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St. Michael
Catholic Church
& Parish Center
607 Third Street
Whittemore, Iowa
Second Sunday of Lent
March 1, 2015
Welcome
Weekend Mass: Sunday 9:00 a.m.
Daily Masses: 7 a.m. on Mon., Wed., Thurs. & Fri., 5:30 p.m. on Tues.
Confessions: Tuesday 5:00 p.m.
Rev. Edward M. Girres, Pastor…………………………..295-3435
Rev. Victor F. Ramaeker, Parochial Vicar........................884-2669
Rev. Mr. Joseph J. Straub, Deacon....................................884-2385
Sandy Long, Secretary........................................................884-2618
Parish Office and Hall.........................................................884-2618
Email...............................................................................stmwhitt@ncn.net
Website……………………http://bggoldenbears.org/stmichael/
Parish Office Hours: Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri, 8:30 a.m.-Noon; Tues
12:30-4:30 p.m.
Mission Statement For St. Michael Parish
We are a community of Catholic people who live out our
baptism by gathering for prayer and worship; by a commitment to
grow in faith and wisdom and involvement in lifelong
formation, to the education of our children in Catholic schools and
in CCD; by living daily our sacramental life, and by
reaching out to the needs of all people in loving service both in
our community and to the need of the whole world. We are
committed to spreading the Good News within the
Parish Community as well as to new members.
In Memory Of
In Memory Of
PAT
BAUMANN
MARLENE &
MIKE
BORMANN
In Loving Memory Of
Brooke &
Madison
Walker
In Memory Of
RAYMOND
& MIKE
BETTS
In Memory Of
JOE &
GLADYS
ZOHBON
Parish Directors: Jean Schumacher & Dennis Kollasch
Finance Council: Harry Bormann, Dennis Kollasch, Pat Laubenthal, Ed Schmidt, Jean Schumacher and Joe Straub.
Bishop Garrigan School Board: Lisa Baumann
Buildings & Grounds: Denny Lane
Tech, Computer & Budgeting: Jill Book & Chris Bronk
Holy Name: President - Dan Elbert; Vice-President - Kevin
Berte: Secretary - Ed Schmidt; Treasurer - Alan Frideres.
Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of January, February,
March, September, November & December following 5:30 p.m.
Mass.
Rosary Society: President - Rose Walker; Vice-President - Tara
Illg; Secretary - Pam Kollasch; Treasurer - Peg Illg. Meetings are
held the second Tuesday of January, March, September, November and December following 5:30 p.m. Mass.
Parish Life Team: Brenda Bormann, Eric Bormann, Marne
Bormann, Terese Culbertson, Maureen Elbert, Diane Goodman,
Judy Haag, Dan Hansen, David Penton, Chris Reding, Fred
Schmidt, Deacon Joe Straub, and Rose Walker
Moe & Eileen
Bormann
& Families
In Memory of
EARL &
ESTHER
STEIER
In Loving Memory Of
KEN & FLORENCE
FARRELL
COURTNEY ANN &
KAYLEE ANN LOWE
In Memory Of
JIM
BUSCHERFELD
In Memory Of
In Memory Of
In Memory Of The
WILBUR “BUZZ”
KNECHT
FRANCIS
MULLIN
Deceased Members of the
Ramaeker
& Shriver Families
In Memory Of
In Memory Of
L & G Incorp.
ED KNECHT
JOSEPH & JOSEPHINE
KNECHT FAMILY
WAYNE
GOODMAN
Gravel & Excavating
Denny Lane & Brian Goodman
Shop: 884-2282
In Memory Of
EARL SCHMITT
Second Sunday of Lent
March 1, 2015
Remember your compassion to us, O Lord!
SUNDAY, March 1 Second Sunday of Lent
7:30 a.m. Mass St Cecelia
9:00 a.m. Mass St Michael’s Parish Family
3rd World Collection
Choir Practice after Mass
10:30 a.m. Mass St Cecelia
3:30-5:30 p.m. Short KC Sponsored Retreat, Rochleau Center
MONDAY, March 2
7:00 a.m. Mass Harold Bormann
TUESDAY, March 3
5:00 p.m. Confessions
5:30 p.m. Mass Edna & Elliott Waldschmidt / Edward Bouc
6:00 p.m. Stations of the Cross
6:30 p.m. Lenten Reflections - Parish Center
WEDNESDAY, March 4
7:00 a.m. Mass Kenny & Florence Farrell
1:45 p.m. Mass at Good Sam Fr. Tom Geelan
THURSDAY, March 5
7:00 a.m. Mass William “Peanuts” Kollasch / Marion Fuchsen
9:00-10:00 a.m. First Thursday Coffee at Farmers State Bank
FRIDAY, March 6
7:00 a.m. Mass Bud & Eileen Allender
Adoration Until 6:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m. Mass at Algona Manor Fr. Don Slaven
5:00-7:30 p.m. Algona KCs Fish Dinner, KC Hall Algona
SATURDAY, March 7
5:00 p.m. Mass at St Cecelia
SUNDAY, March 8 Third Sunday of Lent
7:30 a.m. Mass St Cecelia
9:00 a.m. Mass St Michael’s Parish Family
Choir Members Rehearse After Mass
7:30 a.m.-Noon Legion Pancake Breakfast - Legion Hall
10:30 a.m. Mass St Cecelia
11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Good Sam Chili Dinner - Trinity Life Center
Daily Mass Server March 2-6: Damian & Shaun Oberbeck
SUNDAY, March 8 9:00 a.m.
Rosary Leader: Fred Reding
Servers: Nicole Walker, Bailey Kollasch, Ella Nelson
Organist: Rose Walker
Cantor: Renee Graves
Lector: Judy Haag
Giftbearers: Kevin & Tina Berte Family
Hospitality: M/M Mark Baumann, M/M Bill Richter
EMHC: Dave Fickbohm
EMHC to Shut-Ins: Ellen Meyer 884-2446
Washing of Purificators for March: Carol Bonnstetter
Money Counters for March: Esty Fogarty & Marilyn Lensing
OUR THANKS to Jill Book, Chris Bronk and
Denny Lane for their many years of service on St.
Michael’s Finance Council. Jill and Chris will be on a
new committee, “Tech, Computer & Budgeting
Support”, and Denny Lane will be in charge of “Buildings &
Grounds Maintenance.”
THANK YOU to all who helped in any way with
the Fish Fry, including Holy Name, Rosary Society, student volunteers and those who donated
bars and cookies. And especially to all of you who
supported the Fish Fry by enjoying the dinner we sold out of everything shortly after 7:00 p.m. The Holy Name
was able to give $4,189.99 to St. Michael’s Tuition Assistance Fund!
LOST & FOUND: A gray man’s coat, Columbia Size
XL, was left after last week’s Fish Fry and the wrong
coat was taken by someone. If you have discovered
that you have the wrong coat, please exchange it with
this one. It is in the main parish entry by the offices. Thank you!
THANK YOU to all who took part in and/or helped out in any
way at last Sunday’s Family Lenten Retreat. It went very well and we
had a nice sized crowd.
“THE LIGHT IS ON FOR YOU!” is a campaign that encourages people to go to Confession; particularly those who have not
gone in quite some time. To encourage more people to participate
in this sacrament, most parishes throughout the Diocese of Sioux
City will be open on Tuesday, March 3 from 5:00-7:00 p.m.
FIRST THURSDAY COFFEE will be at Farmers State Bank,
Whittemore, Thursday, March 5 from 9:00-10:00 a.m. Moe and Eileen Bormann will be the hosts. All are invited to attend.
FIRST FRIDAY will be observed this week with Adoration of the
Blessed Sacrament to begin after 7:00 a.m. and concluding at 6:00
p.m. with Benediction. You are invited to spend some time with our
Lord in prayer.
ST. MICHAEL’S CHOIR MEMBERS: If you would like to take
part in the Choir, please meet Sunday, March 1 following 9:00 a.m.
Mass to practice for Easter. They plan to meet each Sunday after
Mass through Palm Sunday. Marisa Merkel is the choir director
ALGONA KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FISH DINNER, Friday, March 6, 5:00-7:30 p.m., KC Hall Algona. $8
Adults, $4 children 10 & under. Proceeds go to scholarships
for high school seniors. Everyone is invited.
REFLECTIONS AND SONGS ON THE FOUR KINDS OF
PRAYER: KC Sponsored Short Retreat, Sunday, March 1 - Fr. Ed
Girres and the Praise Band of St. Cecelia.
Where: St. Cecelia Church and Rochleau Center. 3:30 p.m. Start and 5:30 p.m. simple soup
supper sponsored by the KC’s. No charge.
FIRST SATURDAY will be observed this confessions to begin at
9:00 a.m. followed by Mass at 10:00 a.m. Rosary and meditation
time will follow Mass. You are invited.
LENTEN REFLECTIONS, Tuesday, March 3, 6:30 p.m. in the
Parish Center. Joyce Van Haastert will be presenting a Scripture
Reflection. We invite you to attend. Refreshments will be served.
2015 WOMEN’S CONFERENCE, “If You Knew the Gift of
God,” Saturday, March 7, Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Carroll.
$25/person, $40 for mother & high school age daughter. Registrations due February 28. Gina Bauer will be the speaker at 9:00 a.m.
and Fr. Francis Valerio will speak at 1:15 p.m. Register by contacting Michele Leiting, 19546 Aspen Avenue, Westside, IA 51467,
email: [email protected], phone: 712-663-4584. Please make
checks payable to Catholic Women’s Conference and include your
phone & email address.
3rd WORLD COLLECTION will be taken up at the Sunday,
March 8th Mass. Please be generous.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST: American Legion Seely-Walsh Post
425 will be serving a Pancake, Egg, Sausage, Toast & Beverage
Breakfast on Sunday, March 8, 7:30 a.m.-Noon at the Legion Hall
in Whittemore. Enjoy a delicious home-cooked breakfast to begin
your day!
GOOD SAMARITAN SOCIETY OF ALGONA 3rd ANNUAL CHILI DINNER FUNDRAISER featuring Good Samaritan Society’s Famous Chili Recipe. Menu includes: Chili, Relish, Crackers, Geri’s Cinnamon Roll & Beverage. Sunday, March 8,
11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at the Trinity Life Center, 520 N. Garfield
Street, Algona. Free Will Donation. Proceeds go towards Therapy
Equipment.
ROSARY SOCIETY will meet Tuesday, March 10 following 5:30
p.m. Mass and Stations of the Cross. Circle 5 is in charge of the
dinner and members are Maureen Elbert, Cathy Mosbach, Jan Allen, Norma Bormann, Brenda Bormann, Marne Bormann, Nicole
Buscher, Linda Farrell, Becky Fickbohm, Esty Fogarty, Diane
Goodman, Marge Kajewski, Deb Kollasch, Norma Lane, Pat
Laubenthal, Cathie Richter, Ruth Simonson, Karla Walker, Kris
Zimmerman, Susan Thul and Amy Welp. Thank you to Circle 5
for working the Bakes at the PFAH Breakfast, Circle 1 for working
the fish fry, and Circle 2 for working the breakfast for the Lenten
Retreat. Circle 3 will be up for the next work affair.
MEMORIAL MASS FOR BABIES: The Diocese of Sioux City
will host a “Memorial Mass for Babies” on Tuesday, March 10 at
7:00 p.m. at the Cathedral of the Epiphany. This Mass, celebrated
by Bishop Nickless, commemorates all children who died before
baptism due to miscarriages, ectopic pregnancies, abortion and
other before birth or infant fatalities. To have a child remembered
during the Mass, please list their name online at
www.scdiocese.org/memorialmass. A candle will be lit in his or
her memory and his/her name read aloud during the Prayers of the
Faithful.
TONIC SOL FA, nationally recognized a cappella group with
home ties to Algona and Bishop Garrigan, will perform in concert
on Thursday, March 12 at the Friedmann Auditorium, Bishop Garrigan High School. Shaun Johnson, BGHS alum, will bring Tonic
Sol Fa and his Big Band sound to the stage beginning at 7:00 p.m.
Tickets on sale now at Premier Pizza and the BGHS office for $10
in advance, $15 at the door. All proceeds will benefit the music
departments of BGHS. For more information, contact Linda Ferjak at [email protected]
WEST BEND KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 26TH ANNUAL FISH FRY’S will be held at the West Bend Golf & Country Club on Friday, March 13, and Friday, March 27, from 4:308:00 p.m. All the Fish you can eat for $9.00 11 years & older, $5.00
ages 5 thru 10, and Free for children 4 & under. Potatoes, Cole
Slaw, Macaroni & Cheese, Corn, Dinner Roll, Ice Cream Sundae,
Beverage and Fish.
PFAH FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST, Sunday, March 15, 8:00
a.m.-Noon, K.C. Hall, Algona. Menu: Pancakes, fried & scrambled
eggs, sausage and beverage. Free Will Donation. Sponsored and
served by Algona Knights of Columbus #952. A Parish Families
Against Hunger Country Store and Bake Sale will be held during the Breakfast. New & handmade spring craft items for sale.
PFAH cookbooks on sale for only $5.00. You can also signup for
Packaging Day on Palm Sunday at the KC Hall.
LIVING CHRIST RETREAT: Thursday/Friday, March 19 &
20, 6:00-10:00 p.m., and Saturday, March 21, 8:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.,
all at St. Michael Parish Center. Each session begins with a meal.
Call St. Cecelia Parish Office at
295-3435 to register or email
[email protected] Or
you may call St. Michael’s office at 884-2618 or email
[email protected]
BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS will be held Monday, March
30, 6:30 p.m. in the St. Cecelia parish office (downstairs). Call St.
Michael’s Parish Office at 884-2618 or St. Cecelia Parish Office at
295-3435 to register. Registration is required. This is your opportunity to attend a class if you wish to have your baby baptized before
the next class, June 29, 2015. Baptism classes are held the 5th Monday of the month. If you have already taken a baptism class with Fr.
Ramaeker, there is no need to do so again.
THE CHILDREN’S LITURGY is in need of donations of crayons, markers, kid friendly scissors, construction paper and gift cards
to Kmart or Walmart to help them buy needed supplies. Drop off
your donations at St. Michael’s Parish Office.
Inspirational Spot: They say when you’re in love it shows. So how
can we say we love God and not let show?
BISHOP GARRIGAN SCHOOLS: Immediate Opening - Full
-time Custodian - Jr/Sr. High School. Teaching Position for
2015-2016 - Full-time 9-12 Spanish Teacher with optional coaching
positions available. Please e-mail Letter of Application, Resume, and
Transcripts to: Christina Peterson, Principal, Bishop Garrigan
Schools, [email protected]
“Four Pillars of Marian Spirituality” is another of the new audio
CDs available for $3.00 each. Mike Sweeney was a five-time Major
League Baseball all-star and played for the Kansas City Royals, Seattle Mariners, Oakland Athletics, and Philadelphia Phillies. In this
talk given at the Catholic Athletes for Christ retreat for professional
athletes, Mike gives a Marian perspective on sports and the Christian life by using what he has identified as the Four Pillars of Marian
Spirituality.
THE DIOCESAN MEN’S CONFERENCE Saturday, March
21 at All Saints Parish in LeMars! All men, ages 16 and older are
invited to attend this event and hear keynote speaker Bob Rice as he
shares his stories of “Being a Son of God.” Registration for the
conference is $25 per person or a Father/Son package for $40. Registrations can be made online at www.scdiocese.org/
mensconference The Knights of Columbus in LeMars also invite
attendees to join them for a Fish Fry the night before on March 20
from 6:00-9:00 p.m. $8.00 per person with a cash bar available. Why
Weekly Collection
Church Support……………………...1,037.00
Children………………………..…. …….5.00
Offertory……………………..……......104.55
Donation……………………………......35.00
Total Income…………….....5,151.40
Other Income:
Aid to World Wide Churches...……….....66.00
Black & Indian Missions…………...…..291.00
Tuition Assistance Donation from
The Fish Fry……..4,189.99
Not make a weekend of it? Baymont Inn & Suites in Le Mars is
offering a discount rate for all attendees - rooms just $79. Call 712548-4910 and mention the Diocesan Men’s Conference and reserve
your room today.
WORLD MEETING OF FAMILIES 2015 PHILADELPHIA: Want to see the Pope?!? The Diocese of Sioux City has
partnered with Legacy Tour & Travel of LeMars and created three
packages for people of all ages! * “Student Package” is for teenagers 14-18 years old (chaperoned tour), * “Family Express
Package” is for those who wish to travel as a family, * “Journey
of Faith Pilgrimage” spans 11 days and tours many significant
sites such as a stop at the University of Notre Dame. A webinar is
scheduled for Monday, March 2 at 7:00 p.m. to provide more information. You can also find more
at
www.scdiocese.org/2015wmf
GALA 2015 RECREATION RAFFLE: Five chances to win! 1.
2015 Rec, 2. $100 cash, 3. $100 cash, 4. $50 cash, 5. $50 cash. Contact Mark Grandgenett, Andy Laubenthal, or the BG Development
Office. $50 per ticket (350 tickets). Winner drawn at GALA on April
11.
GALA 2015 DREAM RAFFLE: Five chances to win! 1. 2015
Dream, 2. $100 cash, 3. $100 cash, 4. $50 cash, 5. $50 cash. Contact
Katie Patten, Andy Laubenthal, or the BG Development Office. $25
per ticket (400 tickets). Winner drawn at GALA on April 11.
THE CATHOLIC GLOBE: Lent and fish dinners go hand-inhand. Check out the Feb. 19 edition of The Catholic Globe for times,
dates, places! And interesting story this week, the longest married
couple in Iowa hails from Milford St. Joseph. Have news? Email
[email protected] or call 800-352-9035 or 712-255-2550.
DIOCESE OF SIOUX CITY TUITION ASSISTANCE: Did
you know the Diocese of Sioux City distributed nearly $3 million to
families last year for tuition assistance? Funds came from the Monsignor Lafferty Tuition Foundation and the Bishop’s Education Fund!
(This does not include funds that are available locally.) Applications
are due April 1 with notification of awards sent in the spring. Fill out
the application online or download the paper form at
www.scdiocese.org/tuitionassistance
YOUTH 2000, APRIL 17-29, ST EDMOND CATHOLIC
SCHOOL, FORT DODGE. This unique retreat opportunity is
open to students in 7th-12th Grades. Hear presentations from Franciscan Friars and Sisters of the Renewal as they help teenagers develop a closer relationship with Christ through Eucharistic Adoration and Prayer. This retreat is open to students from all four diocese
in Iowa so sign up today as space is limited! Registration cost is
$50 / person and can be made online at www.scdiocese.org/
YOUTH2000
MARRIAGE NULLITY WORKSHOPS: Anyone who would like
to learn more about the marriage nullity process in the Catholic
Church is invited to attend any of the following workshops. Father
Michael Erpelding of the Tribunal of the Diocese of Sioux City will
lead these sessions. If planning to attend, please contact Terri at the
Tribunal, 712-233-7533 or [email protected] Sheldon: Thursday, May 7, 6:30 p.m., St. Patrick, 310 10th St., (Presentation Room,
upstairs in new addition); Boone: Monday, June 8, 6:30 p.m., Sacred
Heart, 915 12th St. (Parish Office, KC Hall); Sioux City: Thursday,
June 11, 6:30 p.m., St. Joseph, 1112 8th St. (Parish Hall)
SPAIN, FATIMA & LOURDES PILGRIMAGE: Come along
November 9-19, 2015 to some of the most sacred places in all of
Europe. We’ll visit Barcelona, Montserrat Monastery, Lourdes, Madrid, Avila, Fatima, Lisbon and so much more. Mass each day in
great Churches and Cathedrals along the way. Cost is $3,279 with
departure from Omaha. For a brochure and more information, contact Fr. Dan Guenther, Immaculate Conception Parish, PO Box 658,
Cherokee, IA 51012 or call 712-225-4606 or email [email protected]
INTERCESSORY PRAYER GROUP: If you have a special need
for prayer, call Judy Erdman at 884-2228.
Reflections - Second Sunday of Lent
“If God is for us, who can be against us?” Perhaps, the better question would be: Are we for God? It is understandable that those who
see themselves as Christians, assume that God is on their side and
therefore they must be in the right. The Pharisees also thought this
way but they were roundly criticized by Jesus. We are not all knowing and just—that is God. We are trying to learn how to be more like
God, our Father. We need to develop a humble spirit and an open
heart so that we may learn how to be on God’s side rather than insisting that God support our ideas and plans.
To you will I offer sacrifice of thanksgiving,
And I will call upon the name of the Lord.
Psalm 116:17
Please use the form below to order your Easter flowers. Fill out and return the form and your payment to the parish
office by Friday, March 27. Thank You!
Flowers for Easter - Help decorate our Church for Easter! Please complete this form with your choice of Easter flowers and
place it, along with your payment, in the collection basket. Or drop off or mail to the parish office. Checks should be payable
to St. Michael Church with Easter Flowers in the memo. Please return form and payment no later than Friday, March 27.
Thank you!
Easter Lilies: $15.00 ________ Azalea: $25.00________ Mums: $15.00 ________
In Memory of:________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
Donated by:_________________________________________________________________
Or, we will purchase and deliver on our own__________________________________________
First Saturday of the Month at St. Michael’s of Whittemore
Father Ramaeker has confessions from 9:00 to 9:50 a.m. followed by the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
at 10:00 a.m. with the Rosary and meditation time to follow. We encourage you to take advantage
of this opportunity for prayer, reconciliation and Mass through the intercession of Mary.
In a private revelation, this is what the Blessed Mother Mary has said about First Saturdays: “I
promise to assist at the hour of death with all the graces necessary for salvation for all those who,
on the first Saturday of five consecutive months, go to Confession and receive Holy Communion,
recite five decades of the Rosary and keep me company for a quarter of an hour while meditating
on the mysteries of the rosary, with the intention of making reparation to me.”
The promise of dying in God’s favor for having consecutively made “five” first Saturdays is a bonus for her children as individuals. First Saturdays are, nonetheless, to be primarily made for the
good of others, for the Pope and for the universal Catholic Church….Each First Saturday concerns
the spiritual welfare of the entire Church and the world. In a spirit of evangelization we should
strive, then, to make First Saturdays habitually throughout the year for the good of the whole
Church in reparation to Mary’s Immaculate Heart. What is made to Mary’s Heart is directed also to
her Son and accrues to the Universal Church of which she is Mother. (from the booklet “First Saturdays - The Triumph of the Immaculate Heart”) The book explains more about how we bear each
others’ sins - when one of us sins, essentially all of us do. So, you can know that whatever efforts
you can put forth for First Saturdays can have a big effect on helping the Church to become more
holy.
You may also follow the First Saturday devotion by going to the celebration of the Holy Sacrifice
of the Mass on a Saturday evening, but then, for you, it counts as your First Saturday obligation
and then you would go to the celebration of Mass again on Sunday of that same weekend to fulfill
your Sunday obligation.
I know this seems like a lot! However, I just want you to know that this opportunity is available
and is most needed for the struggles that we all face and for the even greater struggle that the Holy
Catholic Church as a whole faces. Perhaps you could begin by at least considering going to Confession since this is a different time slot than what is offered anywhere nearby. I would also encourage
you to study the First Saturday as well as First Friday devotions. These are longstanding traditions
in the Church that most of the faithful have not yet responded to. That does not mean that we
should feel that it is okay to follow the majority. We have seen how that works! Please consider this
important opportunity and take time to educate yourselves and your families about it. Thank you
and may God bless you for your efforts!
Amen.
Fr. Ramaeker
In Memory Of
CHARLES &
JEFFREY C. ELBERT
In Memory of
LARRY
STEIER
In Memory Of
Deceased Members Of
JOHN & EMMA STEIER &
BILL & ADELE FANDEL
Families
Kossuth
Veterinary Clinic
295-5647
Offices in Algona,
West Bend and Bancroft
In Memory Of
LEONARD &
MILLIE ELBERT
Algona Realty
515-295-9467
www.algonarealty.com
Mary Straub Lavelle - Broker
Mike Lavelle - Sales Manager
In Memory Of
BOB
GENGLER
Mary Helen
Kollasch
In Loving Memory of
In Memory Of
Helen & Joe Harig
Don & Carolyne Laubenthal
TONY &
AUBREY
LANE
In Memory Of Deceased Members Of
John & Fran Mosbach Family
Charles & Marie Heinen
Insurance - Real Estate - Investments
Family
Whittemore 884-2401
Joe Muller - Leland Metzger
Sue Frideres - Tom Geelan
Bernard & Mary Ann Tigges
107 320 St.
Fenton, IA 50539
515-889-2229
In Loving Memory Of
In Remembrance Of
Joel & Sheila Reding
Alfred & Helen Reding
Clem & Doris McEvoy
FARM & HOME
SERVICES
Algona 295-2401
www.farmhomeservices.com
Tigges Seed Sales
&
Esther & Leo Walters
In Memory Of
Edna & Elliott
Waldschmidt
In Loving Memory Of
Please Pray for the
JERRY
WALKER
Living & Deceased
Members of the
Frank & Jenny Kollasch
Family
In Memory Of
Remember in Prayer
JACK
HENRY
DR. T. J.
LENSING
In Memory Of
KEYRON
FOGARTY
Please Pray for the
Living & Deceased
Members of the
Frank & Inez Eisele
Family
Reding Seed Sales
DeKalb & Asgrow Seed
Mike Reding
712-424-3614 Cylinder
In Memory Of
Linda’s Sewing
In Memory Of
HENRY & LILLIAN
GEELAN
515-889-2783 * Will do Alterations, Patching, Zippers, etc.
EDWARD “BUD”
BUSCHERFELD
In Memory Of
JIM & MARY
GEELAN
Joe & Mary
Straub
& Families
312 Ash St. * Fenton, Iowa 50539
Linda Tieman
Farmers State Bank
In Memory of
Serving the Area Since 1895
FRANCIS ILLG
Member F.D.I.C.
Whittemore - - 884-2293
Algona - - 295-7221 * West Bend - - 887-2221
&
JANET ILLG SINGLETON
In Memory Of
Deceased
Members
Haag &
Schumacher Families
In Memory Of
In Memory Of
In Memory Of
GERALD
ELBERT
Mr. & Mrs. LeRoy Farrell
Mr. & Mrs. Simon Elbert
MARY
ELBERT
In Memory Of
CHARLES R. & ANNA
KOLLASCH
MATT & JUSTINE BECKER
In Loving Memory Of
VERN & ZITA
BORMANN
EDDIE
&
Faith
In Memory Of
VINCENT &
LAURA SALZ
In Loving
Memory of
BEANIE
STEIER
Family
Farming
In Loving Memory of
TOM STEIER