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Dealt Zeffiafis. MM. MafaM Lane hit sufried her job as bookkeeper at Klein's TV and Radio Repair shop. Mrs. Jeff? man was the summer replacement.

In the Smith home are Mrs. Smith's two sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wilson of California and Mrs. une Pedigo of Freepoft, Texas and her folks, Mr, and Mrs.

Charles Beckham of Knoxville, Iowa. Mr. and Dick Sthuttt and Dennis went to the home of their son Gary at Hudson directors are: Carl Swanson, 400 Mid neet at Livernorc Llvertnore 400 people attended the annual Co-op Elevator dinner which was hltd at the Lutheran Church evening and serv- by the Ladies Aid. After the a business meeting wal held at the Legion Build- on Saturday evening and on ing where Vernon Habenber- Sunday they all attended the rge Weydert were Cattle Congress at Waterloo, re-elected as directors. Other LuVerne couple wed recently LuVerne Darlene Ericson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Egel, and Paul Hanselman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hanselman, all of Lu- Verne, were married July 27 in the Zion Lutheran church. The Rev.

R. T. Mueller performed the double ring ceremony at two o'clock in the afternoon. Lynn Hanselman, of Fort Dodge, was maid of honor and Duran Watts, LuVerne, attended the groom as best man. Vernon Hanselman and Dennis Holmes ushered.

Mary Hanselman was the soloist accompanied by Mrs. R. T. Mueller, at the organ. The reception was held in the church parlors.

Laurie Hanselman, Des Moines, was in charge of the guest book and Kris Hanselman, Livermore, served the punch. Host and hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Holmes. The wedding cake was cut and served by Mrs.

Carl Hanselman, Liv- crmore, and Sandra Daugard, Britt, was waitress. Mrs. Robert Holtzbauer, Algona, and Mrs. Frank Bauer Bancroft, were in charge of the gifts. Following a honeymoon trip to Minnesota, the newlyweds arc at home in LuVerne where he is engaged in farming and Mrs.

Hanselman is employed at the LuVerne Lanes Cafe. (Iowa) Advance THURSDAY, Strr. It, IMt Trib "Lloyd Larson. Robert E0we is manager of the Elevator. DAUGHTER GRADUATES iMr.

and Mrs. Dale Joiner attended the graduation exercises at the Hamilton Commercial College in Mason City Sunday afternoon. Their daughter Sharon, was one of the graduates but had finished with her studies in February and has been employed at the Welfare Office in Dakota City since the first of April. JOHNSON SON A boy, weighing 7 Ibs 3 was born Sept. 14 to Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Johnson at the Lutheran Hospital in Ft. Dodge. They also have a little girl, Gina, wso is 2 years old. Mr.

Johnson is employed at Anderson's Garage in Livermore. The baby has been named James Allen. HONOR NIXON Among those taking a bus from Humboldt to Des Moines last week to hear Richard Nixon speak at the Merle Hay Plaza were Mrs. Jessamine Miller, Mrs. John Olson, Mrs.

Grace Anderson and Mrs. Karl Baessler. STEAK FRY The Firemen held their annual Steak Fry at the Log Cabin Park on Saturday evening with their wives as guests. Several ladies went to the home of Mrs. Ruby Holmes Wednesday afternoon to help her celebrate her birthday, bringing gifts and cards and a pot luck lunch.

A social afternoon was spent. Those present were Mrs. Mildred Raney, Mrs. Lester Smith, Mrs. Harold Frederick and Mrs.

Amelia Hoffman. On Sunday, 'Mrs. Holmes was a dinner guest in the home of her granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McCullpugh whose son 'David had a birthday that day.

Mrs. Mercie Berryhill end her sister, Mrs. Marian Jacobs, who is visiting here from California, are spending a couple of weeks in Minnesota visiting a sister and Mrs. Berryhill's son Donald and family at Duluth. They went by car.

Recent visitors in the home of Mrs. Lela Heiter were Mr. and Mrs. Newt Heiter of Algona, her two sons, Mr. and Mrs.

Lyle Heiter of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs Don Heiter and Linda oi Spencer. Mrs. Edward Henderson and Patty of Humboldt were visitors in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Monson Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Myron Dudley, Mrs. Violet Frederick, Mrs. Mildred Raney and Mrs.

Jessamine NKller attended an all day meeting of Presbyterial at the First Presbyterian Church in Fort Dodge on Tuesday. Mr. end Rey Felb left for San Francisco where they will visit their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Falb.

Mrs. John OUon attended Presbytery at Waterloo last week and visited her sister while there. Mrs. Henry Monson entertained the 500 Club at her home Tuesday afternoon. At cards Mrs.

Genevieve Weydert won high and Mrs. Grace Anderson won second high and also the consolation prize. There were three guests, Mrs. Corniel Smith, Mrs. Marvin Lamb and Mrs.

Lucille Gronbach. Lunch was served after cards. Vernon Zeman, Twin JUver graduate is employed the Lumber Yard in Bode. He is the son of the Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Holmes from Thursday till Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Christensen of Muskogee, Okla. of last week at the Hilton Inn Kansas City, where in they attended the Order Of The Golden Rule regional conference. Sunday guests in the heme of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Bier- stcdt were their daughter and family, Mrs. Leonard Hanson and children of Irvington. Louis Pergande of Eagle Grove visited Sunday in the home of his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Casey, Mr. and Mrs. David Treu- gcr and Brent of Ames weekend guests in the parental Harold Trauger and Carl Hanselman homes. Fritz Leistikow, who is first mate on a ferry on the Groat Lakes, spent a few days last week visiting in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Kmil Leistikow. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Deley, LuVerne, and their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.

John Moore of Nashua attended graduation ceremonies in Dvs Moines Sunday in honor of their daughter and sister, Mary, who received her diploma from A.l.B. Business College in Des Moines. She is presently employed as clerk typist at Equitable Life Insurance Co. in DCS Moines. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Hein- cn took their daughter, Nor Honor Blocks it LuVerne shower Tuesday LuVerne LuVerne American Legion and Auxiliary were hosts to a post nuptial shower Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Block who were married recently in the United Methodist Church at LuVerne.

The couple received many lovely gifts. Sandwiches, cake and coffee were served at the close of the evening. BABY BAPTIZED Beverly, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wolf of Forest City, was baptized Sunday morning during church service at the United Methodist Church in LuVerne.

Mr. Wolf, who teaches in the Forest City school system is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wolf of LuVerne. Following the morning worship a dinner was held in Beverly's honor at the Harold Wolf home.

Attending were the honored guests, Mr and Mrs. Richard Wolf and 'Beverly of Forest City, Rev. and Mrs. Otis McQuary, great grandfather, Guy Giddings, Sadie Hood and Mr. and Mrs.

William Wolf of LuVerne, maternal grandmother, Mrs. Bernice Diehl of Cedar Rapids, and great great grandmother, Mrs. Guy Giddings, Sr. of Burt. OPEN YEAR The LuVerne Progressive Womens Club opened the club year Monday evening at the home of Mrs.

Allan Blake with Mrs. Vernon Daley as co-hostesses. Sixteen members answered the roll call. Mrs K. C.

Walline presided at the business meeting. Mrs. Dennis Holmes was in charge of the program, "Music of the 20th The talk i interspersed with piano selections and a few recordings of twentieth century composers. The next meeting will be a 6:30 dinner at Treloars at Fort Dodge with husbands as guests on October 20. Flag-birniiii al LnVeme Sunday LuVerne The LuVerne American Legion will, participate in a flag burning ceremony Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m.

with the LuVerne Boy Scouts assisting. The ceremony will take place by the Legion Hall. If any one has old flags in their possession which they would like burned at this event'please contact the following Legion members: Lewis Block, Dick Nielson or Burt DeNio. HOUSEHOLD AUCTION A household goods auction sale will be held at the Max Block home in LuVerne Saturday, October 5 at 1 p.m. An actual listing of merchandise to be sold will be published in a later edition of the Advance.

HAS SURGERY Mr. and Mrs. Allen Blake have received word that their grandson, Juan Blake, had surgery on Monday morning at a Sioux City hospital. Juan is the two year old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Blake of Walthill, Nebr. POT LUCK The Christianaires Club of the United Methodist Church met Sunday evening at the North church for a pot luck supper. The evening was spent socially. Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Joliffe were Sunday visitors in the Henry Enger home at Mallard. UVana tars MB OTH Mr. and larl Jatma and Jo Ellen returned Sunday night after spending the weekend in Iowa City, where they took their daughter, who has enrolled in the Damage of about $250 was lege of Nursing at the State done to a pair of LuVerne University of Iowa They al- care when they collided so visited in Marshalltown half mile west of Sexton on with the Charles Johns fam- highway 18 about 1:20 p.m. ily, brother of Earl and en- Saturday. A car driven by route home Mr.

and Mrs, Joliffe were their daughter, Jean and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Foiresi of Fort Dodge. Mr. end Mrs.

Elmer Kubly visited in Eagle Grove on Sunday with Mrs. Emma Kubly, aunt of Mr. Kubly. Mr. end Mrs.

Gerhard (Gay) Myers and Eldon returned last Sunday from a 10-day fishing trip to Lake Caddy, "jj Minn. Johns and Jo Ellen visited with Mrs. Johns' sister, Edna Bowman and nephew and family, the Dale Larimers in Cedar Rapids. Doug Nelson end Mrs. Linda Will, son and daughter of the Raymond Nelsons, spent the weekend with their parents.

Doug has enrolled as a freshman at Morningside College in Sioux City and Linda, also a student at Morningside is practice teach: ing fourth grade at ton School in Sioux City. Miss Violet and Luelle Swiger were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Lena Nelson of Eagle Grove. On Tuesday they were visitors in the Cecil O'RoUrke home at Britt. Sunday dinner guests In the home of Mrs. Myrtle Eggelston were Mr.

and Mrs. Art Henry of Eagle Grove. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Jim Block of Rolfe were callers in the Eggelston home.

Clara, and Schnok- enberg, daughters of the Thees Schnakenbergs, have returned to Iowa State University in Ames where they are both students. Clara is a senior majoring in Interior Design and Elaine is a junior in Home Economics Education. Sunday evening dinner and Mrs. Bob Fisher were Mrs. Fisher's sister and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Claude and Joleen of Clarion and niece, Miss Nancy Wray, also of Clarion. Mrs. Frank Gronbach was hostess to her 500 Card Club last Tuesday. Mrs.

Wilma Baskerville was a guest. Lunch was served by the guests in the WALTHERS HOST The Walther League of the Zion Lutheran Church were hosts to a Hayride Thursday evening. The youth of the United Methodist Church were the invited guests. Approximately 60 shared the evening hayride. Drivers for pulling the hayracks were Vernon Hanselman, Olaf Kleveland and Lee Wittmier.

Counselors were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Warmbler and Rev. Mueller. Lunch was served following the hayride by Connie Hefty, Jeannie Hjelmeland and Chris Meyer.

INSTALL OFFICERS The general meeting of the WSCS of the United Methodist Church met last Wednesday in the church parlors. New officers were installed and following the business meeting a reception was held honoring the teachers of the LuVerne school system. Hostesses were Martha Wolf, Dora Schipull, Sara Sill, Alma Madden and Lavori Mallory. in the home of their daugh- ter, Joyce, Mr. and Mrs.

Russ, 3 ell Christensen and family of ne Har( co Humboldt. The 4th birthday houaegueata of Jeff Christensen was celebrated at a party in his honor. Tom end Eddie Steil, sons of Mrs. Lucille Steil, have returned to their sophomore year at college. Eddie will continue his studies at Community College in Ft.

Dodge nd and diet. Mr. end Mrs. Charles Hanselman, were Sunday evening guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Christensen of Humboldt. The occasion w'as in honor of the and Tom in the College of 4th birthday of Jeff, son of Business Administration 'at the Christensen's. Mr. end Mrs. Bert Thomas Dale Eischen was attempting to turn into the Alfred Miller drive just as a Dennis selman driven car was passing Eischen.

The Eischen car ran into the rear of the Hanselman machine with 9175 estimated damage to the Hanselman car and $75 to the Eischen car. Sheriff Eppo Buiten investigated and no charges were filed. Mr. end Mrs. Raymond Legler, John and Charles attended the Iowa State-Arizona football game in Ames on Saturday.

Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs Raymond Legler were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunter and Mark of Fonda and Mr. and Mrs.

Dick Gregenon and children of Pocahontas. Denny Legler, son of Mr. and Mrs: Raymond Legler has enrolled at Oklahoma State Tech College Hi Okmulgee, Okla. Mr. and Mrs.

Legler drove Denny to Oklahoma. Enroute they visited friends in Oiathe, Kans. from Friday till Sunday afternoon when they took Denny to Oklahoma where they visited until Tuesday when they returned to Oiathe and on to LuVerne, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Legler of Fort Dodge stayed with John and Charles while their parents away.

Denny has enrolled at Oklahoma State Tech College majoring in printing and advertising. Dennis Marty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Marty, has enrolled for his sophomore year at Westmar College in LeMars, where he is a music major. He was also choaen as proctor of his class.

This election is based on leadership and scholastic ability. Judy Jergensen, Reeieen Hewitt and Doug Marty attended a United Methodist Youth in Renwick on Sunday. Bill Marty now a resident of the Kanawha Community Nursing Home in Kanawha. Mr. and Mrs.

August Pergande were weekend guests in the home of Mrs. Pergande's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Loreii L. Larson of ciai building oil the Des County Fairgroundsat Phyllis Btotk, daughter of Spencer, Over 100 manufac.

Lewis Block will return to turers and procesiotf will be C. E. School of Commerce in represented with booth Omaha, where she is hibits from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. a student when classes sume on Oct.

14. Mr. anal Mrs. Eerie selman and David attended 11:30 a.m. and a program is the Dairy Cattle Congress in scheduled for 3:15 p.m.

Waterloo on Saturday, route they stopped in Cedar Falls, where theii daughter, Jane, student at the University of Northern Iowa, accompanied them to Waterloo. Dinner will be served to store representatives and their families, starting at Food Fistival at Sptimr Smday More than 1,200 are expected to attend the Tri-State Food Festival, sponsored by J. R. Hakes Wholesale Grocers of Laurens, to be held Sunday at the commer- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY MAN OR WOMAN Reliable person from this area to service and collect from automatic dispensers. No experience needed we establish accounts for you.

Car, references and 1965.00 to cash capital necessary. 4 to 12 hours weekly nets excellent monthly income. Full time more. For local interview, write Eagle Industries. 4725 Excelsior St.

Louis Park, Minnesota 55416. LiVwM's CABLE TV will soon be operating Subscribers will be connected during the next several weeks. Those desiring to hook on Cable TV should contact MAX PATTERSON JIM MALLORY or a) MIKE STEIL. SAVE EajajT the blast ia TV reception Yes, you can save $20 if you hook en before the Grand Opening which will be on Nov. 16.

Hook-up foe from new until the grand opening is $10 after Jti.t, It will be 1 $30. Monthly fee is only $4J5. ENJOY CABLE TV the State University of Iowa in Iowa City. Mrs. Lena Him received a call from her granddaughter, Mrs.

Pam Goetz. Sunday evening from California. Mrs. Goetz is the former Pam Rusher, daughter of the Harley Rushers of Bancroft. Mrs.

Goctz's husband, who is in Viet Nam had informed his wife he is to come back to the states the first of December. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomas attended the funeral of Orville Long of Des Moines, brother of Mrs. Bert Thomas on Friday in Des Moines.

Mr. Long, 67, died from lingering illness. He is survived by his wife and several children'. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Davidson were Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Attig of Renwick. AT MEETING The Kossuth County Combined Legion and Auxiliary meeting held at Burt Thursday evening was attended by the following Legion and ma, to Mankato, on Auxiliary members from Lu- Saturday where she is a jun- Verne: Mr. and Mrs.

Block, Mr. and Mrs. George Studer, Owen Curry, August Pergande, Mrs. Dale Zentner, Mrs. Earl Johns and Mrs.

Brian Stewart. ior ut Mankato State College majoring in biology. From Mankato Mr. and Mrs. Heinen drove to St.

Cloud where they were weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Weyer. Dennis Hinselman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hanselman, Jr. left Saturday for Mankato State College where he is a student. CUSTOM GRADING PIRT iiMOVIP FROM FENCE LINES AMP DRAINAGE "HAROLD AMP KELLY" 379-1459 or 379-102S 7 GOODWILL CLUB The UiVernc Goodwill Club met Thursday in the home of Mm. William Goetsch with 10 members attending. Roll call was answered by Eentcrtainment was in charge of Helen Nielsen.

The next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Carl Swanson. BREAKS LEG Mrs. Gus Wegner of Freeborn, former LuVerne resident, fell the latter part of August and broke her leg. She will be hospitalised for some time.

Her address Mrs. Gus Wegner, Mauve Hospital, Room Albert Mian 519007. Art ytii BJowitf without putting FEtTIUZEt? Individual wters ami many pfpVMi it pays big It pltw Hit Bffpaf ratio of fertiliser on yew (toUt. For Your ProfittMf Fertiliwr Program Hi LuVerne Crop Servke LvVeme, WE SALUTE the LuVerne High School Band and its Hurlburt We know youll represent Lu- Verne in the finest manner at the Koatiitli County Band val Oct. 5.

We're proud of you and wish queen luck! the best of BARBARA HURLBURT THII MfSIAQf iY THfff CORNER STORE WW TiP UM. i ftjxwm HOM1SS LU VERNE OFFICE OF THE SECURITY STATE BANK vmm CCNW, ELEVATOR PATTERSON ELECHUC raUVGEK-S JACK 8PIUT XENTN LAWSON HARDWARE LIT VERNE BUILDING flRPlePPw IHP LUVKENE LANES.