Carroll Daily Times Herald from Carroll, Iowa • Page 13

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Monday through Friday. CLASSIFIED CASH WlfH OKOfeR day. per Word 8 Three days, per word 15 cents days, per word 24 cents Cards of Thanks CARD OF THANKS Our recent sad loss leaves us with grateful hearts towards neighbors, friends and relatives. Their comforting expressions of sympathy end thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Many thanks to Father Koester, Father Nonney and Father Lenz.

Mrs. Albert Wledertfl and S-27'3-lrp Announcements 6 DON'T DESPAIR! NO NEED TO miss favorite T.V. programs. Let our experts fix your set. Dependable, prompt, reasonable.

For sure-to-satlsfy service, Call 9513. Sporrer's T.V, SHOP AT YOUR CONVENrENCE! We will be happy to show you our complete stock of merchandise ANYTIME with no obligation to you. Dial 4152 for evening of Sunday appointments. Dial 2503 after 5:30 p. m.

Holley Music Store. 6-257-tfc 12 foil Auto ALL CttAlN SAW. service, can or 8W Rclntrt Ice. New loeatloft aerois west of Sa Phone 2126. 14-264-tfC SEE Ottt COMPLETE SELECTION of distinctive Christmas Cards.

Hftllmark or Rust Craft. Buy early for bettef- selection. Stofte Printing Co. 14-257-tfc Wft Vtstk at retail B. Nockeis 21-273-3tc CALL Uft iion Cleaners modern dry eiein- Ing and pressing to keen you looking your belt every day.

14-iS3-ltc SOTICE OLBNfJ IS HE has completed two weeks school- Ing at Carter Carburetor and Motor Tuning School at St. Louis. We have latest Information. Bring your carburetor and engine trouble to us. We use latest type T.V.

Motor Analyser. Satisfaction guar- a d. Lockhart Automotive Service, 7th A Main St. 14-26n-tfc PROMPT TV A RADIO SERVICE on all makes, incl. ear radios.

Expert technician. Coast-to-Coast Store. Dial 9363. 14-97-lte OLD SHOES BEATEN UPf DON'T you care! New soles and heels, will double the wear. Kramer Shoe Shop.

14-304-ltc Loans PERSON AX LOANS FOR ACWMU- lated bills or other purposes. Community Loan Service. Carroll and Denison. 12-176-5tc AND INSTALLMENT equipment, household goods. Finance Carroll.

Iowa. 12-78-tfc FEDERAL LAND BANK LOANS LONG TERM EXTRA SAFETY See Phil Dennis National Farm Loan Association Over Woolworth's Carroll 12-58-tfc Business Services 14 GENERATOR, MAU- neto and Ignition repair for your tractor, car or truck. Reman Service, across street west of Safeway, Ph. 2126. 14-80-tfc BEITER'S MARKET Best Cut Beef Roast LB 55c Cubed Minute Sreak b.

65c HOMEMADE Bologna LB 59c Pork Cutlets Lb. 59c Fresh Country Sausage 2 89c All Meat Wieners ceuorW. 65c Lean Pork Steak Lb 49c Boston Butts Pork Roast Lb 47c ORDER YOUR THANKSGIVING POULTRY EARLY! WE DELIVER! Del Monte Pumpkin 3 cam 33c Del Monte Peaches 3 can. 98c Del Monte Fruit Cocktail 2 can. 49c Large SUe Grapefruit 3 cans 25c Early June Peas 2 33c Van Camp's Pork 4 Beans 2 Cfln 39c FULL LINE OF FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES 18-273-ltc WE DO PlUTtmB PKAMiNO Photographs, certificates, paintings.

Three-day service. Paint Center. 14-135-ltc To heat your nome without a care Buy your fuel oil from Don's Sinclair Dial 2259 Don F. Odendahl Super Flame Lite Fuel Super Flatni Medium Kuel 14-238-We WHITE 8H1KTS DONE TO VOUH satisfaction at HR Cleaners. Dial 4333.

14-234-tfc Where To Go 17 rP 1 CHAIN DRIVE TRACTOR Save $2.00 $19.95 Value Charley's Place Lay-Away and in Box Price $17.95 Only CUT PRICE ON EVERY TOY! 273-ltc Good Things to Eat 18 Female Help Wanted 22 WAlffcfcSS: SffiAUt WORK. AP- piy.cagino Gate. 22-2P9-tfc JflOttf WAltftfcSS, FULL OB PART time. Pauline's Cafe. 22-270-1 fc STENOGftAFttfifl, SttO A required, 5H day week.

Write Box Dally Herald. 22-270-6tc fof fUflt 65 for Trail rtmjrtSttRD HODUkll or rent cement patio. Orahatt er Park. Phone 4132. 8f IB JJ0 Oil A I'M IS ft WANTED: Shorthand, typing required.

Write APARTMENTS At AtLAfiLtt nished of unfurnishtd. MCNabb Building. Dial 8680. 6S-319-tfC IMMEDIAtfe fOSSfcSSKW Of tlttS cozy, nil modern apartment. Ideal for working girls or couple.

Front apartment, beautifully furnished and only $55,00 per month with heat, furnished. Inquire at the Carroll Bakery. S.V2B6-tfe 3ox Times Herald. 22-272-3tP Situation Wanted 24 fctetff DOttSStATfcS REAR apt, 2 bedrooms. Phone 2534.

B5-273-tfr 8 ROOMS AND BATH, HEAT and water furnished, 903 North West nisi 65-378-1 fc SlNOlfi MAN 1V0RR. Chauffeur's license. Phone 2651. 24 -273-21 APT. FOR RRNT.

Phone 9629, or 3784, after 6 p.m. 65-273-3tp RELIABLE, S1NOLE MAN WANTS any'type of work. Also hag chauffeur's license. Phone 24ns. 24-272-3tr Farms for Sate 67 Salesman Wanted 25 Daily Record flffltt Cimft, II.

Nsv. 50, 1951 Merrill Thorpes To Spend Winter In Weiloco, Texas FARMS, FROM $100 TO ISOO PER acre, either rash or contract. I Frank Hoffmann, Dial 2210. 67-2fl7-tfc CAN VOtJ USE ISS-ISO A WtiER IN' addition to your present earnings? Supply consumers In Carroll with large Rawlelgh line. Start earning immediately.

See or write Win. Rechtstelnnr, Carroll, lovn. Write Rawlelgh's, t. IAK-451-337, Freeporl, 111. 2S-273-1tp Misc.

Real Estate 70 Hatcheries 32 FOR SALE: POVLTIU' FEEDERS, 10 and 15 hole nests. Nest pads, elertrlr hpated poultry fountains. Kruse Hatchery, West on Hwv. 30. 32-272-fiic FOR SALE: CAFE AND TAVERN, only one In town.

P. T. Perlon, Nemaha, 70-272-2tp Used Cars Trucks 71 TWO I.H.C. L-'iflO TRACTORS. TWO 31-ft.

tarp-top livestock tandem Irntlrrs. Mnrttn Farm Machinery 33 ONE HOIST TO FIT MODEL Allls Tractor. Schenkelhprg Impl. Co. 33-273-lie SPKC1AL: CHECK OUR LOW prices on Anti Freeze before you buy.

We have Preslone or Gtiofl- year permanent nntt-freeze. Spe- rlnl rttsc'ount prices on Heat Housers. Schenkelberg Impl. Co. 33-256-1 tc Iowa.

Anderson, 71-273-2tp 1953 HUICK SI'PER 4-DOOR, TWO- tone. radio, hpatpr, exceptionally clpan, pood rubber, Dynaflow, Will rock. 71-270-1 fr Auto Service 75 FOR SALE: HINSEN WEATHER Brakes to fit J. Allls, IHC or Oliver tractors. Regular $44.00.

SPECIAL $33.00. Schenkplherg Impl. Co. 33-272-tfc PORTABLE BUILDINGS MADE TO order: Hay Bunks, Fepd Bunks, Feeders, etc. our prices.

Carroll Lumber Co. 33-270-61 FOR RENT OR SAX.E: TWO ROT- ary stock cutters. Halbur Impl. Co. Phone 21.41.

33-259-lfc Livestock for Sale 41 COR SALE: GOOD CHESTER boars. Immune and guaranteed. Roy Copp Son, Glidden. 41-242-tfc FOR SALE: YORKSHIRE BOARS. Jack Zimmerman, Barling, Iowa.

Phone H. 25. 41-218-tfc FOR SA1.E: FOUR REGISTERED Hereford bulls, 16-17 mos. of age. Blood tested.

Barney Anlhofer, Carroll. Phone Mur. 3-3152, Dedham. 41-268-61 FOR SALE: SO HEREFORD calves, about 450 Ihs. Herman Tunning, Coon Rapids, Iowa.

41 -272-31 FOR SALE: YEARLING. LAND- race boar. Albert Else-held, 5 ml. Carroll on 71. Phone 30(50.

41 -272-31 4 OR 4H LB. SPRINGERS FOR sale. Elmer Steffes, Templeton. I8-273-3tp MOSCOVT DUCKS AND GEESE, dressed or alive. Will deliver.

Phone Glidden. 18-271-6tc POTATOES 60-LB. SACKS, RED or white. No. ones.

Can be seen or picked up at farm, 1 mile south of KCT.M broadcasting station sign on 71, east side of road. Phone 2905. Fred P. Meister. 18-225-2tc BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCHEON PAULINE'S CAFE FOB SALK, XOV.

24, tJSKIl LAND- race hoar. Vaccinntpd and guaranteed! Albert Nelson, hake City. Phone 6063. 41-272-21 HAJMTSH1HK HO A US FOR SALE. 2Va So.

of Templeton on 71. Merlin Jrlmeler. Phone ll-B. 41-272-3tc USED minor MALE HOG FOB sale. Fred W.

Berns. Gltdden. 41-271-31 FOB SAJ.E: 40 FEK11EB PIGS, 8 mo. old. Robert Kaufman, Arcadia.

Phone Malhur, 2418 41-273-2tr 7 ANGITS STEER CALVES, 400 LBs! John Si'hultes. 41-273-2tp Business Opportunities 19 LETHA'S BEATITY SHOP FOB sale, and good equipment. Phone 3862. 19-273-3tc Male Help Wanted 21 NEAT APPEARING MABRIBP HAN tor sales route, age 84 to 38. 590.00 to start plus expenses.

Write Box 466, CarrolL 21-206-tfc SALESMAN WANTED QUALIFIcatlons: Must have car; neat appearance; be willing worker. For interview call 4477 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. 21-27l-3tc BRENNY'S FOOD SAVINGS Meats Home Dressed Roasting Chickens, Ib 39c Center Cut Pork Chops, Ib 69c Lean Pork Steak, Ib 49c Whole Pork Roast, Ib 39c Trimmed Pork Roasts, Ib 45c Oven-Ready Turkeys (Under 8 Ib. 43c (Over 8 Ib 39c Fresh Side Pork, Ib 39c Swift's Sliced Bacon, Ib 49c Spreait Cheese Spread.

Ibs. 49c Perch Fish Fillets, 5-lb. box Frozen Food Pet-Riti Pumpkin Pies 49c Pet-Ritz Mtoca pies 58c Orange 2 cans 49c Strawberries 5 10-oz. pkgs. $1.00 Raspberries 8 10-ox.

pkgs. $1.00 Snow Crop 3 pKgs. 59c a 88c Teddy Snow Puppet Free With 3 pkgs. Peas) Groceries Ocean Spray Cranberry 1 Sauce .2 cans 45c Stuffed Olives, jar 39c Aluminum Foil, 25-ft. roll 29c Green Queen Olives, 5Ms-oz.

39c Swift'ning, 3-lb. can 69c Linko Peas 3 cans 35c Delta Summer Dill Pickles, quart IGA Cocktail 2 cans 89c IGA Peaches 3 2H cans 89c IGA Sweet Potatoes, No. 3 squat can 25c Hi-C Orangeade 3 46-oz. cans 89c Northern Napkins, pkg Otoe Spaghetti 3 cans 29c Jiffy Cake Mix, pkg lOc Nabisco White Crackers, Ib. 27c Sunshine Hydrox Cookies, pkg.

37c Large Walnuts, Ib. 39c Fruits Vegetables Cranberries, pkg. 19c Jonathan Vi-bu. $1.49 Yams 2 Ibs. 29c Celery stalks 26c Grapefruit 10 for 49c Red Potatoes 50 Ibs.

$1.29 THESE PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26 Open Wednesday, Nov. 26, till 9 p. m. Closed Thanksgiving All Day BRENNY'S IGA MARKET For Delivery Phone 2284 IS HEREFORD CALVES, 100-500 Ibs.

Charles Wlitrnck, Ri. 2, Manning. 41-273-2tp REGISTERED POLLED HEREFORD pull, 4 yrs. old, outstanding quality. Gentle, no had habits, perfect physical condition.

Sire was grand show champion at DPS Molnes. Wvman P. Petersen, RI. 3, Ca'r- I'oll. 41-271-3lp Livestock Taken Up 45 AN OUNCE OF CARB SAVES fUE- patr! Depend on our expert servicing to keep your car at Its best Complete iervlct ihop frum lubrication to body Carroll Motor Co.

75-Ul-tfc WIMK.EU SERVICE COMPLETE radiator service, body and fender repair. Dial 2120. 75-284-tfc REMINDER! HOW LONG SINCE your car had a motor tune-up? Now the time to have work done! Vou'll get tauter utartlnR, better economy, smoother engine operation. service all makes. Houlihan Motors.

75-14-Wc GENE HAGEN Boiek-Pontiac New Cars 76 TRADE FOR A NEW FORD AT the easiest place to trade in western Iowa, BUI Burgess Motor Co. 76-284-tfc St. ANtttONrY ttOSPtf AL Diane Jean twit, Carroll Rev. Albert C. Archer, GHdden Mrs.

Lawrence Ludwig. Odebolt Mrs. Hoger J. Nissen. ManninR Albert A.

£rickson, Wall Lake Ben G. Klncke, Dedham Mrs. Alfred W. Sondgeroth, Carroll Mrs. Harry H.

Fischer. Manning E. Walter Rogers, Carroll Mrs. Clarence L. Jensen and baby, Lake View Elmer 0.

Snook, Carroll Gerald J. Bautr.hover. Carroll Ann Dvmifer, Carroll Births- Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Eischeid, Carroll, a son, Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.

Matthew G. Bauer, Carroll, a son, Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Schroeder, Odebolt, a son, Thursday HrMld LAKE CITY Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Wooters. Lake City, a son David Lee. Nov. 19 at MCrary- Rost Hospital.

Deaths, Funerals Hrrnlrt WALL LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Donald Obman, a snn, Rodney Don, Nov. 15, at the Manning Hospital. They have one daughter, Vicki.

Grandparents arei Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Obman and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hoaglund.

Hprslrt MANNING GENERAL HOSPITAL Dismissals- Ricky Thormberg Births- Mr, and Mrs. Donald Watkins, Bayard, a son, Nov. 18 LAKE VIEW-Mr. and Mrs Merrill left Monday to spend i (he winter in Weslaco. Texas.

Mr. and Mrs, H. Esthervig or Huron. S. and Maurice.

Has- Sick of Sundance. visited! their brother-in-law and sister, i Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Hartman. Thursday and Friday.

They were returning from attending the fu- neral of another brother. Dr. Harold Classick at Belmond. Mr. and Mrs.

Vernol Hanson spent several Hays over the end visiting her brother, Glenn Roisum in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Finders and Mrs.

Don Fitzgerald of Day- ton, Ohio and Mrs. Chet Singelton of Sheriton. visited from Thursday until Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Finders.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Miller and three sons of Garner spent (he weekend with the Finders, David Finders of Cedar Falls was home for the weekend. Mrs. Margaret Billiards of Sioux City and her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr.

and Mrs. Vern Wilder of Sac City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. C.

Miller. Mrs. Miller observed her BOth birthday. Mr. and Mrs.

Karl Stnah and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moody and children were supper guests of Mrs. Mary Slaab at Wall Lake Wednesday evening. Thpy helped Mrs.

Staab, Karl's mother, observe her flfilh birthday. Guests Sunday evening in the Scott home honored the 2nd birthday of Jean Scott. Her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Scott. and Mrs. Stella Manuel and her great-grandfather, A. E.

Holmes, were guests, MfiNftY Henry Spencer, 66, of Coon Rapids died in St. Anthony Hospital Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Spencer had been admitted to the hospital early Tuesday afternoon. Death occurred at 2:55 p.m.

Wednesday. Funeral arrangements arp in charge of the Anderson Funeral Home at Coon Rapids. and Harold Heesch, Portland, i two daughters, Mrs. Anita Rubendahl, Fonda, arid Mrs. W.

,1 Samuelson. Orion, one brother, Charles torrance, i Portland: two sisters. Mrs. Clara i Ensor, Sturgis, S.D., and Mrs. Charles 'Lizzie) Crockett.

White, 13 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. EMMANUEL M. CARROLL Mr. and Mrs. H.

B. Carroll returned Wednesday from Moody, where they were called by HIP death of Mr. Carroll's father, Emmanuel M. Carroll, RR. Since his wife's death six years ago, Mr.

Carroll had spent most of the time with his daughter at Moody. He died there Saturday. He was a retired farmer. Funeral rites were held Tuesday, with hurial in Mt. Zion Cemetery near West Plains.

Mo. Mr. Carroll is survived hy five daughters and five sons. Two children are deceased. MRS.

MATT1E HEE.TH (Tlnirn Hrritli) Srrvtrp) LAKE CITY Funeral arrangements are pending at the Huffman Memorial Chapel here for Mrs. Mattie Heesch, 7fi, for- i mer Lake. City resident, who died; Nov. 19 at Portland, after a six-month illness. She had lived in i Portland since 1943.

Her husband. Peter Heesch, died in 1941. Also deceased is one daughter, Mrs. Lloyd (Loi.O Hurdel. Mrs Heesch is survived by two sons, Raymond Heesch.

Lake MRS. KINDRED Carroll Markets GRAIN Soybeans, No. 2 $1.98 Corn, No, 2 yellow .97 Oats .56 Sale Dates Claimed Nov. England farm aale. 2 miles north and 2 miles west of Carroll, Vfe mile north and 1 mile east of Maple River.

Boss Grote, Aucts. Nov. 25 Bernard VVUlenborg closing out farm sale. 2 miles west and one I north of Dedham. Wieland and Irl- beck Aucts.

Nov. Rleshere closing out farm sale. 1 mile west, 2'4 miles i north of Templeton or 1 mile east and 3 south of Halbur, Kerkhoff and Etch, Auctioneers. Dee. 2 Closing out of farm macliinery, Maurice Glass Estate.

7 miles west and miles south of Car roll. Al Boss and Paul Grote. Aucts. Dee. Leonard Becker closing out farm sale.

3 miles south and Vi mile east of Ralston. Byerly and Grote, auctioneers. Dec. 9 Balk, closing out farm sale. 1 mile south, IVi west of Dedham, Wieland and Irlbeck, Aucts.

Dec. Archie Robinson closing out farm sale. 6 miles south, 2 miles west and Vi south of Gltdden. or 4 north, 4 east and north of Dedham. Byerly and Wieland, Aucts.

Dee. J. Brotch complete closing out sale. 1 mile south of willey and 1 mile west, or four miles north and one west of Dedham. Irlbeck and Wieland, auctioneers.

Jan. Sibenaller Hereford dispersal sale, mile south of Roselle or 5 miles south of Carroll on 71, 2 miles west and Vi mile south. Harold Wieland, Auctioneer. Jan. 13 Arthur H.

Goecke closing out farm sale. 1 mile west, Wi nuortn of Carroll. Byerly. Grote and Wieland, Auctioneers. Chicago Groin Thn Humphrey Grain Company These Marketa Are Furnished by Prev.

High Low Close 200V4 187 TWO STRAY PIGS TAKEN UP. Herman Beyerink. 45-272-3tp Household Goods 51 80-GA-L. FIUGrnAlRE HOT WATER heater. Phone 2192.

51-270 tfc TRAJ)E fN VOiJR OLD PIANO ON a new Philco T.V. Holley's. 51-268-6tp HJDE-A-BED SOFA. PHONE 8297. 51-266-tfc BRUSHES CA1J, 8150 TRADE NOW FOB A NEW G.

E. Vacuum Cleaner. Big trade-in allowance. Helres Electric. 51-2Sl-tfc ABO GAS DRYER.

PHONE 82U7. 81-254-tfc GAS RANGE, NEW. I'HONK 8287. Sl-264-tfc TAKE OVER PAl'MKNTS ON 2- piece living room suite, S7.50 monthly. Gambles.

S1-273-2tc WALNUT DRESSKIt, 125.00. Matt Furniture Co. 51-273-iic TWIN BED, COMPLETE, IN KX- cellent condition, $25 00 iviatt Furniture Co. M-273-2tc Wanted to Buy 53 On 8 sectional, to recover, Phone 2076 For Salt 55 i. Like new.

Phone'2310" 55-271-31c BOOTH TABLES. i A ie cream chairs! VJnke Tavern, Manning, low 85-271 -3fc Room for Rant BOOM FOB RENT, erred. Phone 3133. 60 LADV I'RK- 60-373-3tc Houses for A NUMBBB OF GOOD CAABOIX homes. Frank Hoffmann, aaio.

f-BPIUI, BUNGALOW IIOUM )H from St. Ideal for widow or retiring couple Lge. open kitchen. Full bailment, oai heat. Garage.

Excellent atale of repair and completely, intulated and weather worth the price of 98.060. Immed. John Gnam Real Eitate- 63-272-2tc Houses for Rent 64 Mi home.UIc isi 1. "C1W tojshurch. Write Dally Apartment for Rent FU ATT, FOB Legals In The DUtrlct Court of Inwa, In and For Carroll County OF WILL STATE OF IOWA, Carroll County, SB.

ORIGINAL To All Whom It May Concern: NOTICE IS HKREBY GIVEN, That an Instrument in writing, purporting to he the last will and les- lament of Raymond B. Winker Dp- ceased, was this day produced, opened and read by the undersigned, and that I have fixed Monday the 1st day of December, 1958, at 9:00 o'clock a. m. at the Courthouse In Carroll, Iowa, as the day for hearing proof In relation thereto. WITNESS my official signature, with the sea) of said Court hereto affixed, this 5th day of November, 1958.

(SEAL) Alfred J. Klocke, Clerk District Court. By Lois Sibenaller, Deputy. Nov. 8, 13, 20, 1958 WSCS of Manning Holds a Guest Day MANNING The Methodist W.S.C.S.

entertained approximately 100 women from Audubon, Gray and Dedham churches at a guest day Friday. Mrs. Harold Howick, Bagley, promotion secretary of the South Jowa Methodist W.S.C.S. Conference was guest speaker. A social hour followed the meeting.

Holiday Program Given for Study Club Ncwi MANNING Mildred Joens entertained the Progressive Study Club Monday evening. Roll call was "What Shall Be Most Thankful For This Thanksgiving." JSdna Halbur p-esented "Five Minutes of the special feature "Evangeline" was given by Eunice Jensen. Mildred Lyden gave the lesson, First Thanksgiving in which was in 1884. The club has entered the Community Achievement contest sponsored by the Federation. Contributions were made to the Christmas seal and Retarded Children's Members will contribute to a fund for "Christmas Cheer for Snut-lns" instead of having a gift exchange at their holiday meeting.

Elaine Struvt and Vada Sinning are in charge of tine Christmas Cnedr kuflcfl was served. Elaine Struve will be hostess at WHEAT Dec. March May July CORN Dec. March May July OATS Dec. March May July.

RVE Dec. March May July SOV BEANS March May LARD Dec. Jan, March 195H ISfi'i 1954 195 197 ISfiH 19fiTi 197 198H 198 187 387 116 118 118 1201.4 Distributors Here Elect F. A. Dedrick Members of the Distributors Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce at a breakfast meeting Thursday morning in Pauline's cafe elected F.

A. Dedrick of the SieR-Carroll Company as bureau chairman for the year 1959. Mr. Dedrick will succeed Cy Hulsebus of Farner- Bocken Company. Robert E.

Ware of the Carroll Creamery Company was re-elected vice chairman, and LeRoy Heinrichs of Kordick Supply Company will be the new secretary replacing Ike Alien Jr. of (he Auen Distributing Company. New terms of office will begin January 1. Supt. Balcy Addresses Club Hrmld ftprvlrr) MANNING Donna Felker was hostess to the.

Manning Woman's Club Monday evening. Roll call was ''What is Character?" The club contributed to the Christmas seal fund. Supt. William Raley of the Manning was guest speaker. His was "The Public School is Your Affair." Jean Wiese will be hostess at the next, meeting.

LAKE CITY Funeral services for Mrs. Jane Rebecca Kindred, 92. were held November 17 at 2 p.m. at the Huffman Memorial Chapel in Lake City, The Rev. William Green, pastor of Methodist Church, officiated.

MrsT Glenn Rtirley and Roland Cobb sang, accompanied by Mrs. Richard Johnston. Pallbearers were George Zimmerman. Virgil Zimmerman, John Zimmerman, Henry Peters, Roy Campbell and Glenn Greteman. Burial was in Lake City cemetery.

Jane Rebecca Stoolman. daughter of Charles and Katherine Stoolman. born May 16, 1866. in Bureau County, Illinois. At the age of three she moved with her family to Lowden, Iowa.

Five years later moved to Carroll County where she attended rural schools. On March 21. 1888, she married George M. Kindred at Rockwell City. Mrs.

Kindred was a member of Trinity Methodist Church, Lake City. She had lived in Lake City since 1932. She died November 15. at McVay Memorial Hospital in Lake City after a long illness. Her husband and one sort, Charles Harold, preceded her in death, She Is survived by nine children.

Mrs. John Zimmerman (Florence), Scranton; Mrs. V. J. Haworth (Katherine).

Cincinnati, 0- hlo; Frank Kindred, Garden City, South Dakota; Mrs. Ralph Mapel flxiretta), Rockwell City; Ailet Kindred, Boulder, Colorado: and Frank Kindred, Fred Kindred, Mrs. Gnldie Sifford, and Mrs. Gladys Ullyot. all of Lake City; grandchildren; and 31 great- grandchildren.

11.40< 11.10 10.80 11.35 11.07 10.75 217 221 224 11.38 11.07 10.75 11.30 11.00 10.70 Chicago Livestock CHICAGO (AP) The butcher hog supply was the smallest for a Thursday in more than a month and prices were 25 to 75 cents higher in an active trade. The offerings of 8,000 head were 3,000 below previous estimates and included a few lightweights. The top of $18.80 went to 62 head of 210 Ib mostly No. 1 grade while a few No. Is in the 190-220 Ib range sold at The market for slaughter steers was about steady on the small supply.

A few mixed choice and prime grades brought and the good to choice CHICAGO (USDA)-Hogs butchers 25 to 50 higher; few 75 higher; 2-3 mixed grade 200-230 Ib butchers 17.76-18.15; sev- era! lots 1-3 mostly 1 2 mixed grade 190-220 Ibg 18.15-18.35; a small volume mostly Is these weights 18.35-18.50; 62 head mostly Is 210 IDS at 18.60; 2-3 mixed grade 240 280 17.25 17.75; mixed grade 300-425 Ib sows 16.0017,00; moat 425-550 Ibs 15.25-16.00. Cattle calves 200; slaughter steers about steady; few loads and lots good and choice 1,0001,200 Ib slaughter steers 25.0027.25; a few small loU choice and prime 27.35-28.25; a few good and low choice heifers and mixed yearlings 25.00-26.25; short load low choice 1.000 Ib mixed steers and heifers 26.25; a few utility and standard 21.50-24.00; a few mixed commercial and standard cows 21.00; utility and commercial 17.5020.50; cannerg and cutters 15.0018.00; a few canners down to 14.00; utility and commercial bulls 22.50-25.25; good vealert 29.00 32.00; utility and standard 19.0028.00; a few culls down 15.00; a load of good Ml Ib stock staers 31.00. Sheep 700; steady on all classes; food and choice 92-101 Ib choice wooiad lambs 20.oo-22.25; cull and utility 16.00-19.00; 1 load choice 107 Ib shorn lambs with no 1 pelts 20.50; cull to choice slaughter ewes 6.00-8.00, HOSPITAL AUXILIARY MEKTI MwU4 MANNING Mrs. Bettaa Spear WM boftess to Manning Hospital Auxiliary on Monday afternoon, Nov. 17.

Lunch wai tarved following an afternoon of wwlng feads of the wilJ live long if Observe Birthdays, Wedding Anniversary Hfrslrt Npiri Fred St offers of Arcadia observed his 76th birthday Sunday evening. Helping him celebrate were Mr. and Mrs, Herman Vetter, Mr. Mrs. Carl Segebart, Mr.

and Mrs. John Brockman, Mr. and Mrs. George Luetje, Mr. and Mrs.

Johannes Herrmann, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stoffers and family, Mr, and Mrs. Reynold Hagge and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Hagge from Westside; Mr. and Mrs. William Bauer. Mo 1 and Mrs. Henry Peters, Miss Martha Vetter, Mr.

and Mrs. Neolk, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stribe, Mr. and Mrs.

Den Stribe and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Munson from Manning; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stoffers and family and Mr.and Mrs.

Albert Hunter and family from Arcadia, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stoffers from Fort Dodge. Mr, and Mrs. Glen Meyer observed their llth wedding anniversary Sunday evening.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meyer and sons and Mr.

and Mrs, Henry Ewoldt and Ralph from Manning. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Brotherson to celebrate Mrs. Brotherson's birthday were Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Brotherson from Sioux City, and Mr. and Mrs. George Brotherson from Wall Lake. Guests in Homes of Lake View Residents AUCTION SATURDAY, NOV.

22 12:15 O'Clock CATTLE 20 Hereford steer calves, 350-450. 23 Hereford steer and heifer calves, 300450. 16 Hereford steers, 500-550, 12 Hereford steers, 700. 1'4 Shorthorn steers and heifers, 400-500. 8 Mixed heifers, 500-600.

7 Shorthorn steers, 600-700. 18 Angus steers and heifers, 350-400. 10 Angus steers, 500. 11 Hereford steers, 500. 6 Hereford heifers, 450-500.

3 Hereford stock cows, 1 Yearling' He bull. 10 Mixed steers and heifers, 400-450. 6 Small Hereford calves. Expect 2 semis of calves, one yearlings. HOGS 100 or more good feeder pigs, 40-60.

16 Feeder pigs, 90. Several good boars, SHEEP 12 Fat lambs. 15 Good ewes. 2 boys' winter coats, like new, size 16; 1 dog; 1 oak kitchen table and 3 chairs; 1 reclining chair; 1 rocking chair; 2 Hollywood bed ends; 3 odd chairs! 1 antique pie cupboard; kitchen utensils. Farmers Sale Co.

Humid WALL and Mrs. Paul Apple and son, Jack, of Sterling, 111., and Donnie Bohms and son, Gary of Linden, came Friday evening and were guests in the Harold Wollesen home until Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pearcy of Marshall, and Mrs, Ida Pearcy of Russell, spent Sunday in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. L. G. Ballard. Sunday dinner guests in the Ed Bohms home in Lake View were Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Apple and son, Jack, of Sterling, 111.. Donnie Bohms and son, Gary, of Linden, Iowa, Mrs. Mary Busroe, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Weeks of Estherville. Harry Bright from Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Peters and daughter of Lake View, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Wollesen and Kathleen and Mr.

and Mrs. Don Wollesen and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William Wlncell, Mrs.

Elizabeth Gosch and Alvina, Mist Helen Gonnerman and Ferd and Miss Emma Gosch of Sioux City were Sunday dinner and supper guests in the Claus Gosch home at Sac City in honor of the ninth birthday of their daughter, Betty Ann. In tha afternoon they called on Bob Harmon at tha Loring Hospital. AT 8UI HOSPITAL CARNARVON Mr. and Merle Dumdei and Donald! spent wveral in Iowa City, Donald in the for ob- i Carroll Egg Co. HERE IS YOUR Egg Market For Today A Mad.

A B'l A Smells Undergrade 36 24 20 20 One Cent Less Picked Up on Route! This Price Good at Any of the Following Egg Buyers Juergens Product Feed, Carroll Carroll Produce Feed, Carroll Breda Creamery, Breda Hiway Hatchery, Manning Lake City Creamery, Lake City Rortenborg Produce, Denison Eaton Produce, Scranton Halbur Produce, Halbur Tophorn Grocery Produce, Roseile Brockmon fir Son, Schleswig Heodlee Produce, Coon Rapids.