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

00 NEWS BRITT, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1932 LOCAL HAPPENINGS Mrs. Theo. Trulson began work last week in the office of Dr. John R. Camp.

R. R. Roberts and L. G. Roberts i returned where Friday they from spent the Cookville, past Tenn, weeks at the home of the forfew mer's daughter, Ors.

Jesse Judd and family. While there they visited scenic spots in the state. The Joan Baker family moved from the J1rs. Anton Weiland apartment to the, apartment the Krueger house that was rein cently vacated Morris Swyter family. Mrs.

Helen Roat left on the weekend for her home at Dixon, after spending a week here looking after land interests. Hauge of Britt has been admitted as a member of the Waldorf College choir of Forest Ciry. Preparations are being made for 34th annual tour of the choir which will begin March 28 and will be through southern Minnesota, central Wisconsin, Chiand Oak Park, and recago turn through central Iowa. Larry Hochhaus put on his at the schoo! bulding Monday night before a group teachers who were meeting there. Following this event he went LO Woden to put on the puppet show a hobby show was being at held in the school building.

Friday night of last week Larry put on puppet show at the open house held in the Britt public school aL tinie Supt. Earl Miller took the visitors on 2 tour of the building. They had the privilege of visiting classrooms and then listened the 2 panel discussion by Dahlon Yaggy, Rev. Phipps, Melvin Heiler and Drs. Betty Cabolk.

Mrs. Caldwell acted as moderator. Friday afternoon, Nov. 14 2 group of Britt township ladies met 33 the home of Jirs. Albert Rasmuson The firs: extension lesson on "Christmas Ideas" was given by Jirs.

Fred Thornbury and Jirs. 1 Billy a Rasmuson. The next meeting will be beld Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 1:30 at the Myrlen Olsen home. lesson, "Making Christmas Cookies" will de given by Mrs.

Nels Jensen and 31rs. Olyrlen Olsen. Mrs. Rose Ward and family spent the weekend at Carroll with the Wm. Drabek family.

Pvt. and Mrs. Donald Mum rived in 'Britt Sunday from Ft Smith, Ark, where he completed 16 weeks of basic training. Next week both Pit. and Mrs.

Jubm will leave for Baltimore, where be will begin classes in a school At the. present time they are visiting relatives and friends in the Britt vicinity. The Methodist met at the church Nov. 12 Plans for bazaar were discussed in the business meeting. Mrs.

Gilbert Guenther was program leader, using as the "Fruits of Evangelism." Stories of evangelism were told by several ladies. The Glad circle was Mr. and Mrs. Glen Anderson and two children of Ottumwa, r. and Mrs.

Anderson and Mr. and Jirs. Ralph 0. Anderson and Darlene entertained to dinner at the Robert Anderson home Friday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. Wigion returned last week from 3 visit at the Dr. Carl Aageson home at and the Dr.

A. H. Madison, come at West Bend, Wis. Jr. and Jirs.

Harold Hesley and the Richard Hesley family were to a duck dinner at the entertained Charles R. Hesley home Sunday evening. Jack Schrader returned where night from Waterloo tended 3 station training school from Monday through Friday. The Ted Trulson family 100k Mrs. Trulson's mother, Jirs.

M. Anderson, to Charles Citv Sunday I a visit at the Ed McGreevey NOTICE OF FARM AUCTION As I am quitting farming I will hold a public auction of my personal property at the farm. 3 to dispose miles north of Britt, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2 WATCH NEXT WEEK'S PAPER FOR THE LISTINGS EVERETT SHIPLER, Prop. home. Mrs.

Anderson will remain in Charles City for the time being. Those entertained at the Ralph 0. Anderson home Sunday were Jr. and Mrs. Lyle Dillon and his moiker, Mrs.

Dillon, 90, and also Mr. Mason and Mrs. the Meredith Glen Dillon, Anderson all City; family, Ortumwa; the Robert Anderson family, and Mrs. and Mr. and Jirs.

Dale Anderson. The occasion was in of the Glen Andersons who spent the weekend also the Dale Andersons. Dale had i been here cn a ten-day leave from naval duty and he and his nine left Tuesday for Long Beach, Calif. Mrs. Anderson will remain in the west while her husband is starioned in U.

S. waters. The Rudolph Heite family spent Sunday evening at Klemme attending a birthday party a brother of Mrs. Hefte. Mrs.

John Hammill and Mrs. R. R. Roberts amended 3 Republican meeting in Des Moires Monday and Tuesday. Tuesday evening Drs.

Hammill amended the golden wedding celebration for Mr. and Jirs. W. P. Haley in Des Moines.

Dr. and Jirs. Marshall C. Nelson of Britt and Dr. and Mrs.

Paul Sims of Clarion attended an optometric card meeting ac Fr Dodge Thursday evening. Miss Sandra Nelson spent the time with her grandparents, the Earl Nelsons, Ors. Theodore Kane and son Gregory arrived Tuesday morning from St. Louis, for a visit at the home of Jr. and Jirs.

Kenneth Boughion. Dirs. Kane is the former Thelma Boughton. Jirs. Jennie Riehm returned Wednesday from Mason City where she had been visiting at the Lynn Sports home.

She came to Britt with Bir. end Mrs. Vernon Bacon of Granville, N. who were visiting relatives at Mason City. Jirs.

Bacon, the former Esther IS now visiting relauves the Britt vicinity. Jr. Bacon is his relatives at Tironka. Friday night a group 22 men got together at the Ear! Trulson home and had mulligan stew in the Trulson shop. Eddy Baker, former king of the hoboes, cooked the SteW.

The occasion was in honor of the birthday of Clarence Stone. The 22 men consumed eight galIons of stew. Eddy (Cannonball) Baker arrived in Britt las: week from California co New York. Jirs. Wn.

Scht ad and her brothAlac Anderson, spent a few er, dars recently with relauves aL Garv, S. Dak. and Camby, Minn. They also visited Dr. and Mrs.

L. Severns AL Worthingion. Minn Dir and Mrs. George Oakes returned from Chicago last week after spend.ng 2 couple of days at the David Thaver home. Jirs Lena Anderson, Wayne and E.milie.

and Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Pinden of Joice were Sunday guests in the Lenord Schwab home. Mr.

and Jirs. Ralph Anderson. and Mrs. Dale Anderson. and the Clen Anderson family of tumwa motored to Forest Cry dav for 2 visi: at the Vito Blan- BROOKS SUPER MARKET PHONE 2611 CUSTOMER PARKING IN OUR PARKING LOT FREE DELIVERY DAILY ON $2.00 ORDERS PRICES GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY.

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The Blanshan's son left service this week. The Britt folks also visited at the Jay Arnold home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mebl and Glen were Sunday dinner guests at the Wm.

Schwab home. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kyhl observed their 26th wedding anniverTuesday of last week. Relasary tires went to their home in the afternoon to spend the time with them and partake of a lunch together.

Leonard Nelson of Cedar Rapids came on the weekend for a visit with relatives here and to do some bunting. Mrs. Dennis Kyal returned last week from Algona where she had spent severa! 30 the parental to Albert Davis home. Clarence Trulson and Jess Mul- N. lins, born of Fayetteville, flew to Britt Monday.

They are guests in the Alfred Trulson home and are here al this time 10 aunt pheasants. Jirs. Rollin Kyal of Chicago, the weekend of Nov. 9 aL spent the Emil Kvel home. Jr.

and Mrs. Chester Stille and her father, Robert Anderson and family, and Jr. and Mrs. Dale Anderson were entertained at the Ralph Anderson home Nov. 9.

A group of ladies went to the home of Mrs. Dorothy Herron Friday evening and prepared dinner. When Drs. Herron returned from work she found dinner ready and was reminced that it was her birthday dinner. The visiting ladies were the Mesdames Ted Trulson, Otto Jacobson, Bill JohnRudy Johnson and Robert son, Paulson.

Lt. Wn. Noonan of the USAF spent the night of Nov. 3 here with his mother, JIrs. Otto JacobHe here to vote in his son.

nome precinct He was accompanied by a Lt. Temple of Missouri. Jir. and Mrs. Lon Wright returned last week from MinnesoL2, 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 McDerMOTE and Drs. Wm.

McDermott visited Sunday at the James MIcDermot home in Charles City. In the afternoon Mark James. son of Dr and Mrs James McDermott. I nas baptized in the Immaculate Concepuon church Ur and Mrs. JIcDermott were the sponsors.

Russell Horsiman of Jason City spent Sunday at the parental home. coming to visit his mother, Mrs. Herman Horsiman. who returned from an Iowa City hospital Monday of last week, having been in Iona City two weeks Mr. and Mrs Lon Wright were Sunday dinner quests at the home of Mrs.

Cleo Faust. Mrs Bertha Johnson. formerly of 152 Grant Street. Britt. will celebrate her S1st birthday Nov.

22. Her many friends will be glad to hear that she is well on the road to recovery after her recent illness. BIrs. Johnson now resides at 521 West 3rd Street South, Newton. Iowa.

which is near the home of her daughter, Urs P. N. Olsen. A public Thanksgiving program 15 LO be held at Erin school No Monday evening. Nor.

24 Urs. Virginia Clapsaddle 15 the teacher. The Norman Nelson family went to Lake Muls Wednesday might to deliver one of their cocker spaniel pups as a gift to Mrs. Nelson's nephew. who has been left 3 chair patient as the result of polio Lirs.

Vernon Bacon. Granville. N. and her aunt Mrs. Jennie Riehm entertained 12 the Harry Mewes Tuesday- Ochguests in the Mewes home that day also were Mr Mrs.

Sam Thompson and Mr. and Mrs Llord Raber, Kanawha, and Mrs. Hazel Geddes. Grand Junction. who came Sundar.

Wednesday. Mrs. Geddes went to Hayfield for a visit with relatives. Mrs Vernon Bacon, Granville, and Mrs. Jennie Riehm were guests in the Curds Richm and Fred Riehm homes at Garner and the Willard Eisenman home, Britt.

on the weekend. Airs. Holverson and son Dennie visited at the Cecil Mau home at Charles City Wednesday. Mr. Mau is ill.

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and Mrs. Lester Krauss were visitors. A Friendship meeting of the was held at Forest City Nov. 10. Those attending from here were Jir.

Harlan Stevenson, Mrs. Carl Korneisel, Mr. and Jirs. Norman P. Nelson, Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Wallace. Sirs. Nelson gave a report on the general grand chapter. Charles Mau of DeKalb, IL, spent the weekend at the 0.

Holverson and D. E. Williams homes. He also visited at the Cecil Man home at Charles City and enroute home stopped in Ft. Dodge visit relatives.

Oirs. Vernon Bacon of Granville, Mrs. Jennie Rieam and Mrs. were Tuesday evening lunch guests in the home of Mrs. Frans Fillenwarta and Margaret.

The Fred Riehm family were callers. Tuesday night, Nov. 11 the Friendship group of the O.E.S. went to Jason City to attend a meeting. Ira.

John Hammill, Jr. and Mrs. Norman P. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Hesley, Jirs. N. P. Nelson and Miss Ardis Nelson attended from Britt. Those who took par: in the initiatory worth were Norman P.

Nelson, Mrs. Hesley and Mrs. Norman P. Nelson. Drs.

Car! Korneise! accompanied Mrs. Dean Carson tO Iowa City Monday, returning Tuesday. While there they visited Jack Carson and Keith and Kathryn Korneisel, students at the university. and Drs. Ed Korneisel and daughter of were guests in the Carl Korneisel home Nov.

F. A. Brechwaid was honored at dinner ar the Car! Korneisel Nov. S. The occasion was 82nd birthday anniversary.

Guests joining the home circle were Mr. and Mrs E. Joy of Ft. Dodge and Jr. and Jirs.

Robert Korneisel. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and sons of Mason City and Mr. and Howard Champion were dinner guests at the Alfred Champion home Sunday.

Mrs. Howard Champion was to 2 group of ladies at get-acquainted coffee party 2L her nome Friday afternoon. The occasion was LO honor the ladies who had recently moved into the neighborhood. They were Drs. Bert Robinson, Miss Alice Klippel, Mrs.

Emil Kyhl and JIrs Walter Elsbecher. A deal has been consummated IN the Mark F. Miller real estate office whereby Mr. and Drs. John Schnain 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 Fellowship was held the Congregational church Wednesdav afternoon with a 1:15 luncheon. Chapter GF P.E.O. met Mondav at the home of Miss Marjorie Benzler. Mrs.

W. C. Harver reported on the "Life of Helen firs. Eari Hesler played a piano Hayes in 1952 Miss Benzler and duo. CARDS OF THANKS I wish to give my sincere thanks to all my, relatives and friends who visited me and sent me flowletters, cards and gifts while ers, I was in the hospital and after home.

Also to the Pritchards for the Garner Leader. Thanks again. Aldrich Nedved, Jr. We wish to thank everyone for everything that was done for us during our son's accident which never be forgotten. Thanks a lot.

Jr. and Airs. Aldrich Nedred and Sons We wish to thank the Britt Fire Department and the friends and neignbors who helped us battle the grass fire rear our home Armistice day. Joe E. Formanek Family Words cannot express the grazitude we feel toward our kind neighbors, friends, and relatives who assisted in any way the day corn husking bee and the shelling.

Please accept our heartfelt thanks. Mrs. Bonnie Jackson and Children David Smith Weds Kanawha Teacher Diss Calene Lisbet Ziska, daughter of Jr. and Mrs. Harry Ziska of Kanawha, became the bride of Wayne David Smith, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Smith of Kanawha, at an impressive candlelight service Sunday evening. Nov. 9 at 7:30 o'clock at St. John's Lutheran, Kanawha.

Rey. Perry Sanroson officiated at 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 Chantilly lace over satin and nylon marquisette. The fitted bodice was fashioned with long tapered lace sleeves.

The full skirt of nylon marquisette extended into 2 full length train. Tre fingertip veil of nylon tulle as attached to a band of tulle trimmed in orange blossoms. She carried 3 shower bouquet of red roses with a detachable corsage and baby pom pons tied satin showers. Mrs. Elmer Wessels.

a friend of the bride, was matron of honor. She was attired in an aqua taffeta gown and carried a colonial bouquet of yellow and bronze mums with 2 matching headdress of mums. Miss Arlet Cherland of Burt. also a friend of the bride, was the bridesmaid, and wore an identical gown of coral taffeta. Attendants for the bridgegroom were his brother, Eugene Smith, and Carroll Carlson.

Ushers and conclelighters were Harlan Carlson, and Louis Rice of Mason City. Judy and Janet Johnson, twin daughters of Mr. and Drs Chester Johnson of Kananha. were flower girls. Ringbearer was Gary Robb of Clarion A reception for 125 guests was held in the church parlors following the wedding.

The cake rsas cut and served by Ors. Taylor Hinton of Holmes, while Miss Anna Elaine Janson of Ft. Dodge poured. The were Dirs. Duane Jorwaitresses, Robert Robb, Mrs.

Glenn Russell, Mrs. Richard Tesdahl and Jirs. Lawrence Espe. Bliss Ivadelle Daleske of Eldora, college! friend of the bride, had charge of the guest book. The bride is a graduate of the Clarion high school and State Teachers College at Cedar Falls, and is a member of Kanawha public school faculty.

The bridegroom is a graduate of the Kanawha high school and recendly was discharged from the U. He spent 12 months in Korea and is now engaged in farming. After a wedding trip the couple will live in Kanawba. Air conditioning was installed in the White House in 1932. EDGREN GROCERY -PHONE 2211- -FREE DELIVERYCOFFEE -YOUR CHOICEWith Your Order pound 75c GELATINE, Gel RiteAll Flavors 3 packages 19c PUMPKIN, Standby 2 1g.

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