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Felco-Land 9 Lakes plans Coop training session CADET MONTY MILLER Monty Miller to graduate West Point WEST POINT, N. Y. Cadet Monty L. Miller, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Russell E. Miller, Route 1, Ringsted, will graduate from the U. S. Military Academy, West Point, N. on June 9.

Cadet Miller will receive a Bachelor of Science degree and will be commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the U. S. Army. His career branch will be the field artillery. A 1967 Graduate of Ringsted Community School in Ringsted.

He was appointed to the Academy as a qualified alternate. While at West Point, Cadet Miller was a member of the Spanish Language Club and the Fine Arts Forum. During his senior year he held the rank of Cadet Lieutenant and served as a company administration officer. Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird will give the graduation address to the newly commissioned officers.

The U. S. Military Academy is located on the Hudson River, 50 miles above New York City. Since 1802, West Point has provided a significant number of career officers to the Army. Ledyard troop prepares poison center lists The Ledyard Boy Scouts of Troop 79 have prepared a list of poison centers in this area, as a part of safety badge work.

In case of accidental poisoning, call anyone of the following numbers, and give information concerning the type of poison, and any other information available, and the personnel will be able to provide instructions for treatment. Des Moines Poison Information Center, Raymond Blank Memorial Hospital, 1200 Pleasant Street, Des Moines (515288-7271). Poison Control Center, St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester, Minn. (507-282-4425).

Poison Information Center, Immanuel Hospital, Mankato, Minn. (507-387-1821). Poison Control Center, Lutheran Hospital, Lutheran Park Road, Fort Dodge (515-573-3101). Poison Information Center, Worthington Municipal Hospital, Worthington, Minn. (507-3766121).

Cooperative training will be the emphasis of the 20th annual Lakes Conference sponsored by Felco Land CP lakes of Fort Dodge, Iowa. Managers, supervisory per-, sonnel and local cooperative employees from Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota and South Dakota will attend a series of four separate conferences held at Vacation Village on the shores of Lake Okoboji. The conference aims to provide continuing education, information and motivation to local cooperative personnel. Opening dates for each three day conferences are: June 9 for local cooperative employees; a managers conference on June 13; June 20 for a management development conference; and a managers conference for Minnesota, Wisconsin, South Dakota and North Dakota on June 26. The management development conference scheduled for June 20 is directed toward supervisory and other key local personnel.

Cooperative managers, farmer-producers, experts from Felco-Land Lakes and other businesses, films and group discussions are part of the conference programs. A feature of each Lakes Conference is two farmer-producers discussing changes in farming practices. Roy Olson of Dickens; Herman Andreson of Terril; and Rodney Graham of Lake Park will discuss changes observed on their farms during the last decade. Gilbert Stanek of Moorland, Dave Ackerman of Lakefield, and Wayne Northey of Spirit Lake will predict changes to anticipate in the next ten years. The Lakes Conferences also include a complete schedule of social activities for wives and children of local cooperative personnel.

For the ladies inspirational and entertaining type speakers are scheduled. A variety of recreational type activities are planned for the children. New church parsonage opened. Obituary. Ida Nehon Funeral services for Ida Hurlburt Nelson, 81, Swea City, will be Tuesday at 2 p.m.

at the United Methodist Church in Swea City. Mrs. Nelson, who died of heart failure at 8:45 a.m. Saturday at her home in Swea City, was born June 3, 1890, at Earlville, to August and Elizabeth Herke. She received her education at Paw Paw, and was married Sept.

20, 1911, to Fred Hurlburt at Osgood, in Palo Alto County. The Hurlburts farmed in Palo Alto County until 1942, when they moved to Swea City. Mr. Hurlburt died Oct. 16, 1944.

On Sept. 27, 1945, she was married to Elmer Nelson. He died July 15, 1960. She was a member of the United Methodist Church in Swea City. Mrs.

Nelson is survived by three sons, Maynard and Mane 11 Hurlburt of Swea City, and Alfred Hurlburt of Ledyard; three step children, Marvin Nelson, Fullerton, Keith Nelson, Estherville, and Ruth Hurlburt, Swea City; 11 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; eight stepchildren; and three grandchildren. Also surviving are four brothers, Bill and Frank Herke, Graettinger; Ed Herke, Emmetsburg; and Herman Herke of Wallingford; and sisters, Mrs. Clara Jackson, and Mrs. Minnie Wikert, Emmetsburg; Mrs. Susie Egeland, Estherville; Mrs.

Carrie Miller, Springfield, and Mrs. Martha Webb, Fort Myers, Fla. She was preceded in death by her parents, two husbands, and one sister. The Rev. W.

M. Bloodworm will officiate at the funeral, with burial to be at Harrison Township Cemetery in Swea City. Reese Henry Funeral Home, Swea City, is in charge. Pallbearers will be grandsons, including James, Lyman and Tom Hurlburt, David Fitz, EldonHaas and Ronald Kramer. George Singer George Singer, 82, died Saturday at 5:35 p.m.

at Holy Family Hospital from heart failure. He had been ill for three weeks. He was born April 27, 1889, at Dale, to the late Henry and Minnie Singer. He received his education in Spencer County schools in Indiana. He was married on Feb.

22, 1919, to Marie Kellogg at Montour. They moved to Palo Alto County in 1923 from McCalls- burg. He farmed atMcCallsburg, Story County, and moved on a farm east of Graettinger in 1923. He retired in 1946, and moved to Graettinger in 1952. The couple noted their 52nd wedding anniversary in February of this year.

He was a member of the Mason Lodge, Emmetsburg, the Ernest Lodge No. 399 AFAM, and a member of the United Methodist Church of Graettinger. Survivors are his wife, Marie, Graettinger; one daughter, Mrs. George (Marian) Cocks, Ithica, N.Y.; four grandchildren and one brother, Walter, Dale, Ind. He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters, and three brothers.

Services will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at United Methodist Church, Graettinger, with the Rev. Harlan Babcock officiating. Burial will be at Valley View Cemetery, Graettinger, with the Fuhrman Funeral Home of Graettinger in charge. Visitation will be after 3 p.m.

Tuesday. Pallbearers are Maurice Jacobson, Dale Garber, Edwin Tindall, Lori Luckinger, Bill Brown, and Orville Nicol. The Terril United Methodist Church held open house on Sunday at their new parsonage. The event was also in conjunction with a Silver Wedding Tea, hosted by Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Williams, honoring their parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Robert A. Williams on their 25th wedding anniversary. ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiii iiiiiimiiinii ii IIIIIIII iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Attends special Ray breakfast Paul A.

Neppel, Dolliver, cattleman and farmer, was one of several Iowa farmers, farm editors and broadcasters and Iowa agricultural officials at a breakfast meeting in the offices of Iowa Governor Robert Ray recently. The Governor arranged the breakfast to give his guests an opportunity to meet and visit with Richard Lyng, assistant secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C., who was in Des Moines to attend a later meeting on grain freight rates. Lyng spoke informally to the group for about an hour, and participated in a question-answer session. NOTICE TO FARMERS NEW HOLLAND HAY MAKER Meeting to Be Held THURSDAY JUNE 10th 8 P.M. at the ESTHERVILLE IMPLEMENT INC.

To Discuss Bale Wagons, Haybines, Balers, Windrowers Lunch to Be Served Following Meeting Estherville Implement Co. Lynne Hanson promoted in WACs FT. MC CLELLAN, Ala. Lynne A. Hanson, daughter of Mrs.

Donald Eldridge, Route 1, Terril, recently was promoted to Private Pay Grade E-2 and awarded a letter of commendation upon completion of basic training at the Women's Army Corps Center, Ft. McClellan, Ala. She was promoted two months earlier than is customary under the army policy providing incentive for outstanding trainees. Her promotion was based on her military bearing, leadership potential and scores attained during the training. The letter of commendation was presented in recognition of her academic standing in the course.

During the eight weeks of training, she received instruction in Army History and Traditions, Administrative Procedures, Mil- tary Justice, First Aid and Field Training. Her father, Wayne G. Hanson, lives in Spencer. Contracts signed Real estate contracts negotiated in Dickinson County recently are: Wm. L.

Ruth F. Conner to Robert Wanda Taylor, $1 ovc, dtd; Pt of Lot Plat of L7 Aud Plat of Gov 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec 29-99-36. E. E. Do F.

Hatten to Robert D. Eunice A. Baird, $1 ovc, dtd; 21, Pillsbury Point Park. 'TtotfUtaU IHIimillllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII The oldest Catholic church in the hemisphere is the Santo Domingo Cathedral in the Dominican Republic. Construction began in 1523.

FAIRMONT Admitted Friday: Mrs. Martin Rosenberg, Dunnell; Tim Adreion, Fairmont; Mrs. Mabel Spiegeler, Fairmont. Dismissed Friday: Linnea Malcolm, August Krumwiede, Mrs. Roger Oelke, Mrs.

Gary Rasche, Fairmont; Donald Dorschner, Alpha; Oscar Hanson, Blue Earth; Mrs. Lester Pierson, Truman. Admitted Saturday: Jerome F. Miller, Mrs. Robert Oelke, Mrs.

Sharon Langford, Fairmont. Dismissed Saturday: Mabel Spiegeler, Fairmont; Jon Ferguson, Port au Prince, Haiti. Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Stanley Sokoloski, Fairmont; Niels A. Jensen, Lakeland, Oscar Hanson, Blue Earth; Mrs.

Eugene Rippentrop, Swea City. Dismissed Sunday: Mrs. Einer Nelson, Stanley Cowing, Fairmont. DICKINSON COUNTY Admitted Friday: Mrs. Glenn Deiterich, Lake Park; Harry Elkin, Spirit Lake.

Dismissed Friday: Mrs. Eldon Hoffman, Kimberly Fibelstad, Raymond Dawson, Spirit Lake; Dinah Jones, Arnolds Park; Arthur Ramsey, Superior; Joseph Lande, Laurence Madsen, Oko- bo.1l; Carl Hammer. Lake Park. Admitted Saturday: Jess Maranell, George Wallace, Milford; Larry Vick, NiKay Dennert, Spirit Lake. Dismissed Saturday: Mrs.

Frank Thompson, Edgar Mitchell, Charles Speer, Byron Hanneman, Spirit Lake; Mrs. Ellen Kordes, Round Lake, Floyd McClain, Lake Park; Walter Hauer, Arnolds Park. Death: Jess Maranell, 66, Milford. Admitted Sunday: Paul Holmes, Spencer; Craig Schroeder, Carroll; Gary Rohrs, Bradley son, Barbara Olson, Helmet Rohrs, Eileen Jacobs, Sanborn; Mrs. Audrey Munday, Santa Anna, Mrs.

Olive Nagel, Lake Park; Mrs. Carlyle Mitchell, Mrs. Jack Lancaster, Dawn Godfredson, Spirit Lake. Dismissed Sunday: none. JACKSON- Admitted Friday: Lee Kielblock, Mrs.

Arlin MatU- son, Jackson; Brenda Swanson, Lakefield. Dismissed Friday: none. Admitted Saturday: Mrs. Roger Hotzler, Dunnell. Dismissed Saturday: Brenda Swanson, Lakefield; LeRoy Wachal, Lee Kielblock, Mrs.

Andrew Handevidt, Jackson; Amos Dukes, Trim on t. Admitted Sunday: Christina Soucek, Jackson. Dismissed Sunday: Mrs. Raymond Skalsky, Jackson. ESTHERVILLE DAILY NEWS, JUNE 7, 1971 Page 3 Beckmann is candidate for MEA president's post GRAETTINGER Jerald Beckmann of Albert Lea, son-in-law of Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Johnson of Graettinger, is a candidate for 1973-75 president of the Minnesota Education Association. Beckman is a social studies teacher at Albert Lea senior high school, and has the endorsement of the Albert Lea Education Association. Election for the presidency will be held next fall. The presidency becomes vacant in July, 1973.

The current president's term, that of Robert Arnold, expires in July when he will be succeeded for a two-year term by a teacher from Red Wing. Beckmann will be opposed for the vacancy by a White Bear Lake teacher. Beckmann, 34, a former president of MEA local chapters in Albert Lea and Mountain Lake, Joined the Albert Lea Senior High faculty four years ago. Currently working toward an M.S. degree in curriculum and instruction, he earned his B.S.

at Mankato State. Throughout 12 active years in education the Fairmont native has held numerous position in state, regional Plan Art Center showing JERALD BECKMANN and community teachers organizations. He was Albert Lea's delegate to 1968 National Education Association representative assembly, and was a member of Albert Lea contract negotiations council the past two years. Births JACKSON Born Friday: A son to Mr. and Mrs.

Arlin Mattison, Jackson, 9 pounds, 1 ounce. Born Sunday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hotzler, Dunnell, 7 pounds, 12 ounces. Born Sunday: A son to Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Anderson, Fairmont, 9 pounds, 9V2 ounces. Thirty-three paintings of the Iowa Great Lakes area, from 1880 to 1920, are to be on display at the Lakes Art Center, Okoboji, from June 30 to July 5, according to Center officials. Ann G. Mayne painted the set- iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiii iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiimiiiimiiiiimiimiiimi DUNNELL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 2 p.m.

Senior Citizens meet. RINGSTED MONDAY, JUNE 7: 7p.m. SUSO, TOPS meet in the basement of the Petersen Hardware. TUESDAY, JUNE 8: 8:00 p.m. Miscellaneous shower for Ellen Erickson, bride elect of John Petersen, at St.

Paul's Lutheran Church. tings from a wide variety of old snapshots, newspaper clippings, and some memory, to recreate scenes of the past from the area. Officials thank several persons in the area for their aid in gathering the material together, including Bill Beck and John Anderson of the Spirit Lake Beacon; Edna Mae Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Lane, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wohlbach, Mr. and Mrs.

Joel Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. James Graham, Mrs. Carolton Corbett, Mrs. Paul Bekins, Mrs.

Lester Heinshiemer, Mrs. J. C. Peterson, and Mrs. Clifford Willison.

Six of the paintings will be available in a limited, signed portfolio, and will be offered in the lakes area business firms. Di es in corn TERRIL MONDAY, JUNE 7: TOPS Club schoolhouse. 7:30 p.m, meets at ELLSWORTH, Iowa (AP) Clifford Busch, 45, of Ellsworth suffocated Saturday after he was buried under 200 bushels of corn at a grain elevator in Ellsworth. Authorities said Busch became entangled in equipment and was dragged into the grain. Workers dug for a half-hour in a vain attempt to rescue him.

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