Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 9

TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1938 MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE Young People to Open 2 Day Convention SESSIONS WILL BE AT CHURCH Annual Concert Is Under Direction of Dr. Carlo Sperati RIDGEWAY--The Decorah Circuit Young People's Societies'will hold their regular convention al the Madison Lutheran church of which the Rev. M. B. Quill Is the pastor, next Saturday and Sunday.

The Rev. Elling Ramsey at Claremont will deliver the opening sermon. There will also be afternoon and evening sessions. On Sunday morning the Hev. Solem of Osage will preach the sermon.

During the afternoon the Choral Union, consisting of choirs in the Decorah circuit, will present the annual concert Under the direction of Dr. Carlo A. Sperati. There i will be delegates and visitors from all over the circuit. The Madison Ladies Aid society will serve meals on both days.

Misa Anna Quanrud is the president of-the circuit and will deliver an address at the beginning of the convention. Miss Maryls Melaas, the president of the Madison Young People's society, will bid the "convention welcome. Final Dividend to" Be Given by Bank Trustees, Ridgeway RIDGEWAY A dividend of will be paid out by the trustees of the First State bank of Ridgeway, E. H. Albertson, Albert Koch and William Soukup, Thursday at the Farmers State Bank.

This will be the final dividend. Flock of Egrets Is Found Near Aredale AREDALE A flock of nine snow white egrets was discovered on the Clarence Barnett farm northeast of here. GO TO MASON CITY KENSETT--Mrs. O. H.

Anderson accompanied her sister, Miss Ida Hanson of Northwood to Mason City Friday where they did some shopping and visited witli friends and relatives. BUYS BEAUTY SALON 'FREDERICKSBURG i Stella Hartson of New Hampton who owns and operates Stella's Beauty shop there, has purchased ut rsaiaji possession Monday. A Good Photograph Is Something to Cherish Always RUSSELL PHOTO Next J. C. Penney Co.

rhone 2272 Algona Miss in Midst of Garden of Gladiolus Beds above is Miss Maxine Larson, 193B a Irt of Mr Mrs. Ted Larson of Al- was taken recently in (he rock garden of Ralph KNUT TRUSTEM, JOICE, NAMED 240 Members of Family'at Gathering Held in Park at Northwood I Approximately 240 members of the Trustum family gathered at the Northwood park Sunday. All were relatives descending from Mr. and Mrs. Knut Trustum, who were pioneers of Bristol township who came from Wisconsin in 1856 "in a covered wagon.

The OM Trustum homestead has carried the same name for 82 years. At present it is occupied by Peter, Melvin and Andrina Trustum. Officers were elected as follows: President, Knut Trustum, Joice; vice president, Ole Trustum, Emmons; 'and secretary-treasurer, Gladys Bergo, Northwood. The regular meeting will be held the first Sunday in year. Those from a distance were: Mr.

and Mrs. Trena Bergo, Los Angeles, Mrs. Will Royer, Waterville, and others from Albert Lea, Lake. Mills, Han- lonlown, Mason City, Kensett, Northwood and Joice. Oldest members present were Mrs.

Raghnild Bergo, Lake Mills, age 90 and Andrew Trustum, deputy sheriff, age 81, of Northwood. Services Held for Pioneer of Ledyard LEDYARD Funeral services were held for Conrad Blome, a pioneer of Ledyard, who died from a stroke at his home in Des Moines. Mr. Blome's first wife preceded him in death and he leaves his wife and seven children: Mrs. August Klinksiek and J.

Blome of Ledyard, Clara, Ella and Eleanore of Lakota, and Clarence and Harry. New Yorkers Visit GENEVA--Mr. and Mrs. John Wiener and daughter, Maxine, of Port Jerves, N. spent Saturday with relatives.

HERE and THERE Miscellaneous Items From 125 Globe-Gazette Correspondents in North lowo and Southern Minnesota On Vacation Trip BR1TT--Mr. arid Mrs. George Hinrichs left Thursday on itheir Mrs. Glenn Pie'arce at Sioux City and Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Clark at Des Moines. Visitors at Geneva, GENEVA--Mr. and Mrs. Carl ardiner with their sons, Carl, and J. C.

and Gardiner's mother, Mrs. Bert Tegarden, all of Dwensville, arrived Sunday to visit Mrs. Tegarden's son, Fred Beasley, and family. Attend Installation HANLONTOWN--Mr. and Mrs M.

T. Rye and Harriet left Saturday for Floodwood, for a week's vacation, and to attend the installation service for theii son and brother, tile Rev. Harold Rye, who Sunday will be installed in two parishes, one at ri rlli 'J I I CENTENNIAL Know Your State low still remains, in the mind of George Althouse, editor of the Ackley World-Journal, the bright and shining reminder to the rest of the world that "there is evidence everywhere that the farmer is still'the most independent of all men. Where can the traveler see so many big red barns, so many fat cattle, hogs and sheep as are in evidence everywhere in Iowa? Floodwood, Ihe oilier at Cromwell, 28 miles distant. Visit hi Wisconsin LIME SPRINGS--Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Galvin and baby were weekend visitors at Mr. Galvin's home in Roberts, Wis. Returns to Rudd RUDD--Miss Alice Baehne has returned from Eldora where she has been employed. Is Cedar Rapids Visitor ROCKWELL Mrs.

Jessie B. Piersol is spending a few days at Cedar Rapids, called by the serious illness of her brother. Return to Los Angeles HANLONTOWN Mrs. Grace Barlow and Frances left this weekend for their home in Los Angeles, after a visit here of three months. Mrs.

Lydia Pierce is a sister. Leave for Wyoming RAKE--Supt. and Mrs. W. T.

Edgren and family and Irene Ok- lanri left -Saturday morning for Wyoming where they will visil relatives for two weeks. Visit at Popejoy POPEJOY--Mr. and Mrs. Charlie White of Waterloo and son, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry White and two sons of New York City, visited at the H. D. Decker home Sunday. Mrs. White is a Mr.

Decker. Leave for Chicago IV I N--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tupy and family left for their home) in Chicago after visiting with their parents. Are From Hamburg HANLONTOWN Mrs.

Neva Fletcher and daughter of Hamburg are at the Amoll Nagel home helping care for her mother, Mrs. Nagel, who is ill. Return From West GOLDFIELP--Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Matheson returned home Friday from a two weeks' automobile trip through the western slates. They visiled Iheir daughters, Maxine, at Twin Falls, Idaho, and Fyrula, at Glendive, Mont. They were accompanied on the trip by their son, Orlan Matheson, and family, Eagle Grove. Son Is Born RUDD A son, John Henry, was born Monday, July 25, to Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Lcnz. Submits to Operation FOREST CITY Robert Osmundson, son of Atty. and Mrs. George Osmundson of this city, underwent an emergency operation for appendicitis at the hospital in Bay City, Wednesday evening of this week.

Robert iias been acting as counselor at a Y. M. C. A. camp located about 200 miles north of Detroit Ihis iummer.

Is Chicago Visitor FOREST CITY--Mrs. Harry F. Thompson left for Chicago for a daughter, Mrs. Howard Gould, and husband. At Parental Home ROCK FALLS--Miss Addie Fay Duff came Saturday morning from Chicago for a visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. 'George Duff. Miss Duff is a teacher in the schools of Hammond, Ind. On Fishing Trip RAKE Sidney Jensvold and Laverne Erdahl left Friday evening for northern Minnesota on a fishing trip. Californians at Osage OSAGE--Mr.

and Mrs. Roscoe Starr of Banning, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Maurice Gulches, and family and with other relatives. Born at Osagc OSAGE--Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Pelleymonter are parents of a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Smalley are parents of-a daughter, born at the Nissen hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Petersen are parents of a daughter, born at the Nissen hospital. Return to Ledyard LEDYARD--Mr. and Mrs. William Flynn and son, Lawrence, returned from a two weeks' vacation in Illinois, Michigan and Minnesota. Visits at Osagc i ROCKWELL--G.

J. Piersol is visiting at Ihe home of his Frank, at Osage for a few days. Parents of Son HANLONTOWN--Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wilson are parents of a son.

born Friday in a Mason City hospital. On Treasure Hunt ROCK FALLS--Mrs. John Gorkowski's Sunday school class enjoyed a treasure hunt and a party at the Chester Calvert home Thursday evening. On Vacation Visit A E--Marian Thompson of Mankato, who is spending a two weeks' vacation with her parents at Blue Earth, visited her cousin, Rosella Erdahl, Friday. Visit in Nevada OSAGE Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Samuels and daughfer, Betty, and Patty Baldwin and Geraldine Wright are visiting PattyV father, Leonard Baldwin, and Mr. and Mrs. George Hill in Schurz, Nev. Visits in Simmer CHESTER--Mrs! Darrall Armstrong spent a few days visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. G. F. Cady, in Sumner. Visit at Bristow BRISTOW--Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Welcher were visited by two of their daughters recently, Mrs. Bessie Volpe of Des Moines and Mrs.

Pearl Schultz of Ewart. Returns From West POPEJOY--Mrs. Ed Ackerman returned home Saturday following a two weeks' trip through the Black Hills, Yellowstone park, into New Mexico, and returned by way of Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver. She accompanied her brother, Elba Karsok, of Iowa Falls. Vtsils at Slilson STILSON--Miss Hannah Johnson of Gibson Cily, is visiling Mrs.

Edward Mehl. Clarion Man Denies Passing Stop Sign; Trial Is Wednesday CLARION Clifford Hood of Clarion appeared in Justice Glen C. Oldham's court Monday charged with passing a slop sign. Hood entered a plea innocent and trial was set for Wednesday. He'furn- ished a bond of $50.

Hood was arrested July 29 by Patrolman W. W. Carter. HOLD RITES FOR FORMER MAYOR Richard Bucknell Public Figure in Decorah for 25 Years DECORAH Funeral services were held Monday for Richard Bucknell, 72, barber, and one of Decorah's best known citizens, who died Saturday at a hospital in Iowa City. The services were held at the Brandt Funeral home with the Rev.

A. J. Kindred Burial was made in Phelps cemetery. Mr. Bucknell had been a public figure in city affairs for nearly a quarter of a century.

He served as mayor of the city of Decorah and for several years served as alderman of the third ward and also alderman at large. His wife survives, also three children, Richard of Cedar Rapids; Mrs. Ed Stoddard and Merton Bucknell of Decorab. Return to St. Paul PROTIVIN--Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Dostal returned home from St. Paul, Friday, where they spent a few days.

CONDUCT RITES FOR DR, SPAYDE Memorial Held at Garner, Burial Is in Concord Cemetery 1 GARNER Memorial services for Dr. F. M. Spayde were held Monday at the United Presbyterian church in charge of Carl The Rev. W.

A. Thompson officiated. Mrs. Arline Lee sang "Abide With Me" and "The Lord is My Shepherd," accompanied by Lu-, cile who played as a prelude "Going Home" and "Largo" by-Dvorak. Pallbearers were Dr.

H. V. Hamilton, Dft Sam Wesson, Dr. Philips, John Lyman, Carl O. Roe, C.

H. Schissel, with burial in Concord cemetery. Children of the Spaydes in attendance were, Mr. and Mrs. H.

N. Jacoby and son Jene of Mason Cily, Mr. and Mrs. L. P.

Babcock and children, Oliver and Beverly and Harwood Spayde of Perry. Profuse floral offerings testified to the regard of many friends. Ward Palmer Bound to Jury on Charge of Drunken Driving HAMPTON--Ward Palmer was bound over to the grand jury bv Justice W. R. Rule Monday on a charge of driving while intoxicated and was put in the county jail in default of $1,000 bond.

By 1930, the number of women office workers outnumbered men, with 51.5 per cent of the total. Services Planned on Wednesday for Mrs. Oswald, Rake R. A. Oswald, G5, died at her home Sunday evening after being critically ill the past month from diabetis.

Mrs. Oswald has been in poor health the past few years. Mrs. Oswald came here from Norway after her second marriage and had lived in Rake the past seven years. She is survived by her husband; one son, John Norland of Chicago, three stepchildren; Anne Oswald of Chicago, 111., Rasmus Oswald of Anoka, Wilburt Oswald of Austin, and several relatives in Norway.

Funeral services will be held in the Liberty Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon. ACHIEVEMENT DAY THURSDAY Butler County Event Will Be. Judged by Nelle Thompson, Ames ALLISON Achievement day for 4-H girls, of Butler county will be held Thursday at the Allison high school. This meeting is an all-day event which will show the achievements of the year's work; also to select representatives to participate in contests at the state fair, cattle congress and county fair! Nelle Thompson, formerly a Shell Rock girl, now food nutrition expert from the extension department at "Iowa State college, Ames, will judge the exhibits and demonstrations. FAMILY REUNION IS HELD IN PARK Junkermeier Gathering Attended by 65 I Relatives LUVERNE--A family reunion, one of the largest held at the Luverne park this season, was theJ Junkermeier reunion which held Sunday and attended by relatives of the Fred family Luverne, The out ofij town guests came early and at-? tended Sunday school and morn-1 ing services at the church, then all went to the where a picnic dinner was after which the time was spent visiting.

Towns represented were Sioux. Rapids, Ledyard, Storm Lake, Schuller, Charles City, Keosauqua, Rockford, Rembrandt, Hubbard, Linn Grove, Grafton, Rudd, Fonda, Craig, Kiester, and Luverne. This organization has no officers. The last Sunday in June was chosen as Ihe next date for the reunion and the place is to Lost Island, near Spencer. i Parents of Son ARMSTRONG 'Mr.

-and Mrs, Francis Sevold of Maple Hill vicinity are parents of a son. born July 24. ASK YOUR GROCER and YOU can get it with STANDARD RED CROWN I A A I SUMMER GASOLINE OIL DEALER.