Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 10

(Iowa) Advance Thursday. June 11, 1956 BURT VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS HOLD PICNICS HURT The Hurt Methodists liavt 1 led Vacation Bible ychonl very lovallv this year. There an of 54. It met (he standards set by the 1'Vileral of Churches of ist ID America. and helpers were Judith Him-kley and Deloris Ackcr- inaii.

Marlys Long aiUl Mi.s. Jcny Weiner, the 2nd Kiade: Mrs. A. C. Ilinekley and Pamela Andrews.

3rd: W. Hear.se and Beverly Larson. 4th; Mrs. W. P.

Huwcot't and Roberta Hamilton, 5th: the "Rev. .1. W. Ikart-o, Hie Membership A program wa.s held at the close the school Fridnv evening with a attendance present to see tin; lianderat't. and demonstiation work.

The Missionary offering taken wa.s The cost of the school would average 55c per pupil. Then; wa.s a picnic Friday noon at Call park. Algona. fo flow in 3' moniitiR dismissal. Many of the parents attended, making a picnic parly of about a hundred persons.

At the morning service Sun- dav in the Methodist church 8 in the Membership class were admitted: Keith Mitchell, Jay Hoppus. Duanc Hinckley, Judith Abbas, Linda Aekerman. Marjoric Henderson, Barbara Weiner and Carol Weiner. There were 49 children enrolled in the Vacation Bible school at. Presbyterian church.

A program was presented by the students Friday evening and about 60 persons attended a picnic dinner at Call park, Algona. Seventy-live youngsters were enrolled in the. Bible School at St. John's Lutheran church. A program wa.s presented Friday evening.

The picnic was held on Sunday, starting with a pot luck dinner, followed by games in the afternoon. Mr. Otto Baganz furnished harp music at Ihc services Sunday. Linen Shower iA linen shower for Barbara Dreyer of Tripoli and Jim McMullen of DCS Moincs was held Tuesday evening at the -Methodist church. Decorations were in orchid and pink.

Doris Keith had charge of the Guest Book. Jane McMullen assisted with gifts. A flute duct was prayed by Judy Hinckley and Shirley Schwieteri. A reading was by Mary Jean Andrews, and a vocal solo was by Mary Keith. The wedding will be June 10 at Des Monies.

attended mornine services in the Methodist church at Boone Sunday and visited the Rev. and Mrs. Handy and Carl for several hours. The Andrews, and Handys were guests of the Holdings at a birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Holding's birthday.

The Andrews and Holdings also attended the Dery- er-McMullcn wedding in Grac Methodist church. Des at 3 p. m. Attends School 101st Conference The 101st annual session of the North Iowa onfetencc ot the Methodist church opened at Mason City Sunday. The Rev.

J. W. Bearse will have charge of the morning services at the Burl Methodist church Sunday. The Rev. I and Mrs.

Bearse will" attend opening services of Conference Sunday evening. Lions Club to Meet A regular meeting of the Lions club will be held in the Legion hall Monday evening. The Aux! iiary committee in charge of the 6:30 dinner is Elva Boctlcher I Stella Geesman, Ella Lampe and Grace Trenary. More to Swea The Roy Johnston family, who i were living in the Margaret Berni hard house, have moved to Swca City where he is employed. BURT Mrs.

George Hawcoll Ronald Gerber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Gerber, Algona, it stationed at Lakehurst. N. J.

He will be there until Sept. 3 attending an airographer school. Gerber, who entered the navy Dec. 6, took his basic training at San Diego. Before going to Lake- nursi, He attended a general school at Norman, which qualified him to attend the at Lakehurst.

ANNUAL MISSION FETIVALHELD BY LAKOTANS LAKOTA The annual Mission festival of St. Paul's Lutheran church was observed Sunday June lo. The morning spcaKc was the Rev. August Baetke of Wartburg college. Prof.

Baetke is head of the department of sociology. Prior to receiving this position he was chaplain in the Lutheran hospital at Milwaukee Wis. 1 The evening speaker was E. A Muir of the Crmpied Cnimren's school at Jamestown, N. D.

He aptly explained the work among the crippled children there. Ai the present time, they have students from 4 to 25 years of age. and in all grades, high school. i and a two year business schoo'. Mr.

Muir, who is crippled him- jself, is at the present time ex! plaining the work of the school I in various parts of Iowa. I A division of the Ladies Aid served a supper luncheon in the 'parish hall tor the guests. The senior choir sang special numbers at both services. This is the las! Sunday for the choir before th" i summer recess. Next Sunday the I choir will have an outing at Clear Lake.

Birthday Dinner Mr. and.Mrs. Clifford and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Andrews Last-Minute Father's Day Suggestion Cigarettes Cigars Pipes Pouches Lighters Smoking Accessories of All Kinds Smoke Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Whitehill and children, of Colcsburg. visited in the Wayne Mann home from Saturday until Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Kruger and children, of Ashton, also visited in the Mann home Sunday. The Whitehills visited the Harold and Gerald Angus and Whitehill families also while here. All were dinner guests Sunday at the Gerald Angus home. Monday Mr. and (Mrs; Whitehill Mrs.

Gerald Angus, Mrs. Harold Angus, Toni Angus, Mrs. Wayne Mann attended the Commencement at Drake university. Claude Whitehill received his MS in Education degree. He will be superintendent of schools at Greelev next year and the family will move from ColesbUrg- soon.

Guests last week Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scott were Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Scott, Nye. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gifford, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Scott, Michael Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Scott and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Beitz and Bonnie Douglas and Shirley, of Buick, visited the B'eietz families at Algona and relatives at Burt the past week. Mrs: Beitz is the former Arlcne Daniels, the daughter of L. R. Daniels. Guests Friday noon at dinner at the L.

R. Daniels were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beitz and three children. Mr.

and Mrs. Cliff Holding, and Mrs. Bertha.Stow. Guests at 6:30 dinner'Friday in the Bertha Stow home were Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Beitz and children and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Daniels.

Friday Mrs. Kaye Holding. Steven and Terry, and Mrs. Bruce Holding and son, of Algona, and Mrs. Larry Holding and Valerie and'Brad, visited in the L.

Daniels home with the Joe Beit-i family. The Beitz family returned hpme Sunday. Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark were Adrian Clark of Swea'e City; Mr.

and Mrs. Will Weller, of Humrnington; and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dundas, Fairmont; Mrs. Etta Dommeick, of South Bend, and Mr.

and and Mrs. Geo. Cadwick, of Mrs. Dommeick will bo remembered as Mrs. John Clark and Mrs.

Cadwick was Genetta Clark; The John Clark family, including Marie, Paul, Marion, Gc- netta, Hazel, Franklyn and Leslie moved from 'Burt about 30 years ago. All are married and living except Paul, who died a year ago. The Cadwicks and Mrs. Dommeick are staying in an Al- gona motel and are visiting rela- i lives and friends here. Saturday i they visited at West Bend; Mon- I day and Tuesday, the Ed Berg- 1 grens at Estherville; and the Nel- sons at Spirit Lake.

Enroute to i Burt they visited Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hunt at Cedar Falls. At Sioux City Mr. Cadwick met his mother, who lives in California.

They had not met for 15 years. Dn the way home they visited two brothers of Cadwick at Des Moines. Five members of the Fortnight- club were guests Friday eve- u'ng at the W. B. Officer home at West Bend.

The next meeting i be at the home of Ruth Gar- nan, June 22. Present at the club riday were Elsie Lockvvood, E.s- Bahling, Beth Miller, Ethel 3remmel and Elva Boettcher. Mrs. Etta Holding was a dinner Sunday of Opal and Jess Waltman. I Mrs.

Bertha Mansmith was a upper guest Sunday of Etta Hoi- dren. Mr. and Mrs. Galen Neal and children, Shell Rock, were guests Sunday of the Rev. and Mrs.

J. W. Bearse. Mr. and Mrs, A.

Ringsdorf, of La Ion, who have been isiting relatives and friends here several weeks were dinner and overnight guests Wednesday in Chas. Scott home. Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. Boettcher were also dinner guests. The Ringsrloifs visited the weekend with his sis- er at the Gerald Brt'co home near Hayfield, before rc- urning to their home in Cali- ornia. Mrs. E.

C. Schwietert and ias, Scott were hostesses at tho Scott home Saturday for an anniversary luncheon. Mrs. Evelyn Johnson, Crystal Lake, visited the past week in he Herman Neitzel homec. She home Sunday, accom- aanying-the Joe Beilz family on heir return to Minnesota.

Mrs. Bertha Mansmith left on Tuesday for Blue Island, 111., to visit her sons Victor and Melbourne. She will also visit her i daughter Bessie. Mrs. Fred Hart- rnan, at Crete, 111., and her son Victor will take her to Ripon.

to visit another daughter i Eva, Mrs. Fred Dorsey. She expects to be gone a month, Mrs. Etta Holdrcn and Mrs Wallace Hawcott attended a birthday party last week Wednesday for Mrs. Will Runchcy at the Wayne SmiUi home.

I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith and Jill, were Sunday dinner guests at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Dudding near Buffalo Center 1 Mrs.

Dudding taught 5th and 6th i grades several years ago. The J. D. club met Thursday with Mary Jane Dugan. I Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Smilh visited the Paul Olsons at Em! melsburg Monday evening. The Olsons moved from Estherville to Emmetsburg in May. Mrs. Clara Van Stecnberg and Mrs.

Lottie Isenberger visited at Missouri Valley with Mrs. Isen, berger's daughter, Stella Ander- json. and family, through Friday. Guests Sunday in the Kenneth Cook home were Mr. and Mrs.

Ervin Olson and children of DCS Moines. Mrs. Olson and children visited the weekend here. Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Fredrickson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Riedel and son visited rcia- lives here the past week. Rocciit visitors in the C. B.

Chipman home were Mr. and Mrs. Chipman, of Milwaukee, "Wis. Mrs. P.

F. Kriethc, of Denver, arrived last week Sunday i and visited this this week with Ruth and Esther Other dinner guests Sunday were Mrs. A. H. Meinzer and Mrs.

H. O. Buell. Dinner guests Monday of Mrs. H.

O. Buell were Mrs. P. F. Kriethe, Mrs.

A. H. Mcin- i zer and Ruth and Esther son. Tuesday evening Mrs. A.

H. Meinzer was dinner hostess at her homo. i Lura Sewick accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dremmel and son I Ronald, to Bqmidji, on i Thursday.

Ronald will attend a i conservation school. The Paul Dremmels and Lura will vacation I ior a week in Minnesota. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Robertson of Kennedy, Edmonton, Canada, I visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs.

i Roy Clark. She is a of Roy. They had visited at Eyans- ton and Armstrong and were on I their way home to Canada. I Ella Lampe is a patient in thodist hospital, Rochester. Her room number Ls 232.

Henry Meier has been seriously ill the past week. Mark Jensen, of Graettinger, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. K. J.

Smith this week. RETARDED CHILDREN MEETING MONDAY A meeting of the Kossuth chapter of the Council for Retarded Children will be held on Monday at 8 p.m. at the Presbyterian church. There will be the installation of officers. i Complete Trip i Mrs.

Mary Zollcr, her daugh: ter Mrs. Novella Cuneo and her i friend Mrs. Fowler, both from Memphis, returned urday from an eight day trip 'through Iowa, Wisconsin and. Minnesota. Some of the places they visited were Little Brown Church, Copper Falls, the Dells, ferry from Baylield to Madland Island.

At Madison, Mrs. Fowler took the bus to return to her home. Mrs. Cuneo will spend more time with her mother and other relatives here and then she and her mother are going to take a trip west. On this sight sceint 1 trip they traveled about 1500 miles.

At Celebration Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Barrett and children visited from Thursday until Sunday with his sister Mrs.

Frank Fitzgerald and family at Lime Springs. Saturday they attended the 98th Old Settlers celebration at Chester, Mr. Barrett's home town. Enroute home Sunday they stopped at the Rev. Wm.

Bohi home at Riecville. They were former residents at Swea City, where he was the Methodist pastor. topic on safety. Completes Course Mardyss Johnson, who has been ittending Hamilton business college at Mason City, has completed her course and is at home spend the summer with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. H. R. Johnson. Back from Trip Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Cook and children arrived home Tuesday from a weeks trip to the Black Hills in South Dakota and park of Montana. They report the weather ideal and the scenery as very pretty.

Program Winner Mrs. Rolland Smith answered a question correctly Monday on a TV program. She will receive a check for $70. LAKOTA Mrs. V.

A. Barrett Belated Parly Monday afternoon several women helped Mrs. Lena Schwarz celebrate a belated birthday. Attending were Mrs. Lou Mrs.

Henry Blome, Mrs. Fred Sleeker, I Mrs. Leonard Christ, Mrs. Henry lOlthoff, Mrs. Signe Nelson, Mrs.

lAnna Ogren, Miss Hannah Heet- I land and Rachel Kienitz. They played Canasta, and lunch was served. Monday Mrs. Louise Lappc attended the services for Mrs. Anna Kaluzne at Swea City.

Monday morning Mrs. George Johnson of Aleona. Mrs. R. Fitch of Burl, were at.

the V. A. Barretts. The women are cousins of Mrs. Barrett.

Tuesday visitors in the Louis Lappe home were the following sisters and their families: Mr. and Mrs. James Massey and children, of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs Harry Kaluzne and sons. Hopkins, Minn; Mrs.

Phyllis Clements and daughters, of Manly; her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Oftedahl and children, Buffalo Center; her mother. Mrs. Anna Oftedahl, Manly; her son Larry Lap- jpe, wife and daughter Debbie, of 1 Lakota.

Tuesday night the council of the Lutheran church at Burt held a meeting' in the A. C. Bierstedt home. Monday night. Mr.

and Mrs Wm. Hippen IOOK Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Miller and Roxanne to Manchester, where they attended the Commencement ex'- ercises of Eddie Miller. The latter attended the local high school until the past year.

Grace Bruer, Buffalo Center, has arrived at the home of her son Pete Bruer and wife, where she will now make her home. Dr. H. H. Murray and daughter Kay left Monday for a weeks fishing trip to Canada.

The Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Smith and family, of St. Peter, visited briefly Monday in the parental J. E.

Smith home. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Schissel and Joe were Sunday dinner and supper guests in the Geo. Heetland home at Clear Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brisben.

of Council Bluffs, visited the weekend with the Dennis Murrays and met their new grandson. Tuesday Mrs. Andrew Jenson Lakotans.Meet.,.... Dale Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Dave Patterson, wrotoi- his parents that he recently visited with John Wortman at Berlin Germany. Dale is in the service and stationed at Hanou. John is the son of the I. E. Wortmans ot Lakota.

The meeting was a happy occasion for the boys. and Mrs. Arnold Karels took Mrs Tab Loats and three children of Mason City, where she Was to Visit a sister. Sharon Dundas, of Des Moines and two girl friends, visited Monday in the Laura Penny home and with the Vincent Millers. From here they went to Ksther- ville to visit Sharon's mother, Mrs.

Rollie Steele. Supt. and Mrs. Lester Gill, of Tipton, were Friday dinner guests of the H. D.

Mussmans. The women are cousins. Mrs. Leo Johnson, of Curlew, visited here Monday. She took her niece Gloria Geilenfeld home with her for a visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jung and Ruby Frerichs of Madison, S. visited Friday with Grandma Frerichs in the C. C.

Gerzema home. The Rev. and Mrs. Warren Bloyer, Waterloo, were recent visitors there also. Mrs.

Bloyer is a granddaughter of Mrs. Frerichs. Scott and Donna McKcan, Es theryille, arrived Tuesday to visit this week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mit! chell.

Mrs. A. C. Schisscll left Thurs! day morning for Rochester. From 1 there Mrs.

Alan Kich accompa- hied her to Langhorne, Pa. Both i have daughters attending schoo! 'there, which will be out Wednes- I day. They will then bring them home with them for the summer i vacation. i Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Apka and i family left Saturday for Redwood Falls, for the weekend iwith relatives there. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Geerdes, of Buffalo Center, visited Sunday afternoon with the John Steen- I hards. Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Buckels and children visited the weekend with the A. T.

Buckels at Oxford. Sunday they attended the kels reunion. 1 Guests Saturday and Sunday 'of the Walter Rosenaus were Mr. land Mrs. Wayne Campbell of lo- i wa Falls.

Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Ronda returned Monday from a i weeks visit with her parents at Arnolds Park, and with his mo- ither at Milford.

Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ma! bus visited in the August Christ home at Wells, Minn. Mr. and Mrs.

Ticc Brack, Led' yard, attended the Daily Vaca- i lion Bible school program Sun-' day at the Presbyterian church and were dinner guests of the Wilson Bracks. Monday night' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mabus, Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. I Klocke visited in the Mrs. lona Mabus home at Buffalo Center. Arliss and Lois Mabus came home with them for a few days with their grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Mabus. "Wednesday a pot luck picnic was held at the Jerry Heetlands in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Russell TePaske.

Guests were Elmer Paulsens, Wayne Heetlands, Ronald Heetlands and Vernon Smiths. LEGION ELECTS DAVE SMITH AS NEW COMMANDER Election of officers for the i Hagg-Turner Post, Algona, was 1 held last week Wednesday. Dave Smith was elected commander; Stan Muckey, 1st vice; Bud An! del-son, 2nd vice; Harold Jergen; son. 3rd vice; Russ Buchanan, adjutant; Ken Parrish, finance officer; Leo Cassel, service offi- i cer; the Rev. Mr.

Nelson, chap- 1 lain; Bill Zimmerman, historian; John Simpson, sergeant-at-arms. Four members of the board of directors elected were Don Hemmingsen, Russ Buchanan, G. D. i Erundage and Everett Baldus. officers will take office i at the regular meeting ih Aug! ust.

CLUB NEWS New Officers for i Ledyard Band Club i LEDYARD The Music i Boosters met for short busi- ness meeting following the band concert last week Wednesday i evening. The following ncwof- ficers were elected: President, Mrs. Ted Thilges; i vice-president, Mrs. Paul secretary, Mrs. Fred Plocger; assistant secretary, Mrs.

Ted Wallentine and treasurer, Mrs. jTed Green. Harold Armstrong of Fairmont, has charge of the band this summer while Mr. Canfield is at summer school. Another band concert will be held June i 20th and there will be two in ijuly.

A bake sale was held following the concert, last week and I netting about $27.00. Loits Creek Lassies. The Lotls Creek Lassies met May 24 with Mary Walker. Fifteen members were present. Carol Anliker gave a demonstration on how to make a waste paper basket.

Folowing Ithc meeting the members listened to 4-H rec- ci.ds and danced. Mrs. Walker served the lunch. Lois Besch, reporter. New Officers for Burl Legion Group A regular joint meeting of the Legion and Auxiliary was held Tuesday evening in the? Legion hall.

The nominating committee reported and officers were elected for next year. Elected were: President, Luella Schenck; vice Cclia Scott; Mary Ihnen; Betty Hiatt. If You Have the Luckv License Number BRADLEY BROS. Ice Cream Social FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner Lucas N. Woosler 7:00 to 10:00 M.

Ice Cream, Pic, Coffee and Pop Move to Dyersville Frances Kcrker and family moved Monday to their new home at Dyersville. Mr. Kerker was transferred there the first of February, but the family remained here until now because of housing conditions. Mr. Kerker is the area manager for Interstate Power, there.

He was the Interstate man here for over 5 years. First Band Concert The first band rehearsal and concert was held this week Monday and Wednesday nights respectively. Each of these nighti members received a treat from their director. Mr. Barrett.

If any business places or individuals would like to do this some week, the members would appreciate it. F. B. Homemakers Ledyard twp. Farm Bureau Homemakers met Friday nt one o'clock for a pot luck dinner at Union Slough.

Shirley Smith furnished music for the program. Roll call was answered by Safety Hints. Leona Heetland had the ALL ALGONA LAW OFFICES Be Closed For LAWYER'S CHAUTAUQUA At Lake Okoboji Friday and Saturday JUNE 15 CL SmuiOQ snoirioioni I a crystal cutting by For your table crystal with a heart of fire sudden little blue- white flames that spark when you turn a goblet in your hand. For such is the nature of handblown crystal when the design is cut, then polished to gernlike brilliance. Fostoria's Baronet is such you'll be proud to own, proud to give.

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