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a a a a a a a a Lakota High School holds art Lakota: club Lakota meet. School has started their first art club meeting of the year. The first meeting was held. Thursday, September 17 from 3:40 to 5:00 p.m. The art club consists of seven members; Shirley Mills, David Goeke, Maureen Wertjes, Christensen, Leslie Rieffer, Roxan Miller, and Emily Hoeppner.

Mrs. Budlong is the art instructor. The members elected Shirley Mills. as president and Emily Hoeppner as secretary. We discussed painting with water colors.

On the next meeting the club will' begin their work with water colors. We discussed who would bring' lunch if we wanted it before we' began our work. Mrs. Budlong furnished the lunch for, this meeting Shirley Mills is to bring lunch' for: the next meeting. On September 30, at 3:40 the art club met in Mrs.

art room. Shirley brought lunch and Mrs. Budlong showed pictures of water colors while we' ate. We started to draw a picture for our water color painting. Mrs.

Budlong gave two: words to: use in the picture. These were dead tree and wind. The October 8th meeting was Held on Wednesday. Emily eppner brought lunch. Shirley Mills opened the meeting for discussion.

A discussion on charcoaling, carving of wood and doing "Our Secretary Emily Hoeppner. Flower club receives Sears award of $20 The Lakota Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Ann Griese on October 14th at 8:00 p.m.. Eleven members were present, each bringing a Halloween arrangement for roll call. Six of the Garden Club mem-.

bers attended the State Meeting at Ames. The Lakota Club was awarded a blue ribbon on the 1969 year book. They also received an award of $20.00 from the Sears Civic Development for their work in planting and landscaping at the City Hall in Lakota. The 6th District was given 3' awards Seven members of the club attended the Algona Flower Show at which Mrs. Gladys Kibertz was the speaker.

The lesson on "Pine Cones" was presented by Prudence Burger. She made and demonstrated many different decorations using pine It was very interesting. The poem, "Flower Lovers was read. Lunch was served by the hostess. Plans.

are progressing for the Christmas Fair. Workshops are being held. The first one will be at the home of Aileen Dorenbush on Tuesday, October 21st. Cadette girls plan rededication Lakota: The Cadette Girl Scouts met Tuesday, October 14 at the school lunchroom with 9 girls present and 2 leaders. The business meeting was held and discussion took place on, "What Is Going On In We divided into two groups to talk over our badge work.

Discussion also took place on what the Cadettes were going to do next week for Rededication. Treats were brought by Melanie Krominga. Scribe, Connie Acorn club meeting postponed Lakota: The Acorn Study Club will meet on Monday, October 27 in the City Hall at 3:00 p.m. They will entertain the Cub Scouts following the UNICEF drive. Mike Clarken will speak on his trip to the National Scout Jamboree in Idaho last summer.

This meeting has been postponed until this date from the regular Thursday meeting date, to get together with the Cub Scouts and their leaders who regularly meet on Monday. Change of books to Lakota library Lakota: Mrs. Allton Anderson announces that there has recently been a change made in the books at the Lakota Library, by the North Iowa Library Extension Service of Mason City. There are a lot of the new large print books at the library for those who wish this type of book, which reading easier. North Kossuth News New Shannon General Manager Mr.

Clair Meighen (above) has been named the new General Manager of Shannon Fur. niture Manufacturing. In Bancroft, replacing P. E. Rollins, who has accepted a similar position in.

Lincoln, Nebr. He assumed his new duties here on October 7, Mr. Meighen of La Crosse, Blakjer ladies hold annual church meeting Seneca? The Blakjer Lutheran Church Women held their annual business meeting Thursday afternoon at the home Mrs. Henry Wilberg. During the business meeting the group were reminded of the Clothing Drive which will be coming up in the near future; also to.

collect the Butternut coffee strip, and labels and give them to the chairman the project, Mrs. Fred Johannesen: Plans were made for the dinner to be served on the Falr Mission Sunday, Nov. 2. The 1970 officers -are-Mrs. Henry Looft, president; Mrs.

O. T. Cherland, vice president; Mrs. Edna Johannesen, secre-. tary; and Mrs.

Amy Cherland, treasurer. Mrs. Henry Wilberg, Secretary of Stewardship and Mrs. John Johannesen, Secretary of: Mrs. David will have charge of the Clothing Drive; Mrs.

Fred Johannesen, Butternut Coffee strips and labels; Mrs. Jerry Wilberg, subscriptions to the Magazine, Scope. Mrs. Ted Jensen, Nursery Roll Program; Mrs. Krause, radio chairman Christian Woman and Mrs.

Melvin Bratrud and Mrs. Henry Jensen, auditors. Mrs. Fred Johannesen waselected to serve on the Ways and Means Committee, along with Mrs. Raymond Bergum, chairman, and Mrs.

Ted Jensen. Mrs. Elmer Krause had charge of the devotions and the Bible Study and Mrs. Fred Jogram, which consisted of a reading, "An. Act of Kindness" and the Offering Meditation.

Mrs. Henry Wilberg will have charge of the Stewardship Program at the Nov. 20th meeting of the group. Bible Study will be conducted by Mrs. Amy Cherland and Mrs.

Melvin Bratrud will be the hostess. Seneca stars study plant life Seneca: The Seneca Stars 4-H Club met at the home of Barbara and Joy Andre on Saturday, Sept. 20. Eleven members answered roll call by naming their favorite flower. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Barbara Andre.

The group discussed the possibility of taking a club tour this fall. Susan Fortney led the 4-H Pledge. Joy Andre gave a talk on "Potting and Watering House Sheila Madden and Susan Fortney gave a demontration showing how plants absorb water and minerals. Sheryl Breese gave a talk on "Selecting and growing house plants. Mrs.

Fred Johanneson was the guest mother and Mrs. Henry Looft was a guest. The October meeting will be at the home of Debra Nyman on Oct. 7. Debra Nyman, reporter.

MILITARY DUTIES Lone Rock: Mr. and Mrs. Dave Weber have received word from their son, Dr. David Weber, that he will begin his Military duties at the U.S. Army Medical School at Fort Houston, Texas.

After a 6 week preliminary training there he will serve the first year of the two years required at the U.S. Army Hospital in El Paso, Texas. Both Dr. and Mrs. Weber finished their Internship on June 24th at General Hospital, Fresno, Calif.

Signs, marcu improvement to Bancroft SUMMIT 1 Services here Monday for Mrs. Cochran Swea City: A former area resident, Mrs. Francis Dewey Cochran, 73, passed away Friday, October 17, 1969 at 12:40 p.m. at Fairmont Community Hospital, Fairmont, Minn. She had been in failing health tor -the past 7 months.

A Rosary for Elizabeth Eva Cochran was Sunday evening at the Reese-Henry Chapel, and services were Monday morning at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Bancroft, with signor Reising officiating. Reese-Henry Funeral Home had charge of arrangements. Burial was in St. John Cemetery.

Mrs. Cochran was born February 9, 1896 in rural Kossuth County, to Mr. and Mrs. Gothardt Sanftner, She was educated in rural Kossuth, 'croft and Des Moines. She was married to Francis Dewey Cochran at Bancroft on February 21, 1924.

She had taught school' in Kossuth and Webster Counties, and after marriage, she lived at Moorland, Iowa, 15 years, then on a farm near Swea City for 9 years. For 16 years they farmed near Huntley, Minn. prior to their retirement Fairmont in 1965. She was a member of St. John Vianney.

Catholic Church, She is survived. by her husband; one, son, Roger, Fair-, mont, 3 grandchildren; tivo brothers; Dr. John Sanftner, Swea City, Earl Sanftner, Marathon, Iowa, and two Mrs. Art Peterson, Swea City, and Mrs. Isabelle Dahl, Algona.

She was preceded in death by her parents, 2 sisters and 1 brother. Halloween party planned at Golf Club Saturday North Kossuth Golf Club members and their guests are invited to a costume Halloween party this Saturday evening October 25, beginning at 7:30 at the Clubhouse. Costumed guests will be judged with a first and second prize given, and one couples prize. Live entertainment and appropriate Halloween games are planned. Guests are requested to bring their own choice of meat for grilling and the remainder of the meal will be prepared by the committee and served for a nominal charge of 75c.

menu will include baked potatoes, assorted salads, hot vegetable dish, potatoe chips, relishes, buns, dessert and coffee. The following members are in charge: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schiltz, Mr. and Mrs.

Dave Schiltz, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Marlow and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cayler.

Ledyard ladies visit mission in Sioux City Ledyard: Members of the Ledyard Women's Society of Christian Service visited Sioux City, Iowa on Tuesday, October 14th and attended. "thank you days" at the Wall Street Mission, and Good Will Industries They visited the Harriet Ballou New Hope Center for trainable retarded children and young adults. Betty Crocker coupons are redeemed for cash which pays the salary of a worker at the New Hope Center. The worker is usually a person hard to place in ordinary positions. The Ledyard WSCS collects and sends coupons.

Everyone is welcome to save and contribute to this cause. They may be given to anyone who is a member of the WSCS, or leave it in the box provided at the back of the church. At the Goodwill Industries, it was interesting to see what happens to the bags and boxes of things sent. The Goodwill Industries serves of all handicapped people in workshops throughout the nation. They offer summer camps for the blind, the retarded and the poor.

They have a Christmas shoe party and a thanksgiving dinner for the poor and many other things. They had to see to realize, that this place has been appropriately named Mrs. Mary Bashara and son, Tom, now living in Sioux City accompanied the group on the tour and invited the Ledyard ladies to their home. CD of A plan workshop this Sunday The Catholic Daughters of Court St. John the Baptist, Ban-.

croft, will host a workshop for all Catholic Daughter members including those from surrounding courts. Activities will include a program, question reports from Grand Regents of each court and a social hour. Dignitaries -present will include the State Regent, State, Secretary and nine District Deputies. The event will be held in St. John School cafeteria from 12:30 until 4:30 o'clock.

All 1o- cal members are urged to be present. Kienitz. Paint Store to open Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kienitz of Bancroft announce the opening of their new Kienitz Decorating Store, located in the former Welp Drugstore Building.

They will be open for business beginning Friday night this week. Look for their opening announcement in this weeks issue of the Register. Mr. Kienitz will continue to operate his painting and decorating business as before. Plan post-nuptial shower at Swea Ledyard: An open house postnuptial shower will honor Mrs.

Carl Payne, the former Cheryl Berggren of Armsrtong, at the United Methodist Church in Swea City on Thursday, October 23 at 8:00 p.m. All friends and relatives are invited to attend, Fred Mime re weekend. Ladies from the United Methodist Church went to Sioux City Tuesday where they and visited had the Goodwill Industries dinner there and the New Hope which 13 a school for Center retarded a children. They also. visited Schester Hall which is for a home.

away from home working girls. Mrs. them Mary at Bash- the ara and Tor met Goodwill Industries and made the tour with them then had the ladies as guests at their Home following the tour. Those Mrs. making the trip were Marie Halverson, Marvel Ronald Fogelsong, Mrs.

Howard Mrs. Alan Loucks, Mrs. Mrs. Marion Burt, Mrs. Elvin Carpenter, Mrs.

Thompson, Maurice Pingel, Mrs. Everett and Rev. Bloodworth. Mrs. OtThompson, Mrs.

Glen Burrow to Kelly and Mrs. Harold Fischer of Swea City also went on the tour. has been associated. In the sales of retall furniture fot: the past 22 years in Wisconsin, Minnesota and lowa. He.

resides at the H. J. McNertney, home during the McNertney's absence, and will: seek a permanent residence in Bancroft on their return from a vacation to New Mexico. Congregation to dedicate new unit Ledyard: Sunday, October 26 the congregation of the Bethany, Evangelical and Reformed Church will observe the dedication of their new educational unit with special services at: 2:30 p.m. The speakers for the after-.

noon will be the Rev. Carl Hanson, Minnesota Conference minister, and the Rev. Alfred Reineking of Hamburg, Minnesota, Junior class play, Ledyard, to be Friday Ledyard: The Junior class play, "Beef will be presented Friday night at 8:00 in the school auditorium. The play is a three act comedy and. centers around a high school football player; with the nickname of "Beef'.

He is needed to win the" very vital football game coming The history teacher has made it rough on everyone by flunking Beef. She has consented to give Beef a test and if he is able to pass it with a or better he can then play All of Beef's friends get together to figure out a way for Beef to pass the test. The cast of characters include the following members of the Melville family: Beef-Dean Mennen; Jane--Carla Engelby: Drumstick-Alan Inglett; -Jill Bauman; Dad Terry Blome; Linda Haag; Cream- -Glenn Peterson; Boots -Karma Engelbarts; SaddleDonald Reese; Susie-Denise Klinksiek; Aloyius-Steven Underbakke. and Miss FinsterBarbara Anderson. Ronald Fogelsong is directing this year's play.

Tickets will be on sale at the door Friday night. Modern Mixers enjoy tour of Fort Dodge Seneca: The Seneca Modern Mixers Club toured points of interest in Fort Dodge last Monday. The group were first given a tour of the Mead Corporation and saw how shipping cartons of all sizes were made, from the lamination of the paper plus the treatment for their various uses. There are only two such production centers in Iowa, the second being in Waterloo. The group then drove to the Crossroads Shopping Center, where they had dinner together and then spent a couple of hours shopping.

At three o'clock they were guests of The Decorator's Shop, north Fort Dodge. There they were taken on a tour of the entire shop, shown the various imported chrystal and other glass ware, ceramics, floral arrangements. music boxes, candles of all types and description, pictures, wall decorations of all kinds, and finally, the Christmas Room. Here they were served coffee or tea and cookies, and were presented with a gift as each registered. The group enjoyed the day and are looking forward to a similar tour next year.

Members enjoying. the courtesy were Mesdames Richard Bauer, Joe Madden, Calvin Vaudt, Wayne Ohnemus, John Johannesen, Alvin Cyphers, Fred Johannesen, Herbert Krause, John Hattle, Clifford Gangestad and Henry Looft. The new street sign at the intersection of N. Summit and E. Kossuth in Bancroft is shown above, introducing a smart and pleasing appearance to the street corners throughout the town and residential areas.

This achievement is a creditable showing to this municipality. The Bancroft city council, adopted the project, originally proposed some two years ago by the Bancroft: Jaycees, who have since disbanded. Council members assumed full responsibilities involved in Open house shower set at Ledyard Ledyard: There will be an open house shower for Joyce Johnson at the Bethany Evangelical and Reformed Church on Saturday evening October 25 at 8:00. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. Miss Johnson, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Johnson, will' become the bride of Ronald Busch, son of' Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Busch on November 1. Sarah.

Trenary, Paul and Lorene were Sunday dinner guests at the Roger Mathre home at Mason City. The occasion honored Mrs. Ella Govern the installation, which digging the post holes, prior to. attaching the cement and, placing the which was completed last Several councilmen and interested persons nights to complete the. A move to change street names was some time ago, therefore the streets are named ing to home owners' records.

A total of 202 were erected. of Bancroft on her birthday. included pouring posts signs, week. other worked project." various dismissed all of accordprevious signs Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Trenary and four girls left Thursday for their home at Buhl, Idaho, after visiting at the Sarah Trenary home at Ledyard and with relatives at Marble Rock. Lawrence Ternes, owner and operator of the Ternes Garage was admitted to the Holy Family Hospital in Estherville on Sunday. Walter Herzog returned from St. Joseph's Hospital in Mankato Saturday. He had been a patient there for three weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Herzog attended a one day sales and management institute conducted by Management consultants from Des Moines in Storm Lake fast Wednesday. The institute was sponsored by Tip Top Distributing Company. Ledyard youth is airman in Thailand U.S.

AIR FORCES, Thailand -Airman. First Class Arlen H. Wentworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wentworth of Ledyard.

Iowa, is on duty at Korat Royal Thai AFB, Thailand. Airman Wentworth is a fuels specialist with the 388th Supply Squadron, a unit of the Pacific Air Forces. He previously. served at Grissom AFB, Ind. The airman is a 1967 graduate of Ledyard Consolidated you suffer.

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