Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 15

FARMERS TELEPHONE RICEVILLE Farmers Telephone Co. to Convert to Dial System RICEVILLE C. C. Pearce, manager of the Farmers Telephone Company at Riceville, has announced that plans are being completed for the erection of 21x30 foot addition to the present building in Riceville. This is part of a proposed $100,000 provement plan which will bring modern dial service to the Rice-25 ville community in the early part of 1960.

THE ADDITION will house the new central office equipment, and upon completion of the conversion to dial system, the presbuilding will be used for the business offices of the The Farmers Telephone Co. Charles City Motorcyclist in Hospital CHARLES CITY--A truck-motorcycle collision Saturday at the intersection of North Iowa and Hulin Streets, sent the motorcycle driver to the Cedar Valley Hospital with a concussion and upper jaw fracture. The truck, belonging to the Walsh Manufacturing was driven by William J. Walsh, 17, Charles City. The motorcycle driver was Marvin G.

Boling, 17, also of Charles City. Both' vehicles suffered damages. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL STATE OF IOWA, Cerro Gordo County ss. In District Court No. 9630, March Term, 1959.

To All Whom It May Concern: You are hereby notified that an strument of writing purporting to be the! last Will and Testament of George B. I Meacham, deceased, dated January 6th, 1959, having been this day Filed, opened and read, the 18th day of May, 1959, is fixed for hearing proof of same at the Court House Mason City, Iowa, before the District Court of said County. or the Clerk of said Court; and at 10:00 o'clock A.M., of the day above mentioned all persons interested are hereby notified and required to appear, and show cause, if any they nave, why instrument should not be probated and allowed as and for the last Will and Testament of said deceased. Dated at Mason City, Iowa, April 17th, 1959, S. H.

MacPEAK, Clerk of the District Court By VaLera G. MacPEAK, Deputy NOTICE OF INCORPORATION OF ZANIOS PRODUCE CO. Notice is hereby given that there has been incorporated under Chapter; of the 1958 Code of Iowa a corporation as follows: The name of the corporation is Produce Co." and its principal place of business is in the city of Mason City, Cerro Gordo County, Iowa. The general nature of the business to transacted by the corporation shall to engage in and carry on the following business: Of breeding, raising, buying, otherwise acquiring dealing in, selling at retail and wholesale, slaughtering, dressing, processing, packing, otherwise preparing for market all kinds of poultry: of manufacturing and processing poultry products and related byproducts and all other products or connected with such poultry products and by-products; of buying, otherwise acquiring, handling, dealing in, storing, marketing, distributing, and selling, at wholesale and retail, all kinds of poultry, poultry products and by-products, processed, packed or otherwise prepared for market, and all other products related to or connected such poultry, poultry products and -products: of buying. selling and dealing in, on commission or other.

wise, at wholesale OT retail, butter, milk, cheese and all other dairy ducts, eggs, egg products, fruit. meats, vegetables and all kinds of farm produce: to conduct and carry on a gencral Investment business: to lend money either without any collateral security on the security of real or personal property or both: to acquire. purchase, hold, operate, develop, case. or mortgage, otherwise pledge, dispose exchange, of and to insell, transtrade, handle or deal in real and personal property of every kind and description, or any interest therein; to otherwise subscribe for. acquire.

receive. underwrite, purchase obtain interest in, own, hold. pledge. hypothecate, mortgage, assign. de.

deal in, exchange. sell and otherwise dispose of, and generally in and with all kinds of shares, stocks, bands, mortgages, debentures, receipts, notes and olher securiobligations, contracts, choses in and evidences of Indebtedness gencrally of any person, firm or corpo-1 ration, private or covernmental. The amount of captial stock authorized by Articles of Incorporation is one thousand (1000) shares of common stock of the par value of one hundred; dollars ($100.00) per share. None of the said capital stock shall be issued until same is either paid for in cash at not less than the par value, or in property, as provided by law. The corporation commenced business on the date of the issuance of certificate of incorporation, April 1st, 1959, and its corporate existence runs for a period of twenty years from said date, with the right of renewal as provided by Jaw.

The affairs of the corporation shall be conducted by a board of direciors consisting of not less than tivo elected nor more than five directors, to be by the stockholders al their annual mecting to be held on' the first day in January of each year. The McCampbell Sentenced to Penitentiary a throughout the United States will have direct access to Riceville telephones. Should the service anticipated be completed, New Haven, LitCedar and Riceville will all become one dialing area. Any customer in this area could reach any other by merely dialthe directory number. At dials present, the the New Haven Riceville operator and Cedar numbers from her station.

being added and modifications being made over the period. Pearce also stated that the high usage of telephone service in the Riceville community surpassed the capacity of the present equipment and at operators are forced to delay answering a call due to the facilities all being in use. Plans call for the latest type of electronic dial switching equipment to be installed, hay-jer ing service features found only the boards used in the larger communities. Once a member is assigned to a customer, that will remain their number as long as they live in the area serviced by the Riceville exchange, even though they move or request a different grade of service. ANOTHER FEATURE will be the rapid long distance service 2 customer will receive.

By merely dialing the custom-ter, er will be connected to a toll center, and other toll paints, lubricating equipment and adtypes dilives: and to kinds buy, of sell motor and deal vehicle in and all home accessories and equipment: to carry on the business of producers, refiners, storers, suppliers and distribu-1 tors of petroleum petroleum products: to engage in service and repair work and to clean and recondition oil drums and barrels; to engage in welding: and to engage in the steam- ing, cleaning and servicing of trans-1 ports. vehicles and equipment. To Acquire by purchase, grant, lease or otherwise, or to hold, own. sell, convey, lease, mortgage and encumber; service and deal in every kind of property, real estate, personal OF mixed, franchises, casements. lease vises, inventions, trademarks, formulas patents, patent rights, processes, de: and other tangible and intangible there that property natural and rights, and might to do do all Insofar things as permitted a person, To own, hold, build, and "Auto erect buildings and structures all place types and to buy, sell, lease, own, manage, operate, maintain, repair.

The restore and rebuild the same. be be To manufacture, refine, process, buy, sell, retail, wholesale, or deal in every kind of material or product, To borrow money and, for such pursell, pose, to execute notes, bonds, debenand tures or any other form or evidence of of indebtedness, and secure the ment of the same by mortgage, deed of fuels, trust or other form, of buy, pledge or other form of hypothecation. 80, trust, contracts and other types deeds of To execute deeds, mortgages, sell written instruments. To purchase, acquire, own, hold, sell, assign, transfer or otherwise dispose with of mortgages, pledge or otherwise cumber shares of stock of this Comre- pany any other corporation im- corporations of this state or any other state, country, nation or Government. in deal or any interest therein: and while of owner thereof to exercise all rights, powers and privileges of ownership capi- pertaining thereto.

of 3. The authorized capital slock of this Corporation is in the amount of par 000.00 000.00 000.00 000 000.00 000.00 000.00 .00 divided into 750 shares of the par value of $100.00 cach, to be paid for in money or property before the is same is issued and when issued shall less be non- If the stock is isas sued for anything other than cash, it shall be done only after appraisal and the authorization, as provided by law. 4. The Corporation shall business when its certificate of ration is issued by the Secretary of the the State of Jowa and shall continue for 20 years unless sooner dissolved. be 5.

The affairs of the Corporation shall of be managed by a Board of Directors of not less than one nor more five. The Officers of the Corporation shall be a President, Vice-President. Secretary, and Treasurer and such other Officers as the -laws may provide. The Officers shall hold office for term of have one been year and chosen until and their successors qualified. In case of a vacancy or vacancies in an office or on the Board of Directors, the same may be filled by the Board Directors.

The annual meeting of the stockholders shall be held at the principal office of the Corporation on the second Saturday in May of cach ycar at 9 o'clock A.M., with the first annual mecting to be held on the secand Saturday in May, 1960. At the annual meeting. the stockholders shall elect the Board of Directors and the Board of Directors shall mect and elect the Officers. Until the annual meeting the stockholders in the year 1960, the Board of Directors shall consist of F. Goplerud and June A.

F. Goplerud and the Officers shall be H. President: A. F. Gopicrud, Vice-PresiH.

dent: June A. Gopicrud. Treasurer. Secretary: and F. Goplerud, On election of directors and on all questions in- which the vote of the stock.

holders Is taken, each stockholder shall be entitled to cast as many votes as he has shares of stock. 6. The private property of stockholders shall be exempt from Corporation GOPLERUD debts and LUBRICANTS, labilities. INC. By: 11.

F. GOPLERUD JUNE A. GOPLERUD INCORPORATORS BROWN, DRESSER KINSEY East State Street Misinegity, Iowa CHARLES CITY Willis E. McCampbell, 61, of Monroe, pleaded guilty April 23, to a charge of second degree mur. der in the slaying of his wife, a former Charles City resident.

He was sentenced to serve 27 years in the Nebraska Penitentiary McCampbell allegedly shot his wife, Florence, 50, with a .22 caliber rifle, Jan. 17, in their farm home southeast of Monroe. They had been married only a year. Mrs. McCampbell was the former Mrs.

Richard Cross Sr. Her first husband was killed in military service during World War JI. She lived in City until 1947 and worked at the and Clothing Store here. Mrs. Robert Nehls, rural Charles City, is a niece of Mrs.

NORTH IOWA DEATHS Mrs. Lulu Little Dies at 87; Rites Tuesday CHARLES CITY--Funeral services will be held at the Haus. Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p.m. for Mrs. Lulu Little, 87.

She died Saturday at the Charles City. Nursing Home where she had been a patient several months. She had been a resident of Charles City for 35 years, and member of the First Christian Church. The Rev. Eugene McMann, pastor of the church, will officiate and burial will be in Riverside cemetery.

She is survived by one daughMrs. Joe Reilly, Huron, S. a son, Roger H. Little, 11 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. She was preceded by her husband, Edward R.

Little, who died Dec. 26, 1932, and a son, Raymond. Minnie Sage Dies in Illinois; Rites Wednesday NORTHWOOD Mrs. nie A. Sage, 82, died at the home of her grandson, Chris Sage, Ottumwa, where she had been living recently.

She had lived in Worth County most of her life. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the First Lutheran Church with a prayer service at 1:45 at the chapel. The Rev. Oscar Mikkelson will officiate and burial will be in Sunset Rest Cemetery.

The Conner Funeral Home is in charge. She is survived by her grandson, three sisters, Mrs. Alvida Anderson, Albert Lea; Mrs. Sophia Hopkins, Mrs. Laura Nordahl, Mason City and a brother, Lawrence Peterson, Emmons, Minn.

Cresco Electrician Dies; Rites Tuesday CRESCO- F. Tuerk, 80, an electrician, died Friday evening at his home here: Funeral services will be held Tues-! day at 2 p.m. at the Immanuel Lutheran Church here with burial in the New Oregon Cemetery. Bradley Funeral Home is in charge. Survivors are his wife, three children, Carl Roy, Utah; Miss Dorothy Turk, Waterloo; Mrs.

Marvin Peters, Longmont, two Mrs. Arthur Kummer, Phoenix, and Mrs. Henry Theiss, Wycoff, Minn. Rites Pending for Wife of Extension Head CHARLES CITY Funeral services were pending Monday; at the Grossman-Hage Funeral: Home here for Mrs. Dale wife of Floyd County's extension; director.

She died carly Monday! at the Lutheran Hospital, Des; Moines. 1959 CROP CAMPAIGN DES MOINES Meetings plan the 1959 CROP campaigns; will be held at the Methodist! Church, Nashua, Tuesday for Chickasaw County and at the: First Baptist Church, Mason: City, Thursday for Cerro Gordo! County. Both mectings are planned for 8 p.m. ARRIVE IN ALASKA HAYFIELD Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Richard Geddes have riotified his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Geddes, of their safe! arrival in Anchorage, Alaska.i They made the trip by stopping in Belvedere, S.D.. 1o visit the Don Geddes plan to live in Alaska. Two Plead Guilty to OMVI Count GARNER Derald Dean Harms, Rowan, pleaded in the Hancock County Court here Wednesday to county attorney's charging him with the of a motor vehicle on a public highway while intoxicated.

He was fined $300 and costs by District Judge T. A. Beardmore and his driver's license was revoked for 60 days. His appeal bond fixed at $500. Harms was arrested by State Highway Patrolman Peterson at 3 p.m.

March 22, and arraigned in the Justice Court of R. J. Fritsch in Garner. Leonard Duane Nelson, Kanawha, picaded guilly to a county attorney's information jing him with a similar crime. He also was fined $300 and costs and sentenced to 90 day's in the Winnebago County Jail al Forest City.

His driver's license was revoked for 60 days and his appeal bond fixed at $500. He was arrested by State Highway Patrolman Peterson April 15 and ar. raigned in the Justice Court of R. J. Fritsch in Garner.

The parole of Robert Charles Clark was revoked by the and he was taken to the Men's Reformatory at Anamosa on Wednesday. Clark pleaded guil- TO BOYS STATE Laurel Matson, Crystal Lake, son of and Mrs. Alvin Matson and a junior in the local high school, has been selected to attend Boys State at Des Moines in June. He will be sent there by the James Rasmussen Post of the American Legion. Laurel is the school band president, is in the boys glee club, mixed chorus, vice president of the junior class, co-editor of the school newspaper, on the annual staff.

He has taken part in the class play and declam work, played forward on the basketball team and first base on the baseball team. He sings in the choir at the Nazarine Church, is vice president of Nazarine Young Peoples Socicty and an usher in the church. April 27, 1159 Globe- Gazette, Masan City, 1a a TO GIRLS STATE Dorothy M. Waddingham, Meservey, has served Riceville for than 50 years and has always been locally owned. The present building was erected in 1947.

May 7, the Riceville residents will go to the polls to decide the Farmers Telephone Comim-pany shall be granted a clusive franchise for a period of years. Polls will be open in the Library, basement from 8 a. (m. to 8 p.m. Pearce said acceptance.

and issuance of the franchise would make the long-time financing program more feasible to a financing institution, since it would show that the community has confidence in the telephone company which serves it. The present franchise has expired. THE PRESENT central office equipment was installed in the new building with additional Manly Cub Scouts Plan for Carnival MANLY Don Kenison, Scout master, announces there will be a Cub Scout Carnival at the Manly Town Hall Wednesday starting at 7 p.m. Games and a "Cake Walk" will be fea-tle tured with a "country store" and other entertainment. The Cubs are helping in every possible way to make this a success.

They will sell advance tickets. The carnival is open to the public. ficers of the corporation shall consist President, a Vice-President, a Secretary and Treasurer to be elected al the annual meeting of the board of directors to be beld Immediately foltowing the annual meeting of the stockholders. All officers and directors shall hold office for one year or until their successors are chosen and qualified. The private property of the stockholdshall be exempt from corporate ZANIOS PRODUCE CO.

By TOM J. ZANIOS, President and Secretary LEVINSON DANFORTH, Mason City, Iowa Attorneys NOTICE OF INCORPORATION OF AUTO LEASING, INC. Notice is hereby given that has been incorporated under Chapter 491 of the 1958 Code of Iowa a corporatian as follows: The name of the corporation is Leasing, and its principal of business is in the City of Mason City, Cerro Gordo County, Iowa. general nature of the business to transacted by the corporation shall to operate a motor vehicle leasing business. including automobiles, trucks, trailers and all the accessories, equipment and parts therefor: to buy, lease, rent, deal in and with, store repair automobiles, motor vehicles all kinds, trailers, automobile, motor vehicle and trailer accessories, parts, supplies and equipment; to sell, own, lease and operate garages and motor vehicle service stations repair in shops, and to buy, lease, and deal all the supplies, equipment, products and merchandise necessary, incidental to or used in connection the operation of such automoblie ing, garage, service station and pair shop business; to buy, own, prove, Icase, invest in, exchange, mortgage.

encumber or otherwise in, manage and handle all kinds property, both real and personal wherever situated. The amount of tal stock authorized by the Articies Incorporation is one hundred (100) shares of common stock of the value of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) per share. None of the said capital stock shall be issued until santo either paid for in cash at not than the par value. or in property, provided by law. The corporation commenced business on the date of issuance of certificate of incorporation, November 12, 1958, and its corporate existence runs for a period of twenty (20) years from sald date, with right of renewal as provided by law.

The affairs of the corporation shall conducted by a board of directors not less than two nor more than five directors, to be elected by the stockholders at their annual meeting to held on the first Thursday in January each year. The officers of corporation shall consist of a dent, a Vice-President, a Secretary and Treasurer to be elected at the annual meeting of the board of directors to held immediately following the annual meeting of the stockholders. All officers and directors untif shall their hold successors office one scar or chosen and qualified. The private property, from of the corporate stockholders debts. shall AUTO LEASING, INC.

By: MORRIS TRAUB, President LEVINSON DANFORTH, Mason City, (owa Attorney's NOTICE OF INCORPORATION OF GOPLERUD LUBRICANTS, INC. the Notico is hereby given that under provisions of Chapter 491 of the 1958 Code of lowa, a Corporation for pecuniary profit has been authorized and has adopted Articles of Incorpora: tion. 1. The name of the Corporation is "'Goplerud Lubricants, Inc." and its principal place of business is located in Mason City, County of Cerro Gordo, State of Iowa. 2.

The general nature of the ness to he transacted is -to buy, sell, manufacture, deal in and with, compound and blend grease, lubricating oils, gear lubricants, compressor oils and specialty oils, and to buy, sell and deal in all types and kinds of petroof-licum products. chemicals, ART SCHOLARSHIP- -Kathryn Schnebly, Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schnebly, is the recipient of the $100 art scholarship from the Federation of Womens Clubs of Iowa. Three freshman scholarships are awarded annually.

Kathryn, a senior in the Thompson High School, has participated in basketball, Pep Club, band, and Cub staff, in addition to art work. She was also an active member of King TNT 4-H Club four years. Kathryn was endorsed by the Thompson Study Club. Warrant Served on Beer Charge CHARLES CITY--Jerome Pitz, 19, of Charles City, was released from the Cedar Valley Hospital Sunday morning. He had been confined there with injuries suffered when two cars collided headon April 19 at the junction 218 and the Clarksville Road.

Pitz, who was charged with possession of beer, was immediately served with a warrant on the charge. Justice the Peace Sidney Curtis set his bond at $500 and released him into the custody of his mother until he is able to go to jail post bond. Suffering a back injury, Pitz will be compelled to wear a cast the next six months because of a broken back. Jerry Wad, 19, Ionia, driver; the car in which Pitz was ridling, was not injured enough to hospitalized. He was jailed on charge of illegal possession of beer and later released when he waived a preliminary hearing on the charge and posted a bond for his release.

The second car, driven by Jeffrey Lewis, 17, of Charles City, contained Sharon cypher, 17, Floyd, who is still the hospital, suffering from a concussion and deep facial injuries. Lewis has been from the hospital. He suffered, deep tongue wound and facial scalp lacerations. SPRING CONCERT RAKE--The Rake Community School music department will present a spring concert at the school gymnasium at 8 p.m. The concert band will play eight selections including the three members to be used at the stale large group contest.

The girls' gIce club will sing the numbers they will be using at the contest. Dean Torkeison, music director, is in charge the program. Treat Your Body as Well as You Do Your Car Because the body is such a wonderful salf sustaining ma: chine, we are prone to let i it run along as best it can until something drastic goes wrong. Car acciidents occur every a y. There are collisions and turn overs.

The car is taken to have the frame straigntened, the dents taken out of the fenders, and every. thing lined up in good shape, but the motorist, unless he has bones broken, merely paints over his bumps and dents and lets his frame go regardless how badly it may have been twisted out shape. The body reacts just like any, piece of machinery when left in this condition. Wear on certain parts is greater. and the life of your machine is shortened.

The Chiropractor is your body mechanic, a bio-engineer, sce him for advice as to how to take care of your machine, and go to him when your body framework needs attention. DR. OVERTURF CHIROPRACTOR 902 No. Federal HOURS: Mon; thru Fri. 8::0 A.M.

to Sat. 8:30 A.JI. to 1 P.M. Open Monday Friday Eveninas, 7 to 9 CLOSED WEDNESDAY daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Waddingham, has been chosen by William Schmale, American Legion Auxiliary Unit 171, Meservey, to attend Girls Hawkeye State at Cedar Falls in June. A junior at Meservey School, Dorothy, is a member of the band, girls sextet and received I ratings in state music and speech con-. tests. She is vice president of the Meservey CUB Youth Fellowship. ty June 18 to a county information charging him with the larceny of a motor lie was al that time sentenced to one year in the penitentiary at Fort Madison and paroled to the Iowa state board of parole during good behavior.

'The original order was amended by the court and when violated the terms of his parole the court decreed that he be taken to the Men's Reformatory at Anamosa instead. Pilot Knob District Boy Scout Council Plans Annual Meet GARNER The Pilot Knob District annual meeting, Boy Scouts of America, will be held at the City Hall, Lake Mills, Thursday. Explorer Post 44 will serve supper al 6:30 p.m.. and the business meeting and election of officers will To close the evening's program, Pack 64, Woden, will conduct a short roundtable for Cubs, Scouts and Explorers from the district will get final plans for camporee and summer camp. RJG CRAVEN DENTIST Practice Limited to Denture Work 302 South DES MOINES Federal SIOUX CITY Mason City CEDAR RAPIDS Take A Look Around Your Place At Things You Want To Get Done NEW FURNACE WE CAN HELP LOW COST WITH A Bank Loan UNITED HOME 10 12 BANK TRUST CO.

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