The Humboldt Republican from Humboldt, Iowa • Page 11

ftpfciieait, pigeons is unique hobby for Bob Walker Ofi Will 6 ftf ftjlftt the cut towa and the is of the Mter for te IS all ttok ID to of Fast Sta- is is or las OB t. firs of is eye, feflifif lists SCfrOiids, but ttftted 10 foBs. Tbe isHe is called of epilepsy tad is ftsciaitlas: 8x3 tiresome to rsteh. the pigeoa. to ardiianr citizen, outlived its oseftdaess he was looser needed tef comm-jnicitloa pieces.

Ptasora of All of both baad is placed as as before he's week Tbe-taal tte bird aer-er re- tJsrvtagti las SO Funeral services held for Dakota City man Funeral services for Earl L. Trenary, 79, of Dakota City re held at 3 Wednesday. November 6, at the Severs Funeral Home In Humboldt. Interment was in the Indian Mound Cemetery in Humboldt, with the funeral home In charge of arrangements, Mr. Trenary passed away at his home Sunday, November 3, following a long illness.

Casket bearers were sons and grandsons of Mr. Treaary. ire Sis widow. mree sons, Robert erf Citv. Orris aad Jia dansfeter.

Mrs. C-isi erf Hamboldt 12 crtadcfciklreB. led one Mr. Traarr torn Vlards 9. 1SS3.

it ftetUoeeis. fce attended scJsoois, tn 1912 be marred Pearl Nictolsai at Gflsore Cay. -wfeer? Stey made their aocse ssca 3icnag to Daiotj City ia 1S Rites held Monday for Mrs. Theresa Assing, 72 Funeral services for Mrs. Theresa Assing, 72, of Lu Verne were held at p.m.

Monday, November 4, at the Zion Evan-' gelical Lutheran Church at Lu- Verne, with interment in tbe Lu Verne cemetery. The Blakes Funeral Home of Lu Verne was in charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Assing passed away Saturday morning, November 2, at the Lutheran Hospital at Fort Win, Dennis Will, RusselTwni" Gene Win. Daane Win, and David Will.

Surviving are three sons, Robert and Harvey Will of Lu- Verne and Paul 'wm of Des Moines; a daughter, Mrs. Shirley Stringer of Des Moines; eight grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Anna Gleason, Mrs, Bertha Ramthun, Mrs. Martin Will, and Mrs. Arthur Ramthun, all of Rockwell TkiSB ffrs.

niary 26, 18961 Stfaift of pigeon. AS fcvraally mate for life, mating of the test of birds must be to improve the line. is used to develop a pAftteulaf bloodline. Aft outstanding cock is mated oatstafidiat hens. The cock is mated with the offspring, to-breeding improves a line and.

a family is established, its quality will only be decreased by totrodacSnf new blood info the tine, to develop a good in? line, fanciers destroy inferior birds as pigeons niulti. ply and suprisingly rapid, hatching in it davs. Robert and his son. Rick, have received seven champion trophies and a countless number of ribbons for their Pensom Rol: ler in shows in Perry, LaMarl and Charles City among otters. The pigeon is evaluated oa the quality of the feather, grooming, stance and condition at the body, to name only a few criteria.

Pedigreed pigeons of this type are expensive and average In price from SlOO to $300 a pair. first Racing Homer pigeon was brought into Canada from at a cost of $250 a pair. Wilier has pigeons valued at $250 a pair. Thus the hobby produces birds of expensive quality. Robert started his hobby 30 years ago with common pigeons, and eventually, through the help of two good friends who are pigeon fanciers, moved up to the pedigreed bird.

Walker stated that if anyone is genuinely interested in the pigeon raising hobby, pigeon owners will help them begin a line with suggestions, birds, and excellent advice. Bob, himself, has started approximately 12 boys in Humboldt in the interesting hobby. Walker states that his unique hobby is "an out from daily routine." As he is talking and explaining the hobby, one understands why this is true. It is an out, a mental out where all Pioneer street fight brings arrest of four Ftvo men paid fines in the JtisltiHi of 1'pnor Court of Cunningham on Tuesday from strppl rtftlitlnff In Saturday nlfihl. Arrest- Ing officer was IVpntv Sheriff VU'iwn Johnson of llmnhntdf who was rnllod lo (ho DIP flRhtliiR oocurrnd in (for street near Iho 1'lonopr others nrr also to havp (nvolvpd In but found gtiilty ted was fined $50 tud costs by Justice of the Petce Cun- with dlslnrlilng thp John Orln Allurd, Mlchapl Konvallnkn, UuH-p K.

Srhustpr, 20. not (riillty to (tip KonvAlinka, 18, also charged with speeding 80 miles per hour at night and wu fitted $20 and costs upon conviction, Schuster was also chifged with obtaining beer as a minor afid was flnpd $50 and costs, Kpmipth Sorensen, 17, and Pat Dnrby, 17, were charged with disturbing the peace aftd each was fined $25 and costs. The slate's case was presented by John Mansfield, county at- tornpv. Robert Walker's pigeons exercise Jailed for resisting arrest by policeman ff f6 then fo At yn9 boelcwords for several (see arrow PS else leaves the mind but this relaxing enjoyment. One denotes a measure of pride in his voice, for Bob has succeeded in developing a strain that has produced champions.

In this hobby there is found the ingredients of happiness; peaceful enjoyment and successful accomplishment of the goal. Walker is the manager of the National Food Store in Humboldt. He and his wife. La Rae, have three children: Rick, 15; Tricla. 10; and Angle.

5. A native of Hawarden, Iowa, he has been with National 18 years and has managed stores In Emmetsburg, Ainsworth, Nebraska, and Uank- ton. South Dakota. Mrs. Beem and children left Humboldt Thursday for Waterloo, where Carla spoke Friday before the Wartburg Alumni Board.

They left Waterloo Sunday for their home. Pastor Beem's mother returned with them. Funeral services held for TdrmerHiimboldt resident Pruns. 25, who 1s a construction wtvrt.fr tX) the olox-ator being Ric Varmers Coopera- of Humboldt, is in HuraKildt Counlv jail rcststinir arrest. tvfor? Mayor nraratjit nx-rning and bcirins.

He to ttse Humboldt Coantv DistrK-t Court and his bond is it $1.000. Bmns is being held in Jail in lieu of bond. Bruns was stopped Wednesday night in north Dakota City for reckless driving. He resisted arrest and a fight developed between Duane Saathoff. Humboldt policeman, and Bruns.

Saathoff radioed for help and Sheriff Marvin Andersen arrived at the scene and was joined a short time later by Deputy Sheriff Mervyn Johnson. The three men subdued Bruns and took him Into custody. Bruns Is 6 feet 5 Inches tall and weighs 215 pounds. His driver's license was Issued at Chicago. Illinois.

Officers elected The West Weaver Willing Workers 4-H Club held their October meeting at Johnny's Steak Harbor, with their parents as guests. Election of officers was held, with Mike Torkelson elected as president, other officers Include John Reed, vice president; Kirk Plsel, secretary; Jim Reed, treasurer; and AndrewClaussen, reporter. Services held for Louis Zinnel of Emmetsburg Funeral services for Louis Zinnel, 73, of Emmetsburg were held at 2 Wednesday. November 6, at the St Paul Lutheran Church at Emmetsburg. Interment was in the West Bend Cemetery, with the Sietsema Funeral Home at Emmetsburg in charge of arrangements.

Mr. Zinnel passed away Sunday morning, November 3, at the Palo Alto County Hospital, Survivors Include his widow, Hazel; two sons. Lloyd of Cylin- der and Gene of Qnesta, New Mexico; a daughter, Mrs. Eugene Wegener of Cylinder; and ten grandchildren and one great- grandchild. Also surviving are three brothers, John and Carl, both of Worthington, Minnesota, and Edward of Ottosen; and two sisters, Mrs.

Eflt Hundertmark of Mallard and Mrs. Paul Westphal of Worthington, Minnesota. Mr. Zinnel was a retired farmer. Funeral services for Mrs.

Darrell Simmons, 71, of Humboldt were held Wednesday afternoon, November 6, at the Methodist Church in Humboldt, with interment in the Union Cemetery. The Lindhart Funeral Home of Humboldt was in charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Simmons passed away Saturday morning, November 2, at Burbank, California. Services were held at Burbank Monday.

The body arrived in Humboldt late Monday evening. Casket bearers were Walter Christensen, Ben Edge, Clint Tinken, Harold Williams, Otto Naeve, and Ernest Edge. Survivors include a son, Garmon of Fullerton, California: two grandchildren; a brother. A. A.

McKitrick of Humboldt; and a sister, Mrs. Charles Korn of Mesa, Arizona. The former Mearl McKitrick. Mrs. Simmons was born April 28, 1897, on a farm north of Humboldt.

She received her elementary education in Humboldt schools and graduated from the Humboldt high school in 1916. She taught in the rural schools of Humboldt County and in 1919 married Darrell Simmons. The couple farmed in Humboldt County until 1931 when they moved into Dakota City. In 1942, they moved to Burbank, California. Mr.

Simmons passed away in 1967. pigeon Pigeon fancier Robert Walker halds one of his champion Pensom Roller pigeons. Walker raises pedigreed birds of the Pensom Roller and the Racing Homer breeds. Robert and his son, Jack, have won seven championship trophies with their pigeons in shows at Perry, Le Mars, and Charles City. Robert began this interesting hobby 30 years Dennb Mooch receives commission Marine Second Lieutenant Dennis E.

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