The Britt News-Tribune from Britt, Iowa • Page 11

MUTT. IOWA, WPNE8DAY. MAY WESLEY Mra. A. M.

LMM IS EIGHTH GRADEK8 AT ST. Eighth grade graduation exer- for the 15 St. parochial school were held after 7:30 maw Sunday, May 16. The Rev. L.

N. Klein gave an address and presented the diplomat. Class officers and members are: Leonard Froehlich, president; Janice Hichtsmeier, vice-president; Agnes Goetz, secretary; Judy Hilbert. treasurer; Donna Mae Bleich, Darlenc Dornbier, Ellen Loebig, Elaine Neuroth. Judy Pfeffer, James Keising, Mike Ri-hter, Billy Rockwood, Charles Smith, Kathleen Studer, Mary Lou Weig.

RELATIVES HEAR HUTCHEN'S DEATH Hauptman relatives received word May 12 of the sudden death of Lenus Hutchens, 40, of Ft. Worth, Texas. He was injured in a car accident in Pioche, May 7 and died May 10. Funeral services were conducted in Odgen, Utah. He leaves his widow, the former Madelyn Hauptman, daughter of Mrs.

Anna Hauptman and the late Ed. Hauptman; two daughters, Diane, 14, and Linda, 10; one son, Gary, 15; also three sisters and one brother. LEASE GETS RELEASE FROM NAVY Mr. and Mra. L.

L. Lease went to Ames, May 15 to their ton, Loren, who was discharged May 12 from the navy at Philadelphia. He served four yean aboard IT. S. S.

Juneau and for the past several months has worked in the office at the separation center in Philadelphia. Guy Ash entered Hancock County Memorial Hospital, May 8 for medical care and on May 12 was transferred to Veterans hospital, Des Moines. L. L. Lease took his brother.

A. M. Lease, to Mercy hospital, Mason City, several days last week for therapy treatment of a bone disease that has confined him to his home for several weeks. ALNES TO VISIT IN NORWAY The Jack Lickteigs and family moved this week from Loebig apartments to the Sam Alne home. The Alnes leave May 26 from New York for a several months visit his relatives in Norway.

They have stored their furniture in the brick building on Main St. which is enclosed but not complete. Mrs. Ann Shipley has sold her Diagonal Cafe in Algona and will move to Wesley to assist her brother, Wm. Meyer, to operate the Wesley Livestock Market Sale Every Tuesday Night Good Market for Stock Cows, Calves, and Feeder Cattle WE ARE BUTCHER HOG BUYERS CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU SELL GAREL (DUTCH) LEEK Owner and Operator cafe.

Evangelical Free aid will meet May 25 at the church with Mesdames Ivan Johnson and H. Funnemark. C. D. A.

ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Catholic Daughters held election of officers at their meeting last week. Elected were: Mary Bode, grand regent; Viola Loebig, vice- regent; Francis Weber, monitor; Clara Erdman, treasurer; Pauline Girres, historian; Lucille Nelson, secretary; Bridgett Smith, lecturer; Erma Kunz, prophetess; Rita Youngwirth, sentinel; Ruth Mary Hrubes, pianist; Laura Richter and Genevieve Goctz were reelected trustees for 3-year terms. Mrs. Faye Ward and two sons, of Pensacola, Florida, visited relatives here one day last week. Richard Ricke.

of Ft. Monmouth, N. telephoned his mother, Mrs. George Ricke, on Mother's Day to say he had just completed a months course in a signal corp school and was ordered to report May 18 to Ft. Bliss, Texas.

Mrs. Guy Dimond returned Saturday evening from a week's stay with their daughter, Mrs. Howard Sparks, and family of Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Kraus and son Rickie spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Ketchen, of Emmetsburg. Tuesday club met May 18 with Mrs. L.

L. Pfeffer with Beatrice Hildman assisting. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilhelm, of Austin, Mrs.

Marshall Michaelson, Mrs. Louise Dooda and daughter Judy, and Emil Seifert, ARTIFICIAL BREEDING of DAIRY CATTLE Holstein Brown Swiss Hereford Jersey Angus Milking Shorthorn Guernsey Ayrshire Call Before 10:00 A. M. FOR SERVICE CALL: Belmond 506 Kanawha 123 Garner 28 Klemme 38 Britt 2251 Clarion 609J for all calls south of Cornelia road. NORTH IOWA BREEDERS CO-OP all of Mason City, and Dorothy Seifert.

of Britt, Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary Seifert ana the Carl Albees. LOEBIG TO HEAD LIONS CLUB Lions Club held election of officers at their May 12 meeting. Wilfred Loebig was elected president; Gayle Studer, vice-president; Stan Johnson, tail twister; Don Powers, lion tamer; directors tor years are Tom Forburger and Al Loebig. for one year Bruce Cranston.

The group planned to entertain their wives at their June meeting. A son was born Sunday, May 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seebeck at the Hancock County Memorial Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. Anton Becker, of St. Joe, and Father Luke Becker, O. S. of Lobdie, were Sunday guests in the Wilfred Becker home.

MRS. STUDER HONORED AT PARTY Mrs. Donovan Studer was honored by a get acquainted party Wednesday afternoon by the Prairie Neighbors club who presented her with a chenille bedspread and served lunch. Mrs. Victor Loebig accompanied Des Moines, Thursday, where they Mrs.

Anna Williams, of Garner, to attended a Catholic Doughters convention. Mrs. Viola Studer was hostess to her bridge club Wednesday, May 12. Mrs. Frank Bleich was a guest.

Father George Wessling and his housekeeper, Emma Hodap, of Audubon, were visiting old friends and former parishioners here last week. Brownies held a picnic Tuesday after school at the R. E. Newbrough yard. Linda Newbrough has the mumps.

MAASS NAMED WEED COMMISSIONER Arthur Maass, of Luverne, has been appointed weed commissioner for Wesley, Prairie and LuVerne townships and began work last week. SET CAUCUS MONDAY-NIGHT A Republican caucus was held Monday evening, May 17 in the Exchange State Bank. Delegates were chosen to attend the county meeting on July 2. HOLD SHOWER FOR MARY EGGERT A prenuptial shower for Mary Ann Eggert was held in parish Here's your chance fo get the BEST COMBINE DEA1 IN TOWN! (OFFER FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY) hall Sunday, May 1C. She will marry Kenm-th Studer May gt.

Joseph's church. in TWO FAMILIES MOVE IN CHANGES Mr. and Mrs. Del Rogness and family moved Wednesday to the home they recently purchased from the Marion Paulsons at the north edge of town. The Al Loebigs and family moved the same day into the home vacated by the Kogriess family.

Dismiss Petition On Drainage On Objections Hancock county supervisors on Monday held public hearing on the petition of Laurance Radloff et al for the establishment and construction of a new drainage district No. 158 and the engineer's report recommending the establishment and construction. After hearing objectors the board proceeded to dismiss the petition and halt further proceedings in the proposed improvement when it became evident that of freeholders in the proposed watershed were objecting to the establishment and construction. rd of the functions performed by the various offices from officials wlvo opened their respective offices to the RYP. DEARBORN-WOOD BROS.

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IT WILL PAY YOU BIG TO SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY A Britt KWSPAPLRl MAJON MOTOR COMPANY Implement Div. The Ronald Kenyon Construction Company of West Des Moines will begin the construction of the blacktop road from Woden to the county line north and to the county line west about the middle of June according to County Engineer Charles Paulson. The J. Cra'g Minneapolis, began work Monday on the construction of the blacktop road from Goodell to Kanawha. Duane Peck Weds Klein me Lady Crystal Lake: Adeline Medaus, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Medaus. of Kit-mine, became the bride of Duane Peck, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Peck, of Crystal Lake, in a ceremony performed in the Feck home at the Lake, Saturday, May 1 at 3:30 p.

in. The Kev. B. A. Hust, pastor of the Bethel Baptist church of Uritt, read the single-ring service that united tlm couple in the presence of foity guests.

Attendants for the couple were Mr. and Mrs Kalph Jorgenson, of Garner. Geraldinc Brower, of Clear Luke, was soloist and sang "May the Good Lord Bless and Keep Judy Bergman, of H.iyfield, WHS pianist. For her wedding attire the bri'ie chose yellow suit with red roses and a corsage of white carnations. The bridcmnatron wore a llue suit with a corsage of yellow roses and white carnations.

A reception was held in the Peck home following the ceremony. The bride received her education in the Klcmme school and the bridegroom at Crystal Lake. The couple will take up farming as their occupation and will occupy a tenant house on a farm near Crystal Lake. Kenneth Korneiael Weds in Florida Karl Kenneth Korneisel, son of Mr. and Mra.

Carl Korneisel, of liritt. and Miss Mildred Clark, of Danville, were married April 11 at the Park Temple Methodist church in Fort Lauderdale, Flu. The couple took a wedding trip to various points in Florida and also at Green Brair, W. Va. They visited her mother at Danville, prior to going to Shawnco Inn, whore both are employed.

The bridegroom is a native of Britt. He was graduated from I.rftt High school and Britt Junlet College. He served his country, eighteen months, and took work both the Iowa State College Ames and the State University aft Iowa City. Mr. Korneisel employed at various points, hotel work.

Drownfed Frank Taha, farmer of Prescott, was drowned recently when his was swept off tM road in a flash-flood which struck without warning there. Nearly! five inches of rain fell in PreMOtV during a 36-minute period. KANAWHA SALES PAVILION SALE EVERY FRIDAY P. M. Good Market for Livestock--Bring Anything You Have H.

H. BRUMMUND, Auctioneer FOR SALE: Moore Registers, Register Forms and Accessories Hancock county supervisors on Monday approved the petition of C. A. Larsen and John Hrubes to amend the petition for a major repair in Hancock county drainage district No. 116, filed recently by Otto Klinge.

The new petition proposed to deepen the construction 1o afford better fall. The contract on this project was let recently to Earl Stille, Garner contractor, and his bond on the project was approved Monday. The contract totals $2860.00. The Hancock County Rural Youth Group visited the courthouse on Monday evening and visited the various offices and learn- A A Helpful Service Whenever You Have A Need for Money! Monthly or Seasonal Terms W. C.

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