The Britt News-Tribune from Britt, Iowa • Page 10

NKW8.TB1BUNE. MUTT. IOWA. WEDNESDAY. MARCH Register in BRITT Now for Big GIFT DAY on MARCH 26 What Britt People Are Doing Nick Papidakes, of Britt', junior at the State University of Iowa, has been named rushing chairman of the SUl chapter of Acacia, social fraternity.

Papadakes is the son of Mrs. George Papadakes. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Howlett and family visited Sunday afternoon in the Melvin Thompson home at Kanawha.

Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Evans went to Mason City, Monday, where Dr.

Evans attended an all-day dental meeting. In the evening they attended a banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Howlett and family were Friday evening visitors in the Henry Seebeck home.

On March 3 Mrs. Stanley Nedvcd and son Jerry took Miss Sally Nedved to St. Paul, where she will work. Miss Nedved resigned her work at the First State Bank in Britt, having been employed there for the past two years. In St.

Paul she will stay at the home of her sister and husband, the George Habermaiers. Mr. and Mrs. William Olson and daughter returned last week from Lynwood, where they had gone to spend the winter months and do some sightseeing. They are living in the upstairs apartment at the Dr.

B. F. Denney residence. Pvt. Roger G.

Perkins is now stationed in Guam. He recently had landed in Korea and then was brought back to Guam. Sunday a gathering of relatives was held at the Harold Smith home at Clear Lake in honor of Morris Smith who was 84 years old the past week. Each family took food for dinner and at the noon hour all enjoyed a picnic together. A purse of silver was given to Mr.

Smith as a birthday gift. Yellow Tag 24" Wrecking Bar, Reg. 79c Fencing Tool, Reg. $2.65 10 in. Nipper, Reg.

$1.79 18 PC. 2 Socket Set 54" Elec. Fence Post, Reg. 44c 10 Qt. Can All Season Oil Oiler, pump, pt Safety Scraper Wheel Spinners, Reg.

$1.19 Auto Antenna, Reg. $1.98 Wire Lawn Rakes Household Brooms, Reg. $1.19 57c $1.88 $1.22 $19.95 40c $3.19 99c 7c 88c $1.79 55c 88c BATTERIES VARCON F60 HURRICANE, 5 Yr. Guarantee Reg. $26.70 $19.95 Ex.

TRACTOR BATTERIES as low as $12.70 Ex. Varcon Bonded Anti-Freeze, reg. gal. 98c Varcon reg. gal $1.98 Pont.

Spot Light, reg. $2.98 $2.44 Work Gloves, pair 21c Flashlights, less batteries, each 39c Mrs. E. L. Dallenbach and Harlan EDGREN GROCERY -PHONE 2211--i -FREE DELIVERY.

BACON Hormel Sliced Lb. Pkg APPLES Fancy Delicious 4 Lb. Cello SPAM Hormel Tin GRAPEFRUIT Medium Size 10 For LETTUCE SOLID 2 Heads Grapefruit Juice Standby $1 .00 4 46-oz. Tins GRASS SEED CHERRIES Red Pitted Standby 3 No. 2 Tins PINEAPPLE Crushed Standby Two 9-oz.

Tins PRUNES COFFEE BUTTER-NUT With Order, Ib. POTATOES RED 10 Lbs ORANGES SUNKIST 2 Dozen CARROTS FRESH 2 Celto Bags SALMON PINK Tall Tin TIDE Giant Pkg. SUGAR With Order 4MU 10 Lbs PEPPER 1 Ounce Tin IVF RESERVE RIAHT TO LIMIT TO LIVE NEAR BRITT Norma Jean Gahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gahan, of Forest City, and Connie Burgardt, son of Mrs.

Yardie Burgardt and the late Elder Burgardt, of Britt, were married at Forest City, March 6. Mr. and Mrs. Lyal Fox and Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Perkins, Dale and Caroline were Sunday dinner guests at the Anton Anderson home. A letter from V. D. Koons ad vises that he and Mrs. Koons wil be back at their Clear Lake homi about April 1.

They had winterei at LaJolla, Calif. Pfc. and Mrs. Donald Dallman and son arrived home March from Fort Tilden, N. Y.

Leaving here Sunday, at the conclusion his furlough. Dallman reportei back to camp. Mrs. Dallman ant son will stay at the home of he parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Dun mire, at Titonka until Pfc. Dall man receives his discharge in May Mi. and Mrs. Axel Trulson re turned Friday from a trip tc Williston, N. went a week Golden Wedding of his sister am her husband.

They also visitei other relatives as well as the! daughter, Mildred Johnson, wh had recent surgery at St. Paul Minn. Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Harris anc family, of Lohrvillc, were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs Harris's brother and family, th Paul Wolfords. Paul Cosgriff arrived at Thule Greenland, March 6 where he wil be employed through the spring and summ.er months; This is his fifth year to work in Greenland.

where they ago to attend the Mrs. G. C. Lena Stcffen Steffen spent Christensen, Mrs and Miss Sena last week end at Kowan with Mrs. Eldora Steffen and kiddies.

They went Friday night to attend an operetta in which the four younger children had parts. Pat Steffen's birthday was another occasion for going al Bohling, of Omaha this time. August spent Sunday here visiting his son, Albert Bohling. Dr. J.

M. Boland spent the week end in Cedar Rapids visiting his father, J. E. Boland. Mrs.

Henry Benner accompanied Mr. Mrs. Burdettc Beers, of Earner, to Spencer, Sunday, where they were dinner guests of Mr. md Mrs. Maynard McCormick.

The Friendly circle of the W. S. S. of the Methodist Chnrch held i breakfast at the Emil Kyhl home Wednesday that was -well Mr. and Mrs.

Ervin Kahl, Kar- non, Mona and Lon, also Miss Dorothy Rasmuson returned Monlay from an absence since Thurs- lay when they went to Evansville, to visit two sisters and two rothers of Mrs. Kahl. They re- ort that vicinity is a couple of weeks ahead of Hancock County. The trees there are budding and he grass getting green. Mrs.

H. C. Meyer returned hursday from Urbana, 111., where he had spent three weeks visiting er daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wier.

Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Rydson were Mr.

and Mrs. Dean Zea and Bob, of Mason City; Mr. and Mrs. John Gahan, Mrs. C.

O. Rydson, Miss Minerva Rydson, Ted Rydson and Mr. and Mrs. Connie Burgardt. The occasion honored the latter couple who were married recently.

Mrs. M. H. Petersen has resigned her position at the Senneff Buck law office. Mrs.

Robert Korneisel has been helping out at the office in the afternoons. Miss Grace Robinson has been employed there almost a year. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jordahl and Larry, of Thompson, and Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond VanRiper, Lake Mills, were Saturday evening callers at the Olaf Kloster home. The three ladies are sisters. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Smith and two sons visited at the Ray Doughan home Tuesday evening of last week. Pvt. Harlan Schroeder left Jlje States March 1 for Korea. During the time he and his wife wcp-e in California, they visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Schroeder, at Garden Grove, Calif. Mrs. Harlan Schroeder has returned to her home at Forest City and is cm- ployed in Reubens Shoe store. Sunday dinner guests at the Merlyn Olsen home were Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Wilcox, Genevieve, Edna and Roger, of Lakota. Alfred Wilcox is employed by Mr. Olsen and his parents visited with him also.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schroeder, of Meservey, have been at the Henry Schroeder home for some time with his sister Ruby. iThcy; are planning to move to California Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Scliroeder who have been in California dur ing the winter, will return home i April. Mr. Schroeder has been working with a son in California doing maintenance and yard land scaping. Duane Michelson has moved the Wm. larson farm northeast Britt.

Allen Michelson, who lives in Crystal Lake, is farming south west of the lake. Cpl. Edward Schroeder was discharged from two years of service had been stationed at Coloiado Springs, helping train troops and also teaching at the army camp. He and his wife left for Manchester, Iowa, after a visit with his sister, Miss Ruby Schroeder, and brother Alfred and wife. Mrs.

A. A. Heftc is at Ankcny or the present, visiting at the Cenneth Hcftc home. Mr. Heftc recently had an appendectomy.

A farewell party was held the R. E. A. building in Garner to lonor Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Schroed- who are leaving for California. iclatives present were the Liskas the Schroeders and several lose friends. Helen Reinholdt passed another milestone Tuesday and to observe he occasion, served the adult cdu- ation night knitting class at the 3ritt school cake and coffee in the vcning. The class, not- knowing lat Miss Reinholdt was bringing ake, took a cake for the occasion, both sides got a surprise, but all enjoyed the occasion. Mrs.

May Mii-holson, Alan and Vivian were Thursday supper guests at the Uaymond Michelson home near Klonime. Elmer Swaney, who had been employed at LaOranpe, spent the past week visiting relatives in the Britt vicinity and at Garner. He was emoute to Boulder Dam, Colorado, whore he has employment. Di. J.

Boland has purchased the A. Nelson property on North Main in Britt. Meile Dalland and Elmer Bed- fold spent the week end at Norfolk. Ncbr. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Thicl, of Kstlierville, wore Tuesday dinner guests at the Claience Dahle home. In the afternoon the Thicls visited at the Fred Thicl home and both the Thicl families diovc to Swra City for supper at the Wayne Christensen home. i and Mis. Roland Bedford and sons, of Minneapolis, Mrs.

Merle Dalland and sons, and Elmer were Sunday dinner guests at the Ed. Bedford homo. The John Weiland family have moved from the Wesley vicinity to a farm near Whittemore. Mrs Mary Huff, who had recent surgery in a Mason City hospital, came to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harold Wciland, Monday, and will spend a week there.

Mr. and Mis Donald Palk and Jerry, of Rockwell, were Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mrs. Park's parents, the Carl Hampcs. Rev. James Adams is spending part of this week at the Nazarene camp grounds near DCS Momcs, helping with the building of a new tabernacle.

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Armstrong, of Des Moines, spent the week end at the parental H. C. Armstrong home.

The Dean Armstrongs recently relumed from a two weeks trip west, where they visited her mother, Mrs. J. D. Wolcott, at Redlands, Calif. The daughter and and her husband from Seattle, met the Armstrongs at Redlands.

Mrs. Ray Doughan and Shirley Ann visited Mrs. Gene Doughan and baby at the Municipal Hospital at Belmond, Saturday afternoon. Gene Goepel returned Saturday from a Mason City hospital where he had a check up and treatments. The Irvin Riis family drove to Albert Lea, Sunday) to visit Mrs.

Ida Hanson, mother of Mrs. Riis. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doughan went to Ames, Friday, to meet their a guaranteed i savings plan for I CAREER iWOMEN My comptny DOW hu in con- I vtturot we? for you to uvc part of oJ kup il imi lor when you and III If you wut check I tnry month money I Mild your family la the event of your I unttawlr death or caih for any Juit phone me for more I detaili.

It fUfl It ftMMf JTOf STATE FAtM Agmt HIGDON INSURANCE I Britt Come And See Us We are now displaying new and used cars in the building at the corner of Main and Hiway 18, formerly occupied by the Majon Motor Co. We are open Wednesday and Saturday nights and other nights by appointment. CALL 2511 OR 2515 1953 FORD FORDOR 1951 FORD VICTORIA Custom V-8, radio, heater, overdrive, tinted glass, wheel covers--A one owner. Radio, heater, Fordomatic, continental kit, dual exhaust, WSW tires. 1950 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE 2-DOOR, Seat Covers NEW 13ft FOOT FLASCO BOX, STOCK GRAIN COMBINATION--RETAIL $455.65 SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY .00 PRITCHARD AUTO CO.

PHONE 2511 BRITT, IOWA Shirley Ann, who arrived homo from Long Hcach, whore she hud been attending lllukley School of Modeling. She completed her work and was graduated as a professional model. Soon after rereiviiiK her diploma she received the sad news that her fiance, Bill Kyan, of Lansing, had been killed ill an auto accident. Mr. and Mrs.

Kay Doughnn, accompanied by Mrs. Allan Doughan, drove to Iowa City, Wednesday of last week, to visit Allan Dougluin who was hospitalized there for a week for treatment for an eye condition. Mr. and Mrs. Allan DouKhan returned Friday from Iowa Citty.

The Clyde Wilson family, and Jimmic and Carol Wilson, all of Kclley, were entertained to dinner Sunday in the Floyd Wilson home. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew O. Peterson have moved to their r.e-.v home in the west part of Uritt.

The house which is being built by Mr. Peterson and son Mclvin, was started last fall, and at piesent is Hearing completion. Mrs. Peterson is also helping with the work. Mrs, Jennie Kieliin is grunda for the fifteenth time.

This time it la a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. James Uiehm, of Eldon, Iowa. The little lady will be named after her grandmother, Jennie Kiehm. Mrs.

James Kiehm is a former Waukon lady. Mrs. Betty Carlson and daughter Debby, of Des Moines, spent the week end at the Harold and Robert Jacobson homes. CHANGE FROM FOOD MUAKS AT THESE CHEESE COUNTRY DELIGHT 2 Lb. Box Strawberry Preserves SUGAR Everbest Pure Fancy 2 12-oz.

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