Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 6

political candidates following are brief biographical 6f the eandl- datti running for office In Ktttiufh County. Material was furnished by tho candidates themselves. Not Included it information on A. M. "Tony" Kellasch, City, who did not submit any.

For Sheriff EPPO BULTEN Eppo Bulten, 41, has lived in the Algona area since 1947. He is married and the father of two daughters. He was employed for six years with the Faber Construction four years as foreman; had a Borden retail milk route four years and was also employed on farms 'in the area. Eppo then served on the Algona police department eight years and years as deputy sheriff before being appointed as Kossuth County Sheriff. He enlisted in the U.

S. Na vy at the age of 17 and served 2 years, with the majority of the time in the South Pacific during World War 11. PETE JORGENSON Peter Jorgenson was born at Ledyard in 1933. He attended the Ledyard and Seneca Consolidated schools before enlisting in the Marines where he spent 3 years. Some of this time was in overseas duty in Korea.

After he came out of the Marines, Pete worked for Jack's O.K. for a short time, then joined the Algona Police Force where he has served for 13 years. He is married and the father of five children. parents, the Lloyd Jorgensons, still reside at Ledyard. He is a member of the American Legion, For Auditor employed with the Algona Municipal Utilities.

He is married and the father of six children. Mr. Scott is a graduate of Burt high school and a veteran. He is a member of a number of farm organizations and is a former assessor for Portland For County Attorney State Senator 61st and 62nd General Assemblies and served on the Commerce, Agriculture, Education, Ways and Means, Public Health and Welfare committees. He was alsq committee ori Interstate Cooperation of the Council of State Government as Agriculture chairman.

He has been Democratic precinct committeeman for Greenwood township, county Democratic chairman, 6th Congressional District chairman, 7 years, and Iowa State Democratic Central Committeeman for 7 years. JOE STRAUB Joe Straub was born Jan. 5, 1930 in East Rockaway, N. and graduated from high school there in 1947. He received his BA degree in journalism from Notre Dame University in 1952 and graduated from the Notre Dame School of Law in 1955.

He was admitted to the New York Bar the same year and to the Iowa Bar in 1958. He was married in 1951 to Mary Caryl Cash, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cash.

They have 11 children, the oldest a junior at Garrigan and the baby, 7 months. The Straubs are members of St. Cecelia's church. The Straubs moved to Algona in August of 1958, to associate with Linnan Lynch and he became a partner in 1960. Since 1964 he has served as Kossuth County Democratic Chairman and in 1968 Bancroft City Attorney.

For Clerk of Court MARC MOORE Mr. Moore is a lifelong resident of Kossuth County and was graduated from the Algona high school, He is a home- owning taxpayer of the community. Mr. Moore has served as Kossuth County Auditor for the past 15 years. Among the organizations he belongs to are the American Legion, Kiwanis and Masonic Lodge.

Afgona (Iowa) Advanto THURSDAY, OCT. 3 WAYNE KEITH Wayne Keith is a native of Kossuth county and has lived in the Algona and Burt areas, and is a graduate of the Algona high school. He has been a successful grain and livestock farm operator, the last 10 years in partnership with his son. Mr. Keith served as vice- president of a major farm organization, in charge of their policy development and also has served as vice-president of a large life insurance company and a casualty insurance company.

He served as Kossuth County Civil Defense Di- rectoi during 1967 and part of this year, and has been on and national livestock and crop committees, appearing in Washington before Iowa's congressional delegation on numerous occasions. He has received the Rotary service award for community activities and leadership, been active in the First Baptist church of Algona and a Republican party worker and delegate to a national convention. For State Representative school, two years id teachers college and one year in the army in Denmark, then immigrated to the- United States in 1950. He is has three children, and and operates a 120-acre farm spec ializing in poultry. He has served as Republican precinct chairman in Union township, served four ion township, served 4 years on Kossuth County and presently serves on the extension state advisory committee.

He is an active member and el der of the First Presbyterian church of Algona, counselor of Kossuth County Rural Youth for seven years and a church camp counselor and director for 13 years, and was a delegate to Washington, D. C. for two community groups. Mr. Kiilsholm has served two years as county treasurer of the Kossuth County Farm Bureau, one term as State Representative for Kossuth county in the Iowa House on the Agriculture, Conservation, County and Township Affairs and Schools committees.

For 1st District Supervisor E. J. KOLLASCH E. J. "Jiggs" Kollasch, 50, was born at Whittemore and attended school there.

He is a World War II veteran of the army, serving in the European Theatre." Married and the father of nine children, he operated the Kollasch grocery and station south of Algona on Hwy. 169 for 17 years. The past two years he has been employed at the Hobarton Elevator. They are members of St. Joseph's Catholic Church at St.

Joe. For 2nd District Supervisor LEE SCHENCK Mr. Schenck is a lifelong resident of Kossuth county. He has farmed 19 years; is presently engaged in the trucking business and does custom combining. He graduated from, the Algona high school and for the past '16' years, has been actively engaged in work with the Kossuth "County Agriculture Association in connection with the Kossuth County Fair.

John's ift Bancroft aftd three are grade school students there. LAWR6NC6 NEWBROUQH Lawrence Newbrough, 55, was born in Humboldt County and has spent most of his life in the Lone Rock area. He graduated from the Lone Rock high school, is married and father of five children. He and his Wife lived on a farm in the Lone Rock area for 25 years and moved into town in 1057 where he was employed by International Implement. Mr.

Newbrough was on the Lone Rock and Sentral school board for 20 years, is a member of the Presbyterian Church, the Masonic Lodge and has been a supervisor the past six years. For 5th District Supervisor ALMA PEARSON Alma Pearson was born at Wesley and graduated from the Algona High School. She attended college at Ames and the Hamilton Business College at Mason City. She was Kossuth County dcupty clerk of court for several years and was appointed clerk in 1948. She was married and has one son.

Her husband is deceased. Alma is a member of St. Cecelia's Catholic church, Catholic daughters and the Soroptomisl Club. For State Senator Mr. Scott is i farmer in Portland township and jf ajfg DONALD W.

MURRAY Donald Murray, 45, has lived his entire life at Bancroft. graduated from St. John's, attended St. Thomas at St. Paul, Iowa State University, Ames, Pennsylvania Military College, Chester, and spent years with the U.

S. Army during World War 11. lie was married in 1950 and the- tin-ays have five children, 2 17. He operated the Murray Elevator for many years, before it was sold last year, is manager of the family Trust farms, District manager for Financial Programs, in sale of Mutual Funds and Life Insurance; sells real estate, is associated with Farmers Independent Credit Lake Park, 'Iowa, and United Suppliers of Eldora. Mr.

Murray has been active in many civic, church, county and state organizations, on the Bancroft city council 12 years, jwiyor for two years, years as the Iowa BERL PRIEBE Bcrl Priebe, lifelong resident of Kossuth county, was born near Lone Rock and raised in the Lakota and Bancroft areas. He presently is fanning and raises cattle near Algona. Past President of the Iowa Stato Angus Association, he is now a board member and national delegate; has been a member of the Kossuth Mutual Insurance Association, local school board and ASC committeeman. Ho is presently a member of the Kossuth County Fair Board and 4-11 leader and judge, lie has served as chairman and co-chairman of the Kossuth County Barbecue and is a member of the Izaak Walton league. He was a state delegate of the Democratic party.

Members of the Lutheran church, the Priebes have three children, two daughters in the Chicago area and one son near Algona. IVAN PARROTT Ivan Parrott was raised on a farm and lived there until 1941. He then entered the trucking (local and interstate) business for several years and later owned and operated a grocery store before coming to Algona in 1957. Since then, he was employed by a local contractor in road building. He is familiar with and concerned about the farmer, local business and industry.

For 4th District Supervisor GEORGE WERINGA George Weringa, 45, is a native of Lakota. He graduated from high school there, is an army veteran of World War II and worked on county maintenance for 14 years, and is 'also familiar with the workings of the County farm. George and his wife, the former Lois Koons, had two sons. The eldest died follow ing a car accident in 1964. Their son Gene is presently with the army in Vietnam.

The Weringas are members of St. Paul's Lutheran church. Burt Woman's club hears Algona lady MTM ANNIVERSARY Over 150 registered at the open house honoring Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hunt for their 25th wedding anniversary on Oct.

520, hosted'by their dren, Linda, tittane, Eugene and Lou Rae. the bride's ors of ago, ted, white and blue were carried out, Special guests were Mrs. Hunt's grandmother, Mrs, Ida Butterfield, 88, of Swea City, and parents of the couple, Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Hunt, Cedar Falls, and Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Hilbert of Algona. Guests came from Mason City, Swea City, Armstrong, Garner, -Rutland, Palmer, Pomeroy, Whittemore, West Bend, Wesley, Ledyard, Burt and Minneapolis: HONOR SOT. THILGES A family gathering was held last week at Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Plathe's in honor of Sgt.

Kenneth son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thilges and grandson of Mrs. Nick Fischer. He is a nephew of the Plathes and has recently returned from Viet Nam.

His wife is the jformer Nancy Kennedy of Bancroft. He has bson transferred to Phoenix, Ariz, where he and his wife will make their home. He is in the Air Force and has been in service four years. He showed many taken in Viet Nam. Krebsbach and H.

M. Knecht. About thirty guests were ent, CARD CLUBS Mrs. Caroline Kunkei was hostess to her card club Wed' fiesday afleffloofl. The club met the Week with Mrs.

Uo i Mrs. Dewey SkUIing it eft- terUining her card club nesdty evening. Mrs. Lloyd Muckey efltet 1 tained her bridge club Moh- diy VISITOR FROM HONOKONO Mr. and Mrs.

John Desman went to Des Moines Tuesday to meet their daughter Marilyn, Jacob Chuang of Hong Kong, The Burt Hub met Monday the, honie Mary Jean Andrews as- isted by Janice Troutman. 7 members answered roll all with three guests preshi: Mrs. J. D. Andrews, Mrs.

sie Young and the guest eaker, Mrs. Chalstrom of Igona. The UNICEF drive ill be conducted by boys nd girls of Burt school and nsored by the Club with Jurgens and Vera Brad- iy the chairmen. Orders for els hemmed by the blind, ere given to Thecla Christnsen, the towel chairman. Irma Pratt announced that le gerontology committee ill visit the County Home in November instead, of October.

Lefie McMullen and Vera Iradley reminded everyone 'to get out and vote early next I Iva Jurgens introduced the Elva Boettcher re- jported the Federation news 'on Scholarship. The group (sang "America" accompanied by Marlene Stenzel. Talk tf'Get Out the Vote" by Mary iKahler. Mrs. Chalstrom President lof the League of Women Vot! ers gave a very informative on "A Women's Re- spqnsibility Toward Govern- '(ment." The next regular meeting is Nov.

11. Watson Strutters, 84, of OttOMit, BRIDAL SHOWER Dick Cowan, Mrs. Gerald Ferris, Mrs. William FitzPatrick and Mrs. Rex Voyles gave a miscellaneous shower Monday for Pamela Putney, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Putney whose marriage to Russell Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Shaw will take place November 9. was spent informally and refreshments served.

The bride-groom elect is in the Marines and he and his bride will be located at Santa Ana, Calif. HALOWEEN PARTY A pre-Hallcween party was held Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wilshires with Mr. and Mrs.

Don Glaser as assistant hosts. Prizes were given were Mis; H.M. Knejcljt anil, Mrs. Mary' Kissner. Prizes for the men went to Maurice HEW 1968 CLOSE GUI BONANZA Great buys in the '68 Model you've been waiting for 1968 iAMX American Motors hot one.

390 cu. in. bomb $3862 list $3000 buys it. 1968 AMBASSADOR SST 4 Factory air, full power, green. 1968 AMBASSADOR DK hardtop coupe, factory air.

1968 OIDSMOBIIE TORONADO. red, block vinyl roof, $1000 off. Olds Executive Car 1968 OIDSMOBIIE DEIMONT 88, full power, white, bergundy roof. 1968 OlDSMOBILE CUTLASS hardtop sedan, gold, gold roof, full power. 1968 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS sedan, factory air, power steering and power brakes.

USED MY 1968 CUTLASS SUPREME 4 dr. sedan, 350 V-8, power steering, power brakes, believe only 6,000 miles' traded in on '69 to get factory! air conditioning I 1968 RAMBLER SST Hardtop Coupe, 6000 miles, Was $2895 $2695 TAKE A DRIVE THROUGH OUR DRIVE-IN USED CAR LOT AND LOOK THEM OVER! DAU'S STMIT i FORENOON DAIRY AUCTION As I have decided to discontinue my dairy operation I will sell my herd of Holsteins and dairy equipment on the farm located V4 South of the Farmers Elevator in Cylinder, Iowa SATURDAY, NOV. 2 9 3.1 Monday KARL E. KIILSHOLM Karl E. Kiilsholm was born in 1924 at Wesley.

He attended elementary school, high DENNIS LYNCH Dennis Lynch, 44, tenants a farm in Burt Township. He was born and raised on a farm near Seneca, and graduated from the Seneca high school. He has farmeu most of nis life and was also field assessor for 14 years in various townships in Kossuth county and a township committeeman for six years. He and his wife, the former Valeria Vaske, are parents of six children. The oldest is a sophomore in college, two are high school students at St.

Funeral rites for Watson Struthers, 84 of Ottosen, were held Wednesday afternoon at the United Presbyterian church at West Bend with burial in the West Bend cemetery. The Schellhammer funeral home of West Bend was in charge of arrangements. Mr. Struthers died Monday at the Sunet Manor nursing home at Rolfe following a long illness. He was born on a farm near Ottosen where he lived his entire life.

He was married to Ida Orville at McMinnville, Ore. in 1913 and the couple returned to Ottosen to live their entire married life. She died in 1964. Three sons survive: Donald, Richardson, Ralph and Eugene. Ottosen; plus 13 grandchildren and four great- grandchildren.

ADVANCE CLASSIFIED ADS BRING BIG RESULTS FASTI 66 HIGH GRADE HOLSTEINS 66 12 first calf heifers that have freshened since September 10th. 3 Springing 1st calf heifers. 2 Bred Holstein heifers. 10 Open yearling heifers. I Yearling Holstein Bull.

1 Holstein heifer to be fresh by sale day with 2nd calf, 2 Hoistein cows to be fresh by sale day with 3rd calf. 5 Holstein cows coming with 3rd and 4th calves in about 30 days. 4 Holstein cows just fresh with 2nd calf, 3 Holstein cows milking, with 2nd calf. Holstein cow just fresh with 3rd calf. 1 Holstajn cow coming with 3rd calf in the winter.

2 Holstein cows fresh in June with 4th calf. 6 Holstein cows fresh in May and June with 3rd and 4th calf. All above cows C. H. V.

T. B. Bangs Tested and will have individual health papers. 7 BABY HEIFER CALVES 6 BABY BULL CALVES 210 gallon Mueller Stainless Steel milk cooler, like new; Surge $. P.

II milker with Va H. P. electric motor and pipeline for 20 cows; 3 medium tiie Surge buckets. AUCTIONEERS NOTE These cows and heifers show size, quality and production, in just farm conditions. We know this, is a busy time of the year but it will pay you to be here Saturday Nov.

2nd at 9:30 a.m. for this sale. Production records and breeding dates on cows will be furnished day of sale. TERMS Cash day of salt. Not responsible for accidents.

BERNARD E. I Auctioneers Virgil Spancer. Alooni, Charley Qvinn, Bancroft, CUrk Madsen, Burt, la..