The Britt News-Tribune from Britt, Iowa • Page 7

What Britt People Are Doing and Mrs. F. J. Schwab returned Monday from Waterloo Where they had Friday for a visiLat the John Klinoff home. The GJ.arlPs Frund.son a i vis- JUi" "Miss Nan Frumlson at the Samaritan Home in Mason City, Sunday.

Wendell Casady returned Monday from the Mercy hospital at Mason City, having been there for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Korneisel are here from Pennsylvania visiting at the parental Carl Korneisel home. They will make their home in Iowa City where Kenneth will attend the University.

Mr. and Mrs. Erval Olsen an two daughters, Chelly and Cindy of Miami. Florida, came Sunday for a vacation and visit at the horn of his parents, the E. H.

Olsens and also with Mason City folks. Carl Korneisel and son Keitl spent Labor Day week end at Ode boldt. Mrs. A. A.

Matson went to th Mercy hospital at Mason City Thursday, for surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Korneisel and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Korneisel at tended a cleaners meeting at Hote! Ft. Des Moines, Sunday. Miss Kathryn Korneisel accompanied Miss Marjorie Schaper back to Des Moines, Sunday. Marjorie is employed there and Kathryn will visit friends in the city. Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Olsen and Miss Alberta Matson visited at the J. M.

Swanson home at Forest City, Sunday. A farewell gathering was held at the Lon Wright home Sunday, honoring Gary Olson, who left for service Monday. Those present included the Glen Wright family, Blooming Prairie, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Olson and Jim, and Miss Opal Olson, Waltham, the Robert Hughes family, Des Moines; the Louis Hepperlys, Ventura; Mr.

and Mrs. Don Severson, Fertile; the Dean Faust family, Mrs. Cleo Faust, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harding, Miss Darlene Anderson, and Mr.

and Mrs. Weston Gault and Jerry. A co-operative dinner was served at the noon hour. Mrs. A.

E. Bodie was very happy Monday when she received an air mail letter from her daughter-in- law, Mrs. Clayton Feasting, at Hollywood, advising that her senior year and most of her work is in the laboratory. Miss Sara Lee spent Labor Day week end at Badger with Miss Marvyl Myrland. Miss Myrland returned to Freeport, 111., to teach another year in the second of the Freeport public school.

Mrs. A. E. Bodie, who had been at Isanti, caring for a sick daughter-in-law for the past four weeks, returned to Britt last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Dail and their daughter, Mrs. Henry Meyers, and a friend, all of Kasson, brought Mrs. Bodie to Britt. Mrs.

Dail is a daughter of Mrs. Bodie. Isanti is northeast of Minneapolis and Mrs. Bodie reports that they had a cool August and temperatures had dropped to as low as 30 degrees, however, they had no frost as yet. Kenneth Beaman sends along a subscription renewal from Norwalk, saying they enjoy the paper so much and it is like a letter from home.

Rev. and Mrs. Fred Howlett, of Chico, and their son, Dr. LeRoy Howlett, of Fairfield, arrived Thursday evening for a NEU.S.THIBDNE. BRITT, IOWA.

WEDNESDAY. SKITKMHKH 15, 1954 week's visit with sister, Mrs. John the brothers, the Fred Hewlett's Pinkerton, and Howletts, down Kanawha way. Coming here they came via Glacier National Park, Montana, North Dakota, and Minnesota. Mrs.

Sadie Rotschafer has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Webb, and family at Des Moines, and also at the LeRoy Rotschafer borne at Tama. Mr. Rotschafer is teaching manual training and other subjects in the Tama schools. The Art Club will meet at the lome of Miss Sara Lee, Thursday afternoon of this week.

Darlene Anderson has enrolled in the American Institute of 3usiness for the fall term. Miss will be taking the execu- secretarial course. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Schuver and 'amily, Mr.

and Mrs. Pete K. Leu- verke and family, and Miss Mary 'ohnson were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Leuwerke, Saturday night to celebrate Cudt Leu- vcrke's twentieth birthday anni- ersary.

Mrs. Dora Nelson and daughter Miss Ardis visited at the home of he former's sister, Mrs. Emil Young are both students at Nashville, and were at Forest City on a short vacation, in Miss Datum's home. Mrs. Bessie Kisenmun has gone to her home at Grand Island, following a short visit at the Glen' Madole home Webster City after leaving Britt where she spent a month with her parents, the W.

J. Madoles. The Republican club met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ernest Schubert. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph O. Anderson took their daughter Darlene to Des Moines, Labor Day, where she enrolled in A. I. B.

College. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Anderson, of Ames, accompanied them to th5 city and th group took in the state fair. Mis Anderson spent this week end Britt.

Miss Alice Hejlik, student nurs at the Mercy hospital at Maso City, began her month's vacatio August 30. She is working part time at the local hospital. On Sep 27 she will return to her training She is now in her third year. Those who will be attending th Iowa State College at Ames wi include Merle Carman, Argere Papadakes, Sally Pritchard, Darre Schaper. Erwin Whitney, Dea Rasmuson, Kenneth Cosgrif.

Curtis Wilson, Dale Anderson, this vicinity; Tommy Forburger Teddy Hansen, and Robert Giffings Wesley. Ronald Lechelt returned Frida from the Great Lakes Naval Hos pital near Chicago, 111., where worked during the summer. He enjoy a week's vacation prior going to Iowa City where he will enrolled as a junior in the medica school. Rosella Hejlik will enter the Good Counsel Academy at Man kato. as a junior.

Miss Jo Butler, R. Des )amm, son, Mr. Feasting, was much better. Others He had been seriously ill. Henry Priester visited the Leo at Forest there also were Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Madson, Mr. and Mrs. Flaming family at West Fargo, N. from Saturday until Wednesday.

Miss Doris Cosgriff was home for the week end from her training at St. Lukes hospital in Cedar Rapids. Miss Cosgriff is in hor Merle Muhm and Keven, George Madson, and Mrs. Richard Madson, Britt, and Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Swanson, of Wesley. The occasion was to observe the birthdays of Mrs. Damm and a young Korean lady, Chung Oak Young. Miss Eva Damm, of Forest City, and Miss STORE PMONC 5503 HUTCHING IOWA, Open Evenings We Buy Eggs Chickens Reserve Right To Limit WITH S3.00 ORDER BUTTER-NUT COFFEE, Ib. 98c CREAM OR WHOLE KERNEL Garden Corn, 303 can, 2 tins 25c 1 LB.

CAN MOUNT1E SALMON, pink 39c NO. 2 CAN JACK SPRAT KRAUT 19c Northern Tissue, 3 rolls 25c Carnation Milk, tall, 3 for 39c Moines, came Saturday for a week end visit with the Misses Carmen and Shirley Higdon. Sunday the three ladies left for Des Moines Miss Butler to resume her work am Miss Shirley Higdon to continue with her nursing studies after a month's vacation. Miss Carmen Higdon arrived in Britt from Chicago. Sept.

5 for a vacation. She will visit in Des Moines and also at Winona, returning to Britt Friday. Sept. 22 she will return to the Children's Memorial hospital in Chicago to resume her work. Miss Higdon worked during the summer months as a camp nurse at Mrs.

Emil Sawyer, and returned to City, Sunday. Chicago prior to coming to Britt. Miss Vera Hanson began her teaching duties in the first grade of the Rockford, 111., public school Sept. 7. Rose Marie Sigler has gone to Des Moines to instruct in the school for another year.

Miss Sigler spent the summer in New London, visiting and working. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Horstman are having a new home built on their farm southeast of Britt. The old house was moved and the new- building is being erected over the basement of the old house. The new home 2Cx4G feet will be on story with five rooms and bath. I addition to the above mentione size there will be an attached ga rage. Genevieve Joan Nelson.

Ardit Rust and Marion Elaine Redeniu will be students at Waldorf Colleg at Forest City. Mary Hughes will attend Gal Institute in Minneapolis, Minn Joan Bell, Jeanette Horstman an Judith McGinnis will study at Cor nell College, Mt. Vernon, this year The Luther College at Decorah will have three of our young people Berneil Rust, James Naser and Vi Willodson. Central College at Pella claim: three of our students, Shirley Meyer, Woden; Myron Redenius, ant Eileen Cooper. Maxine Bartek will attend Ma son City Juunior College.

Students who will be studying at the Iowa State University a' Iowa City this year will be Larry Miller, Jerry Redden. Keith Korneisel, Kenneth Korneisel, Keith Packard, Athena Papadakes, Nick TM lhit 1of Mr- and Mrs. Ihm.ld Lal'lount, of Ma- ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Carol Frances Kasmuson Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rasmuson, of Britt, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carol Frances, to James E.

Pierce, of Minneapolis, son of Mrs. J. J. Pierce, also of Britt. No wedding date has been set.

Miss Rasmuson is employed at the House of Vision in Minneapolis. Mr. Pierce is attending the University of Minnesota, studying chemical engineering. CHUNK OR CREAMY' Peanut Butter, 13-oz. 37c CA MP BELL Vegetable Soup, 2 for 25c WITH ORDER SUGAR, 10 Ibs.

89c 12-OZ. JAR JACK SPRAT Bed Rasp. Preserves, 3 for $1.00 Pitted Dates, bulk, 2 Ibs. JACK SPRAT Oleomargarine, 2 Ibs. 49c OXYDOL, large, 2 for 59c JELLO, 3 pkgs.

23c Flavorkist Crackers, Ib. box 20c Brown or Powdered Sugar. 2 JERSEY Sweet Potatoes, 2 Jbs. 19c Tokay Crapes, 2 Ibs. 23c Carrots, cello bag, 2 for 25c Game No.

10--Colorado Agtfes at Kansas State Papadakes, Jerry Harvey. Clarence Trafford, Marilyn Hefti. Marlyn Rydson. Tom Carson, Dennis Holverson. Dick Govig.

Bill Govig, Ronald Lechelt. David Shaw. John Shaw. Patricia Montag, and Marlene Bauer. Miss Dorothy Caldwell.

who recently moved to Iowa City, will also be a student there. Dick or Wilcox. a medical Ftudent at the Nebraska University, who had worked at the Great Lakes Naval Hospital with Ronald Lechelt. accompanied him to Britt for a visit in the R. C.

Lechelt home. Miss Nancv Neave. of Zion. 111., accompanied the two gentlemen here for a visit. Bill Pritchard will attend Notre Dame University at South Bend.

Ind. KD1I SALE: Coal and wood range. gal. attached watr tank. Two oil heaters.

G'-orco Krambeor Frod Miss Jackie Bilbrey went to' Mason City, where she has taken employment with the Iowa Hardware Association. Leonard Olson, manager of Bowen's Food Center, and John Stole, an employee of the same firm, went to Des Moines, Sunday, to attend the Briardale banquet and convention. L. G. Roberts, who was hospitalized here many weeks, submitted to major surgery at the Mercy hos- nital at Mason City, Sept.

7. Latest reports are he has been sit- ing up. His brother, Mark Ro- icrts, of Osage, has been making "requent trips to Mason City to visit Lou. Nota Bene Club met at the home of Mrs. H.

C. Armstrong, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Richard Madson lad the lesson which was a tour of hicago. The club project this year the study of our neighboring state.

Illinois. Mrs. Armstrong vas also on the program, talking on he Federation project, The Divis- on of Safety. Mrs. Charles Me is the president of the lub.

The rain fall for Sept. 9 mounted to .25 of an inch and on tfonday, Sept. 13 there was .31 of inch. Temperature this Wed- esday morning was a low of 54 egrees. The sky has been over- ast the past couple of days.

Sunday visitors at the Clarence )ahle home were the John Olness amily, Dodge Center, the loyd Downs family, Windom, Mrs. Strathburger, Craig, Mrs. Lorraine Moffett and u'ldren, Estherville; and Mrs. Louisa Oddson, Graettinger. Mrs.

son City. Mr. and Mrs. Miles were entertained to supper at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Art Hanson.

Mrs. It. 0 Swebakken. of Wuu- kon. i-i Msitmg friends in Clear Lake and is staying at the home of Mrs.

Beit Robinson in Britt. Mrs. Johanna Westendorf. of Buffalo Center; Mrs. Paul Lempkv and i a i Prilipp, of Clear Lake, Tuesday afternoon visitors at (lie Glawo home.

Mrs. Westendorf and Mrs. Glawe are sisters and Mrs. Paul Lempke her niece, and Mrs. Prilipp her niece's daughter.

Mrs. i Kyhl and son Emil, were at Waukesba, last week, returning Friday evening. While there they made a business trip to Chicago. The Dorcas circle of the W. S.

C. S. will meet Wednesday, Sept. 22, at the home of Mrs. Clco Faust with Mrs.

Dean Faust assisting. Mr and Mrs. Jess Blaser attended the Independent Grocers Ass'n. convention in Des Moines last week as guests of a grocer friend. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe John, of Kanawha, have closed their Daire Creme business in Britt near Woodford- Wheeler Lumber Yard for the season. During the time they operated here they drove to and from Kanawha. They will reopen in the spring. Miss Isabel Milde, R.

arrived from Minneapolis, Monday for a ten day visit at the home of the Matson Sisters. Mr and Mrs. James Gatchel and two children of Garner were Sunday guests in the home of Mrs. Elmer Raw. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Kahl, Britt, and Mrs. Kahl's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Watson, of LaCrosse, returned to Britt, Tuesday, from an eight-day trip to me of Mrs.

Emily Smith. Keith, who was ill at the time the Keich- erts left Britt, has just returned from lowii City where he hud his annual check up at the hospital. Me is 12 and getting along fine and walks i scarcely a limp. Rita is now years old. Pfc.

Herman L. Ostercamp arrived home from his two years of service, having served in" Korea. He received his discharge. A Harle returned August a i come from Korea. He received his discharge from two years of service.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howe and children, of Grimes, returned recently from a month's vacation trip to Oregon where they visited her sister Esther at Wasco, and her a at Hood River, as well as other relatives. Mrs. Howe is the former Eleanor Missman, of Britt.

Lt. and Mrs. Henry Germain, of Bethlehem, are the parents of a daughter born Sept. 7. The baby weighed seven pounds and has been named Marie Agnes.

This makes three girls and a boy for the Germains. The Wm. Larsons, of Britt, are the children's grandparents. Aid Has 50th Anniversary The E. U.

B. Ladies Aid Society met Thursday afternoon in honor of charter members and past members and friends of the group. This is the liOth anniversary of the society. Mis. Emory Long and Mrs.

Chester i i a had charge of the program. Those taking part in the program were Mesdanies Robert Brown, Chester Williams, in Soverns, Edna Nail and Lenoid Schwab. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Long played the piano.

Fifty ference yt-aru ago the U. 13. con- was changed from early to September and that conference year the Stilson church Ladies Aid was organised. Mri Virgil Everett is now president. Mrs.

Donald Varce offered the prayer at the meeting. Erwin week's Mrs. John Schwab, who lived here 50 years ago, was visiting from her home in Indiana. Visitors from Unit were Mesdanies Hattie 1 the country. Hunsley.

Orville Nail, Edna a When the Whitneys KK'ITKN FROM I A A I TRIP and Mrs (). W. Whitney and returned Tuesday from a vacation trip to Powell, where they went to visit i daughter and sister, Misa Shirley i and also Miss Bartek, both instructors in the Powell grade school. The two young ladies are very happy over a i positions in that see- Will Schwab, Charlie Benner, Fern Brown, Daniel Lundheer, W. McKee went to Wyoming they went via the Black Hills and the Bad Lands.

Satur- and Miss Florence Galbraith. They day they made a trip from Powell were members or helpers in yoars. Dr. and Mrs. G.

I. Severns, of past) to the Yellowstone National Park and were accompanied by Shirley Corwith, and Mrs. Lena Anderson were present. and Ruth. i they came by way of Casper, Wyoming, and Nebraska.

SMART SHOPPERS SAVE ON the Black Hills stone National and the Yellow- Park. Returning Oddson remained for a longer visit. Mrs. Stan Trotter and daughter Margaret arrived on the week end from Duluth, for a visit with her parents, the Gus Salstroms. Mrs.

V. A. Kreitinger, Mrs. Otto Vaughn, Mrs. George W.

Lloyd and Mrs. L. D. Williams went to Boone, Thursday, to spend the day with Mrs. Norman G.

Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knox, of West Union, and Mr.

and Mrs. J. they came via the southern route. The Watsons are now visiting at the Kahl home and will also visit his sifter and family at Clear Lake before leaving Iowa. The Robckah Circle met at the home of Mrs.

Roy Tegland, Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. P. I. Loomer as assistant hostess. Following the I.

O. O. F. Lodge meeting Tuesday night the wives and the Rebekahs and their husbands were invited to join the group in a social gathering at which time the men served a lunch to all present. Jens Jensen gave a talk on his recent trip to Denmark.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hesley attended the Ted Christensen family reunion at the Oscar Fisher home at Wadenc, Sunday. There were forty-two present, relatives coming from Seattle, Ft. Francis.

Canada; International Falls. St. Paul, other points in Minnesota and also Iowa. Mrs. Ella Abbey, of Pasadena, is a house guest at the homo of Mrs.

E. P. Healy and Mrs. R. S.

Rasmuson. She will go to Marshmallows ANGELUS Fresh and Fluffy 2 10-oz. Cellos CAMPBELL'S 2 Cans 3 Tall Cans VEGETABLE SOUP 250 CARNATION MILK 390 SUGAR AMERICAN CRYSTAL 10 Lb. Bag 890 MARGARINE SHURFRESH Colored 2 1-Lb. Cartons 410 VINEGAR Nashua for a visit with Mrs.

Nora Schcu soon, then return to Britt for a further visit with friends and will also visit at Garner and other points The General meeting of the Congregational Woman's Fellow- Gashel, Nora Springs, were visiting Mrs. L. Callison, Sunday, as well as other old timers in the Britt and Stilson vicinities. Mr. Knox was a manager of the elevator in Stilson many years ago.

In later years he became the county treasurer of Fayette county. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spangler, of Clear Lake, visited at the Wm. Spangier home Sunday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Edgrcn, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown and Cynthia, of Iowa City, returned Thursday from Grand Marais, where they had spent a week vaca- Hoick loft Sunday via the varnished cars for South San Gabriel.

to visit at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Christiason and family.

Mrs Elmor Johnson. and Mary movH Saturday to the Gus Baker property which Jr. rotunied last they purchased Mrs. John- week's vacation trip to had been living in the country, where Her son Denny and wife are on the and fishing. While there drove over into Canada sightseeing.

Sunday the Browns left for home. Mrs. Brown and daughter had been here three weeks Mr. Brown two weeks. He had spent one week at Tenn.

Mrs. J. L. Lloyd was taken to the lercy hospital at Mason City for i check up and treatment ten Jgo and to date is still hospitalized Mr. and Mrs.

John Harrington, of lankato. in the Redden home over the -nook The LoRoy Love family moved their trailer home from Gar- cr back to North Main Strer-t in iritt. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Corlov.

nd Kristin, and Mr. and Mrs Abbas and Pamela to P- Momoq. Sunday, to visit at th- G. i homo. Mr.

and Trt and Die 1 woro Sunday ovomnir r. nor gu'-ts at the bom" of Mr Mrs. Mark F. Miller. Gcorgo Woll-k recently his work at the Oako.s Plumb and Hoating Shoj- Mr.

and Mrs. Tx-u" ship was held at the church Wednesday with a noon luncheon followed by a program. What's Your Hobby? Brinp a display to the American Legion Auxiliary Fair Saturday, Sept. 25. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph O. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. P.

T. Loomer drove to Graettinger, Sept. 5 to attend the Golden Wedding observance of life long friends of the Rlanshan family. Mrs. Mabel Thompson of Luverne accompanied them.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Naser, of Puyallup, came last week for a week's visit at the parental L. M. Naser home and with other relatives on the Naser side.

Miss Vera Neal, who is employed in the office of Dr. D. F. Shaw, had the misfortune last week to fracture her left arm, and is now carrying it in a sling. The Harold Wciland family and Mrs.

Mary Hoff visited at the Irvin Brown home at Stratford ten days ago and from there drove to Des Moines to take in the Iowa State Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Reichert, Keith and Rita, of New Virginia, recent house guests at the Paw Paw Pure Cider Quart Bottle 210 Strawberry Preserves Ma Brown Pure Fancy 12-oz. Jar 270 Tomato Sou CAMPBELL'S 3 Cans 29 RAISINS Plump and Meaty Seedless 2 Lb.

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