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Marysville Advocate 6 Thursday, September a. WHO Old Treasures Department Lures Exhibitors At County Fair end. Marie Risdon. Doll first. Rose Higgonbotham.

Blue Rapids; colm. Saturday rvenin' were his father. Percy Koch, his brothers, Alan Koch. Marysville and Koch, Tejx'ka, and his sis at the Washington Countv hospital. The baby has been named Karui Renen.

Saturday noon dinner guests of Mrs. Hay Koppes w- re her son, Mr. and Mrs'. Glen Konp s. Hi rot by a'- Marjorie, Washington, in anee ot the birthday anniversary ol Mrs.

Ray Koppes. Linda Schmitz, Sunflower; Rox-anne Welch, Work To Win; Judy Gress, Richland Center; Dorothy Kruse, Cynthia Harries, Happy Horseshoe; Betty Pretz, Irish Creek; white Leann Wassenberg, Happy Harvesters; Linda Murray, Richland Center. Class Angel Food Cake: State bills Leann Wassenberg, Happy Harvesters; blue Sonva Stryker, Meiry Makers: Betty Pret2, Irish Creek; Kathleen Wii-be, Richland Center: red Virginia Coborst, Larry Wright, Home City Hustlers; Jane Stock, Stacy Kabriel, Richland Center. Dark cake frosted first, Connie Young; second, Judy Car-lern, Beattie; Drop cookies first, Paul Carleen. Beattie; second, Judy Carleen, Beattie.

ter, Mr. and Mrs. Re land Barg-mann. Steve and Terry, Marysville. Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Stehs, Bremen, are the parents of a six pound. 12 ounce daughter, born August 211 i-H CLUB WINNERS (Continued from Page 3) H' ni" Cily Hustlers; blue Karen Stohs, firemen Hustlers; Dix-i- l.ichiand Center; Mary Ann Wassenberg, Home City i i lie Luedders, Happy H'rs' shoe: Harmon. Work To Win: Mary Kay Voet, lialder-son Roosters. Red LuAnne Lucd- is, Mary Harries, Happy Horseshoe- Barbara Fineham, Sunflower; aanis Cohorsl, Home City Hustlers; ebra I'arrant, Farmers; v.

hite Debbie Poison, fieattie Musketeers; Koith Shum, Home City Jtust ers Connie- Whitesell, lilue Valley Hustlers; Sandra Ahlvers, Farmers. CI: ss Par Cookies: Slate blue Melvin Krusi Happy Dianna lies, Bremen Mary Ann Wassenberg, Janis rsl. il' ine City Hustlers; blue t'lsiol lirst. Bruno Smith. Winifred- Rifle first.

Mary Allgeier. Beattie; shotgun first. Mrs. Tiburtius Cratt, Blue Rapids; paperweight first. Mrs.

James Gril-lee, Axtell second, Marie Risdon. Jewelry first, Mrs. James Griffee; second, Edith Brauehi. Box lirst, Mrs. James Griffee; second Mrs.

Laura Brake. Tools first. Mrs. James Griffee; second, Marie Risdon. Toys first, Bobby Brake, second, Mrs.

Jack Haller. Miscellaneous first, Mrs. Laura Brake. Equipment first, Bruno Smith, second, Minnie Larson. first, Iris Sabin.

Chair first, Mrs. Wilbur Land. Elue Rapids. Strreoscopa first. Mrs.

Leslie-Newell. Elue Rapids. lurnilure first, Fred Ut-at-ty, second Elson Mi7e. Ir.insianr Ironstone platter first. Mrs.

Waldo Lot. Marysville. Ironslon-plate first, Grace Rundus, second, Marie Risdon; Ironstone bowl first, Grace Rundus. Ironstone miscellaneous first. Mrs.

Fred Ucatty, second. Mrs. Waldo Lee. China Bowl first. Mrs.

August Ung-erer, Mrs. Jack Hal! r. Clue Raoids; sugar nnd creamer first. Mrs. August Uiwrrr.

decorated plate, first. Mrs. August second. Mrs. Jack Mailer: decorated platter first, Mrs.

Halle r. cookie first. Mrs. August tJiiKTer; powder box first, Alma Seematter, Marysville. China hat pin holder first, sugar bowl, first.

Marie Risdon. Cut class first. Mrs. Bruc-' Brake. me Rapids, wat.r piteh-r first.

Mrs. Joe Binder. Water-ville. cniut first, Mrs. Leonard second, Marie Risdon.

bowl first, Mrs. Hiram Johnston, Rapids; second, Mrs. Bruce I. rake, compote first Mrs. John Carlson, second, Maxine Craft, Blue Rapids, nappy first, Mrs.

Hiram lohnslon, butter dish first, Mrs. Joe Rind spoon holder first, Mrs. Joe Binder, second, Mrs. Jack Haller. Toothpick holder firs', Mrs.

Fred Beatty, second. Mrs. Hiram Johns-Ion, goblet first. Edith Brauehi. Frankfort, glass relish first, Mrs.

L-onard Bii'liam. colored glass first, Mrs. F.rwin Bighorn, Blue Rapids- second, Marie Risdon. vase first, Mrs. Hiram Johnston, second, Mrs.

Russ' ll Siryker; glass sauce dishes first, Mrs. Laura Brake, second, Mrs. George Morton, Frankfort; miscellaneous glass, first, Elson Mize, Marie Risdon, second. National distributor of UNITED FUNDS, INC. mutual fund shares waddcll I Reed OO VO MAI I Attending the wedding of Vernon Ki.cn to Miss Louise Bergren at Si.

Paul's Lutheran church in Mai- ii Prospectus on request FRED E. BROCKMEYER leglttirtd Rtpnteatttlvt Remnants of the past, the old family treasures that are preserved for posterity, attracted visitors to the large display at the Marshall County fair. Mrs. Don Winter, Frankfort, superintendent assisted by Mrs. Leonard liighain.

have listed th' articles and how they placed, and names oi entrants. Old Treasures CLASS II Bank first. Jack Haller, Blue Rapids, religious book, first, Minnie Larson, second. Alma Seematter. Marysville: Old Book first, Minnie Larson, second, Mrs.

Jerome Lueers, Marysville; Old garment lirst. Mrs. Foster Evans. Blue Rapids: second, Mrs. Carl Pol-son.

Beattie; Indian articles first. Mary Allg ier, Beattie; second, Larry Tenopir, Marysville. Photo album first, Mrs. Esther Adkins. Blue Rapids; second, Marie Seematter, Marysville; fancy work first, Marie Risdon, Frankfort: second.

Mrs. Geo. Morton, Frankfort: bottles and jars first, Mrs. Leonard Bigham, Frankfort; second, Minnie Larson, Marysville. Kitchen Articles Coffe grinder first, Mrs.

Chas. Griswold, second, Minnie Larson, Marysville. wooden article first, Iris Sabin, Blue Rapids; second, Mrs. Fred Beatty. Frankfort; iron article first.

Niki Sedivy, Blue Rapids; second, Mary Allgeier, Beattie; brass articles first, Mrs. Frd Beatty, Frankfort, cooper article first, Minnie Larson, Marysville; second, Mrs. Fred Beatty; silver nrticle first, Mrs. Russell Stryker, second. Iris Sabin, Blue Rapids; small lamp first, Mrs.

Russell Stryker, second, Grace Rundus. Blue Rapids. Old clock first, Mrs. Sylvia Messick, Marysville. Tin article- first Bobby Brake, Blue Raoids, second, Mary Allgeier, Beattie.

Furniture and Furnishings Miscellaneous kitchen, first, Mrs. Russell Stryker, second, Elson Mize, Blue Rapids- Smoker first, Marie Risdon; Picture frame first, Mrs. James Griffee, Axtell; second, Marie Seematter. Picture first, Iris Sabin, second. Minnie Larson: small table Mrs.

Sylvia Messick. Marysville; novelty first Mrs. Diamond Krake, Ulue Kapids; milk pitcher first, Marie Risdon; toothpick holder first, Marie Risdon. Frankfort; vase first Mrs. August lingerer, second, Mrs.

Russell Stryker; salt and pepper first Sylvia Messick. miscellaneous i first, Mrs. Leonard liighain, KOYAL THEATRE Frankfort, Kansas SEPT. 9-M James Garner-Sandra Dee Melinn Mcrouri in "A MAN CO I' LI) GET KILLED" SEPT. 11-12-13 Don Knntts-Jenn Sluley in "TIIE GHOST AND MR.

CHICKEN" J. II. Moore, Oketo Hanker Dies Sunday liv Mrs. Dale Noviilny OKETO This vicinity was saddened by the death of J. H.

Moore, Oketo banker, Sunday morning. We express our deepest sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Tarvin of spent the weekend at the E.

E. Affholder home. Funeral services were held in Marysville on Friday for Mrs. Ada Hardenhrook, who died earlier this week. We extend our sympathy to the family.

Mrs. Win. Downie and Charles called on the Dale Novotny family Monday evening. Mrs. George Cook was hostess to a Stanley party in her home Friday morning.

A number of women attended and Mrs. Eva Allen was demonstrator. A number of folks from here attended the Holle sale in Herkimer Friday. Weekend guests of the Wm. Sch-roller home were Mr.

and Mrs. Del-bert McCown and children of Lin Carnival Glass Vase first, Mrs. Geo. Morton, second, Mrs. Hiram Johnston; fiist, Mrs.

Jack Haller, second Grace Rundus; nappy first, Mrs. Geo. Morton, second. Mrs. Laura Brake, miscellaneous first, Mrs.

Jack Haller. Miscellaneous Bell first, Minnie Larson; sec- Res. 901 N. Marysville, Phone HI llth St. Kansas 3-47XG second Mrs.

Jack Haller; chocolate set first, Mrs. John Carlson, Blue Rapids; sauce dishes first, Mrs. Russell Stryker, Blue Rapids. t3 Linda Caflrey. Irish Creek; Lu-Anne Luedders, Mary Harries, H.

ip. py Horseshoe; Mary Kay Voet, Steven Voel. Hnlderson Boosters; red Harbara Fineham, Sunflower; Jeannine Harmon, Work To Win; Karen Stohs, Bremen Hustlers: white Vickie Scebold, Sunflower; Dixie Miller, Richland Center; l.ynnette Luedders, Happy Horseshoe. Picnics and Suppers: Class Roh igcra'or cookies: State blue Pa'ricin Work To Win: Jnli'! Liencmann, Sunflower; Patricia Kramer, Irish Creek; blue Virginia Luedders, Happy Horseshoe; Jane Olmsted, Balderson Boosters: Jamt Boeckman, Irish Creek: Colleen Clark; Work To Win. Red Mary Ann Wassenberg, Hoi io Cily Hustlers: Donna Raymond, Farmers- Pain Sisk, Linda Shugkagel, Work To Win; Christine Nordhus, Happy Susan Ferris, Jayhawkers; I.m-rn Hellmer, Ctmnie Young, Sun-flnver; Connie Boeckman, Irish Crrk.

White Judy Cress, Richland Center; Ellen Seematter, El-nia Seematter, Jayhawkers; Nancy Work To Win; Karen Caf-frey, Irish Creek; Debra Dannels, Happy Go Lucky. Class Cupcakes: State blue Palricia Lundberg. Work To Win; Mary Ann Wassenberg, Home City Hisilers; blue Julie Lienemann, Jean Plcgge, Connie Young, Sun-lloiv Patricia Kramer, Irish Cr-ek; red Elma Seematter, Ellen Seemntter. Jayhawkers: Laura Hellmer, Sunflower; Janet Boeckman, Connie Boeckman, Irish Crek; white Christine Nordhus, Hnnpy Harvesters- Karen Caffrey, Irish Creek; Virginia Luedders, Happy Horseshoe; Jane Olmsted, Balderson Boosters; Donna Raymond, Jolly Farmers; Debra Dan-n ls. Happy Go Lucky; Judy Gress, Richland Center.

Class Loaf Quick Bread: Blue coln. Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Peach and family of Emporia and Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Holmes of Kansas City spent the weekend at the Adolph Peach home. The Holmes were just returning from a visit in California. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grauer, Ricky, Mike and Tammy spent last weekend with Mr.

Grauer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Grauer. The Richard Grauers were on their way to their new home in Higgensville, where he has been transferred by American Telephone and Telegraph as supervisor of the Dover, Mo. station.

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hadorn and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Rogge and family, Marysville, were among those attending the annual Rogge family reunion Sunday, August 28, at the Riverside park in Beatrice, Neb.

Approximately 12a persons were in attendance. Regent Theatre Blue Rapids, Kansas Show time 7:30 7:00 Sunday Fri. and Saturday, Sept. 9-10 Jean Pleege, Sunflower; Dianna Johnson, Balderson Boosters; Pa tiieia Kramer, Irish Creek; Mary Ann Wassenberg, Home City Hust lers: Linda Shubkagel, Work To Win, Red Anita Myers. Home City Hustlers; Janet Boeckman, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Larkin, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Phillips and Miss Kathy Scholl attended the alumni-varsity fonthall game Saturday eve-ning at Hutchinson Junior college, Hutchinson. Bob Larkin, son of Mr and Mrs.

Larkin, is a member of the college football squad and played in the game. TIIE HOME OF INSTANT JOB PRINTING The Advocate III 3-4317. Irish Creek: Patricia Lundberg V7ork To Win: Julie Lienennnn, Sunflower; Donna Raymond, Jolly Farmers; Judy Gress, Richland Center. White Laura Hellmer, Sunflower: Virginia Luedders, Hap- DV Horseshoe: Jane Olmsted, Bald erson Boosters: Kathy Weber, Home Washington LEE MARVIN City Hustlers; Karen Caffrey, Con-He Boeckman, Irish Creek; Chris-t ne N'ordhus. Happy Harvesters: SUTring f''rii Yeung.

Sunflower: Glenda Millar Blue Valley Hustlers. Class Plain Cake: State blue Connie Boeckman, Patricia Sept. 8-10 Unusual outdoor picture. Filmed lit the Florida Everglades. It's high drama with suspense.

"JOHNNY TIGER" Robert Taylor- (ieraliline Brooks Kramer, Irish Creek; Julie Liene mann, Sunflower: Mary Ann Was senberg. Home City Hustlers: blue and Sept. 11-12 Two Carefree a pJ Americans wjf turn Paris oh nslo'e Connie Young. Laura Hellmer. Sunflower: Judy Gress, Richland Center- Elma Seematter; Jayhnwk- A 0 (rs: Re I Jean Pleege, Sunflow.

er: Susan Firris, Ellen Seemntter, Jayhawkers; Dianna Lee Johnson, Balderson Boosters; Janet Boeckman, Irish Creek; Donna Raymond 1 Jolly Farmers; White Virginia Sun-Mon-Tue Sept 11-13 Comedy Melodrama Aimed at the funnybone and the suspense ful. Loaded with action and laughs. "15LINDFOLD" Rock Hudson-Claudia Cardinule luedders, Happy Horseshoe. It's Slipper Time: Class Biscuits: State blue Stacy Kabricl aw ANgieDiCWNSON Richland Center; blue Diane EweLMeRMaN Luedders, Haopy Horseshoe; Lar ry Wright, Home City Hustlers; red WHAT IS A Out for lunch with the Pepsi generation. Pepsi-Cola and food.

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