The Algona Upper Des Moines from Algona, Iowa • Page 13

That Paper Sure Gets Around MOVIE JUVENILES enjoy reading The Algona Upper Des Moines, as evidenced by Scotty Beckett, above. This popular young fellow is on the set of "Louisa" at Universal-International, which will also star Ronald Reagan, Ruth Hussey, Charles Goburn, Edmund Gwenn, Spring Byington and the new U-I discovery, Piper Laurie. They make a nice pair, don't they? Scotty Beckett, and the Upper Des Moines, that is! (Special Hollywood foto for the-Upper Des Moines by Buddy Mason). PrtylHfMae Bell Is Bride, April 19, At Whittemore a very attractive wedding in St. Paul's Lutheran church last Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Phyllis Mae Bell, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Bell, and Harold Kunze, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kunze, of Ute, Iowa, were united in marriage. The Rev.

Paul G. Weinhold performed the double ring ceremony in St. Paul's Lutheran church in Whittemore. The bride was beautiful in a white satin gown with lace insets, falling from her waist to a hem-encircling train and long sleeves. Her fingertip veil was caught in a lace-trimmed cap, trimmed in orange blossoms.

She carried a bouquet of white car-t nations, with centers of yellow" sweetheart roses. Her jewelry consisted of a white pearl necklace with matching earrings, a gift of the groom. Ruth Bell, sister of the bride, attended her sister. Her gown was of lime green marquisette, with matching mitts. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses with tuffs of white satin ribbons.

The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Henry Kunze, of Ute. JoAnn Balgeman of Algona, a friend of the bride, sang Per- fcct Love" and the "Lord's Prayer." Her gown was of yellow dotted Swiss, and her corsage was of carnations. She was accompanied by Prof. W. G.

Erase at the organ. Ushers were Wayne Bell, brother of the bride, and Richard Harms, a friend of the groom. The mothers of the couple wore dark dresses with yellow rose corsages. Mrs. Bertha Carrel, grandmother of the bride, wore a navy blue dress and wore a white gardenia shoulder corsage.

Mrs. Rosena Mahler, grandmother of the groom, was unable to attend the wedding because of illness. A reception was held following the ceremony in the auditorium of the Lutheran school, to relatives and friends of the couple. The tables were decorated with flowers, candles, and wedding cake, and color decorations yellow and light green. Table waitresses were Jeanette Vaudt, Dorothy Quinn, Lucille Lauck, Betty Anderson, and Mrs.

Harold Wickman. All wore black skirts and white blouses, with white organdy aprons, made by the bride mother. Donna Jean Balgeman was in charge of the guest book and gifts. The bride attended the Lutheran Parochial school and graduated from Whittemore High school. Upon her graduation a beauty school in Des Moines and has been employed 'in the State Beauty Shoppe in Algona.

The groom is a graduate of the Ute High school and served in the Marine Corps for years. After his discharge from the Marines, he was employed with the Ute State bank In Ute, until coming to Algona where is now district manager of the Crowe Seed Co. They will be at home in Algona after a short honeymoon. ON PLANE When a big Mars flying boat Crashed end burned near Honolulu recently, Lt. Commander R.

T. Jennings, a former Emmetsburg resident, was one of those who escaped. He was a co-pilot. TYPING PAPEh. Algona Uppei Des Moines, phone 1100.

BETTER REST BETTER SLEEP May 5-6 Dates Sel For Jaycee Minstrel Show A minstrel show, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, will play nights, May 5 and 6. in the Algona high school gymnasium. Announcement of the aates was made today by Producers Wm. Steele and Dr. C.

C. Shterk. John Ferguson will be the interlocutor and only "white man" ih the show. Darky endmen will be Ted Chrischilles, Wm. Sharp, Bob LaBarre, Leon Martin, Tony Quzowski, Neil Monaco, Frank Knutzen, and Don Hutchins.

Stage routines will directed by Cecily Sherk, dramatic instructor at the high school, and Harold Weber, music instructor, Will direct the chorus. A chorus line of high girls will be one of the side acts. Nancy McGaw, physical education instructor, will have charge of the act. Two bands will accompany the chorus. Russell Ouster will direct the high school orchestra, in the pit, while Ray Cook's old band will knock out jazz tunes on the stage.

The last Minstrel Show in Algona was held in 1948. That year they played to a house both nights, and all indications point to a repeat of that show's success. When a star precedes the number on some U. S. currency, it indicates that the bill is a substitute, issued to replace one that was worn or defective.

HOSPITALS Osteopalhic Clinic April 3 Gilbert Hargreaves, LuVerne, surgery. April 5 Jess Blain, Algona, tonsillectomy. April 8 Floyd Riebhoff, Burt, surgery. April 16 Mrs. Dick Sorenson, Algona, girl, 6 Ib.

12 oz. Si. Ann Hospital April 10 Eileen Maahs, Whittemore, surgery. April 11 Mrs. Burton Peterson, Cylinder, girl, 6 10 Mrs.

Mike Erpelding, Livermore, medical; Mrs. Marie Hogan, Whittemore, surgery. April 12 Eugene Gardner, Algona, tonsillectomy; Mrs. Harold Hclmers, Algona, boy, 7 10 John Haggard, Algona, surgery; Mrs. F.

R. HOnt, Fenton, surgery; Mrs. Norbert Hilbert, boy, 7 10 boy, 5 Wesley. April 13 Mrs. Catherine Mulligan.

Bancroft, medical; Edward Taylor, Algona, medical; John Larson, Algona, medical; Mrs. Fred Kadow, Bancroft, medical; Mrs. Robert Hagg, Algona, maternity; Mary Ann Weber, Whittemore, surgery. April 14 Glen Meyer, Wesley, tonsillectomy; Mrs. Henry Johannsen, Algona, medical; Mrs.

Annie Thilgos, Algona, medical; Victor Neuroth, Algona, surgery. Mrs. Howard Hentges, Algona, girl, 5 7 Peter Humer- vold, Swea City, medical. April 15 Mrs. Harold Winkel.

Whittemore, girl, 5 Donald Mienke, Fenton, tonsillectomy; Mrs. Holland Schmidt, Garner, surgery; Mrs. Ernest Gerber, Algona, maternity; Mrs. Max Miller, Algona, medical; Mrs. Ernest Barlik, Corwith, boy, 7 9 Mrs.

Melvin Olson. Lakota, medical; Mrs. Donald Nelson, Algona, surgery. Notice to Property Owners Just a reminder that July 1st, is the last day that property owners can file for their Homestead Exemption and Soldier's Exemption in order to receive a credit on their 1950 taxexs payable in 1951. In case you have failed to file with the Field Assessor when he called on you, or with the County Auditor, you should do so now.

You can file with the County Assessor in his office until May 1st, after that date you must file with the County Auditor. L. J. ImmerfaU 1 County 'Assessor GREEN COLONIAL CO AI FURNACE Epty cwirtri cwl to oil or JM. Air Wl Hind Sitter-fret CLEAN HEAT FUEL SAVINGS Comfort OptretloM P.

R. WOMS COLONIAL HOMtS OF ALL NOTICE After May 1 home deliveries of ice will be discontinued. Commercial Accounts will be delivered as usual However, from 7 A. M. to P.

seven days a week, ice may be purchased at the platform at the ice plant. Platform price will be 60c per 100 Ibs. This is a reduc- tion in the ice rates as compared with the present home delivered price. Algona Ice Cream Candy Factory Phone 270-W April 17 Dorothy Hagg, Algona, tonsillectomy; Patrick Vaske, Bancroft, tonsillectomy; Joan Vaske, Bancroft, tonsillectomy; Mrs. Robert Budlong, Titonka, medical; Guy Rimond, Wesley; Peter Humervold, Swea City, medical.

LOTTS CREEK NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schuellcr, Evelyn and Jerry, and Mrs. Schuellcr's father, Adolph Nnss of Whittemore, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel of Estherville, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Zimuier- mann, Whittemore, Martin Potratz, Bancroft, were Sunday dinner guests ot Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Potratz. Mr. G. M.

Wolter and Miss Genelle Sanders, teachers of Iivi- manuel Lutheran school, attended a conference at Alta. H. T. C. Mueller, Mrs.

E. C. Roth of Fenton, and Mr. W. G.

Erase of Whittemore also accompanied them to the conference. Free Pickup on Large Items Same Day Service PRATT ELECTRIC CONST. Phone 170 Tuesday, April 25, 1950 Afgona Upper Des ROCK BOTTOM PRICES Due to high and high hatchability, we are able to drop the price of our biggest selling chick $4.00 per 100 on Pullets SARGENT FEEDS are doing a mighty fine job for us this year. Our livability guarantee is satisfactory plus at 3 weeks of age. Your patronage is appreciated.

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