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NEWS-TRIBUNE, BRITT, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1953 KANAWHA--Gladys E. Wilkie w. MRS. OLSON HOSTESS TO WOMAN'S CLUB Mrs. Melvin Olson was hostess to the Kanawha "Woman's Club Tuw- iJay evening.

Twelve members answered roll call. Mrs. Arthur MuThblland presided at-the-business meeting and she and Mrs. K. Strahorn gave a report of the state convention in Des Moines.

Mrs. Clarence Johnson aleo reported the District meeting at Boone. Mrs. IS. S.

Tanda gave a club paper on "iHow To Retire and Next club meeting will be held at the LJoyd Raiber home Nov. 17. LITTLE DAMAGE IN SUNDAY FIRE Firemen were called to the Gundvel Johnson home 'Sunday evening to extinguish fire caused by a spark on the roof. The fire was quickly put out before much 'damage was done. Mr.

and Mrs. Merrill Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Olin Engh and family, all of Eagle Grove, were Sunday afternoon guests at the Olaf Thompson home. CLUB GROUPS TO HAVE SHOWER The Woman's Country Club will tneet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Cora Engstrpm. fThe occasion will be a pink and blue shower honoring the John Bettcn TWO FAMILIES MOVE THIS WEEK Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Burnham and family have moved from Al- 'gona to the tenant house northwest of Kanawha, where the Kenneth Thompson family had lived 'prior to their move to the Gladys Freerksen- farm. CHIROPRATRIC AFFECTIONS OF ANY OF THE FOUOWINC HAY IE CAUHO (Y MCRVIS IMPWdO AT THE SMNC Ckiropractic Wffl J.

RemoTe tie Caueof A 1L DR. M. H. PETERSEN Chiropractor Attend to That Periodic Backache At this time of year many people have pains through the lower back. Lumbago, perhaps the most common form of rheumatic trouble, affects the lower back.

It is a condition in which there is inflammation of the nerves themselves, and spasmodic or continuous contraction of the muscles to which these nerves lead. Being a nerve affection, it is a condition which in most cases very readily responds to Chiropractic care. PHONE 6041 BRITT, IOWA See the COMBINATION UNIT! tmr hay. ftraw. Imr twtfilnr Vn mwn tor cvrn ililk hammer, far tat hi.

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ctunlcal KUn rnltinf nU Incur MU VVOTT i a Availoblt NOW at USED PLOWS-CHEAP up to 3--16" Most Any Brand New H. S. Bottoms with Throw-Away Lays for any John Deere Plow We Have HEAT HOUSERS ANTI-FREEZE BULK Per Gallon AUTO LITE BATTERIES FIT ANY CAR, TRUCK OR TRACTOR Up to $4.00 Credit on Your Old Battery GAMMELGAARD-KERNS IMPLEMENT CO. EVERETT STEWARD PIES AT ST. ANSGAR Mr.

and Mrs. Anton Pannkuk and Henry Pannkuk of Clear Lake spent Thursday afternoon at St. Ansgax. They attended funeral of JMrs. OPannkuk's brother, the late Everett Steward, who died Tuesday.

This was the first death in a family circle of 12 children. Mrs. Earl Michelsen, of 'Pleasantville, and Mr. Harry Brooks and Mrs. Joe Brooks, of Belmontt, and Mrs.

Richard Schilling and children visited at -the Oren 'home last Friday. Mrs. Pauline Raske, John and Mildred, of Grundy Center, came (Saturday and were guests at the Fred Abbas home, Mrs. Martha VerBrugge and with other relatives. Miss Marilyn Severson, member of the Cresco school facility, spent the week end with her parente, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry O. Severson. Mr. Jerome LaBounty entered the Mercy hospital Sunday morning and underwent surgery.

Mrs. Clara Fosen received a telephone call from "Waterloo, Sunday evening, announcing the birth of a daughter, Nov. 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reagan at Allen Memorial hospital.

Mrs. Reagan is the former Anna Mae Fosen. Mrs. Marion Espe, Mrs. Hilda Maland, Mrs.

Adina Johnson, Mrs. Clara Fosen and Mrs. Chas. P. Brower spent Friday afternoon at the GarfieH Halvorson, ST.

home, where Mrs. Otto Tegland, Mrs. Martin Hanson, Mrs Bon Friesleben, Mrs. Geo. C.

Johnson and Mrs. iHelmar Hanson, all of Bel- niond, and Mre. Thorn Berhow and Mrs. Hoseth and son arid Mrs. 'Garfield Holverson, all of Mason City, were also guests.

Mrs. Pearl Eekhoff, Mrs. John Ruter of Wellsburg came Wednesday and visited to Saturday at the Henry Eekhoff home and with other relatives. Cpl. and Mre.

OPauL Eekhoff spent Sunday at the Harold 1 Eelchoff home at Wellsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hensel and family, of Belmond; Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Christians and family and Mr and- Mrs. Ed Christians were "Sunday guests at the Nick Chris- bans home. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Seebeck and Peggy, Mrs. Martha Ver Brugge, John and Marie, Mr.

and Mrs Ed Baker and family, Mr. Tleiko Ruter and Beverly, Mr and Mrs. Henry Assink and family and Mr and Mrs. Wiert Willemssen weic Sunday visitors at the Adrian VerBrugge home. Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Smith and Arnie Wayne, Anna Faust, Mr. and Irs Helmar Hill were Sunday diner guests at the Jim Mangrm lome at Rowan. Mr. and Mre.

Oren Johnson spent Surid'ay at Gruver -where they -were guests at the Paul Graves home. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lacock and laughters, of Riceville, spent Sunday at the Jay Johnson home where J. Johnson was also a dinner Mr.

and Mrs. Godfrey Otto Mrs. (Emily Otto, of Gladbrook, came Friday to Gethmann home. Mr. and Mrs.

S. S. Tande left Wednesday for Dea Moines to vteit their daughter and family, and then went on to Florida to spend the -winter months. 'Gary L. Wicks, of Mr.

and Mrs. Lettoy Wicks, left Mason City, Thursday, for Sampson Air Force Base in New York. Mrs. Herman Richard and and Mrs. tArdelle Warren, all of Chicago, 111., spent the week end at the Dale Heady home.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hill and family, accompanied by Mrs. Geo. 'Schroeder, Arlene and of Britt, aipent Sunday afternoon at Forest City.

and Mrs. James Johnson came from Cheyenne, Thursday morning, to enjoy a 14 day furlough with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E. Johneon and Mr.

and 1 Mrs. R. E. Burnquirt. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Johnson, of Lusk, came Thursday and visited until 'Saturday with his brother, Oscar Johnson, and family. IThey left for Champagne, HI. Mrs. O.

E. Johnson apent Monday and Tuesday at Belmond to be present when her great nephew, Dean Pails, underwent hip surgery at the Belmond hospital Monday. ISunday supper guests at the Oscar Johnson home included and Mrs. James Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.

Arvild Jacobson of Minneapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Packard 1 and Barbara, and Vicki iPals. Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Bnabnit, of dear Lake, spent Sunday at the D. L. Wilkie home.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weston accompanied her father, James Shelton, of Britt, to Ames, Saturday evening where they met Mrs. Shelton who was returning from Virgina. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Arends, Joyce and Dawn spent Sunday afternoon with his mother, Mrs. Anna Arends, at Alexander Mr. and Mrs. John VeWhouse and Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Anderson, of IRenwick, accompanied by Mary VanDusseldorp, spent Sunday with relatives at Newton. Mrs. Herbert Brunson entered the Hancock County Memorial Hospital at Britt and underwent surgery Monday morning. Mrs.

Edwin Mathuen and Calvin and Mrs. Einar Erickson, all of Wilson, left Friday after a week's visit with Mre. Lewis Jackson, Sr. and Mrs. Joel Johnson.

HAYFIELD A. C. TayW CHURCH MEETING HERE NOVEMBER The cub-district Brotherhood will meet in the church parlors here Monday evening-, Nov. 16 with dinner being served at 7:15 p. m.

A jgood program has been arranged and all men are welcome. BAYFIELD TEAMS "WIN CLOSE ONES The basketball teams won two double headers last week on their start on the season's activities. At Klemme, Wednesday of last week, the boys won a 45-43 decision with Bob Tsdrirki scoring 25 points. The girls won 55 to 42 decision with 'Susan Hauge hitting for 26 markers. Playing ficarville 'here Friday night for their first conference games the girls won 56 to 48 with Shirley Malek hitting for 25 markers.

The boys game was close all the way. At half time the score was tied 20-20; at the third quarter 26-26, and with seconds to go, 38-38 when Roger Christenaen made good on one of two free to win 39-38. Bob Tschirki and (Larry Kester each got 12 ipoints. Sylvester Blank the week end at McGregor visiting his wife who teaching in the school at Waterville. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Fric and fam- ly, of Maaon City, were guests Thursday at the parental V. L. ric home. Joyce Hamilton, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alan Hamilton, former residents here and now of St. Anagar, submitted'to an appendectomy Saturday in the Mitchell County hospital at Otage. COUNTYCENTER MM. Miner Sefcrator Mr.

and Mrs. Will Weilawi and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carl spent the week end with relatives in Watero. Mr.

and Mrs. Elbert Pittman, of Algona, were callers at the Robert Bruns home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Taylor and family, of Goodell, were visitors in Carl iSwyter home Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brcka and family, of Iowa City, were visiting relatives in this vicinity over the week end. Caught TiTes Clipperton of Churdan was caught in a corn-picker recently but was more embarrassed than hurt. Nearly all of his clothes were torn off when iJiey become caught in the machine.

KADERA GUARD AT U. S. EMBASSY Fred A. Kadera, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Fabian Kadera, who is serving on special duty in Europe, has been assigned as special guard at the U. B. Embassy at Budapest, Hungary, and expects to be there for come time. Mr. and Mrs.

John Busch spent Sunday at the home of their daughter and son-in4aw, Mr. and Mrs. (Norman Merkel, at Albert City. Elmer Turner, of Cedar Rapids, was visiting at the Guy Geddes and Earl Dickson homes on Monday. Madison Ladies Progressive Club meets with Mrs.

A. C. Taylor at her home Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Johnson a family, of Albert Lea, were Sunday guests at the O. L. Logan home celebrating the birthdays ol Mr. Logan and a grandson, Johnson. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Schauer, of Charles City, were week end guests at the Clarence Lackore home. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, oj Belmond; Mr.

and Mrs. Leonaxc "WUltz and son, of Minneapolis, ant Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart Fischer, of Kensett, were Sunday guests at the Robert Meier home. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Prichard, oi Wdnnepeg, Canada, visited severa Id'ays last week at the Guy Geddes home. These couples met in Florida where both spend "tine winter months.

The 'Prichards were route there Mrs. Luverne Thompion and Mrt. Tony Ptacek visited MM. C. R.

Williams, Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrt. Arlo Dean, from Waterloo, were week end guests at the Calvin Williams home. CRYSTAL LAKE lira.

Burnett MeFarlaad P. T. A. MEETING SET MONDAY The next P. T.

A. meeting will be held on Monday evening, Nov. 16 at the school house. Guest speaker be Helen Lemke, Hancock county nurse, and 1 a group of the band will furnish the program. Mr.

and Mrs. Ivan Nielsen and Linda were Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Theodore VoWing at Belmond. Mr. and Jim Nebon and boys and her mother spent Sunday afternoon at the Henry Olson home at Cresco.

Mrs. Gordon Voiding entertained a group of Kttie folia on Monday after school to help her daughter celebrate her fifth birthday. Cut Up Jackie Smith, North (English youngster, was eeverely cut recently as he exited from the high school building. He tripped, and fell through the plate glass fr 08 door. STILSON W.

B. RidurfeM Mr. and Mrs. Joe Geibel and iCarole entertained at dinner Sunday, honoring Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Penan and: son Joe, of Henry, HI. Other guests included Mrs. A. C. Miller, Mr.

and Mrs. Lyle Gourley, Jay, Sharon and Dwight, Norman "Wallen, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Faust and baby. Mr.

and Mrs. John Schwab, of OLaFayette, were dinner guests at the Joe Geibel home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bale Kauffman and two children, from near Ar- 111., spent the week end at 'C.

R. Williams home. Mrs. Byron Williams and daughter, Juanita, who have spent two weeks at the Williams home, returned to Illinois with the Kauffmans. Dinner guests at the C.

R. Williams home Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams and family, Warren Mdntyre, Mr. and 1 Mrs.

Calvin Williams and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kauffman and family and Mrs. Byron Williams and Juanita Williams. Mrs.

Henry Hoick and children visited Mrs. Calvin Williams, Friday afternoon. Horace W. Lee JEWELER WEDDING RINGS and DIAMONDS That KING'S DAUGHTERS RUMMAGE SALE Saturday, November 14 1:30 P. M.

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and Mrs. Wm. Guenther and children, of Minneaipolis, Mmn. came Friday night and visited un Sunday evening at the Joe John home. Mrs.

John's sister, Mrs Margaret Dunlap, accompanied the Guenther family home after enjoy ing a week's visit here. Mr and Mrs James A. Yeakel and Mr. and Mrs. Art McQuiston and children, of Clarion, attended a family dinner at Des Moines, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis and Darlene and Janis, Mrs. Arlon Zeigler and Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Davis and Dixie, all of Rockford, and Mr. and Mrs. Al Nolte and daughters, of Goodell, were iSunday dinner and supper quests of Mrs. Roy Davis and Miss Ardith Friedow, of Charles iCity, spent the week end with her iparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Fne- dow. Mr. and Mrs. Verlyn Fnedow and famnly were also Sunday guests at the Friedow home. Mrs.

S. 'H. Brummurid: was hostess to Double-Six Bridge club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. H.

H. Stewart and Mrs. Geerge McNeish were substitute guests. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert May and daughters spent Sunday evening at the R. Arends home. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gifford' and daughter, of Belmond, were Monday morning visitors at the Arends home.

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