The Britt News-Tribune from Britt, Iowa • Page 7

NEWS-TRIBUNE, BRITT, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1952 LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Jlrs. Theo. Trulson began -work last -week in the office of Dr.

John Camp- R. R- Booerts and L- G. Roberts Triday from Cookville, Tens-, where they spent the past -weeks at the home of the forger's daughter, Olrs. Jesse Judd aad amUy- While there they scenic spots in the state. 1 John Baker family lias) moved from the Mrs.

Anton Weila apartment to the apartment the Krueger house that was recently vacated fcy the Morris Svy- ter family- ilrs. Helen Roat left on the weekend for her home at Dixon, after spending a here king after land interesis, Gary Hauge of Britt has been admitted as a member of the College cappella choir of Forest City- Preparations are being made for the 34th annual tour of the choir will begin 3Iarch 2S and- iwill be through southern Minnesota, central Wisconsin, Chicago ar-d Oak Park, and return tnrough central lowa- Xirrv Hochhaus put on his pap- pet show at the school building Monday night before a group teachers -who were meeting there. Following this, event he went to Woden to put on the puppet show at a hobby show that ivas being htld in the school building. Friday of last week Larry put on rhe puppet show at the open house held the Sritt public school at ti.iie Supt. Earl Miller took the visitors on a tour of the Jbuiluing.

They had the privilege of visiting the classrooms and then listened to a nanel discussion by Mahlon Yaggy, Ttev. Jay Phipps, Meh-in Heller and 'Mrs. Betty Cabolk. Mrs. H.

V. Caldwell acted as moderator- Friday afternoon, Nov. 14 a group of Britt townsh'p ladies met ai the home of Mrs. Albert Ias- moson The first extension lesson on "Christmas Ideas" was given by Mrs. Fred Thornbury and Mrs.

Billy Rasmuson. The next meeting will" be held Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 1:30 at the 'Myrlen Olsen home. The lesson, "Slaking- Christmas Cookies" win given by 31rs. Nels Jensen and Mrs.

(Myrlen Olsen. Mrs. Rose Ward and family spent the weekend "at Carroll -with the Wm. -Drabek family. Pvt.

and Mrs. Donald 3Iuhm arrived in 'Britt Sunday from Tt. Smith, where he has completed his 16 -weeks of basic training. Next week both Pvt- and Jlrs. Muhm will leave for Baltimore, -vrhere he will begin classes in a school.

At the. present time they are visiting relatives and friends in the Britt vieiniiy. The Methodist WJS.C.S. met at the church Xov. 12.

Plans for the bazaar -were discussed in the business meeting. Mrs. Gilbert Guen- iher was program leader, using as the topic, of Evangelism." Stories of evangelism ivere told by several ladies. (The Glad circle was host- home. Mrs.

Anderson will remain in Charles City for the time being- Those entertained at the Ralph O. Anderson home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dillon and his mother, Mrs. Dillon, 90, and also Mr.

and Mrs. 3Ieredith Dillon, all of Mason City; the Glen Anderson faoiaJy, Ottumwa; the Robert Anderson family, Mr. and Mrs. P. Loonier and Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Anderson, occasion was in honor of the Glen Andersons who spent the weekend here, and also the Dale Andersorvs. Dale had been here en a ten-day leave from naval duty and he and bis wife left Tuesday for Long Beach, Calif. Mrs. Anderson will remain in the west while her husband is stationed in U.

S. waters. and Mrs. Gten Anderson and two children of Ottumwa, Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Anderson and Darlene were entertained to dinner at the Robert Anderson home Friday erening. Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. Wigton returned last week from a visit at the Dr. Carl Aageson home at Madison, and the Dr.

A. II. Heidner home at West iBend, Wis. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Hesley and the Richard Hesley family were entertained to a duck dinner at the Charles R. Besley home Sunday evening. Jack Schrader returned Friday night from Waterloo where attended a station training school from Monday through Friday. The Ted Trulson family took Mrs. Trulson's mother.

Mrs. M. Anderson, to Charles Citv Sunday for a visit at the Ei McGreevey shan home. The Blanshan's son left for service this week. The JBritt folks also visited at the Jay Arnold home- Mr, and Mrs.

Ed Mehl and Glen were Sunday dinner guests at the Wm- Schwab home. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kyhl observed their 26th wedding anniversary Tuesday of lasr week. Relatives went to their home in the afternoon to spend the time with them and partake of a lunch together.

Leonard Xelson of Cedar Rapkis came on the weekend for a visit with relatives here and to do some hunting. NOTICE OF FARM AUCTION As I am quitting farming; I ivill hold a public auction to dispose of my personal property at the farm. 3 miles north of Britt, on TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2 WATCH NEXT WEER PAPER FOR THE LISTINGS EVERETT SH1PLER, Prop. The Rudolph Hefte spent Sunday e-vening at Klemme attending a birthday party for a brother of Mrs.

Hefte. Mrs. John Hammill and Mrs. R. Roberts attended a Republican meeting in Des fMoines Monday and Tuesday.

Tuesday Mrs. Hammill attended the golden wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. AV. P.

Haley in Des Moines. Dr. and 3Irs. C. Xelson of Britt.

and Dr. and -Mrs. Paul S-ms of Clarion attended an op- tometrlc dinner and meeting at Pt. Dodge Thursday evening- Miss Sandra Xelson spent the time with her grandparents, the Earl Xel- sons, at Goldfield. Qlrs.

Theodore Kane and son Gregory arrived Tuesday morning from St. Louis, for a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boughton. Mrs.

Kane is the former Thelma Boughton. "Mrs. Jennie Riehm returned Wednesday from Mason City where she had been visiting at the Lynn Spotts home. Sh-e came to Britt with Mr. end Mrs.

Vernon Bacon of Granville. X. who were visiting relatives at Mason City. Mrs. Bacon, the former Esther Bontib'er, is now visiting relatives the Britt vicinity- 'Mr.

Bacon is ing his relatives at Titonka. Fridav night a group of 22 men got together at the Earl Trulson home and had mulligan stew in the Tru'son shop. Eddy Bak-er, former of the hoboes, cooked the 5t-ew. The occasion w-as in honor of the birthday of Clarence Stone. The 22 men consumed e'ght ga 1 lons of Eddy (Cannonball) Baker arrived in Britt last week f-om California erro-jte to Xew York.

Mrs. Wm. Schhiab and her brother, A-lac Anderson, a lew davs recently with relate es at S. Dak, and Camby, Minn. They also visaed Dr.

and Mrs. L. Secerns at rl gtx)ri. Minn Mr and Mrs. George Oakes returned from Chicago last week after soending a counts or days at the Thayer home.

Mrs Lena AiHierson, and Fmilie. and Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Rinden of Joice vrcre Sopday guests the Lenord Schwab home- Mr, and Mrs.

Raloh Anderson. Vr and Mrs. Dale Anderson, and the Clen Vndcrson family 01 OL- tum-sva motored to Forest City Fn- dav for a visit at the Mi'o Blar- Mrs. Dennis Kyhl returned last week from Algona where she had spent several days at the parental Albert Davis home. Clarence Trulson and Jess Mullins.

born of Fayetteville, flew to JSritt Monday. They are guests in the Alfred Trulson home aad are here at this rime to hunt pheasants. Mrs. Rollin Kyhl of Chicago, 111., CARDS OF THANKS I wish to give my sincere thanks to all my relatives aixl friends who visited me and sent me flow- A Friendship meeting of letters, cards and gifts while was held at Forest City Xov. 10.

Those attending from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall of Kanawha visited in the Ralph. home Tuesday, and on Thursday Mr. and Mrs.

Lester here were Mr. and Mrs. Harlaa Stevenson, Mrs. Carl 34r. and Mrs.

Xorman P. Xelson, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wallace. "Mrs.

Xel- son gave a report on the general grand chapter. Charles Mau of DeKalb, HL, apent the weekend at the IL O. Hoh-erson and D. E. Williams homes.

He also visited at the Cecil Mail home at Charles City and enroute home stopped in Ft. Dodge to visit relatives. llrs. Vernon Bacon of Granville, X. Mrs.

Jennie Riehm and Mrs. Paul Rieam were Tuesday evening lunch guests in the home of Mrs. Frank Fillenwarth and Margaret. The Fred Riehm family callers. I was in the hospital and after returning home.

Also to the Prirchards for the Garner Leader. Thanks again. Aldrieh Xedved, Jr. spent weekend of Xov. 9 at the Emil Kyhl home- Mr, and Mrs, Chester Stille and her father, Robert Anderson and family, and Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Anderson were entertained at tne Ralph Anderson home Xov. 9. A. group of ladies went to the home of Mrs.

Dorothy Herron Fr'day evening and prepared dinner. When Mrs. Herron returned from work she found dinner ready and was reminded that it was her birthday dinner. fThe visiting ladies "were the Mesdames Ted Trulson, Ocio Jacobson, Bill Johnson, Rudy Johnson and Robert Paulson. Wm- Xoonan of the USAF SDCnt.

the night of Xov. 3 here with his mother, Mrs. Otio Jacob- Tuesday Friendship nighr, Xov. 11 the of the O-B-S. We wish to thank everyone for everything that -was done for us during our son's accident which will" never be forgotten.

Thanks a lot. Mr. and Mrs. AMrich Xedved and Sons girls. Ringbearer -was Gary Bobb of Claraon- A reception for 125 gjiests -was held in the church following the The rake ra as cat served by Mrs.

Taylor Hinton of Holmes, while -Miss Anna Elaine Janson of 'Ft. Dodge poured. The waitresses were (Mrs. Duane Jordanger, Mrs. Robert Robb, Mrs.

Glenn 'Russell, Mrs. Richard Tesdahl and 3Irs. Lawrence Espe, Miss Ivadelle Daleske of Eldora, -college friend of the iride, had charge of the guest book The bride is a graduate of the Clarion high school and Iowa State Teachers College at Cedar Falls, and is a member'of the'-Kanawha public school faculty. The'bride- groom is graduate of the Kana- high school and recently was discharp-ed from the U- Army- He spent 12. months in Korea and is EOTK- engaged in farming- After a -wedding trip the couple will live in Kanawha- ilr conditioning installed in White House in 1932.

day. son. He flew here to voi home precinct He was accompa- mm. PHONE 2611 CUSTOMER PARKING IN OUR PARKING LOT FREE DELIVERY DAILY ON ORDERS PRICES GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26 SUGAR 10 pounds 87o BUTTER-NUT Coffee pound 79c PER TUBE TOMATOES CELERY TWO LARGE STALKS 29' CRANBERRIES 1 POUND CELLO BAG PUMPKIN DEL MONTE-TWO CANS SWEET SPUDS TWO POUNDS nieii by a Lt.

Temple of Missouri. 'Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wright re- turned last week from Minnesota, having spent several days visiting at the Glenn Wright home at Blooming Prairie and the Lynn Olson home Austin. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward McDermott and family. Miss Lillian McDer- rnour arnl Mrs. Win. McDermott visited Sunday at the James McDermott home in Charles City.

In the afternoon Mark James, son of Mr and Mrs James McYJermott. was baptized in the Immaculate Conception church Mr and Mrs. Edward McDermott were sponsors. Russell Horstman of Mason City spent Sunday at the parental home, coming to visit h'S mother, Mrs- Herman Horstman. who returned frorr an Iowa hospital Monday of last week, having been in Iowa City two weeks Mr.

and Mrs Lon were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Cleo Faust- Mrs Beitha Johnson, formerly of 152 Grant Street. Bntt. will celebrate her- Slst birthdaj Nov. 22.

Her many friends will be glad to hear that she is ell on the road to recovery after her recent illness. Mrs. Johnson now rcs'des at 521 West 3rd Street South, Newton, low a. which, is near- the home ot her daughter, Mrs P. N.

Olsen. LO be held at Erin school Xo 7 on Monday evening. Xov. 24 Mrs. Virginia Claosaddle is the teacher.

The Norman Nelson family went ro Lake Mills ednesday night to deliver of thnr cocker tpamel pups as a grft to Mrs. Nelson's nephew-, who has been left a chair patient as the result of polio Mrs. Vernon Bacon. Granville. N.

and her aunt Mrs. Jennie Rzehm were entertained in Harrv Mewes home Tuesday. Otti- guests in the Mewes home that dav also v. ere Mr and Mrs. Sam Thompson and Mr.

and Mrs Lloyd Raber, Kanawha, and Mrs. Hazel Geddes. Grard Junction, came Sunday. Wednesday, Mrs. Geddes went to Hayfieid for a visit with relatives- Mrs Vernon Bacon, Granville, and Mrs.

Jennie Riehm were guests in the Curtis Riehm and yred Rierun homes at Gamer and the Willard Eisenman home, Britt. on the weekend. (Mrs. 0 Holverson and son Dennie visited at, the Cecil Mau home at Charles City Wednesday. Mr.

Mau is, ill. went to Mason City to attend a meeting. Mri. John Hammill, Mr. ar.d Mrs.

Xorman P. Xelson, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Earl Hesley, Mrs. X.

P. Xelson and Miss Ardis Xelson attended from Brut. Those who pan in the initiatory work were Xorman P. Xelson, Mrs. Earl Hesley aid Mrs.

Xorman P. Xelson. Mrs. Carl Korneise! accompanied Mrs. Dean Carson to Iowa City returning Tuesday.

While there they visited Jack Carson and Keith ar-d Kathryn Komeisel, students at the university. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ed Korneise- and daughter of Odeboldt were guests in the Carl Korneisel home Xov. 11.

F. A. Brechwaid was honored at a dinner at the Carl home Xov. S. The occasion was his 82nd ibhthday anniversary- Guests joining the home circle were Mr.

and Mrs E. Joy of Ft. Dodge and Mr. ar.d Mrs. RoV crt Korneisel.

and Mrs. George Brown and sons of Mason City and Mr. and Howard Champion were din- We wish to thank the Britt Fire Department and the friends and neighbors who helped us battle the grass fire near our home Armistice Joe E. Formanek Family Words cannot express the gratitude we feel toward our kind neighbors, friends, and relatives who assisted in any way the day of The corn husking bee and the shelling. Please accept our heartfelt thanks.

Mrs. Bonnie Jackson and Children ner guests at the Alfred Chanrpion home Sunday. frs. Howard Champion hotsess to a group of ladies at a get-icouainted coffee party at her home Friday afternoon. The occasion was to honor the ladies who had recently moved into the neighborhood.

They were Mrs. Bert Robinson. Miss Vlice Klippel, Mrs. Emu Kyhl and Mrs Walter Elsbecker. A deal has been consummated in the Mark F.

Miller real estate office whereby Mr. and Mrs. John Schnath have become the owners of the Don Ross property on North Main. The Schnaths will move to the new location after Dec 1. The general meeting of the Woman's Fellow-ship was held in Congregational church Wednes- dav afternoon with a 1:15 luncheon.

Chapter GF met Monday mght at the home of Miss Marjorie Benzler. 'Mrs. W. C. Hariev reported on the "Life of Helen Hayes in 1952 Miss Benzler and 'Mrs.

Eari Hesley played a piano duo. OLEO SWANSON'S-- POUND FLOUR, Briardale 25 Ib. bag $1.69 Bikarb Baking Soda full Ib. 5c David Smith Weds Kanawha Teacher Miss Caler.e Lisbet Zi-ka, daughter of 'Mr. and Harry Zi of Kanawha, became the bride of Wayne David Smith, son of Mr and" Mrs.

Jesse Smith of Kanawha at an impressKe candlelight service Sunday evening. Xov. 9 at o'clock at St. John's -Lutheran Kanawha. Rev.

Perry Sampson officiated the double ring ceremony- Miss Dorothy Schaff, a college friend of the bride, played the wedding preludes and marches and accompanied- the soloist, 'Mrs. Richard Thompson, cousin of the bridegroom, who sang ''Because," Love You Truly" and "Always." The (bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of bridal white ChantiHy lace over satin and marquisette. The fitted bodice fashioned with long tapered lace sleeves. The full skirt of nylon marquisette extended into a full length train. Tne fingertip veil of nylon tulle as attached to a band of tulle trimmed in orange blossoms.

S'rc carried a shower bouquet of red roses with a detachable corsage and baby pom pons tied in satin showers. Mrs. Elmer Wessels. a friend of the bride, was matron of honor. She was attired in an aqua taffeta goun and carried a colonial bouquet of and bronze mums a matching headdress of Arlet Cherland- of Burt.

also a friend of the bride, was the bridesmaid, and wore an identical gown of coral taffeta- Attendants for the 'briJgegroom -were bis brother, Eugene Smith, and Carroll Carlson. Ushers arid condlelignters were Harlan Carlson, and Louis iRice of "Mason City. Judv and Janet Johnson, twin daughters 01 "Mr. and Chester Johnson of were flower EDGREN GROCERY FREE DELIVERY COFFEE--YOUR CHOICE-With Your Order pound 75c GELATUXE, Gel Rite- All Flavors 3 packages 19c Standby 2 Ig. tins 37c DATES, Pitted pound 21c Strawberry jar 29c I Sweet Potatoes, fancy 2 ILs.

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