Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 9

MR. AND MRS. ROBERT W. MOSIMAN Irene Heuberger Bride of Robert W. Mosiman Mueller photo Group Meeting Held at Kahles Grace Evangelical Group 1 met at the home of Mrs.

G. F. Kahle, 815 Monroe N. Thursday. Mrs.

R. P. Haensch led devotions and prayer. Mrs. Frank Crook read a poem and Mrs.

Henry Miller an article, "The Soloist." Mrs. Miller conducted the business session. Projects were reported and October will be the next project month. August is vacation month and the September meeting will be with Mrs. Edwin Johnson.

Mrs. N. DeWitt conducted a white elephant auction. There was a shower of cards and gifts for Mrs. 0.

E. Boles who has been ill. The birthday song was sung for Mrs. DeWitt. Mrs.

Kahle, assisted by Mrs. Wiley Bishop and Mrs. Letha Uischner, served refreshments. Guests were Mrs. Rudy Bey.

Mrs. C. Buehler, Mrs. Don Haxton. Mrs.

Roy Locke. Mrs. C. Hutchinson, Mrs. E.

Driskill. Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Ralph Birch. Mrs.

A. U. Heckart, general aid president, announced a general aid picnic for Wednesday in Parker's Woods, West Park. AUG. 2 IS DATE SET FOR WEDDING and Mrs.

Thomas Becker announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Betty Mae, to Roger V. Doughan. son of Vincent Doughan and the late Margaret Lawler Doughan. The wedding will take place Aug. 2 in St.

Joseph's Catholic Church in Wesley. The couple will live in Clarion where he is employed in a super market. Both are graduates of the Wesley High School class of '53. Square Neck JSL 2375 17 44 Softly styled dress is perfectly simple in line with a flattering, flared skirt, buttoned tab detail lending neckline interest. So figure-enhancing! No.

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Robert W. Mosiman will make their home at 330 East State, following a wedding trip to Minnesota. Their rna'rriage took place in the Chapin Congregational Church with the Rev. Herbert Wintermeyer of Latimer performing the double ring ceremony. The bride was Irene R.

Heuberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Heuberger of Chapin. She is a graduate of Chapin High School and the Hamilton School of Commerce and is employed in the Western Grocery Office.

The bridegroom attended school in Belmond and is employed at Allied MDls. Nuptial music was played by Mrs. Harold Meints. She accompanied Mrs. Willis Deam and the Rev.

Mr. Wintermeyer who sang. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a nylon net and lace gown and a fingertip length veil draped from a sequined lace headband. She carried a cascade of pink roses and stcphanotis on a white Bible. Mrs.

Junior Mordick of Hampton, the bridesmaid, had an aqua taffeta and net gown and carried a colonial bouquet of yellow carnations. Cecil Mosiman of Belmond, brother of the bridegroom, was bestman. Ushers were Clarence Heuberger, brother of the bride, and Lloyd Faaborg, brother-in-law of the bridegroom. Following the ceremony a re ception was held in the church parlors. Mary Lee Cole Becomes Bride SWEA Swea City teacher, Mary Lee Cole, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Cole of Burt, was married to Walter F. Baade, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Baade of Titonka, in the Burt Methodist Church.

The Rev. J. W. Bearse performed the double ring ceremony. The nuptial marches were played by Mar lene Dremmel, member of the Swea City faculty, who also accompanied LeeAnn Olson, vocalist.

The bride was escorted to the altar by her father. Edith MDbrandt and Alvina Baade were bridesmaids. The bride's cousins, Kathy and Kristy Merriarn, were flower girls. Linda Joan Tryon, niece of the bridegroom, was ringbearer. The candlelighters were Janet Plaiser and Sharon Scott.

Reynold Baade was his brother's bestman, Paul Thacker of Rock Rapids, Alfred Baade and Howard Stephenson were ushers. A reception in the church social rooms was held for 160 guests. Following the reception, the couple left on a wedding trip, and will be at home in Titonka, where the bride will teach. Mr. Baade is in business at German Valley, near Titonka.

SHATEK-SVESTKA Announcement of the marriage of Miss Rose Marie Svestka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Svestka of Cresco, and Leonard Shatek, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Shatek of Elma, is made. They were married in the Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Protivin on the 22nd wedding anniversary of the bride's parents. They will make their home with the bridegroom's parents where the bridegroom is farming, southwest of Cresco. MURRAY-McNAMARA WEDDING PLANNED marriage of Miss Constance McNamara of Iowa City, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jay J. McNamara of Iowa City, and Henry R. Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murray of Cresco, will be Saturday at 9 a.m.

in the St. Mary's Catholic Church in Iowa City. The bride-elect attended Mount Mercy Academy, Cedar Rapids. The two will attend the University of Iowa, Iowa City, where they will make their home. Handy facts to remember about sugar measures when you are baking: A pound of granulated sugar yields 2V4 cups, a pound of firmly- packed brown sugar 2W cups, and a pound of sifted confectioners' sugar 4 cups.

In some parts of the country confectioners' sugar is called powdered sugar. Bridal Pair Is at Home After Trip FOREST CITY Mr. and Mrs. Ross DeLawyer are making their home in Forest City following a wedding trip to Colorado. The bride was Evelyn Berhow before the marriage which took place in the Immanuel Lutheran Church at Forest City where the Rev.

Burton W. Smith, pastor, read the double ring ceremony. She is employed at the office of Thorson, Thorson and Madson, architects. Mr. DeLawyer is a custodian for the Forest City Public Schools.

The bride's brother, Thomas, es- sorted her to the altar. Her sister, Agnes Berhow, was her maid of honor. Carroll Erickson, of Balaton, son-in-law of the bridegroom, was bestman. Leslie and Orville Berbow, brothers of the bride, were ushers. The ringbearer was David Berhow, nephew of the bride, and candlelighters were Gloria and Karol Rae Berhow, nieces of the bride.

Miss Norma Boomharden played nuptial organ music and accompanied Mrs. Carroll Erickson, daughter of the bridegroom, who sang. A reception for about 100 guests followed. Kirk ohoto MR. AND MRS.

DELAWYER Navy Mothers Meet at Lake Navy Mothers Club met Thurs day at the home of Mrs. Charles Crowley at Clear Lake for a buffet dinner, followed by the July business session, Mrs. W. A. Berry presided.

Mrs. H. L. Hettler, ground observer corps chairman for the club, talked on the corps and called for volunteers. She also reported on floral contributions to the Daughters of Union Veterans, the Royal Neighbors and the Allied Orders conventions at the Hanford in June.

New committees wfll be appointed at the next business meeting, Aug. 10 at the Labor Temple. The Tri-States rally to be held in Davenport was discussed. The Navy Mothers Club will take part in the memorial floor service. When you are stewing or steaming chicken, remember that it takes chicken pieces about as long as a whole bird to cook.

Mrs. Hartema, 41, Dies of Cancer mother of three young children, Mrs. Edward Har- 41, Hampton, died of cancer ji the Memorial Hospital at Water- oo Thursday. Funeral services will je held at the Lee Center Church, iampton, at 2 p.m. Saturday.

Mrs. Hartema is survived by her husband and children, Gary, 10, Linda 8, and Dorothy, 4. Other survivors are one sister, Mrs. Lecsih siatioii, fire, flat tire and all. Evans, Alden; brothers, Clifford The front seat was destroyed along Beherns, Williams; Arlo Beherns, with the tire and wheel.

San Paulo, and Myron Beherns, Garner. One half-brother, Harold Beherns, San Paulo, also survives. Funeral arrangements are being landled by the Greenfield Funeral Home and the Rev. Edward Cass will officiate. A prayer service will be held at 1:30 p.

m. in the Hartema home service. Gerard photo OBSERVE and Mrs. Milton Sherman, 507 20th S. observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a surprise party given by friends and neighbors.

The occasion was also the 25th anniversary of their daughter, Mrs. L. H. Lundahl of Minneapolis. The Shermans also have two sons, Robert of Los Angeles and Glenn of Mason City.

Missionaries to Speak at Church of Open Bible Sunday The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Welch, just returned from Afissionary work in Liberia on the west coast of Africa, will be the special speakers Sunday at the Church of the Open Bible, 1702 Carolina S.E. They will speak at both the 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

service. They have spent about five years in Liberia. They will tell of the infamous secret society known as the Gri-Gri Bush or Devil Bush Society which rules and dominates all the activities of this large tribe. The Welchs also will tell of modern day miracles accomplished through the power of prayer and the word of God. TRAVELS IN EUROPE RICEVILLE Miss Jean Jennison, Riceville, was a passenger to Europe recently for a summer Mrs.

Uhlenhake Dies While Visiting at Whittemore WESLEY Mrs. Mary Uhlenhake, 83, died Wednesday at the home of her son, John Uhlenhake in Whittemore where she was visit ing. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a. m. in St.

Joseph's Catholic Church, Wesley, and burial will be in the Catholic cemetery. Survivors are a son, John, and daughters, meer and Mrs. Mrs. George Krogs- Joe Krogsmeer, Ft. Madison; Mrs.

R. C. Bauer, Wesley, and -Mrs. Gus Brandt, Clear Lake. Charles Cifyan Had Plenty of Car Trouble CHARLES CITY-Harold Ferch, GOG Howard street, Charles City, delivered a fire right to the fire station here Thursday.

Ferch was driving his car a fire started in the front seat. Immediately after he discovered the fire he had a flat tire on the car. But this didn't stop Ferh. He drove directly to t. i t- i.

i July 15, 1 City Gtobe-tiuetU. CHj. and suspended his driver's license for six months, as the result of a speeding charge. Keyes was arrested by police Monday evening for speeding his motorcycle on Ninth avenue and Grand. prior to the church Glen Hard man, 65 Dies in California GREENE Word was received of the sudden death of a former Greene resident, Glen Hardman, 65, who died in his home in San Diego, Calif.

Mr. Hardman was the son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. W.

Hardman of Greene. He was a veteran of World War I. Survivors are his wife, the former Agnes McMahon of Greene, one sister, Mrs. C. P.

Witwer, and a brother, Homer, both of Greene. Charles City Youth Fined for Speeding CHARLES his crackdown on speeders and reckless and noisy drivers here, Mayor Mike Micich Thursday fined Robert Gene Keyes, 18, a $10 fine and costs Bessie Moore Dies at Hampton Moore died Thursday evening in the Lutheran Hospital, Hampton. Services are incomplete. Suriviving Mrs. Moore are her mother, s.

Minnie Walsh, Hampton; daughters. Mrs. Ray Jackson, Hansell, and Peggy of Waterloo; and a son, De Wayne, Chicago. In ancient Rome the stork was sacred to Venus, goddess of love. The Lewis woodpecker of the western United States catches insects on the ground or in the air or digs them out of fruit instead of out of tree trunks and branches.

WE BELIEVE: 1. Clients should have the best insurance the market affords. 2. Bargains, as such, are not available in insurance. 3.

The BEST is ALWAYS the cheapest. Mel Paulson Insurance Agency "PAULSON'S POLICIES PAY" 111 East State Street Phone 3225 1 Kiwanians Tour Camp Gaywood at Clear Lake The Kiwanis Club made a tourj Thursday of Camp Gaywood, Girl Scout Camp Clear Lake, follow- tour of the continent. She traveled! mg a luncheon in the scout dining eastbound via the picturesque St. Lawrence Valley route, combining her European tour with a trip through Canada, embarking at Quebec aboard the S. S.

Homeric, of Home Lines, and landing at Southampton. She expects to return home in the late summer. EAST SIDE BIRTHDAY CLUB HAS MEETING East Side Birthday Club was entertained by Mrs. Sid Hovda 206 Rhode Island S.E., Thursday. Court whist was played, prizes going to Mrs.

Don McMurray, Mrs. Harry Barnd and Mrs. Bud Bowers. Refreshments were served by the hostess. SEPTEMBER WEDDING PLANNED BY COUPLE and Mrs.

Joseph Meurer announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Chervil Ann Meurer, RN, to Donald A. Vogel. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vogel of Adaza.

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Kornbaum had charge of the meeting. Robert Brose, program chairman, introduced Gertrude Pick, director of the camp, who had charge of the program. Seventy of the campers sang for the club. Miss Sue Fischbeck, daughter of Kiwanian Art Fischbeck, extended a welcome to the Kiwanis Club and expressed thanks for the improvements that Kiwanis contributions had made possible. E.

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