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Mars. Iowa. DAILY SENTINEL. Wednesday. January 2.

1963--2 Announce Betrothal Of Miss Holtgrewe Merrill News MERRILL FAMILIES HOLD FESTIVE GET-TOGETHERS Daily AND YULETIDE DINNERS I Christmas Eve saw a beautiful snow a nvhich left about four inches of light fluffy snow on erj tiling. but left the roads and strtvts nice for traveling. Most pto- pie in Merrill had eithtr out of guests or guests in jDther homes Mrs. Anna Brunstedt flew to I Corpus Chnsti. Tex and Mrs I Verna Fagan flew to Brookhn.

each to be with daugh- ters and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Johns guests in the home of their daughter, the Maurice Golduis. Mrs.

C. C. Hauff. the ren Hauff family and guests, their daughter, son-in- law and granddaughter. Mr I and Mrs.

Donald Bobier of fornia. and Mrs. Nellie Todd were all guests at the Dwight Hauff home in Sioux Citv. Dr. and Mrs.

L. E. Stribley visited their children and grandchildren. Gary Stribley and Mrs. George Montgomery and families in Ames and Des Mrs.

Irene Zensen was a guest in her daughter's home, the Bill Barrys in Danbury. Mr. and Mrs. Earl were guests of relatives in i Worthington. Rev.

a Mrs. Hawhee left after the Christmas morning church services for the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hawhee in New Mar- id Mrs.

Her- iiun and sons had dinner with ner parents, the Charles Mole- naars in Rock Rapids. Bert Knapp was a guest the home of his brother, Ben Knapp in Sioux City. Mr. and Mrs. A.

R. Carrier of Buena Vista. Christmas guests, the home of his sister, the Ray Weinhei- mers. Kay Weinheimer of Ce- dar Falls was also a guest. Miss Salome Lauch.

R.N of Chicago, is spending her Christ. mas vacation with her sister, Mrs. Sophie aid and Gwen. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Schmid and children of Kingslev and Sentinel Published weekday a noons except Saturday and legal holidays. Second class postage paid at Le Mars, Iowa. Published by Chan and Carter Pitts Editor and Publisher Chan Pitts Business and Advertising Carter Pitts News Editor Glada Reichert Production Manaf.tr John Hodgson Job Shop Manager Ellis Johansen 21 First St. NE. Telephone 546-512-4 Official City and County Paper A I I I A It II 8 Third bt Cotnmbu.

II HI MnuhM I I fnt lu rraiinm I SUBSCRIPTION RATES Le Mars and Merrill subscribers served by Daily Sen- inel carriers. Two weeks (by carrier) 30c Three Months $2.00 By mail in Iowa. South Dakota, Nebraska and Minnesota, except where carrier service is available: One month 60c Six mcaths $3.00 One year $5.00 Outside immediate four state area, by mail. Six months $3.50 One year $6.00 Mr and Mrs. Carl Durr a family were guests in the Homer Thorns home.

There were 17 relatives who had Christmas dinner in Earl Thompson home, coming from Danbury. Hinton and Merrill. Me and Mrs. Fred Hammond were hosts for Mr. and Mrs.

Adam Tindall of Atkinson, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hammond, Curtis and Venessa of Alia. Mrs. Edith Rush was a guest of her sister in Sac City.

Mr. and Mrs. I. Machamer were guests of their daughter and son-in-law. Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Dean and children in Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lang attended the family dinner in the when a cold strikes 4 4 Qtexau) SUPER ANAPACA.C: ANTI-COUGH Decongestant Cold Tablets Help Everywhere 'j a Cold Hurts! 24 1.39 SO's 1.98 OVEL Sandra Rae Holtgrewe Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Holt- grewt of Remsen announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Rae of Sioux Falls to Dennis E. Mouw. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Mouw of Boyden. Miss Holtgrewe is a junior student at Sioux Valley hospital school of nursing. Sioux Falls. Her fiance is engaged in farming. No wedding date has been set.

home of Mrs. Hazel Farmer near Le Mars. MRS. DALE LUTHER ADOPT INFANT DAUGHTER A little baby girl who has been named Lori Susan a canv to live with Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Luther and their son. They adopted the little girl last week. SLATE HARVEY HERMAN'S FARM AUCTION JAN. 11 Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Herman have sold their farm in Johnson township, on the blacktop Perry Creek road, to Clark Tindall. They will their farm auction Jan. 11 and then plan to move to Merrill into the house they recently purchased from Nis Ahrendsen. NO HOME LIGHTING CONTEST THIS YEAR; DONATE PRIZE MONEY TO PUBLIC LIBRARY Even though no prizes were offered this year, many homes and yards were beautifully lighted, among them the home of Mrs. Irene Zensen.

The S70 in prizes usually given by the Community club and Volunteer Firemen was donated to the Merrill library in the city building. The librarian. Mrs. Nellie Todd. reports that the children are making good use of the library books.

NORMAN MOREHEAD BUYS DON'S SUPERETTE STORE Mr. and Mrs. Don Oxenford have sold their grocery store. Don's Superette, to Norman Morehead of Leeds, who took possession Jan. 2 Mr.

Morehead has rented the C. J. Vanderloo house on Calhoun St. and with his i Shirley and their 10-year-old daughter Sharon will soon move to Merrill. SLATE WOMEN'S STUDY CLUB MEETING JAN.

8 The Merrill Women's Study club will meet Tuesday. Jan. 8 in the Methodist church social room. The hostesses will 'x Mrs. Gordon Brodie a Nellie Todd.

Mrs. Eldo will give a book re- COMMUNITY CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS At the December meeting of the Community club the officers elected were president. Ben Luense; vice president, Klemme; secretary-, Mrs. Dean Hurd. and treasurer.

Dale Luther. Next meeting the i Tuesday in January, namely Jan. 15. GARY SHANERS REPORT CAR IS DAMAGED BY TYPHOON ON GUAM A woman who is well-known in Merrill, the granddaughter of Mrs. C.

C. Hauff, Mrs. Gary Shaner best known here as Ann, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hauff of Sioux City, is now stationed on the island of Guam in the Pacific which was the scene of a recent typhoon.

Her husband was ordered out to sea with all the other ships when the typhoon was predicted. Mrs. Shaner is the dietitian in the hospital there and decided to stay there during the typhoon. All the hospital windows were blown out, the roof taken off and several walls knocked down, yet no one was seriously injured. Mrs.

Shaner writes she hopes she will a similar experience. They were fortunate a their home received little damage only a amount of water, but their car did recei.e seme damage. Merrill Local Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bobier and baby daughter Julianne, who were called here by the death of Mrs.

Bobier's grandfather. C. C. Hauff. via plane for their home in Cano- go.

Calif. last Friday. Mrs. C. C.

Hauff accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Urban Berner and family to Sioux City Sunday where they were dinner 4-H News UNION VIKING: a i a a procedure was the discussion topic at the December meeting of the Union Vikings 4-H club. Scctt Morton brought the meeting to order with 2-1 members present. Lunch was served by Mrs.

John Morton and Mrs. Roddy Eyres. Fred Blcil, reporter. THIS IS YOUR THE fer 'M1NUTEMAN iUn Seasonings Texan to son: "Son. 1 just heard you asking that man if he was from Texas.

Nrw. my boy. I want always to remember that if a man ci mcs from Texas he'll tell ou. and if he isn't from Texas, there's no need to embarrass him gue ts in the Dwight Hauff he me Mrs Nellie Ttxld was a Sunday and Monday guest in the home of her son. Dr Tcdd and family in Merrill.

Mr and Mrs Emmet are hrme again from their scuthern sightseeing trip. U.S. Air Force Subscribe to th'e Daily Sentinel TV TROUBLE' The "WRIGHT" Number to Call 5464626 How Much Can A Ca Cars, Trucks, Weather, Oil, as, People and Grease Tortured This Carpet For 4 Weeks On the Athens Standard Service Driveway One of the Toughest Tests Ever Made On A Carpet! Andy Siebens of Reuter Flooring Co. points to the Berwick 501 Nylon carpet that laid on the driveway of Athens Standard Service for several weeks. Part of this rug has been cleaned.

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