The Algona Upper Des Moines from Algona, Iowa • Page 9

June 16,1955 jWoines June 16,1955 Clartnce Metzger Joins The Navy Clarence Metzger of Al- Sona, son of Mr and Mrs 8 tz 8 er wa among the 341 Jowa boys, sworn in the US Wavy, in a ceremony nt Spirit Lake and Arnolds Park on Saturday and Sunday, une 4th and 5th. A special train took all the recruits to Great Lakes, 111. Mr and Mrs Metzger and daughter, with several friends and relatives, attended the ceremonies. Clarence graduated from St. Cecelia's Academy this spring, and was employed, part time, at the Council Oak store in AJgona.

The have another son, Robert, also in the navy and stationed aboard the air-craft carrier, Shangri-La. Plan 'Cook Out' Lftttft Burl Township Homemakers will have a Cook-Out at the Burl Park on June 21 at 2 p.m. The food will be prepared at tne Cook-Out. If IT'S MEWS WE WANT IT 2 lakota Boys Are Graduates At Macalester c'c. Lakota Mr and Mrs Gerzema, Carlyle and Bernadine and Miss Marlene Kienitz drove to St.

Paul, June 5 to attend the Baccalaureate- services for the! graduation class of Macalester college and Ihe commencement held Ihe 6lh. Carlyle Gerzema was a member of the class, having completed a four year course in Banking and Business. Arlo Pannkuk, also 'a member of the graduating class of Macalester college received his degree with majors in mathamatics and physics. He is employed by" the Northwest Plastic Incorporation. CONSUMER'S MARKET CANDY ORANGE SLICES LONGHORN CHEESE Lb.

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Sale price included the grounds, buildings and all present equin- ment, with the exception of examination room equipment used by doctors, valued at $3.600. and drugs now in stock, amounting to $5,000. Dr. Harry Feldick will remain at Buffalo Center, deferring his plans, and will stay until competent medical surgeons can be obtained to operate the establishment. The hospital was built and operated successfully by Dr.

G. F. Dolmage, followed by Doctors Feldick. Grams and Kroack. and there will be no lapse of services offered by the institution between now and the sale.

Several doctors, well-recommended, a shown yn interest in moving to Buffalo Center and it is expected that suitable surgeons will soon be secured and at work. Six $1.000. six $500 and numerous smaller pledges were received during the opening canvass June 8. Complete canvass of the entire area, including farms, will be completed just as soon as possible. The hospital serves quite a large section, and its continued opera- lion was deemed necessity, according to the members of the committee.

Bancroft Group At Ledyard Wedding, June 11 Attending Ihe Goetx and Dooey wedding Irom here Saturday at Sacred Heart chuich, Ledyard, were George Dooey, Mr and Mrs Roy McGuire. Mr 'and Mrs Laurence Bergman and family. Mr and Mrs Richard Menkc and family, and their daughter, Mr and Mrs Tom Lensing. Ames. Mr and Mrs Charles McGuire and family.

Mr and Mrs Clrlus Dorr and Arliss. Kenneth McGuire. Mr and Mrs Clarence McGuire. Mrs Larry LaRochelle. Washington, D.

spent Thursday forenoon with her friend. Mrs Laurence Bergman. She left by pi am; on Saturday with her mo- tlu-r. Mrs Ivy Hutton. for home in Washington, D.

C. Mrs George Dooey spent weekend in St. Paul where was present at the wedding niece Saturday morning. Mrs Eula Saunders and John. Inex Hood and Bill McGuire le," Friday for Chicago where they attended the wedding of Eugene Saunders Saturday.

Eugene if. the son of Mrs Eula Saunders. Relatives here received worn Saturday of the death of John Scholtes, Algona. Mr Scholtes was born and raised near Bancroft. Mrs John Hellman, Mrs hoi- the she of a Mr and Mrs Al Wollerman, Estheiviilf, formerly of Corwith, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of (heir daughter.

Nancy Dell (above) to Paul Myers, son of Mrs Rosetta Myers. Esthervillc. The date for the wedding lias not. been set. Ben Hellman and Mrs Herman Peterson are Ins sistci's unit Charles Seholtes is a brother.

Go To Germany Lone 2 Lt. and Mrs Jerry Leaneagh left for New York Tuesday where on Saturday they will sail for Nuremberg, Germany. 2 Lt. Leaneagh lias been stationed in Washington. D.

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