Harlan Tribune from Harlan, Iowa • Page 12

NISHNA fty MRS IRWIN FRAZIER Sharon. Kathleen. Jo Ann and Steven Hulsebus, children of Rev. and Mrs Glenn Hulsebus of Brooklyn, came Saturday to spend several weeks with their grandmother. Mrs Wary and Yfiih their aunts and uncles near l)efiancc.

Later Rev. and Mrs Hulsebus will join the others for two Weeks. Lorraine and Lois Carothors were weekend visitors at the home of their parents, Mr and Andrew Carothers, and Robert of Manilla, Mrs Rena Gessmann returned home the last of the week, after visiting for several days with her sister, Mrs Jesse Bonar, and family at Storm Lake. She had accompanied Mr and Mrs Wm. Volquartson and daughters of Manning who spent several days vacationing at Spirit Lake.

Mr and Mrs Robert Scott returned to their home north of Defiance Friday, after spending several weeks at Rochester. Minn, where, -Mr Scott had undergone major surgery on his hip. Mr and Mrs Pete Ahrenholtz of Denison and Mr and Mrs Wesley Hulsebus and nephew, Steven Hulsebus of Buck Grove tended the Koenig family union which was held at the City Park in Manning Friday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Irwin Frazier included Mr and Mi's Lyle Frazier of Denison. Mrs Robert McLaren and daughter. Carol of Manilla and Donald Hulsebus and son Dean of Buck Grove.

Xiel Hindman of Griswold accompanied his aunt and uncl.e Mr and Mrs Wesley Hulsebus, to their home near Defiance and will spend the rest of the summer helping with the harvest and farm chores. A number ot relatives gathered for a picnic dinner Sunday at the E.U.B. church basement in honor of Mr and Mrs Junior Brewster of North Hollywood, Calif. Mrs Eta Jensen and son, Bill, of Harlan were Friday evening visit- tors at the home of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Muller of Defiance. Mr and Mrs Lyle Frazier were Friday evening visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Allen Birks.

Mrs George Bell and daughter LIME Now is the Time to Spread Lime ROCK For Parking Areas or Driveways Will spread it where the customer says Lee Lytle Harlan, Iowa Phone SK 5-2277 Dollar and Sense FARMING RECORD TURKEY CROP will soon be moving jnto market channels. Figures tell, the story of pected price movement. Produc- run 5 to above the 76 million birds produced last year but total meat produced will go higher than this due to big increase in heavy breeds. With record amounts of turkey in freezers there's little chance of prices reaching -year-ago levels. Careful management during the critical finishing period can help you keep 'on "the profit side.

CHECK STORED GRAIN every 2 to 4 weeks during warm weather for insect trouble. Infestation is usually found in the top half of the bin during the summer. Sifting a few samples of surface grain will usually be enough to discover the insects. Fumigation about 6 weeks after the grain is binned is a good practice. The process is simple if you've got plenty of head room and the bin is tight.

Cover the grain with a tarpaulin to help re: tain fumiganh DON'T LET MILK PRODUCTION slip now. Base establishing period is just around the corner in most areas. You'll need high production to establish good base for the rest of the If are getting short, better plan to start feeding hay and silage. Good quality roughage is the cheapest way to keep bows in top production. If you have fall fresheners, make sure they get at least an S-week rest.

It will mean more production during their next lactation. GRAIN DRYING EQUIPMENT may be needed if we have an early fad. More farmers are investing in drying equipment as corn combines come into use. You can get your corn out of the field earlier and not be pressed by normal harvest-time rush. If you have a lot of late crops, it would be a good idea to at feast check on the supply of driers and the cost.

the Shelby County State Bank A I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION on factual information believed to be accurate bgt not guaranteed Doane Agricultural Service, St. Louis of are days visiting with Mrs Bells mother. Mrs Roy Cole of Manilla. Mrs Clay Denton arrived home from the University hospital at Iowa City Sunday after receiving a check-up at that medical center. Mrs James Richards and Mrs Tom Collins and daughter of Hammond.

Ind. are visiting their parents, Mr and Mrs Rose Penniston, and Mr and Mrs Ed Theobald, of Manilla. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Bakktr of Dows are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Sheffield, Mrs Bakkers parents. Over the week-end they wero joined by Mr and Mrs Richard Sheffield and family of Mr and Mrs Donald Ahrenholtz and children of Fort Collins, Colo. arc visiting with relatives in Manilla and Odebolt this week.

Mr and Mrs Harry Behrend and Wayne were Sunday evening visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Hclmuth Wenzei of Westside. HOLD JULY MEETING About fifteen members of the Willing Workers Sunday School class held their July meeting in the church parlors Friday evening with Mrs Andrew Christensen the president in charge of the meeting. Rev. Dragoo gave a book review of the study book "High is the The roll call was answered and dues were paid. It was decided to hold the class picnic August adjourned lunch was served by Mrs Lee Ahrenholtz and Mrs Andrew Christensen.

Sunday visitors with August Hulsebus at the Irwin Frazie'- home were Mr and Mrs John Hulsebus and sons of Harlan; Mr and Mrs Lyle Frazier of Denison and Mr and Mrs Andrew Carothers and Robert of Manilla. Mrs Mary HuLsebus and granddaughters Sharon. Kathleen, and Jo Ann Hulsebus, Margaret Hulsebus and Carl Hulsebus were Sunday dinner guests at the homc of Mr and Mrs David Hulsebus. ATTEND WEDDING Mr and Mrs Raymond Sleisicr and family, Mr and Mrs Daniel Juhl, Mr and Mrs Irwin Frazier of Manilla; Mr and Mrs David HuLsebus. Mr and Mrs Wesley Hulsebus.

Carl and Margaret of Buck Grove, Mr and Mrs Louis Ahrenholtz, Mr and Mrs Wm. Ahivii- holtz and Rev, and Mrs Robert Dragoo of Defiance were amoni! those who attended the Walker- Nielsesn wedding in the Methodist church at Irwin Sunday evening. Mrs Richard Ahrenhroltz of Charter Oak was a Sunday visitor with Mr and Mrs Louis Ahrenholtz of Defiance. Mr and Mrs Richard Smith and family of Kansas City. Mo.

visited with Mr and Mrs Marvin Kuhl and other relatives in Harlan and Defiance over the weekend. DeAiui Buthman of Esthervillc the week with her cousin, Peggy Jo Birks at the Frank Birks homc CORLEY By MRS WILL SORENSEN Mrs and Mrs Kenneth Sorensen and girls and Mr and Mrs Albert Schneider and sons, were guests at a picnic dinner at the home of Mrs Dora Gress at Marne Sunday. Other guests were Mr and Robert Sorensen and sons of Harlan. Charles Range of Avoca, Ada Badger of San Diego, and Mrs Opal Gress and children of Marne. Mr and Mrs W.

D. Schwartz and Mary Claire returned home Saturday after a week's vacation spent at the home of Mr and Mrs John Schwartx at Decatur, and also sight seeing through southern Mrs John Flagman and Mrs Richard Meyer attended a circle meeting at the home of Mrs Harry Petersen jr near Jacksonville Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Alvin Bauer and Beverly and Mr and Mrs Boyd Sandage aid family of near Fiscus attended a birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Marvin Hoist near Carson Sunday honoring Nancy Bigelow birthday which was Monday and Alvin which was Tuesday. Mrs Will Sorensen was a dinner guest at the home of'Mr and Mrs Hugo Karsteas at Walnut Sunday. Mr and Mrs Richard Chmtenseh of Iowa City.

Mrs Olga Peterson of Harlan and Patty Petersen California were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Alvin Christensen Sunday, visitors there in the afternoon were Mr and Mrs Arnold Jacobsen of Manning and Fae Rold of Harlan. Mrs Will Sorensen and Mrs Mamie Hansen visited Mrs Emma Steffusen Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Kenard Christensen and sons were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Lars Ostebee at Irwin Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs John Flagman and Mr and Mrs Harry Petersen jr of near Jacksonville attended a family picnic at Council Bluffs. Sunday.

Mr and Mrs Ed and Dorothy of Atlantic and Ben Macktral of Anita were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs W. H. Lippold Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Les Greider and family of Harlan were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sorensen Sunday evening. Rev.

and Mrs Howard Remmich and two sons were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Alvin Christensen Friday evening. SQUEALER "FRESH" FEED FAQS ty DALE THORNGREN Nutritionist SQUEALIR Pf 10 HARLAN, IOWA, Stff "One of the troubles with small talk is that it usually comes in Hot small seems to come in large doset. Livestock death losses from the heat run high but the loss from deaths is smalt compared to the weight toss, poor feed consersion and production drops that are the result of extreme heat. In dealing with the heat we must keep in mind that effect- iue cooling is accomplished by evaporation, a bucket of cold water will cool a sow or fat temporarily, the same bucket otv water, allowed to evaporate from a mist spray, can Eive a much more effective A fine spray of water evaporating on the roof of the laying can make a hen reasonably comfortable on a hot ilay. In wetting down our finishing hogs, hog houses, and feeding floors, we must also keep in mind that the animals need a dry place io bed.

Only a part of the house or floor should be kept damp. In short, animals respond to cooling methods much like we lu considering what measures to use to combat the heat, consider how you and 1 would react to the same treatment. And when feed consumption drops because of heat, it is especially important that the ration be liighly nutritious. Use Squealer "Fresh" Feeds. Your SQUEALER Sales Representatives are EUGENE WILCOX, NORMAN JONES, and URBAN ROSMANN.

I n6urance A I A i I A A RONALD WOODIN 1609 10th St. Dial SK 5-2390 ASSURED INSURED A. V. PARKER Insurance Agency Dial SK 5-1195 IfATI FAtfl Bernie Van Doyn Dial SK 5-1042 Insurance Department Shelby Co. Abstract Co.

"It'e a Good Policy not to have bad Bruce W. Ouren Vutf Ourtn Dial SK 5-1223 MILLER'S INSURANCE AGENCY Hotel Bldg. Dial SK 5-1839 Insurance for Homes, Care, Buelneae, Farme Bonding ale EDGAR E. LARSON Real Estate Farm Loans Dial SK 5-2291 Office in Harlan Office Bltfg. NE corner Square MARION ARMENTKOUT Real Estate Farm Loans SEE OUR LISTINGS A.

A. THRAEN Real Estate Insurance East Side of Square Office Dial SK 9-1210 Res. Dial SK 5-12S4 CL iropractort DR. K. CHIROPRACTOR 609 Durant St, Harlan 2 doors west of Baker's Mkt Dial SK ermananA I aV Dr.

Eon ChntlwiMn Veterinary forvlca Dial SK 5-1602 Offlco at fill tth, Marian COUNTY Business Professional INFORMATION FOR READY REFERENCEI DIRECTORY PHONE NUMBERS IN A HURftYl lllleaicai New Office Hours Closed all day Monday, open 9 to 12 and 1:30 to 6 Phone SK 5-1487, residence SK 5-1487 Allen Ryan, M.D. CHURCH CLERGY Bethel Baptist Herbert Anderson Church of Ruth Church of Christ Wayne T. Hall Evangelist Seventh Day Adventist C. L. Season Congregational John P.

First Christian Kichard KoberUon First Methodist Lawrence B. Beals Immanuel Lutheran Lyle Paulsen St. Michael's Catholic Leo Gannon St. Paul's Episcopal W. Atkinson VETERANS GROUPS American Bill FrKz.

commander. Auxiliary Mrs. Bill Fritz. CITY OFFICERS City Clerk Cliff Haskell Mayor John Prederlckson Krnle Petersen, Christensen, Harold Rold, John Norgaard. Harold Boysen.

Gerald Ctty Attormey A. H. SaverMde Health Officer Dr. J. H.

Spearing Fire Ufpt. Chief Harold Hfcmmes We sell and install Automatic WATER SYSTEMS Automatic STOCK WATERERS All Sizes PIPES TRENCH DIGGING Blum Plbg. Heating Earling Phone B45 of Forelfftt Roy Closson, commander. Auxiliary Mrs. HOT 'SERVICE CLUBS SCHWINN BICYCLES Sales Service Repairs WE TRADE HARDWARE Artificial Breeding to Curtiss Candy Co.

Sires 7 days a week Gordon Wilcox, ph. 4841 Harold Kuchel, ph. 3083 Both Walnut, Iowa Einll Nelaon Albert Wunder Jr. Chamber Wilbur Kircnner F. Bloom COUNTY OFFICERS Peter Awtftor Chefe Hanien I)r.

V. Treaavrer JUUph Clerk Mike Ftnlcen Elnur BUM Sheriff Orrell Attoraey Bill Lewie Forrtit Brouhard Gordon Xagel Haas Board--. Art Jenflea, Ben Huliebui, Willie J. Hansen. WELFARE AGENCIES Am.

chrm. Salratlom Amj E. W. Ourea. rs, tteorce Blunders, Rtv.

Paul- Bruce W. Ouren. Mrs. Grace Butler, Dean Frederlckson. LeRoy J.

Christensen (Advisory member front the Council). Planning; Mrs HrlHan Crouch. D. E. Blakely, Gordon Paulk, Nell Knapp.

Fred Louis, Dan Buckley, chairman, Robert Nelson, Dr. Carl Anderson. Airport F. J. Lewis, Glen Winders, Rex Fin Memorial Butldlac -Gerald Larson, Jack Lewis.

Gene B'riley. Spencar Vanderlluden. Robert (Cob) Jacobsen. IJicht Elmer Potter, Morr is Frederlckson, A. Vern Parker.

Witter Elmer Potter, Morris Frederlckson, Vern Parker. Gaff Barrio Chrlstencon. Eugene Sornsen, H. W. Hellman.

FOR PLUMBING HEATING All kinds of Pump Windmill Work Ditching with Jeep-a-Trench 6" or 12" ditch --CALL-K Plumbing Heating Phone 2-63 Defiance, Iowa FOR DEEP AND SHALLOW WELL WORK CALL DON NORGAARD Dial SK 5-2334 PLUMBING AND HEATING IS OUR BUSINESS -NOT A SIDELINE Good Work In Thla Area Since 1902 Lyon Plumbing Heating 211 Durant Dial SK Honrd Bob Booth, Dr. Carl Anderson. Kay Burke, Dan Buckley, Elmer J. Norgaard. Keller Cfea Fred Louis, Dr.

C. V. Bli- ftard. Ollrer FRATERNAL GROUPS aad Setref Inspector -Fred Hansen. Park Bruce Ouren, Howard Roarers, Dr.

Cerl TV SERVICE FRANK PETERSEN 1305 College Blvd. Why Bother With A Bull When Best Blood Lines and Service are as Close as Your Phonel For Artificial Breeding West Part of County, call VIC BLAIR Dial SK East Half of County, call ROY HEMMINGER Dial SK Harold Olson Dr. Carl Anderson Knights of Thraen Odd FrllutTft Frank Myera Knxtcrn star Mrs Richard Heileaen Itebeknh Mrs Kobt. Jacobsen YOUTH GROUPS CTO Nlcb Itninbovr Julienne O'Brecht DeM olay a Hl-Y Fr. Dennis HI-T Jr.

fr. Dick Wilcox NEWSPAPERS PRINTERS Tribune (Friday) SK 5-1191 News-Advertiser (Tues.) SK 5-1191 fOMMFDfF VUJVUVICKIC Bob Booth President HaroM Manager Cemetery --Dr. C. I. Anderson.

G. K. Swift, J. B. Potter, Hal Campbell.

Mri Gordon Paulk. Inheritance Tax Appraisers G. K. Swift, H. W.

Leonard County Social Welfare Board Syllva Cox, director; James Smith. Geo. Sadie Newby. Co. Board of Education F.

C. Brouhard, Jorgren- Arlo Alwlll, Ralaiid Air In Schnack, Henry rod en en, PUBLIC LIBRARY dally 12:30 to 5 p.m. Also Sat. night 7 to 9. Closed Sundays.

Board Hal Campbell, G. K. Swift, K. S. White, Mrs Fred Louis.

Geo. Weber, Mrs Bennett Bob Mouth, Harold Olsen, Lynn Jamison. RE-TttTED PAINT "Wfcere to Boy FRANKSEN ft JOHNSON Dial SK 5-1715 WEE-WASH-IT Quick Service LAUNDRY Dial SK 5-1478 DON KLOEWER CESSPOOL PUMPING 15 1st load, $5 load add. loads. Tank capacity 1,350 Phone 296 DEFIANCE Free Interior Decorating Consultation Coordinating Carpeta and CUSTOM-MADE DRAPEi WIRTH FURNITURE AMBULANCE Day Dial SK 5-1760 Night Dial SK 5-1161 Don SHELBY COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.

ABSTRACTS INSURANCE Dial SK 5-1223 "If you can't stop--don't Brakes Adjusted $1.00 SWANSON BRAKE SERVICE Hospital SK 5-1161 Sheriff SK 5-1026 SK 5-1859 Police SK 5-1252 Fire SK 5-2121 PANAMA TPAMSFER PHONES In Harlan. at Sparky's--SK 5-1429 Panama 36 Omaha AT6I90 ROBERTS TRANSFER Audubon, Iowa Dally tervlce to Omaha, Nebr. and Dea Iowa, and all Interlylnf polntt. No ahlpment too largo or amall to recelva our attention Harlan Phone Cities Service Oil Dial SK PUBLIC DENTAL LABORATORY 19 Pearl Phone 3-7651 Council Bluffs Pinto? Repaired or Tightened in One Hour Old Vlatos Rciimde in New a i a in One Hay Tlest Quality for Loss Money Use DuPont Denture Plastic only WE BUY HOGS of the week wketker it'e one or carload For Top Prlcca Call Dial SK 5-1101 RAY BURKE COW BtoefccrmrdB Harlam QUALITY MONUMENTS Chetter Batrd, talee Representative HARLAN MONUMENT WORKS Dial SK 5-2643 Custom Grinding Vis-Vita Supplements ELMER LAUR1TSEN Dial SK 5-1050 Harlan, Iowa SHELBY COUNTY GOOD ROADS ASSN. Donalcr C.

Kcrr Sec'y Peter ISL public meettnga Wed. of month, court houte basement, 8 P.M. PLUMBING REPAIRS HEATING EQUIPMENT 25 Experience 24 Hr. Service Dial SK 5-1230 Brown Plbg. Heating 5th Market Aerosa from Chrlvtensen Auto Harlan Appliance Co.

Paul Dial SK 5-1743 FOR PORTRAITS HARLAN DRY CLEANERS Dial SK 5-1945 Harlan SK 5-1322 PHIL PHELPS HARLAN AA GROUP Write Box 263, Harlan Meetings held every Tuesday at 8 p.m. For Most Reliable CESSPOOL PUMPING In Western lowa Call FRED STINN EARUNG, IA. Phone A-87 10 years of honest work BOB WELCH for Custom Grinding Puritan Feeds Dial SK CHIVE.