The Algona Upper Des Moines from Algona, Iowa • Page 18

MRS. ARDETH Editor Published fiy the ties Town-Country Club Elects New Officers Town and Coun- tryWoman's club met Tuesday, May 24 for the last meeting of the club year, at the home of Mrs Don Jorgenson in Algona, for a buffet supper. This was in Mrs Jorgenson's honor, as she is leaving the club. She was presented with a gift from the club. Mrs Kenneth Johnson was assistant hostess for the meeting.

Mrs Calvin Vaudt, a former member of thfe club, was at this meeting welcomed back as a member. Mrs John Struecker and Mrs Jack G-erhart reported on the county meeting held at LuVerne Mrs Arnold Hansen also attended the meeting. The following officers were installed for the coming year. President, Mrs Jack Gerhart; president, Mrs Hersohal Hart man; corresponding secretary, Mrs Eugene Huskamp; Recording secretary, Mrs Don Shaw; treasurer, Mrs Russell Jensen; and Historian, Mrs Wendell Rusch. For the program, Mrs Lyle, Newel gave a report on the twin religions of China, Confucianism and Taoism.

Mrs John Waite spoke on 'Herodias, the Wicked. Several games were conducted. Janice Jentz went-lo Minneapolis Saturday of this past week and will spend this week visiting relatives there Krause Reunion Held Sunday In Fenton Park Krause family reunion was held in the Fenton paTk Sunday, May 29. In attendance were Mr and Mrs Forrest Rouse artd family, Ayrshire, Mr and Mrs Clifford Meyer and family Corwith; Mr and Mrs Alex Radig, Fenton; Mr and Mrs Gene Radii! Mr and Mrs Wilfred Rad- Mr and Mrs Harold Gross, all of Lone Rock; Dr. and Mrs Leroy Hendricksen of Armstrong, Mrs Lena Zumach, Fenton, Mr and Mrs Floyd Torgeson of Bode; Mr and Mrs Ervin Krause and family, Mr and Mrs Elmer Krause and family of Fenton; Mr and Mrs Gerhart Krause family, Goldfield; Mr and Mrs Wal't Krause, Mrs Lorraine Eimers and family; Mrs Minnie Dreyer, Mrs Elsie Dreyer, Mrs Anna Meyer, Mr and Mrs Gus Kr.ause, Mr anf Mrs Art Krause, Mr and Mrs Herbert Krause and family, Mr and Mrs Robert Krause and family, Mr and Mrs Larry Alt and family.

Mrs Kathryn Reed of Livermore, was unable to attend as she is taking care of her mother, Mrs Mary Krause who is now 90 years of age. Mrs Krause has recently came back from Tacoma, Wash where she spent the past two years with another daughter Mrs Bob Padgett. Honor German Visilor A family reunion was held May 29 in 'the Fenton Community Center honoring Mrs Paul Miller from Sandelfingen, Germany, who has been visiting at the Freda Siems home and with other relatives the past three weeks. Those attending were Mr and Mrs Henry Ehm of Des Moines, Mrs Alvina Huff and daughters, Janet and Judy and Clyde Triplett all of St. Paul, Mr and Mrs Art Kruecker and Nancy of Clear Lake, Mr and Mrs William Fischer, Mr and Mrs H.

R. Pettit and family, Mrs Clara Seely, Mr and Mrs Frank Seeley and boys, Mr and Mrs William Miller and Alvina, Mr and Mrs Henry Zinnel and girls of West Bend. Mrs Freda Siems, Mr and Mrs Omar Lenning, Mr and Mrs Art Voigt, Mr and Mrs Derwood Voigt and David, Mr and Mrs Dale Weisbrod, Mr and Mrs Robert Bleckwenn, Mr and MrL Ervin Frink and family, Mr and Mrs Ernest Votteler, Frank Humphrey, Mr and Mrs Ervin Votteler and Rennae, Mr and Mrs Delond Votteler and family, Dr. and Mrs Vincent Votteler and Connie Waite, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hantelman and Charles of Swea City, Mr and Mrs Arnold Hantelman and family, Mr and Mrs Eldon Hantelman and family, Mi and Mrs Olaf Norland and family. The honoree (Mrs Paul Miller returned to Des Moines Monday with Mr and Mrs Ehm and wil continue her visit there until Julj and will then return to German: by plane.

Mrs Miller is a siste to Mrs Ehm and is a cousin to th' relatives here. Fenton Youths Form A Safety Driver's Club COMBINATION PAN! all the uses of cf Pan Saute Pan LaVonne Cody of Fenton was among those getting awards at Augustana Academy at Canton, S. May 20. She received a cheerleader award and honors for winning the girls' ping-pong title. Mrs Sam Warner was hostess to the Dorcas sewing club Tuesday afternoon, Mrs A.

H. Peterson was co-hostess. Guests of the club were Mrs Anna Kramer and Mrs Beatrice Beck of Ringsted, Mrs Melvin Warner of Chicago and Mrs George Frisbie. Doris Beck, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Beck formerly of the Fenton community was Valedictorian of the eighth grade graduating class of the Emmetsburg public school of 1955. Doris received the highest honors in a class of 52 students.

The award was sponsored by the publishers of the Reader's Digest. She is a granddaughter of the Herman Haacks of Fent'on. Mr and Mrs Melvin Warner of Chicago are spending a two week's vacation the Sam Warners and the Martin Ohms. Mr and Mrs E. J.

Heikes moved to Ocheyedan, Iowa this past Thursday. Mrs Heikes taught grade 3 and Mr Heikes Social studies and Science at Fenton the past three years. Both have accepted the same type positions at Ocheyedan for the coming The Mark circle of the WSCS Fenton Ten teenagers, from 'enton, met May 23, in the Fenon Community Center to organize a Drivers Club. Arnold lanson acted as counseller at his meeting. Roger Dreyer was elected as vice president and Wiener as news reporter.

On a previous date the school's student body elected Jerry Reimers as president and Nancy Wiener as secretary and treasurer. The members decided to name the club 'Fenton Safety Driver's Club 1 They decided to hold meetings the first and third Friday of every month. There was a discussion on various 'projects that could be carried out, but definite plans will not be made until the club is more organized. For the next meeting the club hopes to have Sgt. L.

Meyers, a patrol officer of Humboldt, as their guest speaker. This meeting is scheduled to be held Friday June 3rd at the Community Center. We urge all teenagers, who are eligible for any kind drivers license or permit withir six months and are under 21 years of age to join us. Picnic Supper A picnic supper was held at th home of Mr and Mrs Frank Seely Thursday evening, May 26. Thos present were Mr and Mrs Wayn Boettcher and Sherri Jo.

Mr an Mrs Fred Boettcher, Mr and Mr i the Clayton Ditswdrth home. Mr and Mrs HaroKlf Derksen nd children of Herph Lake, Vlinn. were weekend'guests in he Oscar Sorenspn Sunday dinner guests 'were Mr and Mrs Derkse.n and children, Mr and Mrs LeRoy Sorenson and amily and Ted Nalmgren of St James, Minn, and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Scribner Jr. Corhing Events Thursday, June St Luke's Ladies Aid. Monday, June 6 Vacation Bible school beings at St.

John Lutheran church. Wednesday, June 8 Fento Farm Bureau. Thursday, June Fel lowship circle; Friendly Neigh bors club; Matthew circle. New Petitions Out In Sentral School Area petitions out calling for a new vote on a school bond issue for the Sentral Community District for $450,00.0 for construction of a new higli school site and a new high school including ground for an athletic field The petitions specify that the bond issue shall be such that i would be kept within the limi of percent of the assessec valuation of taxable property in the area. The location specified is on th Lone Rock-Fenton blacktop roac two miles east of Fenton, or thre west of Lone Rock, or six south of Seneca.

A vote on the same proposition but at a location north of th newly designated site, lost by narrow margin in the first ballo held earlier in the year. Read The Want Ads It Pays! McFALL RUSCH PLUMBING HEATING WIRING "We Sell, Install or Service' 1 FURNACES, WELL SYSTEMS, PLUMBING and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PHONE 120 or 111 "NTON Schadendorf-Fischer Vows Spoken May 22 Eugene Vaudt and family and Mr and Mrs Victor Struecker and family. Evening callers were Eldon Brown and Marleen Nie- This Revere Special Pan was especially designed to hold a full package- of frozen food it measures a full 7 inches in diameter. And is perfect for making sauces, frying eggs and meat and sauteing vegetables. Like all Revere Ware this copper clad stainless steel beauty heats fast and evenly, cleans easily and will last a lifetime.

This thrcc-in-ono special is offered fora limited time yours today. mann. Berkcland Guests Mr and Mrs Anton Berkeland of Minneapolis were guests in the B. G. Berkeland home'from Friday evening to Monday morning.

Mr and Mrs Otto Berkeland of Colorado Springs, Colo, were brief callers in the Berke land home Sunday morning en- route to St. Cloud, Minn, to visit their son, Earl. Mrs Edwin Hinderman of Owatonna, Minn, visited Sunday afternoon to Monday afternoon in the Frank McFall home. She is cousin of Mrs McFall. Sunday evening dinner guests in the McFall home were Mrs Hinderman and Mr and Mrs Wendell Rusch and Margo.

Mr and Mrs Merle Voigt and girls and Mr and Mrs Gerhard Hantelman, Paul and Eunice enjoyed a picnic Memorial Day with Mrs Ethel. Hennon and children and Mr and Mrs Melvin Peterson and family at the lat- Lone May 22 at 1-45 p.m the St. John's Lutheran church at Burt, Joann Mae Schadendorf, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Schadendorf of La- kola and Kenneth Fischer, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest. Fischer also of Lone Rock were united in matrimony in a double ring cere- mon performed by Rev. E.

L. Wittkopp. The bride's attendants were Ruth Schadendorf, maid of honor, sister of the bride, and Norma Bierle. bridesmaid. The bridegroom's attendants were Kenneth Flaig and Charles Householder.

Ushers were Alfred Schadendorf Jr and Donald Meyer. Following the wedding a reception was held for 150 in the church basement. Mrs Don Murray had charge of the guest book. Mrs Junior Hurlburt poured and Mrs Gene 'Blanchard cut the cake. The Altar and church were decorated with spring flower David Miller sang "The Lords Prayer" and "The Wedding Pray accompanied by Mrs Wilfred Radig.

Mrs Don Marlow, Mis Virginia Marlow and Sandr; Schadendorf had charge of th' gifts. Waitresses were a a FENTON, IOWA Sandwiches taste BETTER ne iviarK circie me i i Thursday with Mrs Wilfred ters home at Estherville. Stoeber, Mrs Gene Mansager as-1 Lavinia Sorenson left Monday sisting hostess. Fourteen mem-' bers answered roll call. Mrs Hans Baago was in charge of the devotions and Mrs Eugene Huskamp presented the Bible lesson on Ruth.

Mrs Gerald Gochenour entertained at a party Wednesday afternoon in honor of David's sixth birthday. Guests were Randa and Roger Hansen, Ronnie and Roger Weisbrod, Kathryn md Mary Ellen Ditsworth, Tern uid Tresa Voigt, Margo Rusch md Mrs Rusch and Craig Bor- chitrdt. Mrs Don Gross entertained at a coffee p-irty Wednesday afternoon for Marilvn Sorenson, Helen Fuhr, Mrs Gilbert Scribner, Mrs Harry Haase and Mrs Edith Hay- cnga. Mrs Clara Seely and Mr and Mrs Frank Seely drove to Clear Lake Tuesday evening to attend the graduation of Mrs Clara Seely's niece, Joan Kuecker. Thursday visitors in the Gerald dot-honour home- were Mrs Rose Gochenour and Mrs Dick and Jerry of Humboldt, Mrs Lloyd illiger of Dakota City, and Mrs Lessie Beach of San Francisco, Calif.

Marcia Ann Gross celebrated for California where she will resume her work following a vacation with her parents, Mr anc Mrs Oscar Sorenson. She has been transferred from Riverside Calif, to Davis, Calif. Mr and Mrs B. G. Berkeland Mr and Mrs Anton Berkeland and Mrs Robert Berkeland attended Baccalaureate 'services Sunday morning at Waldorf College.

Tola Berkcland is a member of this year's graduating class. She has accepted a teaching position in the kindergarten at Kanawha. Donald Radig was the recipient of the $15 given away Quinn, Diane Hoyey, Jane Krucger and Bonnie Black, al school friends of the bride. After a short wedding trip I Northern Minnesota the coupl will be at home in Bancroft whe the bridegroom is employed at the Thompson Lumber Yard. The couple will be at home at the Roman Wilhelmi apt after June 1.

The bride and bridegroom on both graduates of the Lone Rock high bridegroom served three years with the Marines. Sd Ohm and Gordon visited at he Lena Schmidt home. Mrs Ohm and Gordon spent Thursday nd Friday in Sioux City. Sharon Schultz of Milwaukee pent the weekend at the home 3f her grandparents, Mr and Mrs 'rederick Schultz and her sister, Dawn and also attended the ichultz reunion. Mrs George C.

Pettit, Cecil Seegebarth, Mrs Glenn Householder and Evelyn Earing visited vlonday at the Tom Sharp home Algona. Sunday dinner guests at the Erich Seegebarth home were Mr and Mrs George Harms Jr. and Vona Jean of Redfield, South Dakota, Mrs Clara Marlow Burt and Virginia Ann Marlow. Mr and Mrs Leo Ramus and family were dinner guests Monday at the home of his mother, Mrs Grace Ramus, Algona, in the evening they were supper guests at the Merwin Marlow home. Mr and Mrs Ed Ohm, Gordon and Willard attended the Golden Wedding anniversary of the Otto Ohms of Fenton, Sunday.

Mr and Mrs Clarence Kraft and Judy were Friday evening callers at the Maurice Weisbrod home. Mr and Mrs Junior Hurlburt, Mr and Mrs Dale Schroeder ana Susan were Wednesday supper guests at the Dale'Wegener home. by the her sixth birthday with a when you make them with BUTTER VERY GOOD SANDWICH begins with butter. Butter, and only butter, has the full, natural Bavor that enhances the taste of the rest 91 the bread and the ailing. Soften the butter spread lightly but thoroughly from edge to edge ot bread then go ahead.

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Mr and Mrs W. E. Stoeber of Mesa, arrived TiU'sdiy in indifinite visit Fenum They art -tayiny in the .1. Smith home. The Stoebers have recently moved from Tuseon, Ariz, to Mesa.

Mr and Mrs Oliver Stoeber, Steven and with relatives at City Mondas William Stoeber of Ames spent the Memorial Day weekend will parents. Mr and Mrs Thomas Juhl ville were Sunday after noon visitors tin; Oliver Sloe 'jer home. Mr and Mrs Adam Laubeniha Bend wen: Sui day even 112 in the John Lijuben thai home. Wednesday afternoon guests Mrs Oliver Stueber were Ml Klurem-e Behne, Mrs Don Weis orud and Charles and Davi Behne. A group of iriends and rela aves ple.itantly surprised Lyle Newel Saturday evening i honor of her birthday.

500 played three tables. Lunch was served by the self-invited -t. Mr Newel iixcucd many jiiiU. Fenton merchants Saturday evening. The amount this Saturday evening will be $15.

Mr and Mrs Bob Weisbrod, Kirk and Gregory of Alton, 111. arrived Sunday to spend this week in the parental homes of Mrs Sarah Weisbrod and Mr and Mrs Alfred Meyers. Members of the Methodist choir met in the Clarence Osborn home this past Thursday evening for practice and a social Mr and Mrs Richard McCarty and sons Richard Lee and Kelly of Hartly were Saturday to Monday visitors in the parental Charles Newel home. Schuliz Reunion Held The 13th annual Schultz reunion was held Sunday. May 29.

at the Frederick Schultz home wi'h picnic dinnar. The following were present: Mr and Mrs ing. Guests in the Gilbert Scribner home for the Memorial weekend have been Mr and Mrs Tom Gilert and Sharon, Mrs Dick Coop- End Dickie of Des Moines. Ml nd Mrs Bob Hudson and Dixie Humboldt were Sunday after- 10011 and evening visitors. Ml ml Mrs, Hay Blake arid Tommy nd Mary, George, Janet anc Barbara-'Moore of Des.Moines Memorial Day guest H.

W. Schultx, Cedar Frills; Mr and Mrs A. G. Waterloo; Otto Schultz, Alsona; Mr and Mrs B. F.

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