Wright County Monitor from Clarion, Iowa • Page 3

Jty (Emmtg flhmttar Published every Thursday at 207 North Main Stioet. Clarion Wright County, Iowa. Second Class Postage Paid at Clarion, Iowa W. B. HODSER Publisher Official Newspaper of Wright County and the City of Clarion SUBSCRIPTION RATES MEMBER Iowa Press Association, National Editorial Association PHONE 3IRTHS Son, Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Boggs, Clarion. Son, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith, Eagle Grove.

Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Greg B. Stearns, Eagle Grove. Son, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Stelg Eagle Grove. Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.

Winterton, Eagle Grove. DEATHS Adams, Claude, formerly Clarion. Claude, John L. 75 Eagle Grove. Helland, Mrs.

Selma, 61 Belmond. Heitkamp, Jr. Irvin, 64, Eagle Grove. Pinkham, Mrs. Eliz.

88 Goldfield. Bell, Thomas, 77 formerly Eagle Grove. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED Mark Wayne Holtan, 19 yrs. Thor to Shirley Ann Cupp 18 Eagle Grove, APPLICATION FOR MARRIAGE LICENSE Ronald Lee Hanson 26 yrs. Alexander to Diane Carol Fetrow 20 yrs.

Belmond PETITION TO COURT Dorothy Pearson vs. Elizabeth Dempsey, Petition for appointment of conservator. A. M. Nelson vs.

Frances Groen, Petition at Law, Plaintiff demands Judgment. Everette J. Allinson vs. Irvin Rockow Charlotte Rockow, Petition at Law. James E.

Houser as adm. of Chester Hake, deceased vs Charles O. Norris, Petition at Law, Plaintiff prays Judgment against defendant. NEW CARS REGISTERED Louise C. Krysan, Clarion, Plymouth 4 door sedan.

Carl A. Greenberg, Eagle Grove, Mercury 4 door sedan. Harvey D.or Kathleen W. Martin, Eagle Grove, Mer- cury Marauder Hardtop. 4 door Roger Lee Schnell, Goldfield, Ford 4 door country sedan.

lone Deal, Goldfield, Mercury 4 door sedan. James F. or Lucille Abbott, Eagle Grove, Mercury 4 door Breezeway sedan. Harold H. or Mildred I.

Turk, Clarion, Buick4door sedan deluxe. Kenneth L. or Darlene E. Balsaar, Clarion, Ford 2 door hardtop. Richard A.

Young, Clarion, Buick convertible. Hollis D. or Jeanne Padgett, Eagle Grove, Ford 2 door hardtop. Cleo J. or Mary A.

Wilson, Belmond, Plymouth 4 door sedan. Mike P. or Florence F. McLaughlin, Belmond, Ford 4 door sedan. William or Freda Wes-sels, Kanawha, Chevrolet 4 door sedan.

Ernest C. Allen, Clarion, Ford 4 door sedan. Henry Peck, Eagle Grove Volkswagon, deluxe sedan. Samuel P. Leinbach Jr.

Belmond, Ford 2 door hardtop. LAND TRANSFERS McNeal, Dorothy Cour-son to Ronald W. Courson et al (WD) Lot 3 Blk. 14 Orig. Town of Belmond, la.

except So. 25 ft. of West 17 ft. thereof, subject to right of J. R.

Trees Thora to use West 4 ft. lot 3 for clothesline purpose as long as either shall retain title to lot 4-14 Orig. Town of Belmond. Smith, Willamine et alto Robert C. Cullinan (WD) SE Sec.

22-93-23. Sorenson, Harry Laura M. to Lyle E. Ida May Sorenson (contr) NE 6 of of NW All Sec. 1-92-24 W.

of 5th P. M. Schroeder, Mabel Barnes et al to Bessie Barnes State (WD) Lot 1 Blk. 8 R.R. Add.

to Town of Clarion, la. Courson, Nina Frances to Dorothy Courson McNeal (WD) Lot 3 Blk. 14 Orig. Town of Belmond, la. (except So.

25 ft. of W. 17 ft. thereof, subject to right of J. R.

Trees Thora Trees to use W. 4 ft. of said lot 3 for clothesline purposes as long as J. F. Trees or Thora Trees shall retain title to lot 4.

Denser, Forrest A. Marcella to Roy Anderson HOME LOANS Home Loans To Purchase, Build, Remodel Or Refinance Your Present Loan. Quick Service Low Rates And Full Option Payment Loans. For Your Best Loans Write Or Call On The CURRENT EARNINGS NOW BEING PAID ON SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS. Have A Saving Account With Home Federal Of Algona.

Your Savings Are Insured Up To The Amount Of $10,000 By An Agency Of The U. S. Government. Home Federal Savings Loan Assn. ALGONA SINCE 1917 IOWA III! ililil Wright County Monitor, Clarion, Iowa, March 19, 1964 lyou a 1 cnac part oi all NW of NE the NW of SE lying E.

of la. River E. frl. of NW Sec. 1 -90-23 W.

of 5th P.M. 'ant, Minnie L. to Roy (WD) all that part of of NE Sec. 9-90-26 W. of 5th P.M.

Clarion Progress Inc. to Leland D. Jeanette Smithson (WD) Lot 6 Blk. JPlfW MEMBERS OF THE 1940-41 BASKETBALL Squad which met Humboldt In the first conference game are-, standing left to right, Russell Tall-man, Harold Johnson, Dean Beckett, William Douglas, John Woodln, Duane Engen, Lyle Calkins, John Peterson, Gus Bordner, David Bil-bery, Phillip Ballou and Clair Duer. Sitting left to right; Robert Maxwell, Keith Sloan, Ray West, Newt Draheim and Charles Shupe.

1954 TEN YEARS AGO Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Evans left Tuesday morning on a trip to New Orleans, La. The trip came as a prize In a sales contest conducted by the Kelly-Ryan Company of Blair, Nebraska during the month of February. Sponsored by the Clarion Civil Air Patrol, the Webster City Chamberof Commerce Male Chorus will present a concert at the school auditorium Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.

The concert will be an hour and 20 minutes in length. There will be no admission charge but a freewill offering will be taken. The chorus comes to Clarion without charge and receipts will go entirely to the sponsoring organization. Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Hanson have purchased the house owned by Dick Mc-Gonigle located at 720 Second St. N. W. They will take possession June 1.

Mr. and Mrs. McGonigle hope to find a place closer to the school. Although spring officially arrived Saturday night at 9:45 winter paid this part of the state a return visit Wednesday morning with a mixture of rain and snow. Moisture was most welcome to make up the great deficiency which had existed for the past eight months.

Friday's rain a- HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN mounted to .38 inch here. ASSOCIATION. A LOON A. IOWA. Lytt KIN III AKjkJ In this issue is the card of Roy E.

"Lefty" Wilson, who is a candidate for Republican nomination for the office of sheriff for Wright County. He is seeking reelection on his record as a competent and obliging official and believes he can continue to give the kind of service the people desire. He is competent and has a host of friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Latch have purchased the G. T. Eldridge property. They will take possession of the property in the near future. Steve Umthum of West Point has purchased the Lynch farm three miles west of Clarion and took possession March 1.

The above sales were made by the Clarion Insurance and Realty company. Cliff Flurer and Claire Woodley returned home Saturday from Fort Dodge where they had their tonsils removed at the Lutheran hospital. A son was born Tuesday at the Clarion General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Reiland.

This is the third boy in the family. 1934 THIRTY YEARS AGO The urdFrclPss debate tournanv 1" svhich the Clarion tc participated on SatuiJay, mark? theond of an active debate season. The local speakers consisting of Helen Wal-terick and Clark McNeal on the affirmative and Kirk Draheim and Betty Campbell made a nice showing. Billy McGahey held first place in the junior high humorous declamatory competition at Rowan Tuesday evening. Margaret Schumpp won second place in the senior dramatic class at the same place.

Among those from Clarion who were in Des Moines last week to see Katherine Cornell were thefollowing: Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Kennedy, Mr.

and Mrs. M. F. Birdsall, Mr. and Mrs.

C. J. Birdsall, Misses Ethel Belle Taylor, Helen Jones, Amelia Christen, Althea Richards, Aletha Fobes, Edna Olseth, Florence Banks, Ruth Bell, Mary Ann Ripley, Frances Siedel and Janey Storer. A new CWA project was stai ted in the county Tues day morning, when two men were put to work painting an air sign on the roof of the court house. It is plan ned to paint similar signs in all seven towns of tbe N.

Clarion, is par-county if the funds continue ticipating aboard the attack long enough to pay the aircraft carrier USS Kitty workmen. Hawk in a coordinated U. S. The letters are 6 feet tall Nationalist Chinese am- calied 4 Town Rj PnuntTV PlarP ana according to tne re- imiuiuus. First Add to CUv of are first out- "Operation Backpack-ion, la.

lined wlth asphalt, then ing conducted off the cc and according to the re- phibious exercise NW OI OK lying fc. R.v^ai.n of liam Jr. Ann fin 9 3 Beginning at a pt. 2 No. of SW corner of n.

covered with aluminum of Taiwan. One Year VV right. Humboldt. Hancock. PrarkUn Esther to Wrlght County MthVnrZ Schroeder, stated that the Fleet and the Nationalist tract 08f land Eagle NE of NF.

Src. Sfi- jjiimiiiK ai a yt. 11. 1QQ ft 6 75 ft to nlace lHluuaL1J uc ulc men on Sec. line of NW cor- of beKinninc Life estate roof of a lumber yard and and 140 units participating, ner of Sec.

9-90-26 thence the at Belmond may be will culminate in an am- so. 3 degrees 30 ft. thence Lehman, Merrill et al 300 ft. thence So. 49 de- tln (c 0 1 No of grees.

30 ft 450 ft So. 81 degrees 30 ft. E. 250 ft. nf srh No.

1120 ft. W. 750 ft. to placed on the roof of the Ford garage. DENNIS WATSON IN BACKPACK Dennis L.

Watson, airman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Watson of 420 Fourth De cease paint, then given a third Backpack is an exercise coating of yellow paint, the to test the amphibious cap-most highly visible color, abilities and readiness of C. W.

A. cnalrman L. W. tne rorces or tne beventn phibious assault on beaches of southern Taiwan, and will demonstrate the effectiveness of the United States Seventh Fleet to rapidly move a significant combat force to a troubled area in order to assist an ally. Truth and unvarnished frankness are not always the same things.

CtARION BUSINESS And Professional Directory SEE poundstone DR. A. L. WOOD Insurance Agency Perso.ial Service For All CHIROPRACTOR Needs Mrs. Dick Poundstone 205 N- Sfc Phone 532-SM1 N.

Phone Archerd-Birdsall-Oraheim EYLER FUNERAL HOME Attorneys at Law FUNERAL SERVICES Moore Hotel Building AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 532-2851 Phone 33S-S233 YiMir BankersLIFE Mm al Lewellyn ElectriC insurance Phone Phone 532-25M Clarion Upholsterers FiliatlCe C. F. BUCH AN Loans for AH Purposes mt a Financing Is our Only 621 First Ave S. E. Business Phone 532-2413 Clarion Phone SHUPE HDWE.

Sheldon Company "OUR OWN" REAL ESTATE LOAN'S Insurance Income Tax W-jrk Phone 532-2163 i06 Central Ate. Ph. 532-S713 DON'S WM. "Bl'CK" ENGLISH RADIO AND TV building SYLVAN I A T.V. AIND CONTRACTOR STEREO Re-itU-ntial and Commercial SERVICE AFTER THE SALE Construction and Remodeling MISHLER WALTER M.

BRAUER ROOFING SIDING Ph. 532-3372 Clarion Phone 53Z-2564 CUnon Law Offices of Mueller Studio ROBERT B. KAY 404 No Main Evans-Kay Building Phone 532-2M9 Clarion. loua CLARION, IOWA I.NM of all lor I'liderstanding Service. At TOMOBILK LOANS Central Loan Co.

H. C. HANSEN Phone S32-2663 II5 Central Ave. -Clarion AL SAYLOR H. Austin A Son ABSTRACT'S OF TITLE Ko-il Estate Insurance I.

0.11 r.sat KALpH Lawyer Loans HOTEL BLDG. Ph. 532-2150 GonerU Practicc DR. P.M. SIMS 'FRANCE Income Tax Real Estate OPTOMETRIST n.

M.i„ su Robson Agency Office Phone 532-2537 Phone 532-S6S0 jtfarion Kobson. Owner. read by the wonderful JtwttCf of Mini DO MOST of the SHOP- PING In 532-3605 Duane Sandage MADDOCKS KH0SHAUG Attorneys al Law Estate. Farm Management Kamu, Home8 Farm U.an, Phone 532-2325 Clarion.