Estherville Daily News from Estherville, Iowa • Page 2

3 yeet. be 1a THE LOCKHORNS 6-19 "YES, THEY MADE US FEEL RIGHT AT HOME. WAS BORED STIFF," Picnic Supper Honors Mrs. L. F.

Guge ESTHERVILLE A picnic supper was held at Fort Defiance State Park, Friday June 13 in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Guge and family who are visiting relatives and friends in the Estherville area. Attending the Charles G.

Guge family reunion were Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Guge, Clovis, N.M., their daughters and familes; Mr. and Mrs.

Fred (Charlotte) Kennedy, Jeffrey, Steven and Judy, Ft. Sumner, N.M., Mr. and Mrs. Dennis (Gladys) Scrimsher, Tatum, N.M., Rev. and Mrs.

Earl Browne, Wesley and Keith, Rockford, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Kumin, Jennifer and Timothy, Madison, Ernest Guge, Mr. and Mrs. John Guge, Mr.

and Mrs. Karl Guge, Doris Guge, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mrs. Olga Ness New Wallingford Auxiliary Head WALLINGFORD Mrs.

Merlyn Clark, president of the Wallingford American Legion, Auxiliary announced at the meeting held Wednesday that Nancy Chrestiansen is attending girls state, sponsored by the Auxiliary. Fourteen members answered roll call and during the meeting, 7 members were awarded cups and saucers with the gold Auxiliary emblem, for perfect attendance. Installation of officers was held with Mrs. Olga Ness, president, Mrs. Clarence Olson, vice.

president, Mrs. Vernon Torreson, treasurer, Mrs. Trygve Larsen, secretary, Mrs. Romaine Borchers, historian, Mrs. Archer Myhre and Mrs.

Bert Twito, sergeant of arms and Mrs. Lewis Sevatson, chaplain. Francis Johnson and Mrs. Elmer Andrews. Mrs.

Olga Ness won the door prize. Clemitson and Christopher, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Aasby, Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Farrand, Lillian Herbrandson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Herbrandson and Robert, Sharon Herbrandson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Herbrandson, Jason and Jeremy, Cynthia Herbrandson, Kalamazoo, and the Rev.

and Mrs. Sanford Carlsen, and Clarence Herbrandson, Spirit Lake. Lake. Also Mr. and Mrs.

Myron Guge, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Guge and Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. George Guge and Brian, Ralph Lausen, Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Lausen, Crystal, Annette, Jeffrey, Laura and Jay; Mrs. Stanley Erickson of Ceylon, Mrs. John Bode and James, Minneapolis, Minn. Invited guests of the family were the Rev.

and Mrs. Raymond Wuerch, Linda, Judy, Nancy and David. 25th Wedding Anniversary ESTHERVILLE A 25th wedding anniversary celebration to honor Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Strube will be held 2-4 p.m.

Sunday, June 22, at the Immanuel Lutheran Church, Estherville. The event will be sponsored by their children and all friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend. Terril Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jepsen, Nicky, Debbie and Shane were among Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. George Lorenz, rural Dickens. Other guests were Mrs. Eugene Pooler and Lori of Dickens and Mr. and Mrs.

Darrel Frerichs and girls of Spencer. Anna Peters is a resident at Hilltop House in Spirit Lake for the present time. 5 Bible School Students Entertain Lutheran Women ESTHERVILLE The program was presented by the young people, who attended Vacation Bible School, at the Estherville Lutheran Church Women meeting held at Bethany Hall June 11. The group shared songs and Bible verses they had learned and a puppet show was given along with projects on display. Mrs.

Harvey Lundy played a piano prelude and Mrs. Bruce Anderson opened the meeting with the members singing 'Oh That the Lord Cloverettes Meet at DEK ESTHERVILLE Eleven members were present at the meeting of the Estherville Cloverettes 4H club when it met at the DEK meeting room June 13 with leaders present, Mrs. Gary Russel and Mrs. Terry Clark. Karen Ball gave a report on the district 4H camp.

The pledge of allegiance was lead by Paula Etherington and the day was spent working on fair garments. Presentations were given by Marilyn Petersen, drawer dividers, Paula Etherington, sewing a buttom and hems. April Etherington lead the 4H pledge and roll call was answered 'what problems I had sewing my The club discussed the dress revue which will be July 3 and achievement show scheduled July 2 at DEK. A birthday party in honor of Shari Bisgaard was held during the meeting. Lunch was furnished by April and Paula Etherington.

Reporter, Linda Heyer. Estherville (Ta.) Daily News, JUNE 19, 1975 Page 2 Newlyweds in California ESTHERVILLE Marriage vows were exchanged by Corinne Linn Shipley and Jeffrey R. Frad during a double-ring ceremony May 17 with the Rev. Ronald Flentgen performing the service at the Immanuel Church, Estherville. Parents of Corinne are Mr.

and Mrs. Rolland Shipley, Estherville and Jeffrey's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Frad, Spencer. Mrs.

Robert Klein furnished nuptial music and accompanied Mrs. Carl Simons, 'sister of the bridegroom, Webb, who sang solos. Escorted to the altar and given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a polyester bridal original gown. The crystal pleating formed the high collar and accented the Chantilly lace trim of the transparent yoke and the sheer bishop sleeves. Her gathered skirt fell to a chapel train from a fitted waistline and was adorned with Chantilly lace and crystal pleating ruffles.

Her sheer illusion veil fell from a profile of orange blossoms and lace with satin ribbon streamers. THE BRIDE chose as maid of honor, Karrie Lathrop, Spencer, Sandy Twito, bridesmaid and Marilyn Kirk, cousin of the bride, junior bridesmaid. Best man was Carl Simons, Webb, brother-in-law of the groom and Greg Walstrom, Omaha, cousin of the groom was groomsman and Scott Pettit, Sheldon, cousin of the groom, served as junior groomsman. Douglas Walstrom, Ft. Dodge, cousin of the groom and Scott Smith, Mason City, cousin of the bride, were the candlelighters and seated the guests.

At the close of the wedding ceremony the couple lit the unity. candle. Honored guests attending the service and reception were grandmothers of the bridal couple, Mrs. Erma Smith, Estherville, Mrs. Carrie Walstrom, Royal and Mrs.

Nellie Frad, Spencer. THE RECEPTION was held in the church basement and wedding guests were served from a T-shaped table centered by a four tiered cake surrounded at the base by four heart shaped cakes had been baked by the grandmother of the bride, Mrs. Erma Smith, who cut and served it along with Norma Frad, aunt of the groom, assisted by Mrs. Larry Smith, Fremont, Neb. and Mrs.

Inez Lytle, Armstrong. Presiding at the coffee service were Mrs. Dareld Gage, Sioux Falls and Mrs. Carrie Walstrom, Polly's Pointers What does one do with gum By Polly Cramer Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY For some time I have been collecting gum wrappers and have at least 500 but what can I do with them? If I knew this it would be an unusual and pretty craft and an answer to an ecological problem. I tried making a gum wrapper chain but would like some other ideas.

D.A.H. DEAR D.A.H. You really do have an out-of-theordinary collection. Why not completely cover a threepanel screen. After the wrappers are glued on in an attractive fashion cover with clear shellac for protection.

Also a parsons table could be entirely covered with such wrappers and treated the same way for a real conversation piece. The wrappers could be used to "paper" a wall in a game or powder room. How about it, readers any of you found a use for such wrappers? POLLY. DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve is with the lack of unit pricing on tinned, packaged or bottled foods. I know some states have such a law but I wish it was universal.

It really pays to watch and check. Often a special is offered on a large size but if one takes the time to convert the pricing into units, that is ounce weight usually, the small size could be a better buy. Which is more of a bargain a 12-ounce jar of peanut butter costing 55 cents or a 16 ounce jar (same brand) costing 96 cents? Breaking it down the large size was not such a bargain. SHIRLEY, from Canada. DEAR POLLY I am completely bedfast and have kept all the columns I think might be useful to me and have them filed in a recipe box.

I am not yet 40. Even though a an invalid I am not content to lie still and read and sleep all the time. For my last birthday I asked for a coaster wagon to hold all my hobby equipment. It can be pulled from one room to another when I move for a change of scenery. The little wagon now has a new use.

It is presently parked under my hospital bed, parallel with the head of the bed, and holds my magazines, toilet articles and all the necessities and goodies a woman in bed might need or want when no one is around to get them. This idea might also work in a nursery and be most useful. When the child grows older it can be converted to its intended use. Another useful system I have dreamed up is for doling out medication. I cut the top and flaps off a pretty blue egg carton and then used our tape gun to make labels for the days of the week.

I stuck one for each day along the upper curved edge inside each cup. On the inside ends I put AM and PM. A felt-tipped pen could be used instead of the gun. This way if medication is interrupted by visitors, the phone or what have you when the excitement dies down my husband has only to look to see if I forgot to take my medicine. M.G.B.

DEAR M.G.B. Thanks for writing. I am sure your courage and ingenuity will inspire others in a similar situation. POLLY. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I 1.

QUALITY HOMES AT LOWEST PRICES Every PRE-FAB Nordaas Home includes full weight conventional construction, NOT fully enclosed, or of Your new home work completely framed, rool shingled, carpentry for the extra. carpenter is done for you, or we will finish a little AN finishing materials furnished blanket with insulation, trim installed. hardwood Western cabinets dry all ready. made, inside doors ready-hung mill dimension lumber. All materials direct from and factory to you saves hundreds of dollars! FREE planning service build to your own plans or choose from over 1000 floor plans.

FREE PLAN SERVICE FREE DELIVERY 1500 MILES One of America's Largest Builders of Homes OPEN HOUSE DISCOUNT NORDAAS Write For Free Floor Pion AMERICAN al No Obigabon HOMES DeplOH Minnesota Lake, Minnesota 56068 PHONE. (507) 462-3331 Over 1001 Floor Plans NAH To Choose From 148 Aunt. 1 St.r ate. Ail toot 10,.. ANOTHER OPEN HOUSE BY NORDAAS AMERICAN HOMES Saturday, June 21, 1975 10:00 a.m.

to 5:00 p.m. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hintz; 1200 Michael's Court; Spencer, Iowa. DIRECTIONS: From the YMCA in Spencer go 1 block North on 11th Avenue West.

Then turn West onto Michael's Court, and it is the fourth house down on the South side of the street, gold home. Follow the open house signs. NORDAAS AMERICAN HOMES Minnesota Lake, Minnesota Phone: 507 462-3331 Pvt. and Mrs. Jeffrey.

R. Frad grandmother of the bridegroom, Royal. Mrs. James Kirk aunt of the bride, dipped punch. Dining room hosts were Mr.

and Mrs. Bud Pettit aunt and uncle of the groom. Cheryl Moss, Spencer was guest registrar. Sue Hamre, Cindy Shipley, Cathy Waltrom, Lori Hinton, Karen Milton Valerie Boicourt opened and displayed gifts: Flower attendant was Mrs. Bud Pettit, Sheldon.

Waitresses were Lorinda Preston, Lynn Sullivan, Lynn Fredrickson, Sandy Hen- derson, and Kim Henderson. Mrs. Carl Simons, sister of the bridegroom sang musical selections during the reception accompanied by Mrs. Robert Klein, Estherville. CORINNE WAS a spring 1975 graduate of Estherville High School and Jeff graduated from Spencer High School and is presently a member of the United States Marine Corps, Camp Pendelton, Calif.

Pvt. and Mrs. Jeffrey Frad are making their home at Oceanside, Calif. Personal Mention MR. AND MRS.

Oscar Olsen, Melanie and Monica have had houseguests recently. Mrs. Willie Hynick, Eddyville, and Mrs. Zora Merrill, Chariton, the mother and grandmother of Mrs. Olsen, visited from Tuesday until Friday.

MRS. A. A. Gilman and her brother, Harold Schmeling, Whittemore, visited Mrs. Gilman's husband at the Veteran's Administration Hospital in Sioux Falls, S.D.

He is being treated for a heart condition and is in Room 340 South. MRS. LEO Waters, who was struck by a car as she was crossing a street, is recovering at Dancing Water Resort, Pine River, Minn. 56474. MR.

AND MRS. Harold Anderson, Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Anderson, Cedar Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Wayson, Waterloo, are visiting their mother, Mrs. Edna" Anderson, in Estherville this week. MR. AND Ronald Behrens and family have moved from 220 North 16th Estherville, to Spencer. ESTHERVILLE FORD WANTS A That's Service is Considered To Be "Important" at Estherville Ford and Bob Will Do All He Can To See That We Have No Unhappy Owners.

Bob Says: Every Service Customer's Car Will Get All Windows Washed and Swept Out While In Our Service Dept. JUNE SPECIAL FREE CAR WASH TICKET FOR V.I.P. CAR WASH WITH EVERY OIL AND FILTER CHANGE Estherville Inc. 309 First Avenue Mech, lewe Phone 362-2695 Recipe of the Week It's Strawberry Month June is strawberry month have you tried this delicious version? YUMMY STRAWBERRY PIE Use 1 quart of fresh strawberries, place 1 pint of the strawberries, sliced, in a baked pie shell. Add cup water to remaining berries.

Bring to the boiling point mash berries, bring to boil again and slowly stir in one cup sugar and 3 tablespoons corn starch, which has been mixed. Cool this mixture and pour over berries in the pie shell before mixture sets. Chill one hour or longer. Top with whipped topping. Sara Smith Honored At Community Shower TERRIL Sara Smith, bride-elect of Dan Kelley, was honored with a community shower June 12 held at the United Methodist Church in the friendship hall which was decorated in bridal colors of orchid, pink and white.

Mrs. Bernard Kelley presided at the coffee service and Mrs. Russell Smith, DAR Program By Mrs. Greig ESTHERVILLE Mrs. Jno.

Greig gave the program on Flag Day when the Daughters of American Revolution met Monday, June 16, for a potluck dinner at the home of Mrs. Herman Jensen. Thirteen members were present and one guest, Mrs. Melvin Bourne, Algona. A business meeting was called to order by the Regent, Mrs.

Richard Peton, Mrs. Vermaine Sidles read an article from the DAR magazine 'Sara Roddis About her life and of. her duties as president general NSDAR from 1974-75, she had died just recently. Mrs. W.

W. Wilson presented the nation defense report. The DAR members are selling Bicentennial necklaces and key chains. Estherville, dipped punch, Mrs. Luella Smith, Sara's grandmother was special guest.

Mrs. Jack Arthur led a humorous skit with the assistance of Mrs. Dale Womens World Mary Ringel, Editor Luehring. Sara was assisted by Diane Kelley and Linda Mehan, opening her gifts. Hostesses for the courtesy were class mothers of 1972; Mrs.

Joe Feldman, Mrs. Del Turpin, Mrs. Weldon Rubis, Mrs. Paul Flaharty, Mrs. Claude Shaffer, Mrs.

Jack Arthur, Mrs. Darial Determan, Mrs. Everett Sorenson, Mrs. Imogene Gardner, Mrs. Albert McBain, Mrs.

Mariop Hales, Mrs. Dale Luehring, Mrs. Miles Netsch, Mrs. Lyman Bailey, Mrs. Marvin Hildreth, Mrs.

Mary Feldman, Mrs. Darwin Myrick, Mrs. Bob Blum, Mrs. Chuck Willison, Mrs. George Mart, Mrs.

Lee Moore, Mrs. Bill Bockman, Mrs. Wendall Taylor, Mrs. C. Don Erickson and Mrs.

Jim McBreen. Would Guide My Mrs. Steve Olson led in devotion by reading Luke 2. Mrs. Laurits Sunde reported on our youth in college.

Lydia Circle was in charge of the program. Mrs. Roy Dahna gave the worship meditation. Naomi Circle served with Mrs. Bertha Valen, leader.

Mrs. Wayne Richard and Mrs. Cyril Fisher served on hospitality and coffee was poured by Mrs. Leo Olson and Mrs. Bertha Valen.

Terril Club Plans Year TERRIL The Junior Federated Woman's Club met Wednesday evening in the home of Mrs. Dennis Jackson. Mrs. Norman (Laura) Johnson was welcomed as a new member. Roll call was answered with Pennies for Art.

Discussion was held on the program for the next year. The group has sponsored an essay contest for fifth and sixth graders on the theme 'The greatest American in your Winner of the $25 savings bond for his essay on The American Farmer was Scott Farmer. Katie Feldman won two books on history for her essay on John F. Kennedy. Semper Fidelis Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.

Blaine Pedersen and Mrs. Ervil Dotson as hostesses. -five present answered roll call 'Where were you on Pearl Harbor All committee chairmen reported to finish out the year. The group will not meet for the next two months and will reconvene in September. An Invitation An Open Letter To All Brides To Be: We invite you to come in and see our new domestic department.

We are 80 proud of our new addition we are giving it a name "The Linen It is filled with so many beautiful towels by Fieldorest, Martex and Cannon Royal Family that we want you to see what a choice you can have. You will be happy that sheets and blankets can match or compliment your choice of towels. As you browse (and we invite you to take as much time as you wish) you will also see our large selection of placemats, napkins, napkin ringer and all of the different styles and colors we have in tablecloths for your most formal or informal dinner. Don't miss the bath boutique and the kitchen terries with fun accessories and gourmet utensils. It's o.

k. with us if you take a peek at our year around Christmas Nook too. While you are looking we will note what caused the most "ahs" and "ohs" and then when it's shower and wedding time we will cell your friends. We promise it will be fun for you and then we will present you with a free gift for including us in your wedding plans. Hope to see you soon The Linen Closet at L.

M. Christensen P.S. Mom and the man in your 'life will be most welcome too..