The Humboldt Republican from Humboldt, Iowa • Page 27

28 Republican, Wedrtesday, Feb. 19 Patrol girl of month Susie Giddings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Giddings of Humboldt, and a member of the Taft School "safety patrol, has been as the outstanding patrol girl for the month of January. The Patrol Lieutenants selected Susie as the member they felt best exemplifies the type of leadership, attention to duty and alertness expected of patrol members.

As one of her honors, Susie will wear a gold badge on. her patrol belt during the month. Her name will also be inscribed on the Gold Badge of the Month Award Banner which is displayed at Taft. Baptize Bormann infant and Liturgical Year. Father Tigges spoke on the Sacrament of Baptism.

Sister Kay Gaul will talk on "The Liturgical Year" Sunday evening, Feb. 23, in St. Joseph's School Hall as the second talk in the series. Father Louis Greving's Talk on the Sacrament of Penance will be March 23. Mission sewing will be held Friday afternoon, Feb.

21, at 1:30 in the convent basement with Mrs. Rosalia Illg in charge of the group. All parish ladies are asked to be involved by making something or donate materials or monetary gifts for the missions. Mr. and Mrs.

Art Winkel and family, Centerville, came Saturday afternoon for a visit here with her mother, Mrs. Rosalia Illg, and with other area relatives. Lucille Illg Honors to S. Kemper Scott R. Kemper Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Bush, all of Plover; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lenning and Brenda, Aaron and Jarod (Mrs. Lenning is their daughter), Mr.

and Mrs. James Lenning and Angela of Humboldt; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Larson, Mr. Cadet Scott R.

Kemper, son Mrs. Maurice Larson, of Mr. and Mrs. Edward usse ll Larson, Mr. and Mrs.

Kemper of Humboldt, has Te( Kinseth, Mr. and Mrs. earned academic -honors for ona id Olson, Mr. and Mrs. the first semester grading Walter Bakken, Lucille Tor- period at Wentworth Military ge rson and Thora Kinseth, all Academy, Lexington, Mo.

Bode. Mrs. Roger Kerns Kemper earned superior Maurice Larson won in grades to qualify for the court hist. dean's Special Distinction List. Mr.

and Mrs. John Jacob- Cadets who earn academic son attended the neighbor- honors during the specified noo club party in First grading periods at Wentworth National Social Center, Hum- are accorded extra privileges bo id ti Saturday evening enter- and are permitted to wear the ta ined by Mr. and Mrs. Scholastic uniform. Bar on Ralph Larson entertained spent the past several weeks in Sunday evening, Feb.

16, at a the Winkel home and returned 5:30 dinner and an evening of wife, court whist. This occasion was a thank you to all the relatives, with them. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kollasch, Sandra and Paula, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Enger of Emmetsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kerns, Mr. and their Malcolm Helvick.

Evening was spent playing 500. Winning prizes were Mrs. Harold Vosberg, Virgil Hacker and Maurice Halsrud. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Jensen Susie Giddings Britt, Mr. and Mrs. Francis neighbors and friends who Mrs. Roger Kerns, Mr. Illg and Jerry, Whittemore, helped when they moved from Mrs.

Ray Hanish, Mr. and of Gilmore City were visitors of and John Jacobson's Sunday after- Joe, Mr, and Mrs. Ed McGuire, Art and Jerry and Mary Jane Mrs. Ed Bormann, St. and Jim Willardson, Des Origer.

all from St. Joe, were Guests were her brother and Moines. also visitors Sunday in the Illg Mr. and Mrs. Richard home.

Zeman and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Howard Kohlhaas, Jody Kirsch were among the 200 Jensen, Alvin Bormann, Vir- people that were on a ginia Bormann and Jack Harvester people trip to San Schultz were among the Old's Gold tour to Hawaii returning Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mrs.

Russell Enockson, Mr. Stockdale were Sunday supper and Mrs. El wood Henderson, guests. their farm and came to Bode Mrs. Glen Forsythe, Mr.

and on and also during their sale. Diego, last week. The group left via a 707 American from Des Moines Monday returning Friday. Among their sight seeing was a trip to Mexico, a Harhor excursion, Sea World. The first of a series of talks Hogan.

Sponsors were an aunt on the sacraments during the Lenten Season was Sunday evening, Feb. 16, with Father ST. JOE Joseph Hormann, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E.

Bormann, was baptized in St. Joseph's Church Sunday afternoon, Feb. 16, by Rev. David and uncle, Mrs. Jim Willardson, Des Moines, and Jim Byrne, Moorland.

Other visi- ame Tigges in St. Josephs tors in the Bormann home School Hall. Sunday were the grand- The Lenten Adult Religious parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Education program consists of V.

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