Lake Park News, The (Newspaper) - July 19, 1962, Lake Park, Iowa Bark ft 4 Your HowTown ONLY fa tte World Cam Two Whoop About ud Lake Park County Iowa Thursday July 19 1962 Number 46 Group Retains Legal Counselor Most of the men named as de fendants in the current brought by Jan K Thiesen an father James Thiesen of Red wood Falls Minn and repre of the town of Lak Park and of the two local firms met last Friday evening at the town hall Attorney Peter waS called to the meeting to ex plain the aspects of the suit Ru that Thiesen may drop ttu suit were apparently foundation and the group direct ed Mr to proceed with tin necessary legal steps Three or four of the group hac already retained lawyers to figh the case The others unanimously voiced their approval of Mr to represent them in the action and he will work with the other lawyers in making up th case for the defendants We will get right at the job so there will be no chance of a default being entered against anj of you was the gist of Mr remarks concerning the initial steps to be taken in legal action No other authoritative infor mation concerning this lawsuit in federal court is available at this time Some of the officers of the local Chamber of Commerce asked Mr to prepare the necessary papers to incorporate the Cham ber 59 Bu Bullheads Seined at Outlet Fiftynine bushels of bullheads were seined this Tuesday morning from below the dam at the outlet of Silver lake Cons Officer Basler reports There were also a fair number of walleyes and perch netted along with the bull heads The bullheads were last years hatch and averaged around three to four indite in fiftieth The fish averaged around 900 to a bushel measure thus about 53100 fish were netted All the fish were taken to Lost Island lake near Ruthven where fishing is not very lucrative this year Basler said he believes most of the fish that were and arc below the outlet dam are from our lake they being small enough to be washed through the wire netting during these weeks of high water More seining of the outlet stream was planned for day morning Midgets Mites at Ocheyedan An invitational tournament for eight Midget and Mites baseball teams is scheduled at dan for July 18 20 and 24 The pairings for the Mites 1 Lake Park vs Sibley July 18 2 Harris vs Ocheyedan July 18 Winner of 1 vs winner of 2 July 24 Midgets pairings 1 Sibley vs Melvin July 18 2 Lake Park vs bye 3 Ocheyedan vs Harris July 20 4 Winner of 1 vs Lake Park July 20 Winner of 3 vs winner of 4 July 24 OPERATIVE PATIENT Arnold Rehder underwent sur gery last Friday in St Marys hos pital in Rochester Minn He is recuperating satisfactorily and will remain in Rochester for some time for treatments His wife and his Mr and Mrs Harry Golinghorst of Manhattan Beach are in Rochester to be near him Arnolds address is Room 3186 St Marys Hospital Rochester Minn INJURED Elder Molstad of Dawson Minn soninlaw of Mr and Mrs Harry Threde received a badly crushed hand last week when it was caught in a bread mixer at his bakery He is still in the hospital at Dawson Mr and Mrs Jeff Weatherwax returned Sunday afternoon from Sioux City where they had been for two weeks while he was tak ing xray treatments at the Methodist hospital Chas Sandkamp Interred Satur Charles Marvin Sandkamp assed away Tuesday July 10 in Des Moines Iowa He had reach ed the age of 69 years 7 months and 5 days Shorty as he was known to all had been in poor health for he past five years On July 4th suffered a stroke from which ic never rallied Shorty was born and reared in Sioux Valley Minn where he until 26 years of age He hen moved to a farm south of Lake Park where he lived for many years and later moved to us own farm northeast of Lake ark where he resided a number of years It was while living here hat Shorty married and became he father of a son and step daughter to whom he was very devoted When he mold hii farm he moved to and his It wife Ei Minn oper a restaurant for a few years le also operated a lunch room at led Oak Iowa for several years When his health no longer per mitted he retired to Des Moines where he spent the last ten years his life His parents Mr and Mrs Peter Sandkamp and a brother Herman receded him in death He is survived by a son Charles Tr of Iowa City a stepdaughter TO ROCHESTER Mr and Mrs Leslie Rush took Mr and Mrs Charles Habben to Rochester Minn Monday where Mrs Habben will consult doctors about her health HAS OPERATION Eldon Jansen was taken Sun day to the Spirit Lake hospital where on Monday he underwent surgery for gallstones He is re satisfactorily TOO MANY ASPIRINS PUTS LAD IN HOSPITAL Michael the 18 months old son of Mr and Mrs Gary Briley swallowed nearly a bottle of baby aspirins shortly after the noon hour last Saturday Mrs Briley had put the lad to bed for a nap but instead of napping he wan dered about the room and spying the bottle of aspirins he ate about forty of the tablets before his mother learned what he had done The lad was taken the Spirit Lake hospital where his stomach was pumped and he remained overnight Mr Briley is employed at the McFarland Barber Shop NEW OFFICERS OF LOCAL LEGION POST Election of officers for the coming year was the main busi ness at last Tuesday nights ses sion of the local Legion Post Lee Threde was named com mander succeeding Marvin Brandt Rollo Emerson is vice commander Bob Rush adjutant Lee Fike treasurer Lawrence McFarland service officer Charles Denker sergeant at arms Marvin Hayostek chaplain and Bob McGuigan historian The newly elected officers will be installed at the regular meet ing in August U P W CIRCLES Peg Circle will meet Flower Show Wed Aug 1 day July 25 at 2 p m Mrs Letter Walter Polk Art Sathren Hostesses and Mrs by Mrs Lesion by Mrs of Miles Iowa a sister Mrs A J Meyer of Watertown S D and three brothers Otto f Montana Walter f Minn and Louis of California all of whom at ended the last rites Funeral services were held at ic First Presbyterian church at spirit Lake on Saturday July 14 t 2 p m with the Rev James Lyon officiating Pall bearers were Leonard intze Julius Ingwersen and rancis Delaney all of Lake Park and Jerry Summers Charles Cla and Harlan Wunderlich 11 of Interment was in the Sioux alley cemetery Kenneth Kazemba Married July 14 Eunice Betty Matthes daughter ATTEND FUNERAL Mr and Mrs Jurgen Jacobsen Dorothy Jacobsen Mrs Eddie Fischer and Paul Jacobsen left last Sunday for Rapid City Illi where on Monday they at tended the funeral of a cousin James Matzen Mr Matzen 25 years of age was killed in a cavein of a pipe line ditch He was not married He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Matzen of Rapid City Two sisters also survive Funeral services Monday were in a Lutheran church in Moline Illinois THANK YOU I wish to thank my friends for the cards letters gifts and flow grs I received while in the hos in Sioux City and while I was taking treatments Special to Rev Brown for his Visit and to the Braggs for send us The Lake Park News Your thoughtfulness will be re membered always Jeff Weath f Mrs Emma Matthes 507 Center treet North Makato Minn and Kenneth M son of Mr and Mrs Reinhold Kazemba of Lake Park Iowa were married on Saturday July 14 at p m in St Pauls Evangelical Luth eran church at North Mankato The Rev R A Haase officiated at the double ring ceremony Attending the bride was her sister Mrs Frank Evenson of Mountain View Calif as matron of honor Betty Schauer of St Peter roommate of the bride and Joan of Mankato friend of the bride were bridesmaids Mary Lusk of Fairmont Minn another roommate of the bride was her personal attendant The groom was attended by his brother Arnold Kazemba of Round Lake Minn as best man Groomsmen were Loren Kazemba of Lakefield Minn cousin of the groom and Eldon Kazemba of Lake Park Iowa brother of the groom Ushers were Raymond Jaycox of Lake Park Iowa and Raymond Kasch of Brewster Minn Following the ceremony a re ception was held in the church parlors Mrs Harm Ackermann aunt of the groom and Mrs Wm Mealy cousin of the bride pour Circle will meet Wed July 25 at 2 p m Host esses Mrs Celia Schwarzenbach and Mrs Howard Niehaus De votions by Mrs A C Irvine Lesson by Mrs Glen Dieterich Agnes and Audrey Circles will not meet in July or August NEW PHONE NO A new number has been given the Lambert Roetman 4502 Bullheads Abound in Our Lake Using a 500 foot seine a state fisheries crew made test hauls in our Silver lake on July 10 The seine brought up so many bull heads that it required five hours AA RONALD RINGLING GRADUATES JUNE 22 Memphis Tenn Ronald L Ringling Airman Ap prentice USN son of Mr and Mrs Laurence Ringling of Harris was graduated June 22 from the Aviation Familiarization School at the Naval Air Technical Train ing Center Memphis Tenn The school covers aircraft identification designa tions types and missions as well as first aid and firefighting ENROLLS Mrs Caroline Wald and Mrs Norma Taylor and David and Linda went to Omaha Monday where Linda enrolled in the C E Business School SERVICE ADDRESS Pvt Byron L Breffle 17035 Det C7 U Spl Unit APO 29 New York New York Many Youngsters Take Swimming number of youngster have enrolled for the Red Cros swimming lessons now in prog ress at the three sites in the coun ty to count them The totals of the hauls 10798 yearling bullheads 787 yearling perch 41 crappies 14 walleyes 15 adult bullheads 11 golden shiners 2 northerns and one sucker Trawl hauls were made in the center of the lake and each one yielded an average of ten wall eyes all in the 6 to 7 inch bracket reports Cons Officer Basler There seems to be a poor hatch of bullheads this year Basler said but the yearling bullheads are so numerous that maybe some of According to the figures re leased by Marlys Bragg and Da id Stein instructors in charge o the program about 200 young siers are registered at the Terrac Park beach 250 at the Orlean beach and 125 at the Silver lak beach at Lake Park Last year there were 166 registered here If anyone who wishes to tak the lessons was not able or di not register the first week the may still do so Miss Bragg sai this week The lessons will con for five weeks more No at BU ike and rainy weathe These will be madeu July 19 startin at at Silver lake beach Mist Brmn smM If at any time during the of these Red Cross lessons shoul the weather be such that it i advisable to postpone them thi fact will be announced over th Spencer radio The lessons are given each weekday mornin beginning at oclock and an postponement will be via radio before this time The lessons are completed each day a noon FORTY ATTEND U t W MEETING About 40 ladies attended th monthly meeting of the Presbyterian Women on July 11 at the church Mrs C E Law rence president presided anc devotions were given by Mrs Edwin Clark Among the business was the bake sale to be held Tues day July 24 at Vacation Village All goods are to be at the church by a m the morning of the sale as they must be marked and transported there sale by a m to begin the them may be lakes hauled to other S C Dressed Pork Moves to Harris The Sioux City Dressed Pork buying station is now located at Harris the move being made last week The station bought hogs here since April 1959 and was lo in the Woodrum Farm Sup ply building Armond Feauto continues as buyer for the firm The family will continue to live here and he will commute daily to his job Do your buying in Lake Park read the ads in The News Mrs Harvey Schroeder read a short article on a ter pattern for living Mrs Jerome announced the program which consisted of a reading by Mary Krebs Nancy Snow at the piano accompanied Denise Hemmingson as she sang two selections Mrs Leonard Clausen gave an informative re port on the new nations of Africa The hostesses Mrs John Von Holdt Mrs E M Stoltzfus and Mrs Chas served the lunch at the close of the meeting ed Cutting the cake were Mrs Alvin Meyer aunt of the groom and Mrs James Smullen cousin of the bride Mrs Arnold Kazem ba had charge of the guest book Other friends of the bride assisted punch bowl and opened M to Yellowstone National Park the couple will be at home at 211 W Clary Worth ington Minnesota at the gifts After a RED CROSS SWIMMING LESSONS Swimming lessons sponsor ed by the Red Cross are sched uled at Lake Park on days and Saturdays for these classes a m Beginners a m am Swim mers noon Jr and Sr life saving The same lessons will be given at Terrace Park on Mon days and Thursdays at Or leans on Tuesdays and Fridays at the times given above The lessons continue until midAugust Wednesday afternoon August 1 at p m the W S C S of the Lake Park Methodist church will hold their 23rd annual flower show in the Fellowship Hall of the church This flower show has grown over the years and the programs have varied with local talent demonstrations in flower arrange ment and lessons in corsage making There will be prizes awarded again The exhibits can be brought in during the hours of a m to p m Mrs Alvin Myrick is general chairman Mrs Don Yager pro gram chairman and Mrs Carl Neitzke is lunch chairman Following the judging of the exhibits a tea will be held Everyone is invited to come and enjoy the afternoon of beauty and music The classifications are DIVISION I Specimen Class I Gladioli single spike any color Class II Zinnia A single large B small flowers 3 to 5 blooms Class HI Marigold A large flowered single B dwarf 3 to 5 Class IV Dahlia A large flowered 1 bloom B small flowered 3 blooms C pon poms 3 to 5 blooms Class V Snapdragons A 3 to 5 stems Class VI Sweetpeas A 6 blooms Class VII Phlox A 1 head Class VIII Petunias A large flowered single B small flowered 3 sprays Class IX Roses A single B 3 to 5 Class X Delphinium single stalk Class XI Pinks 3 to 5 blooms Class XII Chrysanthemums A single large B 3 to 5 small DIVISION II Arrangements Class I Gladioli A horizontal B vertical C basket Class II Large arrangement any flower Class III Small arrangement any flower Class IV Low Arrangement A coffee table B mantle C table radio or tv Class V Dinner table arrangement any lower Class VI Miniature not to exceed 3 in height and width Class VII Rose bowl floating Class VIII Mixed old fashioned bouquet DIVISION III ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr and Mrs Ralph E Palmer of Phoenix Arizona announce the engagement of their daughter Judy to Mickey Myrick son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Myrick of Lake Park Both are students at the State University of Iowa Judy a Gamma Phi Beta will be a senior in dental hygiene and Mickey a Phi Delta Theta will be a junior in predental A Christmas wedding is plan ned Miss Palmer is working for Dr Jack Miller in Lake Park this HAMILTONS ON VACATION Pastor and Mrs W R Hamilton and children left Monday morn ing for an 18 day vacation head ing for the home of the pastors parents and two grandmothers at Central City Nebr The Concordia congregation here will have Sunday worship services at a m on July 22 and 29 while the local pastor is away and to accomodate a guest pastor Sunday school will be held at a m After a visit with his parents the Hamiltons will journey to South Dakota according to plans where on July 28 they will cele brate the 25th wedding anniver sary of Mrs Hamiltons father and stepmother the Theo Jacob sens at Gregory Oat Swathing in Feeble Start The first swathing of the 1962 oat crop started on Tuesday of this week following a week of incessant showers and rains Only a couple of fields of the earlier varieties were reported in the swathing process The fields are wet and one chap said he was going to put dual wheels on his combine in order to continue with the job Development of the crop and harvesting progress over the state is ahead of several recent years reports the Iowa Dept of Agriculture Nearly all of the corn fields have been cultivated for the last time The crop is in excellent condition last Wednesdays state report saying it averaged four feet tall compared to three feet on the same date last year Corn borers are said to be somewhat more prevalent than usual By Monday of this week about 30 percent of the Iowa corn had Last year on this date the corn had just started to tassel The soybeans are growing rap idly and the earlier plantings have started to bloom which is a few days earlier than last year The wet weather is also creat ing difficulties in putting up the bountiful hay crop Andy Snow Funeral Friday Andrew H Snow passed away Tuesday July 17 in a rest home in Council Bluffs He was 57 years of age Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon July 20 at oclock in the Lake Park Metho dist church He is survived by three sons and two daughters Also six sis ters and brothers including Mrs Glenn Goodell and Lloyd and Harvey Snow of Lake Park His wife died several years ago A complete obituary will be given next week SHORT COURSE IN WATER ENGINEERING H G Shafer proprietor of Shafer Heating Plumbing re cently completed a short course in water purification engineering in Minneapolis Mr Shafer received a certifi cate of achievement for the de tailed course that covered such vital topics as waterborne health and nuisance problems chlorin equipment well farm pond and cistern con struction and maintenance in of private water cation systems review of munici pal water systems and the treat ment of iron and sulphur water problems The study material stressed the importance of proper equip ment to safeguard the health of American families who depend on water wells lakes and farm ponds said Shafer MARRIED Mr and Mrs Louis Wiese re word that their grand daughter Joy Wiese of Redwood City Calif was secretly married May 19 to Elroy Walker She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Wiese of Redwood City Calif Class I lowers Using figurine and Class II Dry arrangements roots grass etc Class III Harvest table cen grain fruit or vege tables alone or in combination Class IV Childrens special lass figures of animals or teople objects made of vege fruit or flowers Rabbit Count is About Average Cons Officer Basler and Officer Dick Basler made rabbit survey this Tuesday morning The survey was made y counting the rabbits seen hile traveling forty miles of Twelve cottontail rabbits and wo jack rabbits were counted fhich is considered average for abbit population Basler said U P W BAKE SALE The Vacation Village bake sale ut on by the Lake Park U P W rill be held Tuesday July 24 lease bring pies bars popcorn alls homemade rolls etc to the church by 8 30 a m Its a real friend who likes you spite of all he knows about you Pink Ball is This Friday Eve The beauty of formal gowns will blend with the unique anc picturesque Japanese decorations at the fourth annual PinU Ball sponsored by the Dickinson Co Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Fri day evening July 20 Mrs Hadley Shafer of Lake Park is president of the auxiliary and the general chairman of the Pink Ball is Mrs Patrick Kelly of Spirit Lake Her cochairman is Mrs Leo Parks of Okoboji The following women arc ticket chairmen in their area or town Mrs William Norman man on West Okoboji lake Mrs Burton Newell chairman on Big Spirit lake Mrs Earl Rynerson chairman at Milford Mrs Leon ard Jacobsen chairman for Lake Park and Mrs Wendell Clark chairman at Spirit Lake The ball will take place at the Dillon Hall of the New Inn at Okoboji from 9 p m to 1 a m The price is per couple and tickets may be purchased from the ticket chairmen throughout the county Billy Redmans orchestra will provide the evenings music Door prizes will be presented A buf fet dinner featuring Japanese food will be served during the evening Door prizes to be given at the Pink Ball include an Ethan Allan table wool blanket electric clock coffee server two dinners at The Inn matching shirts summer theatre tickets and a desk ther Anna Timm returned Monday to Minneapolis after visiting a week with her sister Mr and Mrs Arnold Stoltenberg Car Parsons 67 Dies Tuesday Carl Parsons of Spirit Lake died Tuesday noon at the Spirit Lake hospital after a lingering ill ness He was 07 years of age Mr Parsons and wife are own ers of the Style Shops at Lake Park and Spirit Lake is survived by his wile two sons and two daughters Funeral services will be held this Thursday July 19 at 2 oclock in the Spirit Lake Methodist church AUXILIARY The Am vets Auxiliary will meet Saturday July 28 at 2 p m in the Mrs Bertha Bastman home with Mrs Hattic Roarson assist ant hostess Patronize our advertisers Funeral July 6 for Bruce Kelly Funeral services were held Fri day July 6 for Bruce S Kelly 79 who died July 3 at at Spirit Lake Rev James Brown pastor of the Faith Evangelical Free church Mr Kelly is the father of Mrs Sarah Clyde King former Lake Park Mr Kelly was born at Table Grove 111 and had been a resi dent of Spirit Lake for many years Survivors include five daugh ters Mrs Clarence Pierce of Auburn Mrs Howard William son of Cedar Falls Mrs Sarah King of Spirit Lake Mrs Bookman of Auburn and Mrs Robert Johnson of Cedar Falls four sons Lawrence Albert George and Floyd all of Spirit lake 42 grandchildren and 44 great grandchildren Two sisters also survive Interment in Lakeview cemetery at Spirit Lake WEATHER REPORT T Milan Bragg Observer high low precip July 1188 64 02 July 128G 65 12 July 1382 62 26 July 1465 61 56 July 1570 63 09 July 1672 59 08 July 1781 55 tr Total rainfall during last week was 113 inches The cool temp over the weekend neces the starting of furnaces or comfort in many homes
