Ivi t/ii nuasuiLEDYARD BOY HAS AN OPERATIONIncision Made in Throat To Kemove Kernel of Corn Lodged in WindpipeLedyard: Sidney Skaar, the two year old eon of Mr. and Mrs. Lam Skaar, waa rushed to the Rochester hospital on Wednesday night. Sidney was helping his father feedthe chickens when he swallowec kernel, of corn and It got In windpipe. He was taken to Elm« hut they did not have the nec aary Instruments so Dr. 6omm« and Mr. Skaar took him to Roc ester. He was on the operating ta from eight o’clock until twelve a when unsuccessful attempts wi made to get the kernel of cc they made an Incision In hfs thrc to remove It. Mr- Skaar return home Thursday morning and to Mrs, Skaar and son, Lonny L up for the day, returning home Thursday evening. They will k€ Sidney there until all danger of co plications are past. The docti proclaimed It the worse case of kind in 20 years at the hosiptal.LAKOTA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHOBSERVES 26TH ANNIVERSARYLakota: Dakota's PrebByterlan church observed the 60th anniversary of its founding Sunday with three services included on a special program. Two former pastors were present. Rev.‘Daniel Grleder of Austin, Texas, and Rev. O. H. Frerking, Lakota minister for 11 years, whose leaving for a new post directing the Bethany home was announced In the Upper Des Moines last week.Rev. Grieders delivered the anniversary sermon at the morningservice. During the afternoon special service was presented by i students of the University of I bubuque with Rev. G. W. Ukena, Jcsup, Iowa, presiding. The s mon at the evening service was a given by Rev. Grieder.Others on the program were: M J. E. Ukena, Mrs. Charles G knecht, Norman Frerking, M Wade Bail, Rev. A. C. Kruse, ML E. Wortman, Mr. and Mrs. Ti Loats, Calvin Ukena, Fern Lev and Virgil Smith.KRULLS, TIMKA, CELEBRATE I WEDDING ANNIVTIh