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'MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1938 DEDICATION OF CHURCH HELD Minister of Manly Attends Services Held in Minnesota MANLY--The Rev. Paul Wuebben has returned from Maple Lake, where he attended dedicatory services for a church of the Evangelical Synod of North America. The church recently was moved from a rural district to Maple Lake. A total of 1,000 attended the services, according to the Manly i i Refreshments were served by the ladies aid. Donations amounted to $1,000 in cash.

The city donated, the land and money to build the new parsonage. LoneJDriver Handles Reins of 33 Mules on Combine Near Walla Walla Picnics Held in Woods State Park Near Clarksville CLAHKSV1LLE Several picnics were held in Heery Woods state park on Sunday. One of these was in honor of Mrs. M. A.

Patterson and daughter, Adelaide, of Providence, R. which was attended by relatives from Minneapolis, Waterloo, Algona, Charles City and Clarksville. Another picnic of the Knight families was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Knight and sons of Bristow, Mr.

and Mrs. Ross Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Burman Xnight, Mr. and Mrs.

Adlai Bolin and sons, JDarrell and Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Reid Bolin and daughter, Norene, and Miss Laura Kirkpatrick of Janesville. -The Molsberry relatives also held a picnic in the same park with many out of town guests present. Ninety Methodist Ministers, Others Attend Conference ALGONA--About 90 Methodist pastors, their wives and laymen from the Algona district of Methodist churches, attended the all day sessions Monday at the Methodist conference for pastors held at the local chutch.

The Rev. Allen H. Wood, Goodhope, led the morning devotions and the E. Wardle, Swaledale, led in the afternoon. The Rev.

H. J. Bane, Kanawha, delivered the afternoon sermon. The Rev. W.

G. Muhleman, district superintendent of Algona, presided. Services at LeRoy for Mrs. Johnson LEROY, Brothers were called to Austin Sunday to get the body of Mrs. Gertrude Johnson who died at the hospital where she was taken a month ago.

Her husband died Thanksgiving day in 1911. She is survived by her three children, Philip of Minneapolis, Mamie and Clarence at home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p. m. from the home with the Rev.

J. M. Rasmussen officiating. Titonka Apiarists Win at State Fair for Product Display TITONJCA--L. G.

Gartner and son, local apiarists, who raise honey on an extensive scale exhibited their products at the state fair last week and were awarded first prize on "Window Display for Most Value in Advertising." This award is the most coveted one offered honey men. addition the Gartners were given second rating on an observation hive of Italian bees and they also received seven other prizes fo various entries of honey and wax Dorothy Gartner, a daughtei entered baked foods in which honey was used, her exhibits in eluding bread, cookies and cakes She received three first two seconds and two thirds Are Rudd Visitors RUDD--Ed Gueble of Los Angeles, Miss Alma Borchert Hollywood, and Mr. and Mrs. Borchert of Ansgar visit- Thursday at the K. C.

Frank iome. To Cleveland, Tcnn. CORWITH--Virginia eft Saturday for Cleveland, to resume her studies after in Emmetsburg Business District Is Extinguished EMMETSBURG Fire brok out here in the business distri Saturday night, but was extii guishcd by the local fire depar ment before it spread. The flames were discovered the office rooms of Lauren Brennan, manager of the coun A. A.

about 8:30 o'clock in evening, during the height of weekly Saturday night shoppi activities. Crowds tied up traffic while streams of water were played on the building. Damage was estimated at a few hundred dollars. HERE and THERE Miscellaneous Items From 125 Globe-Gazette Correspondents In North Iowa and Southern Minnesota Henry Anderson of Ridgeway Elected at Cresco Reunion from a trip through the Black a summer acation at home. Mary Jane Welter and Donna Jeckman took her as lar as Des Moines and were accompanied home by Betty Scace and Elizabeth Oxley, students atj the American Institute of Business, for a weekend at hbme.

Regular Meeting Held I Minn. Central Shell Rock club held their monthly meeting at the hall Friday evening with a program and refreshments. Leave for Chicago KANAWHA--Miss Ida Griff horst left Thursday lor Chicago 111., where she has obtained employment at a private home. Mis Griffhorst is the daughter of Mr RIDGEWAY The Fjelstul- reunion was held Hills, Montana" and" west I Sunday at the Kessel park of as Sheridan, Wyo. Howard left Cresco.

A picnic lunch was Sunday to resume his work in at noon. Speeches Nelson Mrs Martin Selma Paul. Minn The following and Clara left Saturday for Sioux ers were elected for the where they spent me year: President, he w'eekend at the Melvin Hutchius jHidgeway; committeemen, Morris and Mrs Frank Wemark, John Bakken, Ridgewaj j. allCl 1YU a. I .4.

rt Fox and four children returned the and Gilbeit Haatvedt of Calmar. first of the week from a visit with relatives in southern' Iowa and On raC for Little Missouri. Daughter Is Born Porlav Kmlriincr FERTILE--A girl was born to DUllUing IO Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brue on Sept.

2, the little one weighing D6 LiCl Cm 8 pounds 10(A ounces, was born at contpac i. the Irish hospital at Forest City. "TTLE CEDAR--rhe contract 1 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs O. L.

and Mrs. Dick Griffhorst. Enters Business Collcffc CHESTER Mr. and Mrs. Al- 33 is count for mule combine used in wheat fields of 800-acrc Dewcy Drumhellcr farm near Walla, Walla, and a lone deiver handles the one set of reins.

Annual Festival of I Fenton Church Held FENTON--The annual mission I festival of St. John's Lutheran church was held Sunday on the Fenton public school lawn. Speakers for the occasion were the Rev. P. Ross of Pomeroy, the Rev.

A. Render, Fairville, and the Rev. Schramm, Vernon Center. The Little German band of Lotis Creek furnished music both forenoon and afternoon. Attends State Fair LITTLE CEDAR-- Ralph Schuchart attended the Iowa Fair at Des Moines the latter part of the week as a' member of the Mitchell county 4-H boys' judging team.

6n DCS Moines Trip FERTILE Senator and Mrs. Leo EHhon returned home on Friday evening from Des Moines, where they had combined business with pleasure during the past week. Visit in Illinois Visit Over Labor Day DUMONT --Mr. and Mrs.) KENSETT--Mr. and Mrs.

John Lester Williams drove to War- Robinson accompanied by Mrs ren, and 111. Friday to visit relatives Mr. Williams went on into Chicago over Sunday and Monday to see some ball games. Joe Robinson of St. Paul, Minn, drove to Cedar Falls Saturday night to visit over Labor day a the home of their daughter.

bert Leslie drove to Waterloo Friday evening to take their daughter Francis, who will enter Business college. Visit at Jasper, Minn. and Mrs. James Klines and son, Howard, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Verlyn Kickland and daughters, of Jasper, Minn who were their guests the past week, left Saturday to spend a few days at per, Minn.

Teaches at Tulsa, Okla. BRITT--Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Howard left Sunday for Tulsa, where he. teaches in the university. They spent the sum mer with her mother, Mrs. C. W.

Erwin. Leaves for Wisconsin P'OPEJOY--Mr. and Mrs. I. White, daughters, Carmen Lou and Joetta Lee, came from Ames, Thursday, for a visit will her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Johnson. On Sunday Mr. White left for Nelson, where he has a position as commercial in struclor and band director, a the Nelson high school.

Return From West OTRANTO Mr. and Mrs Charlie Woodley and Howarc Beurck arrived home Frida ernoon they drove to Austin, taking Beverly Ann to her uncle's, Harold Lewis, and from there she will go to her home in They also stopped at Nora Springs on the way back where they visited Mrs. Bertha Lorentzen and family. Leaves for La Crosse, Wis. BRITT--Miss Rose Kratochvil eft Sunday for La Crosse, vhere she is taking nurse's train- ng.

She has been visiting the past wo weeks with her parents, Mr. ind Mrs. Frank Kratchovil, here and her sister, Rose, at Clear Lake and Mrs. Allan Goggin at Mason City. Teaches at Hammond, Inu.

ROCK FALLS--Miss Addie Fay Duff left Thursday night for Hammond, where she is a teacher in the schools. Miss Duff has spent her summer vacation visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Duff. here.

Return From Illinois POPEJOY--Mr. and Mrs. John Humes and family returned home Sunday following a two weeks' visit with Mr. Humes' relatives aj. Champaign, 111., also her parents at Louisville, 111.

Return to Decorah DECORAH--Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Relf and daughter, Janice, returned last week from northern Minnesota, where they visited Grand Rapids, Duluth and Hibbing.

school building, extending to the north and east. A 48 by 78 foot basketball court and a 40 by 20 foot stage are planned in' the addition. A federal grant will provide for a major portion of the cost, which will be near $20,000. Special Election to Be on Sept. 28 NEW HAMPTON A special election has been called for Sept- 28 by the New Hampton board of education to vote on a proposal to the school district more than 582,000 for bond for not a new school building, providing a grant of approximately $74,000 can be obtained from the Public Works Administration.

IS HELD AREDALE--The Women's Missionary society of the Evangelical church held a flour and sugar sack bazar Friday. HO MORE CORNS Dr. Scholl'a Zino-padi instantly relieve, quicltly remove coma. Prevent corns; sore toes.blisters. Ease new or tight shoes.

Soothe, heal. Safe, lure. Cost hut a trifle. Sires for Corns, CaUouaea.Bua- ions. Soft Corni, D-'SchollsZinopads Rites Conducted for Cresco Woman CRESCO Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the First Lutheran church, Cresco, for Mrs.

Ellen Melvern, 83. The pastoV, the Rev. H. M. Normann, officiated, with burial at Jerico, south of Cresco.

She was born in Norway Sept 20, 1854, and had lived in America about 79 years. Father of Woman at Chapin Injured with MORE PLEASURE Ruble Mini CHAPIN--Mrs. Donald was called to Sandstone, Friday where her father a been'in an auto wreck and was taken to a hospital where Jjt was necessary to amputate a Coofti INSTRUCTORS ARRIVE Miss Mary Saic of Minneapolis, newly elected librarian and English teacher, came Saturday and will stay at the R. Brown home. Miss Marcella Meuer, junior high school principal, came Sunday to resume her work and is at the V.

A. Morrow home. BEGINS AS COACH LeROY, Johnson of Winona came Friday to enter upon his. duties as coach in the high school, and is i-ooming at the W. E.

home. ACCEPTS POSITION I Miss Skuster has accepted a position as teacher of home economics in the school at Gait and left for that place Sunday. Return to Minnesota. ST. ANSGAR--Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Mielke, Virginia and Flora Jean of have returned to their home after spending a week at the parental O. G.

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