Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 9

I ArwwdTown i Dr. Robert Horton and Dick Phillips, the latter local theater manager, were initiated into the notary club last week Monday. Attorney Joe Lynch conducted the ceremony. The truck from the Goodwill Industries at Sioux City will be here Tuesday Aug- 19. Anyone desiring pick-up of donations may call Mrs.

Robert Donovan or the Methodist parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Lee McQuiston. with the children, Timmy and Patsy, Des Moines, are guests of the parental Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. McQuistons here, while Lee is installing fixtures and refrigeration in a store at Britt. Barry's has remodeled the east display window to let soft drinks, popcorn, and ice cream be dispensed to passersby on the street.

The Algona hotel has boarded up some of the east display windows of the Western Auto store. Mr. a Mrs. P. W.

Hansen, Mrs. Carrie Koestler, all of Algona, arid Robert Koppen, Lakota, picnicked at Clear Lake Sunday They watched the coronation of Miss Iowa, saw the boat races, and heard a talk by Governor Beardsley. Mrs. Kathryn Doege visited last week at her daughter Mrs. Woodrow Kracht's, Lone Rock, and accompanied the Krachts Dexter, for a day with a niece, Mrs.

Nettie Seefe'ldt. Mrs. Frank Dacken, Lone Rock, and Marilyn Taylor were also in the party SIMON ELBERT REUNION HELD AT WHITTEMORE WHITTEMORE--The a a Simon Elbert reunion was held in the Academy hall Sunday. Present were tfcj families of George Heddinger, Everett Leonard and Donald Elbert, all of Emmetsburg; Greg Elbert, of Graettinger; John Swartz and Jerome Schlader, of Charles City; th-2 Bill Besches, of Cylinder; Eugene Elberts, of Fairfax- Minnesota. The Edmund Elberts, Dale Dr- L.

W. Fox arrived early in the week from Tucson, and has been visiting old friends about town and at Burt. Next week he will be a guest of the D. C. Huchisons.

He came alone, and said that Mrs. Fox, the former May Danson, was not well enough to make the trip. Mrs. Howard Buehler has wril- ten from Balboa, the Canal Zone to have her Advance stopped for ters are sailing Friday, Aug. 15 for the States, and after short visits in New York City and with the Russell Thorpes, Aurora, 111., will come to Ames for an extended stay with Mrs.

Buehler's parental Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Thorpe.

The Buehlers have been in Balboa since January 1951. Lewises and Evelyn Busnerfeld, of Fort Dodge; Arnold' Mrs. Joe Elbert; Arnold Elberts. Archie Elberts, Clem Elberts, Mike Elberts, Ralph Fan- dels, Pat Murphys, Simon Henrys, Joe Henrys and Bob Losses, all of Algona; R. J.

Ryan of Garner; August Elberts, Lu- Vsrne; Bob Da vises, West Bend; Ida Elbert, of Tucson, Ariz. Families from Whittemore attending were: Mrs. Dora Elbert and Herman, Theo Elbert, Simon Elbert. Francis. Elbert, C.

W. Elbert, MUfofd Elbert, Art Elbert, Andrew S. Elbert, Melvin A. Elbert, "jD.ean Elbert. Tony Buscherfeld; Jack Spurgeon, Earl Henry, Francis Kollasch, Ray Elbert, Ves and Vic Elbert, Molly 'Henry.

Vincent and John Wilson. An estimated 200 were present and prizes were given to Theo. Elbert for the oldest, Joe Elbert. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Elbert, th-a youngest, Ida Elbert, of Tucson, for coming the farthest, and George Heddinger, of Emmetsburg, for the largest family in attendance. The regular date is the first Sunday in August. Schulizes Have Reunion The Mrs-. H. F.

Schultz reunion was held at the Mrs. Ruth Schultz home Sunday. Present" were Ferd Schultz, Mr. and Iftrs. Kermit Schultz and Mrs.

Henry Boekelman and boys, of Ventura; Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bargmann. Susie and Terry, of Emmetsburg; Mr. and Mrs.

Vic Bargmann, Jimmie and Mary iCaren, of Rodman; Mr. and Mrs. Scott DeSart and family, of Hans Thompson and daughter, Swea City; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wichtendahl, of Algona: Rbnald Schultz.

of Buffalo Center; Anna Av- vas, of West Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Meyer, and Eldon Rae of here. On a postal card J. A.

Freeh, Coos Bay, complains that a recent copy of the Advance failed to reach him. For the information of Jake and all other out-of- the-county subscribers, their papers arc mailed regularly every Thursday, and the Advance is without information on failure to arrive unless complaint is received (Jake added a note that OrcgonitesV-among leaders in the Eisenhower movement, were delighted with the outcome at Chicago.) Mrs. B. B. Hickenlooper, the senator's wife, is a guest of Mrs.

D. C. Hutchison, coming Sunday from Clear Lake, where she and her husband had attended Governor's days. Mrs Hutchison entertained a group of women at lunch in her honor Monday at the Algona hotel, and there have been other social courtesies. The Hickenloopers and Hutchisons became close friends when the senator and were practicing lawyers at Cedar Rapids.

Nancy Hutchison called her parents, Mr and Mrs D. Hutchison, Tuesday evening from New Yoik City, where she arrived Monday on the liner United States in its speedy return from France. She spent a few days with friends in New York, but is now in Chicago, and will fly Sunday to Mason City, where her parents will meet her. She will be home till early September, when she will accompany her sister Joan to Tucson and look for employment there. Nancy and college friends made a European tour Twenty Algona women spent Tuesday at a biennial district meeting of the Lutheran Women's Mission League in a three-day session at a Walther camp at the Okobojis.

Delegates there for the whole convention were Mesdames Louie Lenz and Firman Chris- toffcrs Mrs Loren Brown was organibt for the entire session, and the- Algona circuit was in charge of registration and banquet arrangements; also the Al- gonians made the banquet decorations and gave several skits during the lunch hour Tuesday, one being an apron style show. All remained for the Tuesday evening banquet at which plates were laid for 468. The speaker was Dr Bcrtcrman, who heads the Lutheran hour broadcast every Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Anderson, of Huinboldt, entertained Sunday at a picnic dinner in honor of the son Bruce, home on leave from the Marines. The daughter Betty, surgical nurse at the Iowa Methodist hospital, Des Moines, was also at home. Algonians in attendance wore Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Patterson, Mr and Mrs. John Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Maxwell, daughter Shirley, Mrs.

Ilda Elliottt, daughter Bonnie Lou, the Vcrle Pattersons, and others present were Mr. and Mrs. Huntlcy, Corwith, parents of Mrs. Verlc Patterson; Mr. and Mrs.

Wyatt Walker, Ottumwa, brother and sister-in-law of Mrs. J. M. Patterson; and Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold King, sons Craig and Lawrence, of Davenport. Mrs- King is a daughter of the Wyatt Walkers, and Mrs. Anderson, the hos- the former Xonn Pattrr- son. SPAPFRI Guests at Voight Home Mr. and Mrs.

August Kerstein and Mr. and Mrs. Henry'Kerstein- of Clinton; visited last Thursday at the Archie Voight home and got acquainted with th-a baby of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tietz.

The former are great- grandparents of the baby. Raymond Tietz, of Spirit Lake, carne Saturday and took his wife and baby home with him Sunday afternoon Baptism Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Herb Zumach and family and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Jergens and family, West Bend, were Sunday guests of Ernest Bernau, of Algona. The occasion was the baptismal dinner pf the B-ernau baby. At State Convention Pete Schumacher and Joe Schiltz left Monday morning for Cedar Rapfds to attend the state convention of the Legion there Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday evening at Rolfe with Mrs. Pedersen, mother of Mrs.

Simonsen. Mrs. Arthur Kohlhaas and daughters, of St. Joe, spent last week at the Joe Loebach Sr. home.

Joan Kohlhaas, a daughter, suffered a broken arm and is now recuperating nicely. Barbara Winkel returned to her parental Harold Winkel home after visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Potratz, Fort Dodge. Mr.

and Mrs. Rusty Vaudt and Verona Zumach visited several points of interest in Wisconsin last week. Mrs. Henry Kuecker and Juliann Maahs visited the former's sister, Mrs. Minnie Krabs, last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank-Spilles left on a few weeks tour to Wisconsin and other sight-seeing points. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Spilles and son are taking care of their parents' home during their tour. The Rev. Father Edward Fandel returned to Sanborn after visiting several days with relatives here. Rosella Voight, of Algona, county treasurer, spent last week on a vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Voight. Alice Menke, of Bancroft, spent a few days with her cousin, Barbara Winkel. Mrs Mary Uhlenhake, of Wesley, mother of John Uhlenhake, spent several days in th-a home of her son and family. Curtis Quinn is again at home after having been in the Fort Dodge hospital several weeks. The Rev.

Father Daniel Lynch returned home Saturday evenmj after a two week vacation to Sioux Falls, S. D. Alice Reding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Reding, returned to Arnolds Park after a few days at home.

Ida Elbert, of Tucson, came Friday to visit relatives and friends for two weeks. Arjnand Elbert and Louis Kollasch drove to Des Moines for her. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lewis and family, accompanied by Evelyn Busherfeld, of Fort Dodge, spent the weekend at the parental Tony Busherfeld home.

'Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Zinell and family, of Bloomington, 111., spent several days at the maternal Rose Schumacher home and with other relatives and friends. Janet Meehan, formerly of Mason City, spent several days at the Francis Kollasch home. She returned to Battle Creek, where she will make her home in the future.

Mr and Mrs. Guy Fmley and family and Frank Doyle, Flint, are vacationing at the parental Larry Doyle home. Mary Martin had the misfortune of hurting her arm one day last week, and is carrying it in a sling. Little L. W.

Swanson is pending several days with Grandpa and Grandma Verne Shinn in Mason City. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Keith and son, of Pocahontas, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Haugen, of Algona, and RIYERDALE4-H GIRLS PREPARE TO VISIT FAIR ST. JOE Achievement Day for the Riverdale Rustlers 4-H girls was held Thursday at the home of Carol Wagner. Roll call was on articles made this year, and was answered by 14 members and the leader. Five mothers also attended. Mrs.

Wayne Keith was judge of the clothing selected to go to the fair. The record books were also finished and handed in- Phyllis Schoby was selected as good groomed girl to represent Riverdale at the county fair. At the close of the meemg games and conests were held. Lunch was served by the hostesses. Gathering of 'Sisters' Mr.

and Mrs. John Meyerhofer from Stacyville. Sister M. Fabiola, LeMars, Sister M. Salome, and Sister M.

Borgia, of Bancroft, and Sister M. Virginia, of Granville. were all visitors at the John Freilinger home here within the last week. Sister M. Virginia, a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Freilinger, is here for a visit, accomnanied bv her aunt. Sister M. Salome. Sister Fabiola, also a sister -of Mrs.

Freilinger, ac- comoamed Sister Borgia, a niece, on her home visit to Stacyville. Farmerettes Meet Ham Reding. Leave on Long Trip Leona Reding, Rose Mary, and Mary Ann Berte left Thursday afternoon from Mason City for Denver, to visit an uncle and cousin, Henry Berte and Jr. From there they go to El Paso, to visit Pvt. and Mrs.

Peter Reding and daugher. Employed at Des Moines Marv Joyce Capesius and Margery nig, both employed in Des Moines, were taken to the city Sunday by Jimmie Capesuis. Mary Joyce started work this week, Margery having spent the past several weeks in Des Moines. New Baby Baptixed Robert James, infant son of Pyt. and Mrs.

David Bernhard, was baptized Sunday in St. Joseph's church by Fr- Michael Diederichs. Sponsors were Mrs. C. K.

Kohlhaas Bernhard. and Maurice P. Little Girl Hurt Joan Kohlhaas, 3 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kohlhaas.

had the misfortune last week to fall and fracture her right collar bone. Wagners Have Reunion Wagner annual family reunion is planned for Sunday in St. Michael's Academy hall at Whittemore. Mr. and Mrs.

Norbert Friders and family were Tuesday eve- the Farmerette 500 club in. her home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Delmer Plathe was awarded high prize, Mrs Raphael Faber low prize. Guests were Mrs Ernest Gales and Mrs.

Willie Thilges. Mrs. Harold Friders will entertain the club Aug. 28. Lunch was served by the hostesses Girl for Redings Mr.

a Mrs Marcel Reding are parents of a daughter born last week Monday at S1 Ann hospital, Algona. This little lady has a brother Billv, who is being cared for the latter part of, this week here at the home of his grandparens, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Lawrence Hansen were Sunday evening visitors in the Milton Espe home.

Mrs. Lawrence Hansen spent last week with her son Richard and family, in Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Pertl, of Fenton, visited Mrs.

Pertl's sister, Mrs. John Ruhnke, and husband Friday evening. Rex Swanson. of Algona, be- ban working in his father's fu iture store Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Vic Dau had the Frank Jergens family, of Bend, for Friday evening dinner guests. In the ovcnme other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Zinnell and family.

West Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Anderson, the Herbert Zumach family. Mr. and Mrs.

John Thull left Saturday for a visit for several days with relatives at AHa Vista, and Owattona, and at Waseca, Minnesota. Mr nd Mrs. Nick Reding, Whitlemore, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wagner and family to Clarion Wednesday evening for a visit at the Cletus Reding home.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Klein and family and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kohlhaas and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Nick Bormann Sr.

and Mrs. Annie Gei- schecker home in Algona. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bormann and family were Tuesday evening supper guests at the Arnold Kollasch home at Whittemore- Mrs.

Kirsch and daughter, of Whittemore. were Friday visitors here at the John snd Norbert Friders homes. Her son Norman returned home after a visit here with relatives. Tommy, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Norbert Friders, accompanied the Kirsches home for a visit. A Knights of Columbus regular monthly meeting will be Monday in St. Joseph's Parish hall. Virginia Bormann and Carol Wagner spent the first or week at the Gus Bosolis home at Storm Lake. Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Wagner took the girls to Storm Lake Sunday afternoon. Doris Ann and Howard Kohlhaas spent this week at the Ed Bormann home. Mrs. George Shanley, daughter Mary Kay, of Webster City, spent last week here at the Frank Hilbert Jr, home.

Mrs. Shanly and Mrs. Hilbert are daughters of Henry Geischecker, who makes his home with the Hilberts. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Erpelding are on a trip to the Black Hills. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cox, of Livermore, are in the Erpelding home attending to the duties. Mrs.

John Mertz and son Eugene took Mrs. Willard Burns and children to their home at i Council Bluffs Saturday. They returned home Sunday. Mrs. I Burns and family had spent the previous ten days here with her parents and family, Mr.

and Mrs John Mertz. Shirley Wagner last week with her Mr and Mrs. Fred Dig. Mr. and Mrs.

John Thul returned home Monday afternoon from visits at the Kenny Mishak home at AHa Vista and with another family at Gilbertsville. Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Mueller, of Whittemore, were Sunday evening visitors at the Norbert Friders home. Mrs.

Maggie Thilges went to Hartley Monday to the home of Algona (Iowa) Advance--S Thursday, August 7, 1952 her daughter and family, the Clarence Smiths. Mary Thilges returned home Monday from the Smith home, having been there the previous week. C-O-O-L, EASY TO WEAR MAGHiSELESS PERMANENT STEERING SPECIAL A A Wet highways and winding curves can bring your driving pleasure to an end pretty especially if you're driving an Un-Safe Car! Our Steering Check-Up is just the ticket for a wobbly, vibrating car that wastes away tire-rubber and fuel. Bring the "culprit" in for a thorough going-over on our accurate "Bear" Alinement Rack. It's a Safety Service you owe yourself, your car and your neighbors! Satisfaction Guaranteed For Vacation Driving Make Sure YOU can STEER sure enough A A One More Week Only! SPECIAL 5.00 Regularly $8.50 TWIN-GO-BEAUTY SALON European Hotel Phone 5 Bear Wheel Alignment and Dy-Namic Wheel Balancing makes your steering' safe saves you money besides! SEE fast enough Bear Headlight Test Service gives you safe light while preventing blinding light! CTOP I tf 1 Steering seeinj I these are the liJ I car have them 1 twice a year.

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and Mrs. P. J. Dahlhauser and Mrs. Clara Thul attended a post-nuptial shower for Mrs.

Peter Laubenthal at Bancroft last Sunday evening. Some 'Sisters' Arrive Two cars went to Fort Dodge Monday after some of the Sisters who will teach in the Acad- cmv the coming school year. Surprise on Birthday The Birthday club surprised Mrs. Emma Knecht on her birth- dav Thursday night. Lunch was brought by the guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Lao Warden, of Chicago, soent the weekend with relatives here enroute to South Dakota for an extended visit. Jimmie Voight, accompanied by Russell Barber, of 'Ft. Dodge.

snent last weekend in Minneapolis visiting friends. Mrs. Conrad Alls and Mrs. George Besch entertained last Friday nieht at thf Alic home. and Mrs.

Edmund Elbert and son. of Fort Dodge, scent the weekend at the Simon Elbert and Farrfll homes. Mr. and Mrs. Herman J.

Enpel- and and Linda Sue, of Cedar Rapids, snent last at the navntal JOP Lofbach Sr. home. Mr. and Arnold and family and Mrs. Anna Wehr- soann visited at HIP W.

H. Wohr- spann homr at Ottosen recently. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barber Sunday at tho Mrs.

Flma Maxwell homp in West Mr. and Mrs. Jerrv Sullivan and familv last Sunday dinner cuosts at the maternal Kate Mr. and Mrs. Harrv nnd farnilv to Mason Citv after tvm at the par- pp'ol CMs.

G. Kollasrb hrnnp. Pay Bend. at thp Joe Esser home on Friday afternoon. James Fleming, of vioited sevpral last at the parental Joe Flem- Mrs.

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