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Algeria (lo.) Upper Pet Molrw Feb. 13. 1976 Livermore By Mrs. Moyme Scott Ph 379-1697 U.M.W. MEETS The United Methodist Women met at the Bob Bahr home Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.

Dean Zeman as co-hostess. The president, Mrs. Hartley Mackintosh, conducted the business meeting. Roll call was answered with "a cold day remembrance." Mrs. Bert Schwendemann gave the lesson, "Week Of Prayer And Self Denial." Lunch was served at the close of the meeting.

APPRECIATION DANCE Allan Klein, owner of Kleins' TV Shop in Livermore. sponsored a free appreciation dance Saturday evening at the (N ARIZONA'S VALLEY Of THl Nestled at the foot of Camelback Mountain, you'll love the "Old World" charm, the true Southwestern hospitality of Jokake Inn. In all of Arizona you'll find no more relaxing winter vacation spot. Built to blend thoroughly into the scenery, climate, manners and customs of the Great Southwest, its architecture is predominantly pueblo, with a mixture of Mission and Spanish. GOLFING RIDING SWIMMING ENTERTAINMENT It'i all thtre in a malchUit xttlng, that will bring you back ytar afttr year.

(Mealt and art with nearby ParadlM Inn Royal Palms Inn (American Plan) at no additional cost. Jokake Inn PHOENIX, ARIZONA Lfgion hall with several being given away. Mr. Klein has had a TV shop here for the past 15 years. Mr.

and Mrs. Burrell Smith were overnight guests in the home of his sister. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson, in Des Moines Friday, returning home Saturday.

Portland By Mrs. Victor Ph 924-3753 SISTER'S FUNERAL Mrs. Earl Zwiefel and her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Louie Huber. Titonka. returned home Friday night from Princeton. Wise, where they attended the funeral of Mr. Huber's sister.

Mrs. Minnie Sobralski, Thursday morning. o- Mr. and Mrs. Wardden Smidt and family are Sunday guests in the Marlin Jorgenson home at Keister.

Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood and Randy were Sunday guests in the Melvin Von Bank home, Bode. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Huisman and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Zwiefel drove to Mason City Sunday afternoon where they visited Orlo Zwiefel in the Mercy Hospital. Mr.

and Mrs. EuClaire Meyer and Brenda, Mrs. Ella Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer and Rodney, Burt and Rev.

and Mrs. W.H. Friedrich of Algona were Sunday guests in the home of from HISTORY'S SCRAPBOOK PHS ANO fVlNIS fROV VfSHRYIARS 1.1. lS.1i.Thr BoMon Latin School. oldrM public school in America, is in Rovion.

Mustnchusettv r'ebrimrv U. is iidmided Ihr Mrd stale of the Inion. Kcbrunrv IS. ISTJM'rr-idrni Rutherford Hiues signs a bill which admits thr righl of women lo practice law before the I niled Slates Siprcme Court Kebrunrv IS. lAM-Kidel Castro, leader of the Cuban revolution, is sworn in as lhat rounln 's premier.

Kebruan 17. 1817-Kor Ihe first lime in American history, a cilv street is illuminated by as lightv The Baltimore. February 18. 1861-Jefferson Davis is sworn in us president of the onfederale Stales of America. 19.

1878-Thomas A F.dison receives a patent for his in- of the phonograph. Rev and Mrs. Henry Friedrich at Marcus. This was in honor of Mrs. Henry Friedrich's birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hagedorn of Bancroft were Sunday visitors in the Doyle Trenary home. and Mrs. Melvin Faber, Burt, were Sunday visitors in the Trenary home.

Sunday was Matthew Trunkhill's third birthday. Uncle Martin Voigt was a Sunday dinner guest. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trunkhill, grandma and grandpa Cunningham of Burt and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Trunkhill, Algona, were afternoon guests. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Shipler, Max Shipler, Bud Shipler, Burt, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Menkle and boys, Curlew and Sarah Stewart, Burt were Sunday guests in the home of Eva Shipler in Burt. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thompson and family of Lone Rock were Sunday guests in the Jack Thompson home, Burt, in honor of Jack's birthday.

Mrs. Grace Trenary drove to Fenton last Thursday to visit her sister Mrs. Esther Duncan, returning home Saturday. Mrs. Robert Spear and Mrs.

Hazel Willis, Titonka, were Sunday dinner guests in the Johnny Spear home. After dinner they all drove over to Bancroft where they visited Mr. Robert Spear in the Heritage Rest Home. Mr. and Mrs.

John Rudisill of Woden were also there to visit Mr. Robert Spear. Mrs. Henry Smith entered the Kossuth County Hospital last Thursday with infection of the inner ear. She was released 'and came home Saturday, Mrs.

Jenny Wahlin of Titonka was a Friday visitor in the B.C. Schwietert home. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Baum, Clear Lake, were Sunday dinner guest in the Schwietert home.

Debbie Nelson of Mason City and Reg Nelson of New Hampton spent the weekend in the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verle Nelson. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Fitch, Mrs. Larry Box, Darlene and Donnld. Renwick. Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Fitch, Rockwell, Larry Danielsen, Algona, Benie Leeck, Burt and Mrs. Amand Dangelser and Brett of Algona were Sunday dinner guests in the Victor Fitch home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sarchet, Burt, helped Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Sarchet of Storm Lake move to Eagle Grove where Roger has started work as manager of the Super Valu Store. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Parsons of Spokane, Washington visited in the S.R.

Parsons home and other relatives on Wednesday Mark is a nephew of S.R. Parsons. Levant Moore became grandpa the second time when a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Johnson, Cedar Rapids, Jan.

27. He has been named Daniel Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Harms, Burt and Mr.

and Mrs. Duane Peter and Todd and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Kline, Algona, were Sunday visitors in the Rudy Peter home in Burt. Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Larsen returned home a week ago Friday from Denver where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Larsen's sister, Mrs. "Ivan Bassett. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Ellwood and family of Ellsworth came to Burt for the Burt School Homecoming, Friday night. Later in the evening they visited in the Duane Mawdsley home. Grace Trenary, Marjory Mawdsley, Jo-Ann Carjson and Avis Christensen drove to Thursday afternoon where they attended the U.P.W. guest day at the Algona Presbyterian Church.

Recent visitors in the Lawrence anrr Vincent Govern home were Mae Murphy, Algona and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy of Des Moines. Mrs. Korene Grosser and Shelly were Saturday visitors in the Govern home.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Govern of Ledyard, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Sleper of Titonka were Saturday evening visitors in the Govern home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sarchet, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Sarchet, Burt, and Mrs. Roy Hougen, Algona, drove to Wpst Rend Sundav to spend the day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCormick.

This was in honor of Mr. McCormick's birthday. Mr. McCormick and Mr. Robert Sarchet are cousins.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harms visited in the Jerry Harms home, Titonka, last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Roth and family, Buffalo Center, were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Harold Harms home.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Harms, visited Herman Harms at the Mercy Hospital in Mason City Sunday afternoon, "Life is but a brief lesson and school is out before we know it." MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE LIVERMORE BALLROOM LIVERMORE, IOWA Friday, Feb. 13 dance to the Jolly Home Brewers Polka Band old time music at its best Adm. $1.75 Saturday, Feb.

14 Sweetheart Ball sponsored by the St. Joe C.D. of A. to the Vern Claussen Orch. Donations $2.00 Reservations Call 379-1352 SCHULTZ BROS.

IS 15 Free 5 Ib. Morrell Canned Registerevery time you're We will draw every Saturday, ending February 28. One winne New Equipment For Hospital The Kossuth County Hospital Auxiliary has purchased about 82,000 worth of new kitchen-related equipment for the hospital, including this food-warming and serving cart, six dozen dishes, four dozen trays und four dozen food covers. The new equipment was being put to use Tuesday. The kitchen supervisor, Mrs.

Wayne Olson of Bode, said the state had recommended purchase of this sanitary serving cart. Plan Banquet For Scouts At Bode Feb. 17 OTTOSEN Pack 58, Rode and Ottosen, Cuh Scouts are planning and Gold Banquet Feb. 17 at 5:30 p.m. in the Bode Town Hall.

Scouts, parents, brothers and sisters are invited to the potluck supper and pack meeting. Various post projects will be displayed. Earned awards will be presented to the boys. ATTEND FUNERAL Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Banwart, Karla and Bruce met the flight of Mrs. Banwart's sister, Charlotte, Mrs. Ward Werpy and Anastasia, Tucson, Ariz, at the Kansas City airport Wednesday. They went on to Fort Scott, Kansas to attend Thursday funeral services for the ladies grandmother, Mrs. J.R.

Pfistcr. Mr. and Mrs. James Banwart accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Fehr, Whittemore, Rhonda Banwart and Barbara Bagnoli, Campinas, Sno Paulo, Brazil, drove to Kansas Thursday for the funeral. Mrs. Louis Jacobsnn, Becky and Mrs. Edward Zinnel were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Zinnel, Cylinder. They were later visitors in the Richard Krause home, Lu Verne. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Halsrud were Thursday evening visitors of Mrs.

Oliver Lee, Bode. Wednesday, Mrs. Allen Struthers. Lucretia and Stephanie accompanied Allen as far as Roland to spend the day visiting Allen's sister, Virginia, Mrs. Arlan Anderson and twin suns as Allen went on to DPS Moines for an elevator meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wat- nem were Sunday evening visitors of Mrs. Watnem's aunt. Laura Enger, Bode and Devere Newton, both Humboldt County Memorial Hospital patients.

UME Women; Society Circles III of the U.M.E. Women's Society met at the home of Dora Marty. Roll call was answered by t'itrht members. It was announced the next quilting day would be Feb. 23.

Doris Barber had devotions, "What Is and the lesson, "The Incomparable Christ." The next meeting will be at the home of Vera Wolf. Circle I of the U.M.E. Women's Society met Wednesday at the Fern Neal home. Gertie Hefti opened the meeting with ten members present. Devotions were given by Ollie Stoll on "Grace Of and the lesson, "Minutes And Hours Make Fine Gifts." A short skit was presented by Florence Stewart, Marian Marty and Margaret Lindebak on giving of pledges.

Luncheon was served by the hostess and the next meeting will be hosted by Margaret Lindebak instead of Marian Marty. Dan VerBruggee of Humboldt, a former classmate of the late Basil Koob in the Red School House at Dakota City, visited Mrs. Koob when he was in LuYerno Thursday. Paul Northrop returned Tuesday from Rochester, Minn, where he had major surgery at St. Mary's Hospital.

Mrs. Northrop stayed with him during the three weeks he was there. He is recuperating satisfactorily. Janine Michelle Block was born Feb. 4 to Sgt.

and Mrs. Danny Block, who is in the Air Force at Peru, Ind. Louis Block of Lu Verne is the grandfather. Feb. 12, 1976 Algona (la.) Upper nM 3 OTICE- Dr.

D. J. Shey announces that he is no longer associated with the Kossuth Veterinary Clinic. Dr. Shey is continuing to practice veterinary medicine at his office located on the Haas Electric property north of Jet.

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