Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 7

Algono Rottuth County THURSDAY, JAN. tl, A106NA, IOWA Funeral of Mrs. Lunn is atSweaCity Swea City Funeral services for Mrs Vern (Gladys Mafia) Lunn were held Tuesday at the immanuel Lutheran church With Rev Leroy PUlman officiating. Burial was in Harrison township cemetery. Mrs Lunn was born Feb.

16, 1907, at Swea City, daughter of Nellie and Frank Wm. Blonv ster. She was educated at Swea City. Vern and Gladys Luhn were married 2, 1926, at Mankato, and they made their home here. She is survived by her husband; 3 brothers, Uliver and Virgil, Swea City; Robert, Buffalo Center; a sister Mrs Gene (Irene) Fagerlund, Swea City.

Two aunts and an uncle, Dave, Swea City, and several nieces and nephews also fy Svensen, exchange student at Armstrong, spoke Monday night at the PTA with, 40 present despite the cold and jsnow. Portland Mrs. Victor Fitch The Portland Social club met Thursday atlernoon, Jan. 11, in the home ot' Mrs Joseph Arend Eight members were present Roil call was paying of dues Those attending were Alleda Harms, Mamie flitch, Hazel Larsen, Edith Jandl, Effie Teeter, Elvira Cnristensen, Joseph Arend and Ella Lampe. Mrs Mary Kain, '01 Algona, was a guest at the meeting.

Alieda Harms was in charge "of the program. Several won 1 prizes. A iunch was served by the hostess at the close of me meeting. The next meeting will be held Thursday ailernoon, Feb. 8, in the home 01 Mrs Alleda Harms.

The Portland Progress club will "meet" alterhoon, Jan. in the home of Mrs Lawrence Govern. The lesson will be "Skills with the Skillet," brought to us by Mrs Lawrunce Govern and Mrs Victor i'HCll. Mr and Mrs Robert Wood and Jean were Sunday evening visitors in the W. A.

Wood home, in Algona. Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy and son i aul visited Mrs Jessie Miller Saturday evening in, the St. Ann hospital, Algona. Mr and Mrs Stockwell of Titonka were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mrs Eli- 2.uuein Kennedy. Rev and Mrs Morris Kildal and daughter Linda, of Titoiv ka, were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Sparks.

Mr and Mrs Quinten Bjustrom and Mr and Mrs Jim Lindhorst and daughter Rhanda were Sunday dinner guests in the Edmund Larsen home. Mr and Mrs Wendell Christensen are the parents of a boy, born Saturday morning, Jan, 13, weighing 9 ib. 6 oz. He has not been named at this time. Lawrence Govern is in bed this week with a bad case of the flu.

Mr and Mrs Howard Sparks visited Sunday evening in the Bill Tjaden home. Mr and Mrs Rex Wolf of Fenton visited their daughter and family, the Jack Tiemans, and were Sunday evening supper guests in the Tieman home. Mrs Frank Becker and Mrs Victor Filch went to Algona Monday afternoon to get the lesson, "Skills with the Skillet," to be demonstrated at the Port' land Progress club next Thursday afternoon, in the home of Mrs Lawrence Govern. Stattelman to have 50th ALL FRIENDS and relatives are most cordially invited to attend the golden wedding anniversary reception in honor of Mr and Mrs Ed Stattelman of West Bend, Sunday, Jan. 21, in Sts.

Peter and Paul Parish Hall there. Guests will be received from two to four o'clock. ATTEND FUNERAL Jan. 3 Mrs Harold Baas, the Lester Baases and Elda Baas, of Whittemore, went to Wells, to the funeral for Mrs Marjorie Schultz, Albert Lea. Mrs Schultz, 23, was killed in an auto accident Dec.

31 at Wells. Her mother, Mrs Henry Prang, is the former Linda Krohnberg, formerly of Whittemore and a cousin of the Baases. A solemn requiem mass was held for her at St. Cisermis Catholic church in Wells. WILL BE MARRIED The Earnest Metzgers, Lester, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Helen to Leonard Anliker, son of the Reuben Aniikers, JOINS AIR FORCE Thomas J.

Weber enlisted in the air i'orce and -left--for training at Lackland A. F. Texas, Jan. 1. Ray Anliker is now representing Conway Bros.

investment brokers, Des Moines, since selling his interest in the Al and Ray's Ahlik- ers will continue to live' in Bend 1 vvitli' his office in his home. Jan. 9th a group visited Mrs John Bcnninger lor her 77th birthday. Refreshments- were served. The Larry Aliens, Curlew, have twins, a boy and a girl born Jan.

5 at the hospital at Emmetsburg. Grandparents are the bob Wildermans and Mrs A. C. Allen. Mrs Joe Montag returned on Tuesday from the hosplal in Emmetsburg where she was a medical patient for 6 days.

Mrs Myron Boos entered tiie Mercy hospital at Fort Dodge Tuesday for a check-up. Mrs Jack Cole was a medical patient several days at the hospital at Emmetsburg. Circles of the Methodist church met in joint session on Wednesday with Mrs Agnes Tabor. Co-hostesses were Mrs Lyle Rick and Mrs Mel Roupe. Mrs Dale Lenz gave the lesson and Mrs Herman Fritz the devotions.

Sunday guests of Mrs M. T. Munson were the Cliff Munsons and the Bob Munsons, Bradgate, for Cliff's birthday. The Ernie Schallers, O'Fallon, spent the holidays here with his parents, Schallers, Saturday guests at Walter Bell's were the Rex Downings, Vewton, Sunday the Hartwick Jensens attended a birthday party at Ivan Dale's, Bode. New Years guests at Robert Block's were her mother, Mrs Angle Drury, Hartley, the Wilson Drurys and Frank Drurys, Everly, and the Frank Pullens, Spencer.

Stephen Williams attended a lothing convention in Des Moi- ics last week. The P. H. Bangerts, Ashton, returned home Thursday after a week at the Crisiman-Williams home. Services for lifelong area resident held Funeral services for Mrs John Zeller, 70, life-long area resident, were held Monday morning in St.

Cecelia's Catholic church here. The Rev. Msgr. P. P.

Gearen officiated at the requiem mass, and burial was in the cemetery at St. Joe. The Hamilton funeral home was in charge of arrangements. Mrs Zeller died Thursday at St. Ann hospital in Algona where she had been a patient for one day.

She was born Margaret Origer at St. Joe to Nicholas and Mary Arend Origer. She married John Zeller, June 17, 1923, and the couple farmed at St. Joe until 1957 when they retired and moved to Algona. Mrs Zeller's survivors in- 'husband; two sons, Alfred Zeller of Bode and Bernard Zeller of Ottosen; a sister, Mrs Kate Hess of Dubuque and a brother, John Origer of Bode.

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Rev. Harlan Krause was moderator. Bcnjaman Meyer, attending Seminary, was unanimously voted to be called to serve the Lone Rock church as pastor. Mr Meyer will come to Rock in June. i William Christenson and A.

A. Krueger were newly elected to serve as elders for a three year term. Willis Cotton, vyn Christenson and Art Per' son were re-elected. Delmar Fischer is a new trustee to serve a term of three years. Clarence Kraft, Donald Blanchard, Roy Jensen were re-elected.

Angus Cotton was elected treasurer, and Merwyn Christenson assistant. Robert Fortney was re-elected Sunday school head. Mrs Dennis Priebe is the.new junior Sunday school superintendent. Ronald Behrends was elected Youth Fellowship president, and Willis Bellinger, trea. Mrs Donald Blanchard is organist, Mrs Milton Madison, choir director and Mrs Ralph Hammerstrom, Cradle Roll head.

Ushers are E. A. Lee, Delmar Fischer, Harlan Blanchard, Mervyn Christenson, C1 a nc Kraft, and Maurice Weisbrod. OBSERVE 40th WEDDING The Jack Quinns were honored for ther 40th wedding by relatives who surprised the Quinns and brought the dinner last Sunday. Present were the Ed Goches, Leo Arndorfers, Charlie QuiftnJ, Jot Kramers and Jim Goches, Bancroft, and the Jim Thuls, Cedar Falls.

The were given a card shower Friday evening. Callers were the LeRoy Ennahs, Fritz Newbroughs, Jim Longs, Frank Flaigs, Carl Petersons, Mrs Mary Genrich, Rose Kraft, Mrs Maude Blanchard, and Ruth Kruger. They presented a gift. CIRCLES WILL MEET Presbyterian Church circles will meet Thursday. The Lenore Circle meets at Mrs Roy Jensen's) Mrs Milton Madison has the lesson.

Ruth Circle will meet with Mrs Ed Blanchard, Mrs A. D. Newbrough assisting, and Marjorie Person having the lesson. Colleen Circle will meet Thursday evening at Clarence Krafts with Mrs Dennis Preibe having the lesson. PHONE CORRECTION Notice: Mrs Darryl Householder, News Correspondent for Lone Rock, correction of Tele- phone.Number is WA 5-3315.

It is wrong in the book, please make a note of it, please phone news to WA 5-3315. The Leo Ramuses and Larry Ramuses attended a birthday party for Rudolph Hannover on Sunday near Fenton. The Donald Frideres family, Algona, were also present. The Frank Flaigs attended a blacksmith meeting at the Dahlhauser home in West Bend Sunday. The Gerhardt Krauses, Kanawha, and Ervin Krauses, Fenton, were guests at the Elmer Krause's Sunday for the 7th birthday of David.

The Alfred Schultzes, Ottosen, were Sunday guests at the Maude Blanchard's. The Herman Madsens were Sunday callers at the Andrew Hiofnpson's. i The G. M. Dotys, Mason City, were Sunday guests at Andrew Thompson's.

The Ellwyn Householders, Michael, Debra and Susan, Ai- gona, Darryl Householders and Danny, and Mrs Garryl Householder and Vicki Jo were Sun- clay guests at Glenn Householder's. The Mclvin Meyers, Algona, were Saturday callers at A. A. Krucger's. The A.

A. Krucgcrs were Sunday guests at Mclvin Meyer's, Algona. Fenton township homemakers club will meet Jan. 19 at 2:00 at Mrs Henry Schroeder's instead of Mrs Richard Underwood's. Mrs Clare Bollingcr is co-hostess.

The Frank Flaigs attended the open house for the Clarence Enderson's 25th wedding re- wntly. Iff a Enderton is the former Dorothy Hurt, a niece of Mr Flaig. The Harian Blanchards, LeRoy Ennans, Mervyn and Bob Koppen, and Kenny and Ed Schmidt were guests at Woodrow Pcttit's recently for a farewell for James Pettit who returned to Camp Carson, Colo. His address is James Pettit, U.S. 55720417; Co.

1, 3rd Tng. Reg. 2nd Battalion, 4th Camp Carson, Colo. The Roger Jensens attended the sport show at Des Moines Saturday. The LcRoy Hcndrickscns, of Armstrong, Donald Radigs, and Mrs Emma Radig were Sunday callers at Roger Radig's.

The Fritz Newbroughs were Saturday callers at Roger Radig's. The Henry Schrocdcrs and Mrs Mary Flaig attended the funeral of C. J. fatter of Mrs Lorefte GelticnwM-, day at Bancroft. Kay Geitzenauer returned Id Mankato teachers college after being called home by the death of her grandfather, C.

J. der, Bancroft. Mrs Emma Hurlbiirt and girls were guests at Dale Schroeder's for Michael's 2nd birthday. NIGHT SCHOOL TYPING CLASSES HELP SUPPORT THE Little League Baseball Uniform Drive Benefit Dance, Jan. 20, 8 p.m.

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