Dubuque, Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin A Elbert and family and Mr and Mrs. Dean Elbert and children Darwin Meyer is having a month leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

A. Meyer and with other relatives. He has a and Mrs. Elsie Hansen of report at Fort Dix, N. on Mr.

and Mrs Archie Voigt accompanied by Mrs Ost- May 14th. From there he will go to Europe. Friday to Sunday visitors of Mrs. Rachel Kientiz were her son, David, Leonard Lorenz of Montana, Ed Walters of Pennsylvania, and Tom Cook of Illinois. All the boys are stationed at Whitman Air Force Base, Missuri.

Sunday visitors there for dinner besides the above named were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kienitz of Winnebago, Minn. Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Paulson were hosts last week Sunday in Algcna, visited the weekend with relatives at Cedar Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foley, John and Mike French were Sunday breakfast guests at the Leroy Farrell Dinner guests Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Elbert and famiy, Edward Fan ell, all of here, and Leo Farrell of Dubuque. Marv Joe Elbert, who attends St. Teresa's College in Winona, Minn, is vacationing with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George J. Elbert Other Sunday guests of their were Mr. and Mrs. G.

French Carolyn's confirmation Present were Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Wel- hiousen, Mr, and Mrs. John Wel- housen and family of Titonka, and Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Paulson and family. and family of Rossie, Mrs Siclnev Laird of Algona, and Vincent Graettinger of Graettinger. Mr bert ard Mrs. Frank W. Eld Mrs.

Anna Poi ot Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kicnitzlat Sherourn, i Sunday. who for the past five months Sundav pies is in the Henry lave lived in their trailer house i Mueiler hornt were the families parked in his mother's, Mrs of Rorer Yarbrough of Storm -lachel Kiemtz's, yard moved; Lake Roger Scc.tr of Burt, Phil last Thursday back to Wmne- Eistncr. Orvilie Mueller.

bago, Minn. Mr Mrs McCauley, Mr. and Mrs. John Lundquist Marjar r-: Gary of Mason City, Waynard Rippentrop of Tprbes AF Base, Kansas, visited lis parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Rippentrop from Wednesday to Sunday. and daughters of lovva City, ar- Mr rived Friday to visit at the pa- and Dr H. H. Murray home. Lundquist returned Monday but his wife and daughters remained for a longer visit.

Jasper Steenharcl of Swea City, )rother-in-law of Mrs. Henry Olthoff, has been sick. Fuschsen dinner guests J. Fuschsen sfv-rnoon all an- 'A WLr, ar.d Mrs. Tony Bend.

Mr s-? J.J.* Mueller and 111., are viH'un? ps Mr. and Mrs Ptic- comoanv Mr FJX.V' v-n will ac- L) McCauley of Sioux Cny, for a week visit TRUCK TIRE BUYS USED TIRES 2--825x20 Nylon Super Mileage Lug with lubes miles. 2--825x20 Super All Traction Retreads 4,000 miles. Peter's Texaco Service So. Phillips St.

Algona with relatives in Chicago and Wilmington, 111. Sunday dinner guests in the George Gengler home were the families of Joe Wollner and Frank Brink of Bancroft, Bill Ristau of Eagle Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gengler and family. Mrs.

Eida Simonsn visited the weekend at Rolfe in the L. H. Paulson home Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Johannsen and family, cf Spencer, visited Sunday with her parents, and Mrs.

Theo. Keene Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Kollasch and children were Sunday dinner guests in the Eugene Bollig he me at Seneca.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lauck and family, Mrs. Mathilda Meyer and Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Meyer and family were Sunday dinner guests at Fairville in the Alfred Bruhn home. Henry and Paul Lauck visited the weekend in Jamesville, Wis, with one of Henry's service Mr. and Mrs. Orvilie Lauck and children visited in the parental" Herman Lauck home Sun- dav afternoon. Henry Lauck Jr.

will enter Veterans' hospital, Des Moines, Thursday. Sunday guests in the Ed Maahs Vme were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Maahs and family of Decorah, Mr. and Mrs.

Terry Behlmer and family cf Clarion, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Maahs and Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Maahs. Mr.

and Mrs Fred Maahs of AJlendale, Minn, visited the weekend in the Ed Maahs, Geo. Maahs and Anna Maahs homes. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Meyer Jr.

and family were Sunday dinner quests in the Elmo Barber home mi Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barber and family of LuVerne, were also there. NEW VEHICLES George McVay. Aleona, Ford 'nick: Duddin? Eros.

Truck Line, Bancroft, International truck; R. Lester, Swea City, Ford; Leslie C. Faber. Algona, Ford pickup; Donald G. Redme, Rode.

Dodge truck; James F. Buscherfeld, Whittetnorp, Chev- -olet; Francis Lichliter, Bancroft, Chevrolet; Lloyd Gerber, Algona, Dodge; Ben G. Studer, Wesley, Mercury; or Janice Wiemer, Lcdyard, Alfred Sods, Algona, Ford: LeRoy Richardson, Ledyard, Plymouth: Rapid Algona, Mercu- rv; Allen K. Buchanan, Algona, Plymouth; Ernest J. Davis, Fenton, Chevrolet; Richard E.

Berg. Swea City, Plymouth; Berl Priebe. Algona, Mercury; Culligan Soft Water, Chevrolet: Erna Baars, Burt, Chevrolet; Universal Mfg. Algona, Ford, Dalton F. Poppe, Ledyard, Plymouth.

TITONKA Mrs. George Sachau. Discharge David A. Honken has recently been -discharged from, 3 years of duty with army. He took his training at Texas, and served 16' months in- Korea-at Seoul and.Presan where he was dispatcher of for ther Civilian Assistance Command, Beforerrre- ceiving his discharge' at Fort Riley, he had been serving with the 16th Infantry as a company supply clerk.

David is a graduate of, the Titonka high school with the class of 1953 and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hnken of Titonka. New Location Victor Hammond has moved his shoe and canvas repair shop to the basement of the post office from his former headquarters in the Bartlett's Turkey building. Mr.

Hammond, who recently returned from the winter visit in Florida and Maryland with his brothers and sisters, made his new quarters this week. Homemakers Meet The Buffalo Township Homemakers club met at the home of Mrs. Clarence Brandt with Mrs. Arthur Rode as co-hostess Thursday afternoon. Mrs.

Erwin Eden and Mrs. Clarence Brandt dressed and cup-up chickens as a demonstration and Mrs. Ray Krantz gave a lesson on safety. Aid to Meet The Good Hope Lutheran Ladies' Aid will meet Wednesday anernoon, May 1, in the church parlors with Mrs Geo. Palleson cf Ringsted, polio mother of the year, as guest- speaker.

Hostess will be Mrs. Walter Baade, Mrs. Arthur Boyken, Mrs. Dwight Garrett and Mrs. George Jesse.

Wm. Schram and Mrs. Jay Budlong attended guest day of che S. S. at Thompson Wednesday Goldman was the guest speaker.

Mr. and Mrs'. Wilbur Schram and sons of Clear Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schutter and family of and Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Swan and family were Easter Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Schram. Mr.

and "Mrs. Virgil Milley -of Albert Lea, were brief'visitors at the-Elmer Weigend, I Gordon" Swan and George Sachau, homes Sunday afternoon. They to attend the Johnscn-Goeke wedding. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Downs of West Liberty, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Downs' of Minburn, were Easter weekend visitors of their, parents, Mr. and Homer Downs and also attended the funeral of their grandmother, the mother of Homer Downs, Mrs. Katheryn" Downs at St.

Benedict church Monday morning. Burial was in Wesley cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Gross and family of Nevis, were weekend visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Senus Isebrand. Sunday visitors were Sever and Rollie Pannkuk of Omaha. Dr. Alice Sartor was a weekend visitor of Dr.

and Mrs. Pierre Sartor. Mr. and Mrs. Ben U.

Meyer of Spirit Lake, was a brief visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Senus Isebrand home Saturday. Easter Sunday was Mrs. Raymond Bartlett's birthday.

Dinner guests, who helped her celebrate, were Mr. and Mrs. 1 Ralph Bierstedt and children of Lone Rock, and Mrs. Herbert Klasse. Monday afternoon she entertained a few friends at 500.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Helton and Remert Dirksen of Des Moines, Sacred Concert The famous Otto Baganz of Wisconsin, will give a concert of Sacred Music on the' Harp Friday evening at 8 o'clock in Ln-' manuel Lutheran church east of Titonka Mr plays a $100,000 harp. The public is invited to attend. New Daughter Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Akker- rnan are the parents of a daughter born at the Hancock Memorial hospital in Britt last week Saturday. The Methodist WSCS at Titonka will meet May 8 at the Fellowship hall. The lesson will be by Mrs. Roy Budlong and devotions by Mrs' Erwin Eden.

Hostess for the afternoon are Mesdames Hoy Walrod, Geo. Peterson, Jay Budlong and Ernest Hansen. Kristen Kay Thiesse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Thiesse, was baptized Easter Sunday morning by the Rev.

B. H. Schwenn. Sponsors were Arthur Goerndt and Mrs. Raymond Hai- vcrsen of Ceylon, Minn.

The Thiesses were hosts to both grandmothers, Mrs. Wm. Thiesse and Mrs. H. W.

Hagen, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goerndt and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Halvorsen and Kenneth and the Rev.

and Mrs. Schcwerm and family for dinner. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Heesch were Mrs.

Anna Swyter, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Heesch and family, Mr. and Mrs Herman Welhousen, Mr. and Mrs Gene Heton, Mr.

and Mrs Reinert Dirksen and Amanda Heesch of Des Momes. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Everding and family were Sunday guests cf Mr. and Mrs.

Menno Everding and daughters. Mrs. Hazel Carrol, Mrs. Max Gcldman, Mrs. Leo Richter, Mrs, Eldon Attig, Mrs.

R. L. Krantz, Algona High School Death Takes A Holiday" By ALBERTO CASELLA FRIDAY NIGHT MAY 3 RD Admission: Adults 50c, Stidents 36c Reserved Seats on Sale Thursday-and Friday At High School Ticket Office 2--AJfona (Iowa) Advairce Tuesday, April 30, 1957 arrived week Sunday morning at the home of Mr. and Nick Heesch for the day, and t'o take Mrs. Dirksen and Amanda, Heesch who has been visiting at the Frank Meyer home in Corwith, Anna Swyter home and the Heesch home for the past week, home with them.

Former Resident of Swea Glly Visits SWEA CITY--William Poole, who lived here until moving to Des Moines in 1936, visited several days last -week with old friends in Swea City. Mr. Poole's. wife died last December and he now makes his home in Des Moines with his daughter, Mrs. Har- n'et Custer.

Now retired, Mr. Poole at one tune operated a sttain engine here in the days when, steam power was used for threshing machines. He reports that his son, -Lt. Col. Allen Poole of the U.

S. Air Force, now stationed at St. Louis, has from time to time since World War been stationed at various points throughout the world in his personnel work. Mr. Pcole's daughter, Helen, is the wife of Kern Blair, manager of the Kern Chevrolet Company at Newton, and his son, Francis, is with Solar Aircraft in Des Moines.

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