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IOWA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, i93f Coiinty Towns ttid Ckwiiiniiiiitkw JUN0STB9 CI I ir. and Mri. G. V. Giffen and daughtan, Phyllis and Sbirtee, vacantly want to ChUIkotha, when Phyllia and Shirlae anroUed at the buititeaa Khool for a coune in commereial work.

Mr. and ttra. G. O. Faterson and family moved bacic t6 Randall, after month here, while Mr.

Petarion looked after hia atore interesta. Miaa Ruby Madiaon left lait week for Buffalo Center, where' will teach the aixth grade in the public aehoot'there. Mr. and Blra. C.

H. Muehl and family latumed to their home at Chamberlain, S. after visiting at the Claude Van Cleve nome. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Qauck and sons of Waterloo visited several days the past week at the parental J. N. Hoien home. Helen Thisted plans to leave the part of the week for Iowa City, where she will teach at the University High School and also take part thne work at the State University. i ..,1 Miss Agneta Jensen left recently for Elk Horn where she will teach in the grades at the public school there.

Kamboll Madsen left last week for Cedar Falls where he will enroll at the State Teachers' College at Cedar Falls. Miss Rosa Jensen accompanied Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

Ditsworth, of Swea City, to Minneapolis Thursday, where they attended the Minnesota Fair. They returned home Saturday. Julius Fink, of Cedar Rapids, spent the past week end with local relatives. The Misses Ella Jensen and Stella Petersen teachers a Titonka spent' the week end at the homes of their parents. Mrs.

Marie Thisted and Helen, Miss Nikaline Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mueller were Sunday dinner guests at the H.

C. Jensen home. Erhart Nielsen left for Blair, Nebraska, where he attends college after visiting at the home of his brother, Carl W. Nielsen and family. Mrs.

Henry Nelson and Shirley, Mrs. W. B. Mueller, Helen Thisted and Ardys Jensen spent Sunday afternoon at the H. Ditsworth home near Swea City.

to an ice cream supper in the Roltand Shannon home Friday night. The penalty for having the best oats In the run. Mr. and Mrs. Chria Bendixen and daughters and Mr.

and Mrs. Louie Bendixen and children were dinner giiesta in the M. Bendixen home at Terril Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Klien and children were dinner guests in the Arthur.Zeimmer home at Dunnell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew OrafT accompanied Claus Martin, Miss Alice Martin and Mr. and John Scobe'y Jr.

of Illinois on a picnic at, nkes Point ihinday. Rex Thompson pienlced in the state park with friends Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bendixen and Mrs.

Bendixen of Terril visited with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hensen Sunday evening. WALLINGFORD SUPERIOR SCHOOL NOTES There are 90 enrolled in the llrst eight grades and 44 in high school. The freshman class is the largest witfi an enrollment of 16.

The first baseball game of the aaaaon played here, Friday with Gruver. There are 5 letter- meif-'from last year's squad to build a team around. Helene Rosik enrolled Monday after spending a week at the state fair. There will be no school Thursday, Sept. 10, as the teachers will go to Sibley to a teaching demonstration.

The pupils will have this day to attend the Clay Co. fair instead of the usual Friday. Friday Sept. 17, will be observed as Constitution day. Coca Cola day was held on Monday, Sept.

13. Classes in penmanship and music will be held twice weekly In the grade rooms. r.3- JACK CRBBK 1 C. P. Christensen trucked to 'Sioux City the first of the week Rudy Christensen accompanied him on the trip.

George Hoien, a former resident of thisv icinlty, and his family have been visitng relatives and friends returned to their home at New Underwood, S. Dak. He reported good crops out there. Nels Peterson was taken to tha Coleman hospital Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Thompson of Alfalfa, Minnesota attended the confirmation services Sunday held at the Immanuel Lutheran church. The class pupils (Intended for Thursday) Art Aanonson and family moved from the Gus Kreis place to Gs- therville Wednesday.

Art is driving a truck for the Co-operative Oil company in Estherville. Oscar Peterson finished his threshing run east of town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Norrls Nelson and daughter Beverly Ann of Port Dodge visited over Labor Day at J.

O. Kaaa and Nelson homes. Oscar Nelson of Fort Dodge is snending the week end at the Chris Larson and Mrs. Olina Nelson homes, Mrs. Larson and children who have been here for a few days will return home on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Haring are moving their household goods to the Clarence Miller home this week. They will live in the two front rooms of the Miller home. Mrs.

T. Groth and daughter Rose of Minneapolis are visiting at the Carl Groth and Carl Peterson homes. Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson and children of Iowa Falls are spending a few days at the A.

Gunderson and Nelson homes. Dr. O. H. Miller of Estherville was a professional caller at the Rev, Nordsletten home Sunday.

Miss Inga Qergsagel of Forest City wUl teach the NelsOsherl school this year. Miss Bergsagel graduated firom Waldorf college this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Erie Egertson of Albert Lea, are visiting relatives in this community.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heggan of near Dolliver visited at the J. M. Wolden home in Estherville.

VT. and Mrs. Ed. EUingson entertained Mr Ellingson'a brother and famUyVsnd othib' relatives from Forest City. Gordon ElU ingson who has been spending his vacation with his grandparents returned home to be ready for school.

The last free show for this season was held Tuesday evening. The shows this summer have been well attended. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Sarazen spent the week end at the Joe Kasa and Ralph Bryan homes. Lewis Aanonson finished his threshing run Saturday.

Mr. Alfred Ness came from Story City Thursday. He has been spending his vacation with his parents. School opened Monday with registration and assignment of books ready for work Tuesday, Supt. Mavis, Alfred Veaa and Miss Nina Jorstad will have charge of the intermediate grades and Miss Alice Sunde the primary, DBVALBRA RBCBlVBa MCW V.

S. MINISTER. GRUTEB -0 ladies of the Gruver League entertained the ladies of the community at a picnic Thursday after noon at Riverside Park. About 65 were present. Those who attended drawers, many of them filled with a large number of items all imwere: Mrs.

Owen Morton (Preai- I dent) and Garmel Jean, Mrs. Ste- from. wart Harvey, Mrs. Lewis Harvey, this vicinity were Pearl and Verna Aananson and Jerome Paulson. Mr.

and Mrs. Thompson were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Paulson. Chris Lastlne trucked stock to City thef irst of the week.

Kenneth Olson helped Welsh brothers put up sudan hay tha first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Olson entertained company Sunday. Threshers settlement meetine was held at the Herman Helmus home Tuesday evening.

Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. John Paugh, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Brown and daughter of Iowa City were week end guest at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Moore. Mrs. Jake Rerven made a business trip Friday to the county seat. Dr, Whitles, of Armstrong, was In this vicinity Wednesday vac cinating horses for sleeping sick' ness.

George Miners is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph and daughter were week end gueata with friends in Garden City, S. BALBIGH 9 C3 (Intended for Thuraday) Ftad Robinson of Armitrong Mr, aqd Mra, 0.

Kamp Wf re guests at supper in the P. I. Bchmidt homa Sunday. and Alvin Brinkman treat. their thwWng craw and in tha Brinkman fYWlW Mrs.

Eric Juhl, Mrs. Chris Spoo, Mrs. Allen Hiles, Mrs. Edwin Juhl, Mrs. Clarence Juhl, Mrs.

George Hoar, Mrs. T. Anderson, Mrs. Meyers and Pauline, Mrs. Winterton, Mrs.

John Bush and Marlys, Mrs, Frank Krieger, Mrs. Robert Harvey, Mrs. Jim Ramsey, Mrs. Gus Ramsey, Mrs. Guy Ramsey and Marian and Lorraine, Mrs.

Will Ramsey and Geraldine, Isabelle Ramsey, Mrs. Rob Woods and Elma, Mrs, Logan Anderson, Mrs. Roy Merrott and Marilyn, Mrs. Kate Grems, Mrs. George Grems, Mrs.

Lee Shults, Mrs. Ralph Hartman, Mrs. Glen Weber, Mrs. Vernon Brown, Mrs. Milford Brown, Mrs.

Margaret Brown, Miss Colt, Mrs. Sharp and daughter, Mrs, (leorge Calahan and Jimmy, Mrs, Ray iScott and Phillis, Mrs. Harry Weber, Mrs. Rex Inman, Mrs. Love, Mrs.

Gertie Weber, Mrs, Minor, Mrs. Will Harvey and Ida, Mrs. George Harvey, Mrs. Olson, Rev. and Mrs.

Burton, Mrs Russell Love, Ivah Love, Miss Thrush, Mrs. Charles Gustafson, Trella Whitaore. Walter Haskins and family moved Friday into the I. G. Willy house across Arom the school house.

Mr. and Mrs, Paul Olson and family left Wednesday for their home in Story City after visiting, with his ftister, Mrs. August Rosenberger for several days, Hlf mother Mri. v. A.

Olson wno apant two with daughtar returned; home with tham. Mra, (tf apantJaitiirMk Mrs. Will West who has quite HI with erysipells at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Merle Landmasser, is improved at this writing. Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Harvey went to Slue Earth 'Wednesday evening where they attended the wedding of Mrs. Harvey's brother, Lyle Stewart and Orletha Weber, which took place that evening at a candle light service at 8:80 at the Methodist Episcopal church in iilue Earth. Melvin Anderson, cousin of the groom was best man and the bride's sister, Fern Weber was bridesmaid. Ellis Anderson and Wayne Weber were ushers, bene Weber was flower girl.

Tht bride's gown was white satin with a finger tip veil and she carried a boquet of Talisman roses. The bridesmaid wore a rose colored lace dress and carried a boquet of pink and white carnations. After a wedding trip to northern Minnesota the young people will be at home at Blue Earth where the groom is engaged in farming, Lyle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Stewart who formerly lived where George Kirchner now lives and is wcl known to people of this community having attended the Gruver School.

Mrs. Levi Larson entertained the members of the Midway Country Club Tuesday afternoon. The 13 members present were: Mrs. James Hoien, Mrs. Chris Spoo, Mrs.

Jim Hill, Mrs. Frank Krieger, Mrs. Owen Wickens, Mrs. Charles Hienrich, Mrs. John Russell, Mrs.

Allen Hiles, Mrs. Will Kamerer, Mrs. Llyod Dahike, Mrs. August Rosenberger, Mrs. Ray Scott and the hostess.

Mrs. Roy Klien from Estherville was a guest. Mrs. Frank Krieger t(ie contest on guessing Books of the Bible. The next meeting will be Oct.

6 witb Mrs. August Rosenberger. 'Mr. and Mrs. Eils, of Buffalo Center, visited Monday with Mr.

M. L. Hatch. Jim Hartman and Kenneth West returned Wednesday from a fishing trip to northern Minnesota and southern Canada. Imogene Origer left last week for Fort Dodge where she will attend a beauty school.

Mrs. Kelly, of Burlington, Iowa, is visiting her duaghter, Mrs. H. O. Miller.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Spoo attended a Btl-thday party Wednesday evening at the Charlie Miller home in Estherville. Mr, and Mra. Fred Paruck, of Webster City, visited Sunday at the Ed Sabin home.

Genevieve Irwin visited last week end at the parental John Irwin home. iShe is taking a course in beauty culture-at; Fort Dodge. Mrs. Hoftwas a patient several days last week at the hospital taking treatments but is now improved. The Northern Lumber Company gave a free movie to a large crowd Wednesday evening at the school house.

Those whose names were drawn for prizes were: Mrs. Pierson, Mrs. Hienrich, Mary Ann Hienrich, Mrs. John Bush, Mrs. Ray Scott, Mrs.

Jack Harvey, Mrs. Frank Krieger, Stewart Harvey, John Bush, L. J. Brood, Charles Hienrich, J. E.

Goldsberry, Mr. Ayres, Paul Meyers, John Klingbeil, Will Martin, Lee Shultz, George Calahan. Gail and Rex Anderson, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson visited last week with relatives at Rienbeck.

Elizabeth Poake left Wednesday for Cedar Palls where she will attend Iowa State Teachers' College. Mrs. Ollie Ried and daughter Marie visited several days with relatives at Des Moines. Mrs. Roy Klien from west of Estherville visited Tuesday with her sister Mrs.

Levi Larson. Mr. and Mrs. Llyod Dahike and Lavon went to Mountain Lake, Minn. Wednesday afternoon to see Mrs.

Dohlke's aunt, Mrs. Frank Prochaska, who is a patient at the hospital there. The Center Circle Club will meet Sept. 22 with Mrs. Ralph Hartman.

Mr. and Mrs, Rufua Drew, of Estherville, visited Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. A.rthur West. Mrs.

Clayton Taylor returned to her home at Hayfield after spending several days here looking after the late I. G. Willy's affairs. The Gruver High School team won the ball game Friday afternoon at Superior. The score was 2 to 1.

Mrs. Orln Johnson of Kanawha, visited several days with her mother, Mrs. Hoff and her. sister, Mrs, Paul Graves. Crvie Solmonson was called ttf Des Moines Friday by the serious illness of his brother, Lawrence, who pased away that evening at the Veteran's Hospital following an appendicitis DUBLIN, IRELAND President de Valera with John Cudahy, the new Minister of the United Stotes to the Irish Free State, the called at Dublin Castle to present his credentials.

to Church Sunday LIJTHERAN.CHURCH NOTES i PALESTINE CHURCH tt IV. Peder Nordsletten, Pastor Our annual Mission Festival will Note: Remember the Sunday be observed on coming Sunday, School teachers training course hi Armstrong on next Monday night in the Nazareth Church starting at 'clock. Immanuel Lutheran Church Missouri Synod H. Emery N. 4th.

St. English service next Sunday morning at 1:45. Sunday school at 10:00. Next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 thee orner stone of our new church will be laid at the site on Walnut and N. 6th.

St. The Rev. Kollscn, Ocheyedan, Iowa, will preach the sermon for the occasion in the English language. A special offering for the building fund of OUT church will be taken. Everybody is invited.

Thee hildren's instruction class nieets Saturday morning at 9:30 in the Otis Long, Pastor. on Sept. 10 starting at 11 a. m. Thu Rev.

J. Hanson of Lakefield, Minn, will be with us. An offering towards our synodical church budget will be given at the close of our forenoon service. The afternoon session will start around 2:80 o'clock. Rev.

Hanson intends to be with us during our evening meeting too. The Confirmation class will meet on Wednesday of this week and likewise on the following Wednesday: meeting on both days at 4:45 p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday night nt 8 o'clock. Claire, Mrs.

A. R. Roberts and Mrs. S. B.

Cayler, spent last Wednesday in Spirit Lake visitng the F. B. They were accompanied from Estherville by Mrs. Mime Mertz and Mrs. Lyle Kilgore.

Mrs. Dowden, Mrs. Eckhart Mrs. Mertz and Mrs. Cayler are sisters.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Community Church met last Thursday afternoon and held its annual election of officers. Mrs. A. B. Eckhart, Mrs.

V. L. Whalen and Mrs. M. 0.

Moklebust were reelected president, secretary and treasurer respectively. 'Mrs. Melvin Hunt was elected Vice President. Plans were made to quilt a pieced quilt which has been put on frames at the home of Mrs. Burton Johnson also diacused plans for a bazaar to be held later this fall.

Mrs. H. D. Mereness served as hostess and provided the lunch with Mrs. Wm.

Maron, Mrs. B. H. Redhead and Mrs. L.

P. Stillmaq assisting. Miss Myrt Jerde and Mr, Oscar Bransted, of Forest City, were visitors last Thursday evening at the M. O. Moklebust and L.

Lundahl homes. Miss Jerde was a teacher in the Dolliver school a few years ago but now nas a bookkeeping position in Forest City. Friends here have received word of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Youngblood at San Francisco, California.

Mrs. Youngblood will be remembered as Margaret Claus, daughter of the late H. H. Claus and Mrs. Claus who now lives at Churdan.

H. H. Claus was superintendent of the Dolliver school for several years. Mr. and Mrs.

L. Brown, of Varna, Illinois, were callers here last Friday. Mr. Brown is acting as trustee for the owners of the farm town which is farmed by Herman Holldort. Mr.

and Mrs. James Stillmah were business callers at Algona last Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. V.

Olson were summoned to Murdock, Minnesota, last week by the serious illness of Mrs, Olson's father, Mr. Erickson, who passed away last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Olson attended the funeral which was held on Wednesday. Mrs. Merle Redhead and Mrs. George Holl were joint hostesses to the Living Links Sunday School Class in the annex of the Community Church last Friday afternoon.

Twelve members answered roll, call and the business session was in charge of Mrs. Marvin Foster, president. The hostesses served a very enjoyablel unch. The high school baseball team won its first game of the season by defeating "Maple Hill on the letter's diamond last Friday afternoon 3 to 0. Mr.

Ralph J. Robinson, of Forest City, is athletic coach this year. Rev. Wm. S.

Handy, pastor, and James Stillman, "Sunday School Superintendent of the Community Church, have designated Septem' ber as Rally Month and Sept. 12th. is rally day for the Sunday school. At the 10:00 service Sunday morning the new picture "The Light ot the World" which has been purchased by the efforts of the Class will be unveiled and pre. sented to the Church.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH The Baptist church located ot i seventh and Des Moines streets offers the following services: Bible School at- 10 o'clock. Classes for all ages. Sermon: "The Call of Life," by Rev, Albert Riggs. Baptist Young Peoples Union at 7 P. M.

(Ruth McManness leader. Evening Service at 8 P. M. Rev. Fred Ortmeyer preaching.

Gamaloga Bible Class will meet Tuesday evening at Mr. M. D. Crosson's home at eight o'clock. The Men's Fellowship meeting wil be at the church Wednesday evening at 7:30.

The general aid will have their annual meeting Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock. There will be election of officers and recognition of the "Love Gifts." Prayer meeting nt the church Thursday evening at eight o'clock. Strangers and visitors arc J. Albert Riggs, Pastor. GOSPEL MEETING 8th.

and Main Sts. Young People's study on the overcoming life, Tuesday 8 P. M. Regular service Thurs. 8 P.

M. Street meeting Sat. 8:30 P. M. Sunday School Sunday 10 A.

M. Morning Worship 11 Morning Worship 11 A. Evangelistic Service 8 M. Message runs along the second coming of our Lord. that overcometh, the some shall be clothed in-white raiment and I will not blot out his name out of the book of life, but I will confess his name before my Father and before his angels.

Uev. 3:5. Christian Science Churches will bo the subject of tha Leaaon-Sermon in all Churches ot Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, September 19. The Golden Text is from Levitt- ens 19:4, "Turn ye not unto idols, Dor make to yourselves molten gods: 1 nm the Lord your God." The LesBon-Sermon comprises quotations from the Btble and from tha Christian Science textboolc, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy. One of the Bible citations reads: "And a certain woman, which had an Issue ot blood twelve years, And had suffered many things of many physicians, and bad spent all that she had, and was nothing bettered, but rather grew, worse.

When she haa heard of Jesus, chmd'In the press behind, and touched bis garment. For she said. If I may touch but his clothes, I shall be whole. And straightway the fountain ot her blood was dried up; and she felt in her body that she was healed ot that plague" (Mark Among the selections from the Christian Science textbook is the following: "Jesus walked on tbe waves, ted the multitude, healed the sick, and raised the dead In direct opposition to material laws. His acts were the demonstration of Science, overcoming the false claims ot material sense or law" (p.

273). Dolliver Lutheran Church Sunday Sept. 19. Sunday school and Bible class at 10 o'clock a.m. Luther League meets at 8 o'clock in the evening at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Jens Nielsen's. Everybody welcome. C. S.

Kloth, pastor. Among a group of Amcrican.s leaving Shanghai for Manila on a rescue ship were Mr. and Mrs. C. F.

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Your drueglat has ALKA-SKLTZER. Oct a aOe or 60c package on our "satisfactlon-or-money-baclr guarantee. WALUNGFORD CHURCH Young Peoples meeting on Sunday night at 8 o'clock in the Riverside Church, Bible Study on Turaday night nt 8 o'clock. Subject: "Is the Anti- Christ At Hand?" Come! The Choir will rehearse nt the School House on Friday night at 8 o'clock. All who are interested in the songs to be sung during the Church Dedication kindly be pres.

ent. The Confirmation Class will meet on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Prayer meeting nt the Ludvig Larson home on Tuesday night, Sept, 21 at 8 o'clock. IMMANUEL CHURCH Sunday School at 10 A. M.

The Ladies' Aid will meet on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 22 nt 2.30 o'clock nt the church. The Iverson and Mrs. P. G.

Pnulson. OOLLIVER Mr. and Mrs. L. P.

Stillman returned home last Wednesday moming from a trip to Boston, Massacusetts where they visited their daughter, Mra. Ray M. Koon and family. They made the trip aaat by plane going from Des Moines to Columbua, Ohio, where they attended National campmant of tha Spanish Ameri can War Vatarana, and from Colvmbui, Ohio, to York and Batuming- thay cama aa Auctioii In western Illinois the grass grows tall ns the corn. Orville Fnssett's fni-m, near Aledo, produced this eleven foot stand of Sudnn gi-nas.

Harriot Rathbun, on fence, nnd her sister Margaret of New Windsor, wonder what a lawn mower for thia grass would look like. For Sleeping Sickness Try Ever-Ready Oil Its Helped Other Horses It May Help Yours! Terril, Iowa. Sept. 1937. PURITY PRODUCTS Estherville, Iowa.

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