Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 39

SEVEN MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE, MAY 29 1936 Clear Lake Globe-Gazette OFFICE PHONE 239 HELEN HENDRICKS, News Editor, LEE DEWIGGINS, Circulation and Advertising Residence Phone 310-W Residence Phone 67 CIVIC LEAGUE PLANS PROGRAM. Out-of-Town Speakers Engaged; Luncheon Is Planned. CLEAR LAKE Out-of-town speakers will address the Civic league and guests at its June ing Tuesday afternoon. A luncheon is scheduled 1 o'clock at Lake Shore hotel, sponsored by the Lake Shore committee, Dr. Jane Wright, Miss Louise Clausen, Mrs.

D. H. Campbell, Mrs. D. C.

Branson and Mrs. C. A. Pease. Members of the Commercial club have been invited to attend.

the luncheon as well as the afternoon meeting at 2 o'clock in the city park. All men and women of the city interested in city improvement are invited to attend both meetings. Dwight G. McCarty, Emmetsburg attorney, R. H.

Matson and P. H. Elwood of the Iowa State planning board, will speak in the city park. Reservations for the luncheon must be made by Monday noon. Tickets are on sale at the Patterson Jewelry and Lake Shore hotel.

In cage of bad weather the speeches will be given at the Lake Shore hotel lobby. Clear Lake Churches BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN Sunday school at 10. Services at 11. The Ladies' Aid will meet June 10 instead of June M. Stenby, pastor.

ZION ENGLISH LUTHERAN Sunday school 9:15 with classes for all ages. Morning worship, 11. Confirmation services for nine young people. Sermon theme, Confirmation." Jn. Music by the vested junior and senior choirs under the direction of Mrs.

James McCormick. Finance board at 8. Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon at O. Urness, pastor. METHODIST Church school at 9:45.

Morning worship at 11, sermon by pastor, Epworth league at 6:30. There will be no evening services because of the absence of the pastor from this service. Vacation church school starts Monday, June W. Riner, pastor. CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school at 10.

Morning services at 11, preaching by pastor. Vacation Bible school begins next week. H. E. Blough, pastor.

CHURCH OF CHRIST I. 0. 0. F. Hall Morning services at 9.

with preaching by the Rev. David Kictz of Mason City. Bible school at Walters, Sunday School superintendent. CHURCH CHRIST SCIENTIST North East street Sunday school at 10. Morning services at 11.

Wednesday services at 8. Bartsch Hads Chamber. OSAGE -A. E. Bartsch was elected president of the recently organized Osage Chamber of Commerce.

E. J. Gilles is vice president and Walter Sheldon, treasurer. R. W.

Burnham is secretary. The organization now has 110 members. Intensive Classwork In Shorthand and Typewriting You can take two lessons under the most competent instructors each day in shorthand and as many as three lessons in typewriting in the summer school classes. This will make it possible for you to make especially good progress, There will be two instructors added to the regulor staff to enable us to give the unclassified student or those who wish to arrange special schedules the very best service. The Summer School session is the most interesting of the entire year.

Classes are large enough to develop enthusiasm, yet not so large as to preclude the personal assistance that means so much to the individual. The session opens June 1 and June 8. Bulletin will be sent upon request, Register now. Special rates for the summer will save you $10 to $15. Hamilton School of Commerce MASON CITY, IOWA L.

L. Heinselman Has First Flight Letter Hindenburg tion One of Prizes of Collection. L. L. Heinselman, Plymouth farmhas judged recent stamp collections for the Mason City hobby show's, received a letter Thursday that was cancelled on the first United States to Germany trip of the Hindenburg zeppelin D- 129.

The first flight cancellation on the envelope is quite large portrays the Hindenburg at the stop, with the name underneath it and the words "First Flight" directly below. Maps of the new and old world are portrayed below this with the route of the Hindenburg marked from burst to Frankfurt. A large "1936" is below this and the tip of the American shield with wings to either side, On the bottom in German script in "Frankfurt am Main." Sir. Heinselman sent the letter for the first flight trip from the United United States to States Germany. no Since special the for this occasion.

Mr. Heinselman used the Trans Pacific airmail stamp used for mail on the China Clipper. The cancellation on the back of the envelope is in German. "Mit Luftschiff Hindenburg befordert Frankfurt am Main." The postage on the Hindenburg is 40 cents. Mr.

Heinselman has collected about 20.000 stamps. He also hag a Silver Jubilee canceliation on a silver envelope, that wag issued in commemoration of the "Kings Jubilee" celebration last year. The picture of King George and Windsor castle are on the stamp, with the dates 1910-35 engraved. Wallace Will Hold Sale Next Wednesday CLEAR LAKE-A. F.

Wallace, having sold his farm, will hold a closing out sale next Wednesday, June 3. commencing at 1 o'clock. The sale is to be held at the farm which is located 10 miles northwest of Mason City on the scenic route: 9 miles northeast of Clear Lake; and 7 miles southeast of Fertile. The property to be auctioned inciudes 1 Holstein cow. 20 sheep with 28 lambs, one 28-inch circle saw for Fordson tractor, household goods, tools, and many other articles.

Carl Sheimo is to be the auctioneer and a representative of the Northwest Savings bank, Mason' City, will act as clerk. Jimmy Smith Is Booked for Country Club Dance CLEAR LAKE A Memorial day dance is scheduled at the North Shore Country club Saturday night. Jimmie Smith and his orchestra will furnish the music. The HarIem girls band will play for a dance June 6. Clear Lake Calendar Saturday--Dance at North Shore Country club, Jimmie Smith playing.

Dance at Surf ballroom, Bob Snycer playing. Sunday- at Surf ballroom, Carl Nebbe playing. Theater Attractions LOUIS PASTEUR STORY IS FEATURE AT PARK' CLEAR Story of Louis Pasteur," Paul Muni's new starring vehicle, will be at the Park theater Saturday and Sunday. In this tense, smashing drama, replete with action and romance, Muni has painted the turbulent life of Louis Pasteur, that amazing French scientist whose battle for humanity against ignorance and prejudice is one of the most astounding chapters in modern history in an amazingly colorful picture, Charming Josephine Hutchinson, noted Broadway stage star, who became a screen actress about a year ago, won the leading feminine role opposite Paul Muni. Others in the cast include Anita Louise, Donald Woods, Lieder, Henry O'Neill and Porter Hall.

WHEELER AND WOOLSEY LAKE HOLIDAY FEATURE CLEAR LAKE "Bad Boy." adapted from Vina Delmar's novel, starring Jimmy Dunn and Dorothy Wiison, with Louise Fazenda in a comedy role, will be shown Sunday and Monday at the Lake theater, It is the story of two young persons facing life together, Along with this is the companion feature, "The House of a Thousand a mystery thriller revolv. ing around the operations of international spies. Phillips Holmes plays the role of the British agent and is supported by Mae Clarke, Irving Pickel and Rosita Moreno. "Silly Billy" starring the comedy be shown Memorial day the team of Wheeler and Woolsey, will Lake. The clowns tap a virgin field in using the picturesque coveredwagon era.

as a setting for their riotous nonsense. Petite Dorothy Lee again supplies the love interest. MIRS. PRESCOTT IS HOSTESS AT LUNCH Mrs. J.

E. William Prescott, Outing club, entertained a group of women at a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in playing contract bridge, the prize for high score going to Mrs. M. C.

Mackin. The Women's Relief corps and Daughters of Union Veterans will gather at the schoolhouse Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock to attend the funeral of G. W. Richardson in a body. Open Until 9 P.

M. Tonight! Full Line of Cold Meats, Home Baked Goods, for Your Memorial Day Picnic BARRETT BROS. 20 Second Street N. E. Phone 43 "Learn to Swim" Classes Look for Names in trations will be made up into two special classes, a boys' group meeting at 3:30 and a girls' section, scheduled for 2:30.

"Learn to classes will begin Monday morning at both the Y. M. C. and Y. W.

C. with more than 440 boys and girls between the ages of 10 17 taking part. Girls' physical examination blanks, published in the previous issue of the Globe-Gazette, were also scheduled to be turned in Friday night by 6 o'clock. Friday evening at 6 o'clock Next Issue to was Class Times for the hour set for final registrations, although the regular classes closed Boys, Girls. at 6 o'clock Wednesday.

Late regis- Edna Hadley Is Secret Bride of Virgil Winnie Lake Teacher to Leave for Honolulu to Join Her Husband. CLEAR LAKE -The secret marriage of Miss Edna Mae Hadley, Clear Lake high school instructor, to Virgil E. Winnie of Honolulu, Hawaii, was announced today by the bride's father, R. 'R. Hadley, of Ackley.

The ceremony was read at Rockford, Nov. 1935, at the Court street' Methodist parsonage by the Rev. Mr. Goff. Mrs.

Winnie left here today and will spend several days with her father at Ackley, a week her another, Mrs. B. F. Johnson, and sister, Mrs. Glen Campbell, at Cedar Rapids before going to Honolulu, Hawali, to join her husband.

She will leave for California and spend several days with her grandmother, Mrs. Seth Hadley, at Riverside before sailing on June 12 on the S. S. Malolo, which is scheduled to arrive in the islands June 18. Mr.

Winnie, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Winnie of Clear Lake, left Clear Lake in December and ig employed in the office of the Nylen Brothers in Honolulu.

The bride has taught in Clear Lake for the past three years. She EDNA HADLEY is a graduate of the Iowa State Teachers college, Cedar Falls, and the Ackley high school. Winnie was graduated from the Clear Lake high school and attended Minnesota university and Hamilton's College of Commerce. Jack Shea to Operate Bayside Opening Sunday Rides Installed in Park; Cash Prizes to Be Given Away. CLEAR LAKE -Bayside Amusement park will be opened Sunday for the season, according to announcement of Jack Shea, who has taken over the park, after operating it several years ago The pier has been placed on the lake and speedboats on the lake will.

Jand at this dock. Water from the 160 foot well has been piped to all parts of the park to the advantage of picnickers. A number of picnic tables and fireplaces have been equipped for this year's picnic parties. The skating rink is pow operating every afternoon and evening with W. Broeffle in charge.

There are a number of rides including the whip, little train, ferris wheel, that have been set up in the park. arrived Friday to attend the funeral of her father, G. W. Richardson, a 96 year old Civil war veteran. Ronald Rawson, student at Morningside college, arrived home to spend the summer with bis parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Rawson. Curtis Fiske and family, Des Moines, will spend Memorial day with Clear Lake relatives and attend the funeral of Mr.

Fiske's grandfather, G. W. Richardson. Mrs. Frank Trager, South Second street, will leave Friday to spend Memorial day at Oskaloosa.

Erastus Cornell, Highmore, S. joined his wife at Clear Lake Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Cornell's father, G. W. Richardson, Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Drury, Kimball, arrived Thursday for a visit with Mrs. Drury's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Peterson, North Second street, Mr. Drury will work in Marshalltown during the summer. Mr and Mrs. James C.

Braheny, South Third street, adopted a baby girl whom they have named Joan Elizabeth. She is six weeks old and arrived Friday. Lutheran Group Will 7 Be Confirmed Sunday CLEAR LAKE--Young people who will be confirmed the Zion Lutheran church Sunday morning include: Lola Mae Brucher, Wanda Anita Carr, Alma Jennie Nelson, Viola Margaret Anderson, Carl Thorvald Nielsen, Carl Robert Petersen, Delmar Marvin Jacobsen, Louis Theodore Kofoed and Theodore Palla Jorgenson. 4. Burial for Mrs.

Kate Swan to Be Sunday CLEAR LAKE--Interment for Mrs. Kate Swan, Painesville, Ohio, will be made at the Clear Lake cemetery Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. The body will arrive at the Ward Funeral home Friday night. The Rev. H.

E. Blough will officiate. PARK THEATRE TONIGHT and SATURDAY Zane Grey's "DESERT GOLD" A Paramount Picture News Vitaphone Vaudeville Cartoon. 10c and 16c. SUNDAY and MONDAY A Warner Bros.

Picture PAUL MUNI in "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR" News Vitaphone Vaudeville Cartoon. 10c and 16c. NEED $1,600 TO MOVE SURF HALL Dr. Bemis Urges Co-Operation to Obtain Nursery Ponds. CLEAR LAKE -Dr.

S. A. Bemis of Garner who spoke to Clear Lake Commercial club at the North Shore Country club Thursday night asked the co of the club with other North Iowa clubs in the establishment of nursery ponds at Clear Lake. C. Knutson, who is working on the committee for moving the Surf ballroom to the block of property at the foot of Main street stated that the committee still needs to raise $1,600.

The plan includes the moving of the dance ball tothis location and leasing the finished building to C. J. Fox who at the present time owns the building, the establishment of the city filters for the water department in the basement of the building and the construction. of toilets in the building, accessible' to the general public. A crowd of about 75 attended the dinner which was served at 7 o'clock.

A golf game was played during the afternoon, captains of the two teams being E. R. Boyle and F. L. Knutson.

Lake Couple Is Married at Parsonage Violet Eastman and Robert White to Reside in Clear Lake. CLEAR LAKE -Miss Violet Eastman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eastman, 100 East Division street, became the bride of Robert LeRoy LAKE THEATRE Friday TREAT 16c NITE 10c Edward Everett Horton "HIS NIGHT Decoration Day Saturday WOOLSEY and WHEELER "SILLY BILLIES" Matinee at 2:30 SUNDAY MONDAY Double Feature "THE HOUSE OF A THOUSAND CANDLES" with Phillips Holmes-Mae Clark Also "BAD BOY" with James Dunn Dorothy Wilson Matinee Tilt 2-21c Evening 26c and 10c Look for name--in the next issue of the Globe the name of every North Iowa boy and girl enrolled Y. M.

C. W. C. A. "Learn to Swim" classes will be published.

The lists will be divided into claases, and every "Learn-to-Swim-mer" will be expected to report at her the hour assigned for his or class. White, East State street, Thursday night at the Methodist parsonage. The Rev. B. W.

Riner read the single ring ceremony at 6 o'clock in the presence of a small group of relatives. The bride was attended by her sister, Carroll Eastman, and Guy Williams of Osage served as best man. The bride wore blue silk taffeta formal, while her attendant wore a mustard gold crepe dress. A wedding dinner was served at the Eastman home to the group. Miss Madeline White, sister of the bridegroom Mr.

and Mrs. Eastman, and son, Donaid, and Mr. and Mrs. George Hugh. The bride hag been living with her brother, Donald, on a farm four miles southwest of Clear Lake.

Mr. White, who is a son of Roy White, Minneapolis, has been living with his sister, Madeline, and is employed at the Farmers' Lumber Mr. Mrs. White companyen an apartment at the Nettie Chadbourne home, East State street, POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Gambler, Associate of Gangsters, Dies of Ambush Wounds ST. LOUIS, (P)-Charles Maginess, 35 year old gambler described in police reports as former ciate of gangsters, died early Friday of bullet wounds suffered when he was fired upon from an alley ambush next to his home.

Police described Maginess as a former associate of Fred "Killer" Burke and Gus Winkler, formerly notorious St. Louis gangsters. Their records state he was shot and wounded by an unknown person in Detroit in 1927. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT ATTENTION DEMOCRATS Did You See Cal Dwan's Ad in Yesterday's Paper? WE BELIEVE HE'LL MAKE US THE RIGHT SHERIFF LET'S DO OUR PART MONDAY! THIS ADVERTISEMENT PAID FOR BY LABORING FRIENDS OF CAL DWAN Serv- Fruit Stand Corner 18th and South Federal Avenue North Side Stand Corner 11th and North Federal PEONIES IRIS ROSE FLOWERS ALL AT LOWEST PRICES STRAWBERRIES, quart RADISHES, 3 bunches 5c Lge. PINEAPPLE 10c TOMATOES, lb.

10c; 3 A Full Line of Plants and Flowers for Memorial Day. Also for flower beds and window boxes. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED JACK SHEA Clear Lake Briefs Special Sunday dinner. Watkins Cafe. Mr.

and Mrs. M. C. Mackin will leave Friday for Independence to spend Memorial day. From there they will go to Mt.

Pleasant for 8 few days' stay. Vote for Louise Clausen of Clear Lake, Democratic candidate for State Representative. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skinner and son, Billy, of Solon will arrive Saturday for a several weeks' visit in Cicar Lake.

Mrs. John Lundgren, who has been visiting there, will accompany them home. The Rev. S. M.

Stenby will leave Saturday for Centerville, S. to spend a week at his parish there. Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler, Portland, left Thursday after few days' visit at the John Lundgren home, West.

Division street. Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. Lundgren are sisters. Mrs.

E. Copley who has been in Chicago with her son for more than 8 year will return Friday night to her home east. of Clear Lake. She will be accompanied by her gon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Almond Copley, Miss Goraldine Stenby plans to leave Monday for Minneapolis to spend the summer' with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Stenby, who will spend Memorial day in Clear Lake.

Will Colby, Los Angeles, is spending several days in Clear Lake visiting old friends. He is arranging for the care of his mother's grave, Mrs. Colby was a practicing physician in Clear Lake a number of years ago. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Coe, Bayside, will drive to Minneapolis Saturday to spend several days with Mrs. Coe's sister, Mrs. H. H. Gogolin.

S. J. Clausen, of Santa Monlca, will arrive Sunday night for a few days' visit with his sister, Miss Louise Clausen. He is enroute from New York Mexico and his home in California, He is returning from 8 business trip in New York for the Howe Sound Mining company. Mr.

and Mrs. Rasmus Nelson, Ventura, are the parents of 3 daughter born at their home at 2 o'clock Friday morning. The child weighed nine pounds and has been named Norma' Louise and is the first in the family. Mrs. Nelson was Vivian Norris prior to her marriage.

Rae Wallace, Des Moines, will arrive Friday night to spend Memorial day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wallace, South Thind street.

Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kelroy, South Second street, plan to spend Memorial day at Sanborn with relatives.

Mrs. Alice Hargraves, Seattle, POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT VOTE FOR S. H. MacPEAK Republican Candidate for CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT Dear Friends: It has been my conscientious effort to give you something more than satisfactory service as your Clerk of Court and I believe that inquiry on your part will verify that the office has functioned satisfactorily and efficiently. There has been some comment to the effect that I have been in the office too long.

If such a theory is good, then isn't it just as logical to say that the farmer, businessman and employe should desert their present pursuits and go into some other line? If you have a capable servant or employe, you do not dismiss him merely because of his length of service. He knows your needs; has proved his faithfulness; he is a known quantity. Regardless of the outcome of this election, I want you to know that I appreciate, sincerely, your very kind support and confidence in the past and I hope that you may see fit to port me in this primary. Yours very truly, S. H.

MacPEAK For transportation to the polls, call Phone 1.165.