Williamsburg Journal Tribune from Williamsburg, Iowa • Page 5

7. February 11, 1960 mm tj SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS VLse Lloyd Relief f-ruesday in regular Stella Hanson, the Corps session presi- biness eeting tion of new officers for ld with Mrs. Hanson as installing president, and a Hogan as installing slr ss were-. i Orient Mrs. Carl Fant; senior rC nre ident, Mrs.

C. C. Dane; orpr 4e president, Charles ilberg chaplain, Mrs. Ralph XS? treasurer, Mrs, George rshagen; secretary and mu- an Stella Hanson; con- SeW, Mrs. L.

J. Hogan; guard, Ssam Swain; color bearer no. i Mrs George Stake; color bearer no '2, Mrs. Nora Keegan Refreshments were served with Carl Fant as hostess. junior Auxiliary Meets Saturday- The February meeting of the junior Auxiliary was held Satur- at the Legion hall with President Lorelee Teggatz presiding.

During the regular patriotic procedure, Miss Laurmda Pubishar her report on Washington and Lincoln. Following -meeting Mrs. Alice Smith' Andrews, the leader directed handicraft work. The girls assembled a Valentine tupid doll and a blending heart were with Misses Rosalie Furman and Diane Gittins acting as hostesses. The Valentine motif was carried out.

Mrs Andrews led the group in games and prizes were distributed. The meeting closed with a. Valentine exchange. Attend Commencement At S.U.I. Saturday- Mr.

and Mrs. 'Wickham and Mrs. Margaret Andrews and David attended graduation exercises the S.U.I, fieldhouse on Saturday at which time their son, Ronald Wickham, received his degree in political science. He was the honored guest at a family dinner given at the Carousel restaurant in Coralville. Modern Priscilla Club Entertained in Welsh Home Miss Hazel Welsh was hostess to members of the Modern Priscilla club Friday.

The afternoon was spent sewing and visiting. Fourteen members were present. Mrs. Daryl McCallister was a guest. Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon.

3. Wiley Entered at the post office at Williamsburg, Iowa, as a Second Class Matter under the Act of Congress of March 3.1879. Subsciption Rates, yearly In Advance In Iowa adjoining counties In Cedar Rapids and around the state Oatside of Iowa $4.50 --Only Oiler with LIFETIME GUARANTEE CURRY-TROL Insecticide $1.25 15 flal. Mfg. by Piel Mfg.

Co. Hubbard, Iowa. GUARANTEE of of Gurry-Trol, you to completely at with your WILBURJOSEPH 8 mi. East of Williamsburg The and Shorter, Consolidated. Will JOURNAL-TRIBUNE and Williamsburg Shopper Consolidated Iowa NATIONAL EDITORIAL Methodist W.S.C.S.

Meets' The Women's Society of Christian Service was held in the Metho- church parlor Thursday. Mrs. George Riddle was in charge of the worship service. Miss Lesta Lortz presented the lesson which was in the form of a playlet. The lesson was entitled "This Is The Day." It program on city missions withljme purpose of showing the importajjce'' of the deaco ness in the mission work in the city and also the work of one big- city mission illustrating the importance of all city missions.

Those taking part in playlet were: Mrs. Frank McCallister, Mrs. Mer- Jin Stahl, Mrs. Albert Mason, Mrs. Harold Grant, Mrs.

Eldon Yearian. In absence of Mrs. Ralph D. Jones, the social chairman Mrs. Fred Louth was in charge.

The Smorgasbord tentatively set for Feb. 18. has been postponed due to remodeling work in the church kitchen and the uncertainty of the weather. -Si- Niece Honored At Miscellaneous Mrs. Cecil Cranston and Mrs.

Paul Light of Deep River andJMrs. George Schultz of Des Moines entertained at a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening in honor of their niece, Miss Sandra Cranston, who will be married Feb. 13. The affair was held in the home of Mrs. Cecil Cranston and the guest list included relatives and friends near Deep River and vicinity.

Bridal games were played and after opening the many gifts refreshments were served. Decorations and the serving table were in 'keeping with the bride's colors of red and white. Thirty-five guests in attendance. Anniversary Surprise For Miss Norma Prehm planned and carried out a surprise party in honor of the 32nd wedding anniversary of and Mrs. Clarence 01- linger.

'(The party was held Sunday in the, Ollinger horne: 3 Cards and visiting comprised the evening's entertainment. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lehn, Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Strike, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Schauf. and Nelda, Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Werr, Leo and Mrs. James Butler and family of Iowa City and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ollinger of Keota. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening.

Conroy. Teachers Guests In Ressler A six o'clock potluck supper was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mi's. Theo iRessler Sunday evening the Conroy teachers as guests. Present were Mr.

and Mrs. L. W. and Mrs. Tom Bodensteiner, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Barrick, Supt. and Mrs.

W. W. Johnson, Miss Gwendolyn Jones, and Mrs. George Parker. Mr.

Parker unable to attend due to illness. The evening was spent visiting. I Will Spend Vacation 1 In Mr. and Mrs. Fred Louth left by train from Ottumwa Monday for where they will remain for an indefinite period in the home of their daughter and son-in- Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Goodman. NOTICE OF IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF IOWA, IN AND FOR IOWA COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATiP OF ERWIN c. SANDERSFELD; DECEASED; To Whom It May Concern: You are hereby notified that the undersigned administrator ld at pr ivat6 sale to Donald G.

Teggatz for the sum of WO.OOO.OO the 'following described real estate situated in Iowa County, Iowa: rf Ea'st One-half of Northwest Quarter and Northeast Quarter of Southwest Quarter, all of Section 35, Township 80 North, Range 9 West of the 5th P. M. You are further notified that the Report of Sale of said real state at said price has been set for hearing before the above named court at 10 A.M. February 16th, I960, and un i ess better and higher offers are received at said time sale 10 we above named purchaser will be approved. at De desirin to Purchase said real estate may appear said hearing and submit offers of a higher and better price.

5 of Sale: pon approval of sale by- the above C0urt 016 fcaknee upon delivery of abstract of title merchal ta We title seller. Possession to be given immediately upon approval of sale by said court. Estate of Erwin C. Sandersfeld, Deceased Rudolph Sandersfeld, Administrator 6 Attorn Bay Circle Met in rTe ian Ci, urch Thursday- The Day circle of the United Presbyterian Women met in the Pffarlo! Feb 4- Miss Emma cfu, the Avocation. Mrs.

tah1 assisted by Mes- Herman Knipfer, George J- R.Thomas' and Mils cheon SerV6d dessert lun Circle chai Mrs. Robert Durr, opened the meeting with a prayer and the reading of the 21st Psalm. Mrs. C. H.

Williams presented the Mission report. Mrs H. Roser gave the 'Bible study from '-The Hymnbook of the Mrs. W. L.

Gahring concluded the program with the community study of chapter one from "Consider the Church." The business meeting followed and Mrs. C. C. Dane was elected SV! 6 treasurer Mrs. Clark Blytne, the president of the associ- tion, gave a short report.

Mrs Durr, the chairman, then closed the afternoon meeting with prayer. Miss Sandra Cranston Honored at A personal shower was given at the home of Miss Judy Stake Thursday evening in honor of Miss Sandra Cranston. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Tom Slaymaker, Miss Janice Stark and Miss Diane Cranston. After the honoree opened her gifts the evening was spent in visiting.

The serving table was decorated in the bride's chosen colors of fed and white, with a Valentine motif of two heart-shaped cakes, red tapers and red aiid white napkins. Present were Misses Patricia Hawks, Linda Papritz, Sharon Roehrkasse, Nancy Hanson, Katie O'Donnell, Barbara Watts, Maria Mabie, Peggy' Chandler, -Noreen Still, Ruth Ann James, Rita Van Steenhuyse, Karen Steffen, Nancy Slaymaker, Mrs. Lorellee Brown, Mrs. Robert Hughes and Mrs. Deane Cranston.

Teens Enjoy Birthday Ruth Ann Burgy observed her 14th birthday Friday and to celebrate the occasion Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Burgy entertained at an "after the game" supper and slumber party in her honor. Those sharing the courtesy were: Ellen Vesley, Julia Shellady, Pat Schaefer, Sandra Boland, Alice Bender, Roseanne Lillis, Jamela Jones and Jean Lortz. Menarys Entertain At Dinner- Mr, and Mrs.

Robert Menary entertained at a six o'clock dinner Wednesday evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. Will Kelly on their anniversary. Other guests were Will Menary, who is home for a short time before returning to join Mrs. Menary in Benson, and Clement and Irene Kelly.

iamsburg, Iowa Official County and City Newspaper Page Five KE-WASH CONFERENCE Kalona 8 1 English Valleys 6 3 .667 Wellman 5 4 .556 West Chester 54 .556 Williamsburg 3 6 .333 Keota 9 .000 Results of Recent Games "Montezuma 68, Williamsburg 38. English Valleys 67, Marengo 59. Kalona 93, Cosgrove 43. Chelsea 60, Amana 50. Hartwick 52, Deep River-Millersburg 44.

H-L-V 44, Conroy 22. Wellman 49, Williamsburg 47 (overtime). Kalona 64, North English 62. West Chester 68, Keota 50. Coining Games Friday Williamsburg at Kalona.

English Valley at Keota. West Chester at Wellman. Tuesday Keystone at Williamsburg. Baptismal Dinner i. For Stanley Mr.

and Mrs. LeRoy. Weiss entertained at a -baptismal dinner Sunday in honor of their son, Stanley David, who was baptized Sunday morning at St. John's Lutheran church, Victor, Rev. Weiss officiating.

Sponsors were Eldon Weiss of Marengo and Glenn Maas of South Amana. Guests attending the dinner were Rev. and Mrs. Weiss and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Eldon Weiss and family of and Mrs. August Maas, Glenn and Patty of South Amana, Miss Rose Marie Olson of Conroy, Mr. and Mrs. George Sandersfeld, Mr. and Walter Weiss, and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Kaloupek, Jan Renee and Lynn Ellen of Williamsburg. South Dakota Visitors In McDowell Mr. and Mrs. L.

J. McDowell of Pierre, S. spent from Monday through Friday at the home of their son; and family, the- Don Mc- Dowells. They are enroute to Florida, where they will spend the remainder of the winter months. Mrs.

E. E. Montgomery entered St. Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids Friday for observation and treatment. The room number is 516' Barbara Evans Celebrates First Birthday- Sunday evening Mr.

and Mrs. Cris Evans entertained at a party in honor of their daughter, Barbara's first birthday. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Evert Coffman and Marie, Mrs.

Donald Coffman, Teresa and Debra, Mr. and Mrs. David Coffman, Philip, Patti and Greg, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Coffman and Sheryl, and Mrs.

Allyn Evans. On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson, Allyn, Kevin and Stanley of Fairfax and Mr. and Mrs.

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1 Purebred Hereford Bull, a good bull from the Olson herd GRAIN AND HAY 1800 bu. of good Corn in crib 500 bu. of bright Oats 1000 bales of mixed Hay 100 bales of Straw 2 SETS OF GEESE 1950 Ford Pickup with Stock Rack 1949 Dodge Sedan, Radio Heater MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT Oliver "77" Tractor, A-l, good rubber Oliver "60" Tractor, very good Oliver 2 Row Cultivator Oliver 22B 7 ft. Mower Oliver 2 row Pull Type Picker Heat-Houser with top for 77 Heat-Houser for Oliver 60 Tractor Chains Case' 3-14 in. Plow on.rubber IHC 10 ft.

Tandem Disc 4 sec. 24 ft. Pipe Harrow IHC 11 ft. Seeder, grass seed attch. JD 290 Corn Planter JD 4 bar Side Delivery Rake JD PTO Wire Hay Baler Owatonna 40 ft.

wide type Elevator, only a year old Power Take-off Elevator Drive Drive on Hyd. Wagon Hoist Case Tractor Spreader, very good Twin-Draulic Manure Loader Cross Cylinder Corn Shelter JD Rubber Tire Wagon, 7x14 Bale Rack Rubber Tired Wagon with Steel Flare Box Steel Wheel Gear and Flare Box Roof Self Propelled Weed Mower Wright Power Blade Saw, like new JD Shelter, long cob stacker IHC 25Y Tractor Mower Oliver 11 ft. Seeder on rubber Master-Bilt 7 can Milk Cooler, new last year 300 gal. Gas Barrel and Stand 70 ft. 6 in.

Drive Belt Steel Parts Bin 7 ft. high 38 in. wide 9 rolls JD Baler Wire 10 hole galv. Chicken Nest, new 16 ft. Cattle Self on skids 3 -16 ft.

feed bunks 10 ft. Calf Creep Feeder 3 3 pen Hog Huts Hog Self Feeder, 16 hole Cowboy Tank Heater 011 Burning Tank Heater 5 h.p. Wisconsin Engine 3 h.p. Briggs and Stratton Engine V2 in. electric drill, 16 ft.

ladder, electric fencers, small air compressor with motor, tools and many other items. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Amana 16 ft. Chest Freezer, 1 yr. old Chrome Dinette Set Heoter new has never 4 Steel Olympic TV. has new picture tube Writing Desk USUAL TERMS Bob Hanson, NOT RESPONSIBLE IN qASE pF ACCIPENT.