Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 17

TWO MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE, JUNE 19 193-1 OWNERS VOTE ON CAPITAL RETURN Stockholders of Northwestern States Cement Company in Special return of capital to the stockholders of the Northwestern States Portland Cement company was voted at a special meeting in the company offices Tuesday. This action followed the reorganization of the company as an Iowa corporation instead of a West Virginia concern, under the laws of which such payments wore not pos- sible. Follows GtsiJ'rstI Trend. This vote of the stockholders lol- i lows the general trend of all mining rompanies, in which, of course, the cement industry can be classified, As the original investment in stone and clay becomes exhausted those funds become available to the: stockholders who in effect made the original investment in raw materials. Practically 90 per cent of the outstanding stock of the company was represented at the meeting in which action was taken by unanimous vote of the stock present and represented, Inasmuch a.i this was special meeting no other business was transacted or discussed.

Approximately 30 out of town stockholders were present from California to Vir- WHERE KAYENAY ENGRAVINGS ARE PRODUCED ginia and included practically all members of the board of directors spection of the utility here and a visit F. properties J. Hanlon, manager of the MJtson City units of the company antl also a member of; the cement company board The new club rooms of the Eucrc- and Cycle club at the Hahford were turned over for the use of the out of town guests, who included William Chamberlain, member of the board of directors of the cement company and chairman of the board of the "United Light and Power company. Mr. Chamberlain had with him Charles S.

McCain, president of the United Light ana Power company, and Charles E. Strickland, assistant to the president, for an in- onstipatton i Jf constipation cauies you Gas, Indigestion, Headaches. Bad Sleep, Piraply Skin, get quick relief with ADltERIKA. Thorough action, vet grentle, safe. ADLERIK Huxtable Drug Co.

and Weed 'Pharmacy Ke-Klcct at Kvuniun. ALLISON, June E. WH- i der of Allison was re-elected pres- ident, Earl Shepard of Conrad, vice president and Forrest Shepartl of Cedar Falls, secretary-treasurer at the annual Shepa.rd-Wilder reunion held at Island Park. Cedar Falls, Sunday, June 17- About relatives were present. Thp aliove interior shows one of the rooms of the Xaycnay i-iiKruviiiR plain, (loading from left to right are Allen Pattern, etching it plutti at iho "etching- hiii:" TiPdermnn, "burning In," and Dave i-lcaitlng sjlnss.

Kenneth Wuughtnl, engraver, made the pho- Kayenay Plant Offers New Engraving Service Will Begin Series. ROWAN, June .19. and Mrs. Charles Emerson and Mr. and J.

R. Lee from Chicago will begin series of Gospel meetings in the Congregational church this evening. 84th Birthday Celelirated. AJREDALE, June car- berry celebrated his eighty-fourth birthday at the home of his daughter, Mrs: Howard Hopkins, Sunday. His chiidren and grandchildren and other relatives make this an annuls! reimion.

Mass of Red Pimples Formed Itchy Rash. Healed hy Cuticura. "My baby girt broke put on her hinds, neck and lace with a mass of red rfmples which, farmed a terrible, itchy rash. The affected parts became rritated irom baby's scratching and the pimples became sere. She hardly got any sleep (or nights but-would He awake scratching.

"My mother told me to try Culicura Soap and Ointment and I sent for tree sample. After the jecond application the itching began to stop so 1 bought more, and it took oniy one cake of Cuticura Soap and ons box of Cuticura Ointment to heal her." (Signed) Mrs. Mae Lee, R. F. 4.

Albion Aug. 2,1933. Ointment 25 and 5Cc. Taicum 25c. Sold everywhere.

One simple eich free. Address: "Cuticur. Dept. MtUtn. Mau." Possible Same Day as Snapped.

Offering news service to' the Globe-Gazette that makes possible the publication in the evening edition pictures taken as late RS 2 o'clock In the afternoon of the same day. the Knyenay Engraving company, located tit East State street, brings to Mason City one more step in the publication of a modern newspaper. I Two Mason Cityans were rcspon- sible for the establishment of the i engraving company. Allen Putton and Kenneth Waughtal. A year ago they saw the need in Mason City for an engraving plant, for much of the commercial art work of Mr.

Pat ton's was being sent out of town. Mr. Waughtal was interested in engraving, so they pooled their interests c.ncl purchased their first equipment. At present the plant is equipped to produce newspaper cuts of standard sizes, but expansion plans arc in view for tho future so that all classes of engravings can be produced. "Pholo engraving is a matte of personal skill rather lluui equipment." said Mr.

Patton in comment- I SMOOTH AND HOW ing on the plant. "There are 26 operations that every cut has to go through. Each operation is distinct in Itself but a slip on any one may spoil the whole job." For the uninitiated, it was explained that photo engraving is a process of copying a photo on to a glass -negative, printing this on to metal in such a way that certain arcr.s of the metal will resist acid and other areas will be etched out with nitric acid. Other Members Added. Since the formation of the company other members have bee i added to the staff.

Safford Lock is the nesvs photographer, Kenneth Waughtal operates the engraving Here and There camera and Allen charge of etching Patton is in and finishing. Tiederman assists Mr. Waughtal with the engraving and Dave Murphy assists Mr. Patton with the art work. Margaret Patton is in charge of the office.

Mr. Patton has moved his commercial art studio from the former location on Stale street to the Kayenay Engraving plant, where the art work, engraving and photography of the Mason Cityans dovetail with each other. It in expected that the company will soon branch out in the engraving field, including the production of all types of advertising engravings, etc. CHURCH SCORES PROFIT MOTIVE Brethren Conference Takes Stand Against Liquor, Military Drill. 'hie Ribbon is as smooth as perfect form, it has tlve flawless snap and full strength of a straight line drive, and it reaches the right spot as surely ns an accurate putt Its stimulating, refreshing quality makes it par on the 19vh in smart clubs throughout the country.

Order it after your next round. If your score is good you deserve it, ff it isn't, you need it. In cither event you'i! make Blue Ribbon your standing order after every game. BLUE RIBBON AMES, June 10. Church of the Brethren, meeting in national conference here, today stood on a platform which denounced the profit motive in society and protested compulsory military training In sclio'pla.

The conference, which closed with a business session today, adopted resolutions dealing primarily with problems, military training and the liquor problem. Tho duulctirs went on record ns disapproving "any kind of military training and especially compulsory military training In our col- ruul They also protested the "use. of government taxes for military purposes." I President Roosevelt received tho conuiU'tulation of the conference for "rebuking the munition makers in i selling firearms both at home and in i'oreipn countries." I this to be the "crucial hour" of thp liquor problem, the dunkers adopted resolutions con- (U-mning iho government, "which. for th(- of revenue, han legra- U.N! nnd fiop.jlarizcfl the use of bcv- orajro alcohol." The assorted the public tavern nil the earmarks of the old hotbod of and crime of pre-prohibitinn days." Will Meet. Wednesday.

Arthur Holtan will entertain the North Prairie Ladies Aid on Wednesday at the church parlors. Daughter Is Born. COR and Mrs. Oxley are parents of a girl born Monday afternoon at the General hospital hi Visitors From. Wintcrset.

and Mrs. Haney of Wlnterset are making an extended visit in the home of their daughter, Mrs. Edmund Haupt. Honored on Birthday. GOODELL--Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Kemp entertained a. group of relatives Saturday evening in honor of the birthday of his sister, Miss Martha Kemp. Guests From Cedar Hapids. Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Kinnie and children of Cedar Rapids visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Skoda, Saturday. Visitor From Chicago.

William Kohl of Chicago spent the week at the Albtna Lukes.home. Visit In Chicago. Harry Reuben- dahl Virginia left for Chicago to visit relatives and attend the "Century of Progress." Visiting Relatives at St. Paul. George Woodley is spending a few days with the Porteri family at St.

Paul. Visitors From Conger. and Mrs. John Walk and children of Conger, viited relatives and friends here Sunday. Visit at Clark's Grove.

ROCK and Airs. D. A. Gildner and Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph Navaratil spent Sunday visiting their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bartuseck at Clark' Grove, Minn. Family Reunion u.t Austin. Kilgore families enjoyed a reunion at the park at Austin Sunday.

Mrs. Emma Kilgore Hanscn and daughter, Hazel of Washington, were also present. Guests From Montana. THOMPSON Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Ludky of Billings, were visitors here Saturday in the N. E. Isaacs home. Mrs. Ludky and Mrs.

Roy Isaacs are sisters. X. A A. Circle Elects. PLYMOUTH--Officers in the R.

N. A. circle elected: President, Mrs. Blanche Dvorak; vice president, Mrs. Geuevieve Rose; secretary, Mrs.

Lev! Sutton, and treasurer, Mrs. R. Sutton. Visitor From Kviinston. PLYMOUTH Miss Louise Tenny of Evanston, is here spending a two weeks' vacation with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Tenny. Arc Parents of Son. to Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Hickok at the hospital at Forest City Sunday a son. Mason City Lawyers to Attend State Convention President of American Bar to Address Gathering. A large delegation of Mason City lawyers headed by W. P. Butler, president of the Cerro Gordo County Bar association, Is expected to attend the convention of the Iowa State Bar association at Waterloo Thursday and Friday.

A number of distinguished 'lawyers are to be on the program for this Invent, including Earl W. Evans, president of American Bar association, who has instituted the nationwide survey upon the problem of crime and its enforcement, unauthorized practice of law arid raising standards of legal education. The general program will be made up largely of Iowa lawyers. Special attention is called to the feature debate between George F. Helndel of Ottumwa and Thomas J.

Bray of Oskaloosa. E. A. Gilmore, the new of the State University of Iowa. who has been dean of the college of law, will address the bar on tutional Integrity." EAKLE EVANS their first born, who haa been named Donavan Ray.

Attend Reunion at Rochester. Campbell relatives from here attended a family picnic at Rochester Sunday. Attends Summer Session. arid Mrs. Arvin Donner of Port Arthur; have been visiting their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. H. Donner. They left the first of the week for Iowa City to attend the state university summer session. Supt.

Don C. Henn who spent the week-end with Mrs. Henn at Gear Lake, returned with them. Visitor From Tennessee. and Mrs.

G. O. Heggness, Doris and Donald of Minneapolis and Charlie Lundt of Tennessee visited Monday with their niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas.

Visitors Over Sunday. Leo Mulligan of Oelwein and Francis Hodson of Cedar Rapids, came home for Sunday. Will Meet Thursday. SVVALBDALE The Baptist Guild Girls will meet Thursday afternoon In the church social rooms. Midrecl Benson is leader.

Guests From Medlapolis. and Mrs. Stanley Nelson of Mediapolis, Iowa, who were on a wedding trip spent the last of the week visiting at the homes of Mrs. Nelson's aunts, Mrs. Sadie Collins and Mrs.

J. R. Berkshire. CITY BRIEFS Approximately 100 ri stopped at the Hotel over the week-end to the Shrine convention at Minneapolis starting Tuesday. Shrlners of Maiuica, Wichita Falls, Kaaba temple of Davenport, the Arab temple of Wichita, Za Ga Zig of Des Moines, a group from Tampico, Mexico.

Monday 75 members of the Merzer temp.le of Pittsburgh, stopped at the hotel. Mr. and Mr.s. Kay E. KreJl, Kl- kader, formerly of Mason City, visited in the city over Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Jjvrson, Minneapolis; Miss Corinne Ask, St. Paul, and Mrs. Rachel Messmore, Mob ridge, S.

left Tuesday morning after attending the funeral of Chris Rye, 630 East State street, Monday. Tho regular midweek service of the Church of Christ will be held at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening. S. L. Haynes Is to lead the devotionai study, and Virgil Hicks will lead the sinking.

Following the devotions, a series of slides entitled "Of Such is the Kingdom," will be shown. In times of depression, the Romans, following the example of other ancient nations, reduced tho amount of gold and silver in their coins without lowering the face value. Real Estate Transfers DISTRIBUTED BY WITWER GROCER CO. Nyc and Jenks Grain to Mil- drcdT. Hyne.s SI, Lots 2 nnd 3 17 South M.

C. C-9-34. Farmers Co-operative to Cerro Gordo county $25 beginning at pt. 888.5 ft. N.

nnd 33 ft. of SE SE 2-1-91-22. K. 76 ft. 85 ft.

S. S7.fi E. 83.7 ft. to beginning, 12-3-t. Overland, O.

A. and wf. to Pete Ynnkovitch SI 11 3 Colloton's add. M. C.

11-15-33. An artificial fountain known as "Andrew's geyser," which shoots a stream of wnter about 250 feet high, can be so.en nt 17 different places from trains climbing, the Blun Ridge mountains between Old Port. N. and Rldtrocrest, N. Car.

Coming to Mason City HOTEL CERRO GORDO SATURDAY, JUNE 23 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. nnd Friday Evening, June 22 From 7 to 0 P.

M. Return Hvery 28 -130th Visit, DR. WILBERT SHALLENBERGER, M. D. The regular and reliable Chicago Specialist.

I will make my regular visit on the above date and will be glad to see those ef- flicted with rectal or chronic trouble. Anyone ailing la welcome to coma in for free examination. I treat diseases of the Stomach and Bowels; Liver and Gall Bladder trouble; Piles and other rectal diseases; Nervous diseases; diseases of the Heart; Skin disease; Kidney, Bladder and Prnatatic troubles; Catarrh; Catarrhal deafness; Asthma. Bronchitis; Rheumatism of the joints and muscles; Neuralgia; Sick Headaches; High Blood Pressure; Goiter; Diabetes; Constipation; Varicose Veins and Leg Ulcers; Female Disorders; Hydroccle; Epilepsy and other chronic diseases. Trusses and abdominal supporters fitted and rupture treated.

Remember I have had 33 years of successful experience treating this class of diseases and have successfully treated thousands of patients many of them avoiding operations through my treatment and advice. If you call and after an examination treatment is desired, the cost will be reasonable. have facilities to give high class, scientific service. Tf you are ailing and will come in on the above dates it will be a plensure for me to give an examination and advise accordingly. Address letters to DK.

WII.BERT M. D. 7CS Onkwoml Blvd. Chicago, III. ormer Mrs.

Dix to Wed Noted Surgeon LOS ANGELES, June 19. The engagement of Winifred Coe Dlx, divorced wife of Richard Dlx, film star, and Dr: Harley J. Gunderson, noted surgeon, was disclosed today. The Couple met six months ago at a social affair. Native, lowan Dies.

LEWISTON, 'Idaho, June 19, (JP) L. Parker, 68, native of Iowa, and. Idaho in 1917 and 1918 and 'chairman 'of the state council of defense during the World died at his home here. 28 La Salle Sedan Very low mileage, has used for family car and Js clean. S.

Chevrolet Co. 'hat beaut? -but will thai now-white finiih iBSi?" course, Tho i'rlgldalro shown directly aboto ti Model StondirJ 431 HERE is A THAT USCS LESS OU R- RENT THAN ONE ORDl. LAMP LESS THAH ANY OTHEH MAKE Or REFRIGERATOR. Lifetime porcelain, inside and stainless porcelain in the food comportment. No wonder everyone's talking about the Super Series Frigidaire '34, and calling it the finest refrigerator ever created by Frigidaire and General Motors engineers! And this Frigidaire '34 makes more ice holds more food and has a dozen other wonderful, new conveniences.

When you see it, you will quickly under, stand its popularity. And you'll be surprised when you hear how amazingly easy it is to own. Just drop in at one of the showrooms listed below and learn the interesting details. Mier Wolf and Sons Thomas Refrigeration Co. Mason City, Iowa i2n 1st St.

S. JVJuson City, la. 5-590 you're set! CHAMPLIN PRESTO GASOLINE CHAMPLIN DE LUXE OIL in Refinery Scaled CHAMPLIN TIRES CHAMPLIN BATTERIES Stop at any Champlin Service Station for these Quality products CHAMPT.IN SERVICE STATIONS MASON CITY IVatrncr Service, East Stnlc nnd Pennsylvania Joe. Daniels, '1st S. and-Washington John Guelff, 8th and South Federal E.

Sncll, 5th nnd North FedornI F. Crnbb, 10th and Soutii M. Stccnblock, 32th nnd Rhode Islnnr) CLEAR T.AKIO G. C. Bennett, Sonth 3rd and Sontli Street G.

C. Bennett, Highway 106 and South Winnie street. NORA SPRINGS Carl Crowell .1. AV. Davicti Champlin Refining Co.

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