Ida County Pioneer Record from Ida Grove, Iowa • Page 5

THURSDAY, JUNE 4. lttt LOCALS Dr. and Mrs. 'E. D.

Hemphill will go to Port Dodfe today tor a visit with their sons and this evening they will attend a dance recital in which their granddaughter Cher! Hemphill will participate. Albert Keck of Los Angeles, spent last week visiting in the home of his nephew aod wife Mr. and Mrs. M. R.

Crom. He left Sunday morning for Minneapolis where he will spend the summer in the home of a son, Malcolm Keck. (Mr. and Mrs. Crom accompanied by Mr.

Keck spent Memorial day at Washta and Grand Meadow. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shearer of Onawa spent the week end visiting among relatives here. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Jensen and daughter Anita Ann wf Des Moines spent the week end visiting in the parental Will Krick home and with other relatives. Louise Moore and Mrs. Rose Casey of Des Moines spent the Memorial week end with their sister Mrs. J.

E. Garner and with other relatives. Mrs. Casey returned to Des Moines on Sunday but Miss Moore remained for a few days and will return home today. Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Edsen and eons Jerry and Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Cramer drove to Spirit Lake Friday night where they met Mr.

and Mrs. L. L. Cramer, Carol and Douglas of Ames for a week end of visiting and fishing. They all returned home Sunday night.

and Mrs. Lowell Jones and children Sammy, Timmy and Jodi of Newton were guests over the week end in the home of Mrs. Jones' sister Mrs. Hugh Septer and family. Cpl.

Harrison Boughton arrived home from Camp Stewart, Ga. Sunday morning to spend a 14 days leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Mr. and Mrs, Henry A.

C. Hansohn. Clara, Bobby and Eugene speni me weeK ena vismng relatives at Keirick and Moose Lake Minn. They returned home Sunday niffht. Mrs.

Ora Hoy and daughters and uiana 01 weoster (Jity spent Memorial day in the Henry Keep Schau home and visiting other relatives. They returned home on Mr. and Mrs. Rudoloh Bohlmann and son Orville of Denison 'Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Hansohn of Holstein attended the graduation exercises inursaay nignt ana later were entertained in the home of eral days last week with her sis-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hansohn. Mrs.

Henrietta Aiken spent sev-ter Mrs. Hans J. Hansen of Holstein, who is a patient in St. Joseph's hospital, Sioux City. and Mrs.

Robert Kearney (Elaine Conrad) announce the birth of their daughter Lynn Denise on May 25. Mr. and Mrs. Carle Cunningham drove to Oskaloosa Saturday morn Ling' and spent the week end with ineir aaugmer ana nusuana mr. and Mrs.

Charles Britsch. Donna Lea Hedrick came from Iowa City Saturday morning for a weekend visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hedrick. She returned to Iowa City Sunday afternoon.

She has been engaged as swimming instructor at the Iowa City swimming pool for the summer and will also attend the summer session at the university. Dr. and Mrs. E. D.

Hemphill accompanied by Mrs. Ruby Brown of Sioux City spent the week end visiting relatives at Wagner, S. Dak. Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Beck drove to Fort Dodge Friday night for a visit in the home of their nephew John O'Brien and family. On Saturday they were accompanied by the O'Brien family to Charles City to visit relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Brenden and children Mary Kay and Marty drove to Plankington, S. Friday afternoon to spend the week end with Mrs. Brenden's father, M. A.

Farrell- They also visited Mr. Brenden's mother, Mrs. Grace Brenden at Geddes, S. and other relatives in that vicinity. Mr.

and Mrs. A. G. Hess of Sioux City were visitors here on Memorial day. They then drove to Arthur for a visit in the James Lipton home.

Alonzo Dixon of Dow City spent Simdav visiting his mother in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Crawford. Mrs Maude Cramer of Oska loosa came last week for a visit with her sister Mrs. Manna uixon in the home of iMr.

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Maude Cramer of Oskaloosa, Mr. and Mm. Alvin.Dixon and ion Wavne of Deloit. Mr. and Mrs.

Ferd Pautsch of Westside spent Memorial day wun mrs. Martha Dixon at the home of Mr. and -Mrs. Clyde Crawford. Mr.

snd Mrs. LeRoy Gove and daughter Annette, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gove and daughter Bonnie of Windom, were here Thursday to visit in the L. B.

Gove home and attended the jrad-uation exercises of their cousin Janet Gove that evening. L. E. Babcock was taken to St. Anthony's hospital in Carroll on Monday for medical care.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Veith (Gladys Phares) of Keokuk spent the memorial week end in the home of the latter's mother, Mrs. Blanche Phares. Leonard S.

Smith of Port Dodge came Thursday to attend the commencement exercises, his great niece Janet Gove being a member of th class. While here he visited in the home of his sister Mrs. Heckles. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Miller, Mr. -and Mrs. Floyd Miller and Raymond Schafer of Sioux Falls were here for Memorial day and called on old friends. Mr. and Mrs.

James Anderson and children Jon ahd Judith of Hutchinson, came Friday to spend Memorial day. Mr. Anderson returned home Sunday and Anderson and children remained tospend the week in the home of her mother, Mrs. Blanche Phares. Mr- and Mrs.

Joe Pearson spent Sunday visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Buehler near Sac City. Mr. and Mrs.

Cyril Perion and Mary Jo of Ames were visitors over Memorial day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perion. Clifford Clifton of Charleston, W. arrived here Sunday morn ing to spend a week with his mother, Mrs.

Anna M. Clifton and with other relatives. Mr. Mrs. Raymond Hareens of Battle Creek were supper guests tne parental Joe fearson nome Memorial day.

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Goodwin, and Fred Goodwin of Omaha, Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Goodwin and daughters Evelyn and Bernice, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Goodwin and children Ann and Gary of Sioux City, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Miller, Vicki and Rusty were Memorial day guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Russell and family.

Locals Curtis Van Der Sluis of Idaho Falls, Idaho arrived here Sunday to soend a week's in the parental Charles Van Der Sluis home and with other relatives and friends. Mavis McClow returned to her studies at the state university at Iowa City Sunday afternoon after spending Memorial day at home. IMr. and Mrs. John J.

Chereck and son Pat of Omaha were forenoon and supper guests Friday in the Fred Streck home. Mr. Cherseck and Mr. Streck were army buddies at Ft. Hood, Texas.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kollbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kollbaum and family of Kiron were Saturday afternoon visitors in the Andrew Paulsen home near Anthon.

Mrs. Marvin Kuhlman, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nielsen and Connie, Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Olson of Newell. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lack-man and family of Kiron were visitors in the Alvin Johnson home Saturdav. Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Kollbaui and sons and E. H. Malone were Memorial day dinner guests in re the home ot Mrs. Bertna Harms at Denison.

Miss Haddie Lamson of Red Oak spent Decoration day here and called on old time friends. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Cameron and daughter Mary of CorrectionviUe were Memorial day guests in me Don Cameron home. valuable papers jafe in COLE'S SECRET VAULy Hidden from view ft a lecret vault, doubly protected by a Combination Dial-lock (only YOU know its combination) plus an extra lock on outer door.

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ovioeiaHrtUy aU No 5395 County Pioneer Record Mr. and Mrs. Witter Olid ThonMS of Sap Clty'ipent Sunday visiting in the parental m. j. roracy.

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hark, accompanied by the latter's mother Mrs. Ellis Guess of Lohrviile attended Memorial day services at Churdan. Mrs.

Prank Weigel of Storm Lake spent Monday visiting in the home of Mrs. Ray Conard and with other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murray and children Mickey, Fatty and Peggy of Sioux City, Jarrett Conard.

Harlen Conard and daughter Cheryl of Cherokee were Memorial day visitors here. Earl Dunn, of Waterloo came Friday night for a visit over the week end in the W. E. Suiter home. He left Monday morning accompanied by Mrs.

Dunn who had spent the week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Weigel, Becky, Ronnie, Ferylet and Heryle of Lake View spent Sunday visiting in the home of Mrs. Ray Conard.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Deal of Mapleton, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Horstman, Howard and Beverly of Battle Creek were luncheon guests in the Charles Tenney hfjmo Memorial day.

Mr, and Mrs. Deal drove to Lake View that evening to join Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Millspaugh of Bloomington, 111., for a week's camping at Lake-wood park. Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Uampbell nf ripe Mnines came Friday eve ning to spend Memorial day and visit in tne nowara nome. They returned to Des Moines Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Williams. Patty and Joyce, Mrs. Catherine Harto and nans u. Muasen leu Friday morning for San Fernando, to snend a couple of weeks visiting among relatives there" and at other points. Mr.

and Mrs. James Vaught and daughter Susan of Anoka, spent Saturday evening visiting in the home of Mrs. Hazel Loren- n. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Hartman and Karen of Silver Creek were supper guests in the home of Mrs. Hazel Lorenzen Sunday evening. Fred J. Jensen 01 Ames ana iwr. and Mrs.

Fred 'ft. Jensen and daughters Carol Ann and Susan of Sioux Citv were visitors over the week end in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Blake. Mrs. Robert Arbogast of Bloomington, 111., came Thursday for a visit with her parents Mr. Mrs. August Schmidt and attend com mencement exercises mat evening, her sister Carol was a member of the class.

Mr. Arbogast came to soend the week end in the Schmidt home. B. K. Fairchild and sister, Mrs.

A. W. Coil left Monday morning for Danville, to spend a wees visiting among relatives. Mr. ana Mrs.

jas. aniric 01 Storm Lake spent Sunday evening visiting tne narentai w. Shirk home. Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Hamburger of Sioux City were visitors in Ida Grove on memorial day. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wallace and daughters Deborah and Margaret Ann of Lohrviile were visitors on Memorial day in the parental Wm. Wellendorf and Mrs.

Bessie Wallace homes. Marsha Prior left Friday morn ing for her home in Luverne after having spent the week as a cuest of Carol'Schmidt in the par- imjcntal August Schmidt home. She I cwne to attend commencement activities of her former classmates. Mr. and Mrs.

Julien E. Scott (Beverly Barrett) of Portland Ore announce the birtn ot a son on Mav 22. The little boy weighed seven pounds 11 ounces and has been named Paul Michael. The Juliens now have two little boys. Charles itoons ol Anoka, fame Fridav to SDend the Mem orial day week end with his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover Roons. His wife and daughter Dorothy stopped in Emmetsburg to spend the time with relatives. Charles left Monday morning for his home and was accompanied by his mother who will visit with them at Anoka for some time.

They expected to stop in Emmetsburg for Mrs. Koons and daughter. Their son Bobby was on a fishing trip in northern Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs.

Neil Soper and sons Blake and Paul of Charles City came Friday evening tor a visit over Memorial day in the parental Carl A. Blake home. Mr. Soper returned to his work as executive secretary of Y.M.C.A. in Charles City and Mrs.

Soper and sons remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsay and Carole of near Washta and Srhmmm of Cedar Falls were dinner guests in the home of Lilv Schramm on Memorial day. They also visited in the Fred Schramm.

Arthur Lindsay and Ray Haefncr homes Artnur. Mr. ana Mrs. tinar oitarm. ac-fnTTinnniprf hv Pete Petersen.

Mrs. Mary Plank and Mrs. Eva Waldo spent Saturday afternoon visiting in the Robert Hesse home near Kiron and the home of Mrs. Amanda Friedrichsen near Lake View. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph K. Jen- nintrt Keith! soent the Memorial day week end visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A tVsVp 1ft for their home in Rapid city, u-, iwonaay morning accompanied by Mrs.

Paul D. Ratliff (Bessie Keith) of Portland, who spent last week in the home of her sister Mrs. Blake. She will also visit in the Jennings home before returning to Portland. Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Dean Schramm and children Susan and Tommy and JoAnn Schramm came from Cedar Falls to spend the week end in the parental Mrs. Lily Schramm and Martin Ras-mussen homes. Mrs. Schramm, Susan and Tommy remained to spend a week with her parents Mr.

and Mrs. Rasmussen. DANBURY Stephen and David are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Strode, at Lewistown.

111. They accompanied her mother and sister, Mrs. Merle Shaw of Farm- mgion, 111. nome mursaay. Mrs.

Dan Graves and children. Janet and Dan of Bradshaw, visited over Memorial Day with her mother, Mrs. Eola Evans. Mrs. Elsie Hay of Des Moines visited her father, Charles Sch-runk and brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Sehrunk and family. Mrs. Fred Treiber entertained the Birthday Club at her home on Thursday afternoon. The time was spent playing cards and a lunch -was served by the hostess.

Mrs. Walter Otto was a guest, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tangeman of Akron accompanied by his brother, Harold Tangeman. spent Memorial Day visiting friends.

Miss Mary Keitges of Des Moines spent the week end visiting her nephew, John C. Keitges. Clifford Kinney. Walter Otto, and Godfrey Durst spent Tuesday and Wednesday of last week fish- at Spirit B. Scotl and 50ns.

Ralrth and Edwin, and nephew, Ray Scott and Louis Otto of Mapleton spent ivionaay visiting jonn scott at the Lutheran Hospital in Omaha. Mrs. Anna Anderson of Mapleton is visiting her mother. Mrs. Marie Dose.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Otto of Holstein, Mr. and Mrs. Duane La-cey and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Raloh Scott and Mr anrt Mr? Edwin Scott and children -were dinner guests Memorial Day of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Scott.

KOOL-AID Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ker-win aod sons of Tekemah, were week end guests of her mother, Mrs. Rosa Crilly and brothers. Alfred and Charles and wife.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron (Edith Towers) Keltner of Ames spent Memorial Day and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Ethel Towers. On Sunday, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Towers and family of Anihon and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paul of Sioux City were dinner guests. Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Cord of Sioux City spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. J. C. Cord, and with his brother and sister-in-law.

Mr. and Mrs. John Cord and family. John Scott Medical Patient in Omaha Mr. and Mrs.

James Scott and son. Edwin Scott, and nephew, Ray Scott spent Wednesday of last week visiting the latter's father, Mr. John Scott, a medical patient at the Lutheran hospital in Omaha. They were accompanied home by Mrs. John Scott.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brown of Ida Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lee and children, Audrey and Chester, of Battle Creek were dinner guests on Memorial day of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Otto and Miss Viola Mohr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shoning and daughters, Janith and Mary, of Sioux City spent Memorial Day with her parents.

Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Richards, and with his mother, Mrs.

Harvey Shoning and sister, Mrs. Lester Bell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Eollig. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bollig and daughters of Mapleton, Mr. and Mrs.

Johnny Virtue and children Castana visited relatives and friends Memorial Day. Pel Milk 2 cans 29c Frozen PEAS 6 pkgs. 25c 15c 3 Bunches RADISHES RED, RIPE WATERMELON Pineapples 39c Fwin wm, ww ha spent Memorial Day with and friends at Ida Grove. They were accompanied home by her mother, Mrs. John Scott, whose husband is receiving treatment at the Lutheran hosftital there.

She will also visit her other daughters, Mrs. N. C. Huitt ana Mrs. wuour Beam.

Mrs. Lawrence Otto and daughter Linda and her mother. Mrs. John of Mapleton were callers Friday of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Otto. Mr. Mrs. Leonard Powell and daughter Vicki of Galva were visitors Memorial Day of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Hartle-ben and grandmother, Mrs.JJary Cram. Mr. and Mrs. George Barry and family of Sioux City spent Memorial Day with his aunts, Misses Esther and Lucille Collins, and other relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Waddell of Mapleton spent Memorial Day with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Otto went to CorrectionviUe Friday and were accompanied home by her sister.

Miss Viola Mohr, who had completed her teaching. Miss Viola will teach the sixth grade of the CorrectionviUe Public School again next year. Harold Dean Pierce closed the school! year as a Junior High instructor at Ida Grove Friday and is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

L. W. Pierce and family. He has heen rehired to the same position for next year. Mr.

and Mrs. Duane Lacey took their daughter Olive and a friend from Mapleton to Omaha Sunday where they have secured employ-men. They were 1953 graduates from Mapleton high school. Pvt. Ronnie Jensen of Ft.

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