The Jefferson Bee from Jefferson, Iowa • Page 26

Churdan area news reports By Ruby Flack Phone Churdan 148 Frieda Stephenson last Tuesday at the Haiokl home in Lake The Astli foul oldest daughti't Kathleen enteml the a i Memoi lal Hospital afternoon She had her tonsils taken out Tuesda.v moimng and returned to hei home Wotlnes- day moinint Mr and Mis Milford Bundt of Ohdden spent Monday of last i Mr and i Milton Teter. joint count mot tins? of the A i Legion and i a i held the Chun dan Legion 1 1 ill Tuesdas zoning Oct 13 Theto 39 mombo i aKo i burial in Jefferson on Tuesday. The Ruth circle of the Methodist church will have a food sale on Sat- uiclay, Oct. 24. The Twentieth Century club will hold their postponed meeting Wednesday evening, Oct.

21 at Methodist church at 7-30 It is their guest night and Mrs Phillips Lohr ill show slides and tell of her re- u-nt trip to the Holy Land Roll cill is a "Dish display" The Class of '25 o'f the Churdan High Si hool will meet Sunday, Oct. 25 at 12 30 for a basket dinner in the now home of Mr and George Sabus in Churdan. The Baptist Mission Circle met last Tuesday evening at the church. The vice president, Jeanne Wied- ei in had charge of the meeting. "VTari'oi ie Fiscus and Wilma Hunter led the lesson on "These Also Are Ours They were assisted by Jes- sio Juergensen, Joan guests The meeting a called to I Helen Paup, a Wiederin, older at 8 Paul of entertained a ta dessert luncheon Grand Junction the commander Minutes of the pi ions meeting were read by Don Jessie Juergensen gave the love sift 1 ions Roll call was "A family I admire and The munity Si hool and daughtei Maria some interesting a of the Cuban situation Then Miss Ruth FioKK of Paton who Betkner, county i a i of i i of Prayer will be i i a Guests in'iodiued were i on Monday Nov 2 at 9 a m.

Mrs Hortensia Rodi i i Spanish at the church i a coffee hour teacher in the Paton-Chuidan Com- following They voted to give $10 to the Student Aid Fund and to send gifts of money to the Special Interest Missionaries Bandages are needed and wi'l be made at the Aid was chosen to make the to the meetings on Xov 5 There were 21 United sponsored the I members and two guests Shirley Odd Fellows ana Rebekahs. show- Kiefer and Joan Hunter present Mary Wright was hostess and she a Dorothy Anderson served lunch. Margaret Stribling a Zatha Blai'" were also hostesses Mr and Mrs Sam Thornton received word that Mr and Mrs John Brady of Keystone are the parents of triplet girls, born Oct. 14. They have an olde brother Mrs Brady is a niece of Mr Thornton The Rebekahs will meet Wednesday evening, Oct.

21 at 8 at the IOOF hall There will be a ed her slides and a detailed explanation of hei tup Lunch was seised by the committee in charge of Mis Cecelia Sabus After which each held their separate business meeting The county president, Mrs Tywlla Crandell of Jefferson conducted the Auxiliary meeting and Paul held the Legion meeting in the city hall. The Chatter club has had two meetings since their summer vacation On Sept 22 Gerda Fay entertained at a dessert luncheon. The guests were Catherine Wiederhold and Margaret Hadden Inez Riehl entertained at a desse'-t luncheon on Oct. 13. Melissa Conner was a guest.

Mary Howard will entertain the club on Oct 27 Halloween party after lodge so come dressed in "hard time attire Helen Paup, Maude White, Marian Curtis, Ruby Flack, i Juergensen and Ruby Correll had dinner in Lohrville last Tuesday and celebrated Mrs Paups birthday The two Presbyterian circles wiD which was Sept 4 meet Thursday, Oct 22 in the afternoon The Sarah circle will meet at the church and the Ruth circle will meet with Kathryn Rushton Mrs Harold Legore and daughter Mrs Charles Curtis returned home Thursday evening from Omaha. Neb They took their sister and aunt, Mrs Robert McCoy and children Robert, Gloria and Patricia to their home Omaha on Wednesday They had been at the Legore and Curtis homes since Sunday Their husband and father had died on Saturday and his funeral and Everett Silbaugh of Waterloo came Thursday to see his mother, Mrs Lettie Silbaugh and went home Friday morning Sdbaugh's granddaughter. Judy Silbaugh of Hamboldt. spent Thursday and Friday with her The three circles of the Methodist church met Thursday Ruth circle met in the afternoon with Ardelia Petersen. Barbara i was co-hostess.

The meeting was called to order by Clarice Hoyle, chairman. Several fall poems were read. Following reading of the minutes, roll cal was answered by 13 members giv ing a "Bible Proverb." Two child ren and one guest Gladys Hall wer also present. Plans were made fo a bake sale on Oct. 24.

A medita tion on the Lord's Prayer a given by Mrs Hall. A food auction was held and Doris Winkelman con ducted a Halloweeen game Lund was served by the hostesses. The Mary circle met in the afternoon with Feme Youngblood with Lilian Beecher as co-hostess. Mrs Young blood, chairman, presided at the meeting. Each member is to furn ish a dozen cookies for the UNICEF party.

Roll call "a bible verse' was answered by 10 members Gladys King gave the lesson. A fooc auction was held and carpet rags were sewed. The hostesses servec lunch. The Nightingale circle met at night at the church The chairman Phyllis Hanson presided Roll was A Halloween experience." Verdel Lundy gave the lesson on "Hinduism" and Mona Littrell gave the lesson. Edith Smith had "fun time." There were 13 members and one guest, Lucille Dobney, present.

It was a hare time party and those present came dressed in keeping with the theme. Pat Inman and Gayle Pack served lunch. Clarice Hoyle, Dorothy Nesbitt, Gladys Mumby, Ardelia Petersen and Feme Youngblood from the Churdan Methodist church went to Perry last Tuesday evening and attended the Boone district churchmanship meeting at the Methodist church. Bishop James Thomas was the speaker. A reception was held in Fellowship hall following the meeting.

In the reception line was the new district superintendent and his wife, Mr and Mrs Carl Wilson of Perry; the new bishop and his wife, Rev and Mrs James Thomas of Des Moines; the Boone district vice president of the WSCS, Mrs Glenn Francis of Yale and the Boone district lay leader, James H. Davis of Ames. Mrs Arthur Vincent and her sister, Mrs Edith Smith spent a week ago Saturday and Sunday with their aunt, Mrs Mary Peacock in Spirit Lake and also visited Mr and Mrs Chester Peacock and son. Mrs Beulah Westbrook of Ida Grove was also there. Mrs Mary Peacock's sister, Miss Jessie Shriver of Des Moines who had spent a few weeks with the Peacock families, returned here with Mrs Vincent and Mrs Smith and Mrs Vincent and Mrs Emmett Hebenstreit of Grand Junction took Miss Shriver to her home in Des Moines Monday afternoon.

Mrs Margaret Stribling and Mrs Harold Hoyle of Churdan, i Stribling of Des Moines and oohn W. Stribling of Boone were called to Coon Rapids, Monday afternoon of last week because of the Clarence Coon of Sac City spen Monday night of last week with and Mrs Harold Legore and attem ed the funeral of their brottter-in law, Robert McCoy on Tuesday ir Jefferson. death of their son and brother, Don aid Stribling. He was 33. On Tues day Harold Hoyle and family ac companied by Mrs Johin W.

Strib ling of Boone, Mrs Frances Strib ling, Colleen and Mike of Kansa City, went to Coon Rapids Tuesday evening the Rev Fran Fagerburg, Jake Custer, Mr am Mrs Paul Blair, Mr and Mrs Merl Outtrim drove to Minneapolis Minn. The Outtrims and Rev Fag erburg stayed all night at the Con rad Eiden home and the Blair and Custer stayed at the Howard Strom home. Wednesday forenoon all attended the funeral of Donal Stribling at the funeral home in Hopkins, with burial there He is also survived by his wife and one son, Dennis. All returned horn that night except Mrs Stribling and Lois who remained until Saturday Mrs Frances Stribling and farmly stayed all night at the Margare Stribling home here and left Thurs day for Kansas City. News reports from Grand Junction area By Mrs James (Bonnie) Scotton Phone Grand Junction 8-3641 Mr and Mrs Lewis Bierman anc: son, Calvin of Des Moines spent Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs VIose Bullard.

Mrs Maude Harless spent Friday and Saturday in Winterset and the funeral of her nieces' husband, Will Debok. The Woman's Baptist Mission Society met in the home of Mrs 3erald Blanshan with Mrs Donald Jlanshan co-hostess The president, VIrs Dean Hoskinson, gave the devotions and conducted the business meeting Roll call was a bible verse with the word harvest. Mrs lobert McElderry gave the lesson. tfrs Charles Lincoln of Ogden and Mrs Hersehel Huston were guests. tray lunch was served by the hostesses.

W. F. Sneck underwent surgery tVednesday at the Greene County lospital in Jefferson. Claude Leonard entered the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn The Garden Club met in the hall Tuesday afternoon, Oct 3 with Mrs Paul Swam, president, residing. Mrs O.

H. Nelson, Mrs Johnson and Mrs C. S. Buron- IT'S DRIVE UP, WALK UP, BUT NOT "DRIVE THRU" We offer many, many services, and included in these are Drive Up and Walk Up banking, but NOT "Drive Thru." You may have seen our Community Room windows as a result of "Drive Thru" efforts, but our Community Room is still available and meetings will continue as before. We hope it will not cause you any inconvenience while being repaired.

Incidentally, the "Drive Thru" car was owned by a man named Glass. The Home State Bank offers many services, and we hope you will make use of any that will suit your needs. Use our Community Room as others have, or our convenient Drive Up and Walk Up facilities. We are here ready to serve you. -WHERE DTD I COME FROM?" ASKED THE BABY EAR OF CORN.

"THE STALK BROUGHT YOU," SAID MAMA. -We have customers who live close to the county line in all fou directions. Even those who live closer to Jefferson do not always find it handy to come to the bank. "Bank-bv-Mail" is the answer for that. We have special envelopes that will bring in your deposits and a return receipt which will be mailed back to you with another mail deposit envelope ready to use the next time.

Make it handy for yourself. Now, during harvest, when everyone is busy would be a good time to make use of handy "Bank by Mail" envelopes. Just say the word, and we'll help you get started. We pay the postage both ways, too. HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED (A True Story) Sam Thornton was in the other day and told us this story.

His hired man was plowing and the rolling colter on the plow broke and was plowed under. They looked for some time, and finally gave up and went to town and bought a new one --the cost $29.60. In 1917 Sam started farming and bought a brand new plow--the cost $55. -AH life is a change--when you are done changing you are done. HBN If you don't have a provable record of your farm expenses, your income tax bill will probably be higher than it should be higher, or more, for each $10.00 that you miss writing down.

You have several things to do "right away" when you get home, you know, and you will probably forget to stop and keep books. Be safe and sure--write a check for each deductible expense. It will save you some important dollars and a lot of work and worry. Checking accounts pay at the Home State Bank. I a I A eld prepared the exhibit talle.

lides on mums from the Lehman ardens of Faribault, were hown. A trip was planned to pringbrook State Park Oct 20 'ea was served by Mrs Melvin Karber. Mrs Glaus Loof, Mrs Harry Neidigh and Mrs Wm. Lipke Mrs Karber arranged the centerpiece. Rev and Mrs Robert McElderry attended the Baptist convention in Harlan Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Members of the Miriam a Noble Grand Circle met in IOOF hall Wednesday evening for their annual hobo party. were 18 present. Mrs Lavada Johnson, Mrs Maude Harless and Mrs Faye Smittle were on the program committee and Mrs Ruth Mrs Hattie Kupke and and Mrs Ida Lipke were on the refreshment committee Emil Johnson of Chicago spent last week visiting the home of Mr and Mrs H. Nelson. Mr and Mrs M.

A. Swanson and Mrs Muriel Brier returned to their homes in Glenwood, Tuesday after a visit in the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Bancroft. Mrs Esther Bohner entertained her bridge club Wednesday afternoon. A luncheon was enjoyed at the Schoppe Cafe. Guests were Mrs Edna Jewett, Mrs Blanche Mears and Mrs Elva Brown.

Prizes were awarded to Mrs Lorame Reirner for high score and Mrs Eunice Fisher for low score. Mr and Mrs Charles Myers and family of Comas, have been visiting the past week in the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Fritz. Mrs Harry Johnson took her brother-in-law, Floyd Derry, to his home in Des Moines Thursday after he had spent the past two weeks in their home. Mr and Mrs John Brady of Keystone are the parents of triplets, all girls, born Wednesday, Oct. 14 in St.

Luke's Cedar Rapids Hospital. They weighed seven pounds, one ounce, six pounds, five, ounces and five pounds and nine ounces. Mr and Mrs Ben Kirby and Mr and Mrs Eldon Brady are the grandparents. They are welcomed by one brother, John, two years old The girls have been named Jana, Joyce and Judith. Mr and Mrs Charles Fritz attended a family dinner Sunday in Stuart honoring his mother, Mrs C.

R. Fritz on her 90th birthday. Funeral services for Carl Gunn were held at 2 Friday afternoon at the Shninger Funeral Home in Grand Junction. He died early Wednesday morning and is survived by his wife Kate, their two sons, Charles of Grand Junction and Dale of Montivideo, Uruguay, South America; a brother, Darreli of Jefferson and eight grandchildren Merle Mount was admitted to the Greene County Hospital after he fell downstairs in his home, breaking some ribs. News from Bagley area Phone Bagley 3 on 111 By Lyle Smith Mrs Mae Miller of Bagley and Mrs Keith McCartney, Kurt and Kelly of Hawaii, were Wednesday afternoon coffee guests of Mrs Lyie Smith.

Mrs McCartney and family are visiting her mother, Mrs Mae Miller and Keith's father, Dale McCartney, and other relatives and friends. Keith, who is stationed in Hawaii, will join his family in a week for a visit in Bagley. Mrs Gale Lewis of Austin, Texas, came Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Dick and family and to attend the wedding of her niece, Peggy Thornburg and Jerry Cabelka Sunday, Oct. 18. Mrs Clifford Buchmiller of Farlin spent Monday with her sisters, Mrs Thornburg and Mrs Lewis.

Mr and Mrs Roy Ferguson 01 Bagley and Mr and Mrs Charles Fisher of Coon Rapids spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs George Grassmier. Mr and Mrs Frank Botts of Bayard and Jack Barber of Bagley spent Saturday evening in the John Muir home and to visit with Mrs Ollie Muir of Cedar, Falls, a house uest of the Muirs. Mrs Nell Snite, Mrs Emma Weise and Mrs Ora Delaney of Perry were visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Bean Wednesday afternoon Mrs Bean has been ill Mr and Mrs Howard Fell and ary of Bayard were Sunday dinner and supper guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Wallace. Mrs Roger Zeller and Bob called Sunday morning Mr and Mrs George Irwin weref Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Vtrs Ned Smith in Hampton. There A-ere five couples enjoying the day ogether The women taught togeth- at Lake View before they were married and have had a reunion ach year Mr and Mrs George Irwin attend- parents day at Iowa State Uni- ersity Saturday.

In the afternoon hey attended the Iowa State-Kanas football game and in the eve- iing attended the "Little Interna- onal" in Ames. George Irwin attended the funer- 1 for his aunt, Mrs Fred Koloe Dct. 13 at Sac City. Mr and Mrs Clyde Kinney were isitors last week with Mr and Mrs Tomer of Perry. They had ust recently returned from a visit nih Mr and Mrs Eldon Pittman and family in Boulder, Colo Mr and Mrs Clyde Kinney spent 'ednesday evening with Mr and tlrs Ray Gardner in Panora.

Mrs Vera Mahler spent a week with her daughter, Mrs Robert Miler and family in Des Moines. She eturned to her home in Bagley Mr and Mrs Lester Brown were Friday evening guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Cleo Hoagland in Perry. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Russell Brown of Perry. Mr and Mrs Sol Ummell were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Bender at Ghdden. In the afternoon they were guests in the Gary Bender home in Ghdden for a birthday party honoring their great grandsons, Scotty and Curtis Bender.

Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Professional Cards BENJ. C. HAMILTON. M. D.

Diseases of Children Internal Medicine and Consultations Over Tucker Pharmacy. Jefferson ALBERT J. JONGEWAARD, M.O Physician and Surgeon 116 South Wilson Office Phone 6-2141 Residence 6-3542 GEORGE F. CANADY, M.D. ALTON A.

KNOSP, M.D. LAWRENCE L. MARSHALL, M.O Physicians and Surgeons Phone 6-3131 100 N. Oliw DR. EDWIN G.

BAKER DENTIST Over Schoppe's Cafe refferson. Iowa Phone 6-4144 fhone 6-4012 DR. M. V. HAWK Dentist 308 E.

Ltncolnwfcj Jefferson DR. E. E. HOUK. DENTIST Corner Square Jefferson Phone 6-2318 JOHNSON OSTEOPATH CLINIC Or.

J. K. Johnson, D. O. W6 Lincolnwav Jefferson DR.

R. B. BUZARD OPTOMETRIST Office at northeast corner of square. Phone 6-3513 Jefferson DR. A.

E. BURNELL Chiropractor Phone Mfilfi Jefferson, Iowa 304 W. Llncolnway DR. W. L.

WARD Podiatrist Chiropodist Announces removal of his office tt 302 South Main Street Six Blocks South of Court House Main Ph. 9792 Carroll. Offlop Hours hv Anwolntment Dnilv to 5 Mon Wfd and Frl CULVER ENGINEERING Don G. Culver, Prof. Strwt Highway Sewer Water Municipal 115 S.

WtlMin-Phone 38 6-41OT Mrs John Muir were Mr and Mrs Henry Rosenberg of Jersey Shore, Mr and Mrs Folmer James and Carol James of Audubon. Mr and Mrs Rosenberg visited in the Muir home until Tuesday. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Hill and Janelle were Mr and Mrs Carl Lynge of Houston, Texas, Mr and Mrs Clifford a of Grand Junction, Mr and Mrs Norman Raner and Phil of Perry, Mr and Mrs Orval Ward of Jamaica, Mr and Mrs Roger Van Pelt and Kevin of Omaha, and Mrs Nora Raner of Bagley. Mr and Mrs Lynge left Monday for their home after a week's visit in the John Hill and Nora Raner homes and with other relatives and friends in this area. Mr and Mrs Francis Gilliland, Mike and Jackie, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lowell Mantz and family at Bayard.

Other guests were Mr and Mrs Bill Bullock and family of Perry. Mr Gilliland was honored on his birthday. Mrs Winnifred Gilliland returned to her home in Bagley Monday evening after a visit in the home of Mr and Mrs Wayne Leek near Ogden. Mr and Mrs Warren of Norco, announced the marriage of their daughter, Catherine Louise, on Oct. 5 to Fred German, son of Mrs Louise German, of Houston, Texas.

They are at home in French Settlement. La. Mr and Mrs Warren Hoyt and family are former Bagley residents and have many relatives and in this area. Mrs Glen Krueger returned to ler home in Bagley Monday from he Des Moines General Hospital. She was a patient there for several weeks Mr and Mrs Alfred Whitney of Bagley received word of the illness of her father, William Gibble, of Bayard.

Mr and Mrs Gibble are former residents of Bagley and are now residing in the Smith home in Bayard. Mrs Delbert Moore and family of Perry visited her parents and brother, Mr and Mrs Ernest Miller and Nick, Monday afternoon. Mrs Lyle Smith spent Friday afternoon with her aunt, Mrs Dell Ellett, in Guthrie Center. In the evening she was a luncheon guest of Mr and Mrs Victor Lyons a Yale. Mr and Mrs Oral Bullock weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Orval Bullock and family in Storm Lake.

They attended Homecoming at Buena Vista College Saturday. The Bagley Lions Club met Tuesday, Oct. 13 at the Church of Christ in Bagley for their regular meeeting. The Matrons Mission Circle prepared and served the supper to 40 Bagley members and 12 guests from the Bayard club. Dean Shiflet, president, a charge of business and introduced the speaker of the evening, District Gov.

Hugh Teale of Panora. The next meeting will be on the evening of Oct. 27. Mrs Eddie Cox, Shelly and Stephen and Thomas Joe Cox of Des Moines were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Cox and Marcia. They also visited her mother, Mrs Opal Luxford Mr and Mrs Virgil Buckner of Scranton were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Maurice Cornish The Cornishs just returned Tuesday evening from a three- week trip through Eastern states.

The Women's council met Thursday at Fellowship a in the' Church of Christ at Bagley xvith 17 members present Mrs Ival Car-' roll, president, conducted the business meeting Mrs George Corsaut had the lesson and devoUons The hostesses were Mrs Eddie Veiltorff, THE JEFFERSON BEE Jefferson, Oct 20,1964 Mrs Sam Wallace and Mrs George Corsat. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Boyd Huston were Mr and Mrs Russell Klinzman, Debbie and Mrs Josie Beer. Mr and Mrs Ed Trost and family of Newton were Saturday supper guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson. Mr and Mrs George Corsaut were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Coil. Afternoon guests were Mr and Mrs Charles Klinzman of Yale.

Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Corsaut were Mr and Mrs John Powell and Mrs Josie Chambers of Grand Junction and Mr and Mrs Harold Coil, Mr and Mrs Laurence Fitz and Mr and Mrs Ival Carroll and Jim. Janet Kraft of Yale was a supper guest Monday of her grandmother, Mrs Verda Kraft and uncle, Wayne. Evening callers were Mr and Mrs Ward Kraft and family of Yale. Mrs Ollie Muir of Cedar Falls spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Muir. Laurence Muir of Des Moines joined them Saturday.

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