Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 9

Fredericksens hold family reunion July 8 annual eriksert family reunion was held at the Ivan Frederiksefi farm home Sunday, July 8th wfth a pot luck dinner being held at noon. Eighty-one persons attended with all hut two of the 14 children being present Hoi- ger of Marshalltown, who was in the hospital, and Gus and his family of Anaheim, Calif. Towns represented wore Worthington and Jeffers, Thor, DCS Moines, Fort Dodge, Clare, Ottosen, Bradgate, Stuart, Estherville, Livermore and Anaheim, Calif. Mr and Mrs R. Christiansen and son of Manson were dinner guests in the Dale Joiner home Sunday, bringing Sharon, home after a week's visit.

Thursday evening visitors in with a low cost WANT AD FOR SALE Hay in field, Alfalfa brome and clover mixture. Adolph Koester; LuVerne. Phone TU 2-3537. 15w29 Acreage For modern house, also barn. In Livermore.

Phone 2663. Marcia Berryhill. 14w29 LOST Ladies glasses, black frame with sparklers. $5.00 reward. Call Livermore 4261.

12w29 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank everyone for the lovely cards and thoughtful deeds while in the hospital and since our return home. Mr and Mrs Tom McKenna. 30w29 Council Minutes TOWN OF LIVFRMORE COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS July 2, The Town Council mot with Mayor Donalds calling the meeting to order with rne following answering roll call Smith, Cergum, Dolder, Erdman. Wilson was absent. The minutes wore approved with a mo- lion by Smith, seconded by Bergum.

Carried. The financial report was approved with motion by Dolder seconded by Erdman. It was with a motion, by Bergum seconded by Smith to issue the' Livermore Oil Co. a Cigarette permit. The budget was set up for 1963 and hearing for or against it will be Aug.

6, 1962 at the Town Hall at 7:30 P.M. wilh a motion by Smith seconded by Bergum. The following bills were allowed with a motion by Smith seconded by Dolder. Charles Linley, ref. on Dp.

5.03 Leroy Larson, ref. on Dp. Am. Legion, July 4th celebration Noblo Harris, Salary Forbus Stiltz, Salary Dolores Lamb, Salary Smith Lumber, material Mike's gas oil Nat'l. Tank maint.

on W. Tower Old Timers, meals Rowat-Murray, maps Noblo Harris, mileage K. O. material K.cnl Motor, material Hamrn Ins. Dynamic pellets Bertha Baesslcr, salary la.

Elec. Supply meters Geo. Donalds, mileage Goo. Donalds, 2 yr. salary '-D.

M. Rubber Stamp, dog tags Ed Field material la. Pub. Service, power Curtis Fox, digging Slow-Skow material Supply, material Advance Prtg. Farmers material N.

W. Bell Telephone, phones la. Emp. Sec. 2nd qt.

la. Pub. Emp. 2nd qt. Retire.

Int. Revenue, 2nd qt. hold 1 reas. of State, 2nd qt. S.

Tax A motion for adjournment was madt by Bergum seconded by Dolder. Dolores Lamb Town Clerk Published in the Algona Kossuth County Advance, Algona, Iowa. July 19, 1962. 2.27 350.00 335.34 336.70 126.06 5.25 26,20 220,00 3.27 276.93 13.84 7.15 297.31 12.50 19.40 34,80 11.27 250.00 7.22 122.00 1012,80 133.75 6.42 16.80 74,16 5.70 172.61 162.75 150.39 162.26 THE RMORE STAR weekly at a part af ALGONA KOSSUTH COUNTY ADVANCE If, 1WMRS. MAYME SCOTT, Livermore Correspondent ALGONA (Iowa) ADVANCE- the Joiner home were MrYarid.

Mrs Fred Jensen of tfumboidt. Mr and Mrs Wm. B. Davit returned their little granddaugh; ter, Becky Butler, to her home at Klemme on Sunday. Dinner guests in the Norman Scott home on Monday were Mr and Mrs Steve Skiki of Wisconsin Rapids, and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Hresil of Chicago, I1L Duff Howard went to Pine River Sunday to spend a few- days with his father, who has a cabin there.

Weaver Hewitt returned home with his niece and husband, Mr tmd Mrs LaVonne Riley of Sioux City, where he will make an extended visit Mr end Mrs Culvert Johnson were callers in the Charles Logue home in Algona one evening last week. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Frederiksen and Inar of Bradgate, Mr and Mrs Ivan Frederiksen and Mr and. Mrs Chuck Wheaton of Anaheim, enjoyed a trip to Ingham lake one evening last week. Dinner end supper, guests in the Norman Scott home on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Gordon Scott and family of Storm Lake, Mrs Robert Scott and Mrs Virgie Allan of, Algona. Their grandson Richard will spend the week with them.

Thursday visitors in the home of Mrs Johanna Smith were her sister from St Paul and. her son and four children of Chicago, and another sister, Marie Halligan and Ernie Widen of Garner. An overnight visitor on Friday was her brother, Steve Halligan of Blue Earth, Minn. Sunday dinner guests were Mr 1 and Mrs Pierre Aubrun of Vincent. Mrs Smith and Mrs Aubrun became acquainted while they were both in the hospital.

Mr end Mrs Virgil Herzberg and small sons, Gregg and Kevin, accompanied by Mr and Mrs Perry Smith and Diane drove to Shenandoah on Saturday where they visited friends and former neighbors of the Herz- bergs. Saturday they drove to' Red 'Oak and stayed overnight at the home of Mrs Herzberg's mother, Mrs Dag Nickolas. On Sunday they drove to Villisca to visit Mr Herzberg's parents, Mr and Mrs Oscar Herzberg. Tuesday visitors in the Forbus Stiltz home were Mrs Stiltz's niece and nephew, Mrs Richard McDowell of Dawson, Iowa, and Mark Schore of Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, who is in the air corps.

From here they went on to Butt to visit other relatives. Mr end Mrs Forbus Stiltz accompanied Mr Stiltz's sister and husband, Mr and Mrs Delbert Vogel of Bancroft, to Taylorville, Friday morning where they visited their father, the Sherman Stiltz home until On they attended the Hott family reunion at Decatur. 111. Edwerd Melevin of Chicago spent the past week visiting at the Elmer Gronbach home. On Wednesday he and daughter Mary, Connie Christiansen, and, Mrs Gronbach went to Wisconsin where they visited friends at LaCrosse and Mary's grandfather at Viroqua, Wis.

Report 'Of Condition of LIVERMORB STATE BANK of Livermore in the State of Iowa at the close of business on June 30, 1962. 1 Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collection 129,671.97 2 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 317,398.00 3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 65,744.06 6. Loans and discounts (including overdrafts) 1,077,880.99 7. Bank premises owned $13,000.00, furniture and, fixtures $6,000.00 19,000.00 (Bank premises owned are subject to none (lens not assumed by bank) 11.

Other assets 559.79 12. TOTAL ASSETS 1,610,254.81 13. Demand deposils. of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 711,045.75 14. Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 613,045.76 15.

Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) 7,480.36 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 117,527.53 18. Certified and officers' cheeks, etc. I 393.39 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS (a) Total demand ctepoiits 836,447.03 (b) Total time and savings deposits 613,045.76 23.

Other liabilities 2,267.75 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,451,760.54 ACCOUNT! 25. Capital: (a) Common stock, total par value $50,000.00 50,000.00 26. Surplus 27. Undivided profits 38,494.27 29.

TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 158,494.27 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 1,610,254.81 31. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes (including notes and bills and securities sold with agreement to repurchase) 40,000.00 32. (a) Loans as shown above are after deduction of valuation reserves of 20,459.19 33. (b) Total amount of loans, certlficatei of Interest, and obligations, or portions thereof, w.hich are fully backed or insured by agencies of the United States Government (other thijn "United States Government obligations, direct and 201,342.12 We, J.

F. Hamm, President, and Robert L. Wilson, Cashier, of the above- named bank do solemnly swear that this report of condition is true and correct, to the best of our knowledge, and bflief. J. F.

President Robert L. Wilson, Cashier C. M. liker, John Thul, Directors. (SEAL) State of Iowa, County of Humboldt, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11 tit day of July, 1962, and I hereby certify that I am not tn officer or director of this bank.

Betty L. Nelson, Notary Public My cwnmwslon expires 7-4-63. Published in the Algona Kossuth County Advance, Algona, Iowa, July 19, 1962. Committees named by Legion "Aux" Livermore The July meeting of the Legion Auxiliary was held at the Legion hall Monday evening July 9th with the new officers, Freda Cran, Ka- (herine McKenna, and Patty Gronbach, being in charge of the meeting. Committees were appointed for the Dish Stand and Pet Parade for the annual celebration on July 29th and 30th and for the chicken dinner to be served July 19th Bunco was played with prizes being won by Lucille Gronbach, Dora Gronbach and Molly Foth.

ATTEND. WEDDINO Mrs John Olson, Mrs Carl Olson, Mrs Guy Raney, Johnny and Phillip Faith, attended the wedding of their niece and sister Mary Faith of Madison, and Robert Kluever of Stoughton, at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning July 3rd at the Lutheran church in Whittemore. Their attendants were Mr and Mrs John Eller of Algona, sister of the bride. A reception was held at the home of the bride's grandparents, Mr and Mrs Wm. Carney of Algona afterwards.

The couple plan to live at Stoughton, Wis. The bride made her home with the Art Olson family at Madison, during her school years. The past year she has been taking nurses training. BIRTHDAY PARTY A birthday party was held at. the Lester Smith home Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Smith and Mrs Forbus Stiltz.

Attending were Mrs Amelia Hoffmann and granddaughter of California, Mrs Martha King, Mrs Mildred Raney, Mrs Mildred Frederick and' Mrs Ruby A social was spent with gifts being presented to the honored guests. A pot luck lunch was served. AT REUNION Mr and Mrs Henrj Groh and John and Gary Erdmann and Mr and. Mrs John Groh of Lu- Verne attended the Groh family reunion at Clear Lake on Sunday. One of the highlights of the afternoon was a talk by a niece and her husband, Mr and Mrs Maynard Darrow, who with their three children have been missionaries in.Seoul, Korea for the past five years.

About 125 were in attendance. TO WORLD'S FAIR Mrs Jessamine Miller and Anna Murray have gone on an extended vacation trip, leaving by bus from Fort Dodge. They will visit a sister at Seattle, and also attend the fair, also stopping enroute at St. Paul, Moorhead, and in Montana to visit other relatives and friends. U.

P. W. MEETS Mrs W. L. Colemann was hos tess at the church to the Unit ed Presbyterian Women Wed nesday afternoon with the pres ident, Mrs John Hauck, presid ing at the meeting.

A report was given on the. recent bake sale which netted $31.50. Twelve members were present. TO SCOUT CAMP John Renquist and Dick Sch- Mert Edward will be Bob into thw farm wl ing. Mr and Mrs have bought the Corbett house and soon.

Mr and Mrs then move back z- house from their they are now Hv- Ultz toofc man. Itz and Okoboji joined a from week thief under der fromr FISH Mr art were home were Mi- Shirley Mrs Pe boys; Billy Fore- Schultz, David Sti- Renquist to Lake where they up of Boy Scouts will spend the t. a Boy Scout camp of the lea- Xgona. Virgil Herzberg a fish fry at their evening. Guests Mrs Bob Clipstbn, Louise, and arid and Diane.

HAS SU Ray f. pital in and morning- Des here. RY entered Mercy hos- Dodge Thursday yyent surgery Friday Tlieir son Richard of spent the weekend 3-DAY Pfc. a 3-day Wood, Howard end. NEW Art's ceived looking ted whit blue.

r-les J. Howard spent from Ft. Leonard the parental Duff the past week- JOB oil station has re- coat of paint, neat and trim pain- el trimmed in light Mr and al Beacli to their week Frances relatives AArs Kartten Kvitli sons of Imperi- have returned after spending a her mother, Mrs rdwell and other tare. t. Joe Wagner The Don ing, Ed deres, Sunday M.

Mad. Cliff M. Mad John B. 6 weeks will ret Convent The Bobbie, day Mrs Reding, anied the The Bill end B. Redings, Mrs and Kathy Reddings, Harold Friand Howard, spent with Sister O.

S. F. at Briar Sioux City. Sister daughter of the ngs, is attending a rner course and she to Mt. St.

Francis buque. Nellises, Jane and Lake, were Sun- with her mtoher, Stattlemann. Diane Park, accomp- to visit her parents Redings. McGuires and B. at sfca sons, ard Ko ed a at St.

ares spent the week- other Donald, 0. S. nedict's, Atchinson, "to bring home-their and Thomas, and lhaas, son of Rich- who had attend Jack. spent and eeks summer camp diet's. derman, of Omaha, days with his aunt John Bormanns.

annual iiy pici No new- Rev 11 roll, here of Hev m. wet grounds the and, C. A. fam- as not held Sunday. has yet been set.

B. Anthofer, Car- charge of services ty during the absence C. Schumacher, who Livermore Dir- Of Busineas and Professio Support Livermore and Interests TOWN TAVCiN Short Orders 4 MeaU Beverages Home-made Rolls OEOiGE DONALM Income Tai General lasuraaee Dial 3391 Dial INSURANCf AOIHCY Auto HaiJ ity LJfe Livermow QUEQN Heating-Wiring Furnaces littiftai Uvennow Engaged MRS. ANNA. GEORGE, of Barnum, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Helen George, Davenport, to James Bormann, son of the Nick Bor- manns, of Bode.

with his brother, Rev Blase, of Los Angeles, is on vacation. Ottosen Mrs. Donald Usher Mrs Dorothy Engebritson who has been staying at her son, the Leo Engebritsons, Cedar Rapids, returned home Sunday. Attending the Lutheran Bible camp at Okoboji are Donald Helleseth, Arland Jacobson, Duane Haug and Martha Holt. Saturday guests at Merle Holt's were the Omer Edwards, Emmetsburg, Mrs Mildred Moe, and son Skip, and Alfred Nelson, Ottawa.

111., the Omeal Nelsons, Humboldt, Loren Daniels, and Margaret Holt. Jack Bronner, Cresco, spent the weekend with Peter Holt. Mrs Kermit Fowler and Mrs Edgar Meyer, Kris and Bret, went to Cedar Falls Friday and were guests at Don Wiederan- Mrs Wiederander and Mrs Meyer-took nurses training in the same class. Mr Meyer, at tending, summer school at Cedar Falls, returned with his family to Algona for the weekend. The family of Mrs Rena Enockson had a reunion Sunday.

It had been 20 years since they had all been together, when Stanley went into service. It was held at Virgil Ehockson's, West Bend, and present were Mrs Rena Enockson, the Stanley Enocksons, Milwaukee, Herman Ludwigs, Wilmington Farrell Enocksons, Minneapolis, Russell Enocksons, Plover, and Mrs LeRoy Kleppe and sons of Eagle Grove. The Chester Almes and Alfred Schultzes attended a reunion at Darrel Brugman's, Webb, Sunday. The Gary Coopers and Nancy Cooper went to Denver, a week ago for a vacation. Gary Cooper got a job with the Continental Airlines and remained there.

The women came on home. Monday the Donald Coopers, Nancy Cooper, and Mrs Gary Cooper moved the Gary Coopers to Denver. The Rev Harold Mountains attended the challengers club picnic at Fort Dodge Sunday. The Dr Donald Wehrspanns, Joliet, 111., came Sunday for a vacation at the lakes. Margaret Holt went with them for a few days.

W. S. C. S. HOSTESS Mrs Ray Falb was hostess to the W.

S. C. S. of the Methodist church Wednesday morning at 9:30 at the church serving a brunch. Dorothy Vaughn gave the devotions and Mrs Lloyd Larson, of LuVerne was guest sneaker.

A new member. Mrs Swisher of Bode, joined the W. S. C. S.

at this time. About 25 members were present. SPUDS For the second straight year, red potatoes from the garden of Mrs Gilbert Florman of Jefferson have produced "new potatoes" early in the summer in an unusual way. Several of 'the potatoes have split open and out pop bright red new potatoes. Last year one of the potatoes had seven new "spuds" inside of it.

COWS Two Guernsey cows owned by John Rilev of near McGreeor were killed recently bv liehtnin? as they were standing under a tree during a storm. The lightning struck the tree, rinping a three to four inch strip of bark off the side of the tree. ANNIVERSARY Newcomers to the Humeston communi- tv are Mr and Mrs Grant McCoy who have established residency at Jones' boarding home. Mr McCov, 98 and his wife. 94, observed their 76th wedding anniversary in January of this year.

DRIVER Elmer Svendsen recently completed his last trip after serving the Alta Community school as a bus driver for the past 20 years. In his 20 years of safe driving. Elmer has covered some 270.000 miles, has transported about 800 children to and from school each morning and night. 50 Andrew Bell, a Denison attorney, has practiced law for 50 years. He has always practiced in Denison except during his four years as State Senator when he was there only part time.

He has also served 20 years as Crawford County Attorney. INJURED Steve Carmean of Lake City suffered a punctured right lung, a fractured right leg and multiple deep lacerations all over his body recently when he was thrown under a rotary hoe attached to the tractor he was driving. SISTERS Miss Ann Hear- don, who has served as post master at Auburn for the past 45 years and her sister, Ida Reardon, clerk and assistant in the post office there 47 years, have retired with a combined record of 93 years of service. Here's your comforting thought for today: the world changes so fast that you couldn't stay wrong all the time if you tried. GALES BROS.

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