Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • 9

Mrs. J. T. Charlesworth Appomat April 8. 1948 9 Mason City Globe-Gasette, Mason City, la.

tox Day. Mrs. Russell Roberts NEWS of Grand Army Day and Mrs. C. T.

Doug McMannes Resigns as CIO Business Representative Higgins Easter in Mexico. The corps voted to give $5 to the Cancer Control fund and $5 to the Girl Scouts. Lunch was served by Mmes. Funk, Belle RECORD Births Reported (At Park Hospital) Son to Mr. ind Mrs.

Kelmer t. Kvale, Lakt Miili, Gives Up Executive Positions With Union in Mason Citv Farmer and Hisgins. Mrs. Higgins will entertain W. R.

C. circle April eluded the program by singing the "4-H Hymn." The Victory Queens and Freeman P. T. A. will present a program at Swaledale high school auditorium Friday evening.

The program will be made up of plays and musical numbers. The Freeman group is under the direction of Mrs. Gene Shipman, P. T. president.

Receipts from the program and social were $82.45. The proceeds will be used to further 4-H 15. DUV Tent 45 Gives Patriotic Program Clear Lake Daughters of Union Veterans met Monday evening at the Legion hall with Mrs. Ralph Ott in charge of the program. She read an article on President Grant whose birthday is observed this month.

The D. U. V. are also observing Appomattox Day and Grand Army day. Mrs.

Marjorie Brooks told how the song "God Bless America" originated. Mrs. A. R. Cain gave a reading entitled "This Glorious Thing." Reports were given on the rummage sale held Saturday.

A pot luck lunch was served. The next meeting will be April 19. The refreshment committee will be Mmes. Myrtle Alder, Lona Brose and Kenneth Cobb. Mrs.

Waffles. In "Starring Dinah" the characters were Mr. Thomas, Bruce Evans; Mrs. Thomas, Lois Bates; Linda Thomas, Dorothy Earles; John Thomas, Billy Bart-lett; Davie Thomas, Sonny Shields; Kathryn, Sue Ann Nelson; Mrs. Simmons, Marilyn Nelson; Mrs.

Wilson, Ruth Fuller; Katy, Mary Jo Conn; Dinah, Donna Shields, and Mr. Parks, Gene Evans. The play was written by Mrs. Carstens. Marilyn Nelson accompanied all numbers.

Boxes and a large cake were auctioned off by J. B. Lane and Son, Colonel Lane, of the Lane auction school, Mason City. Donna Shields won the popularity contest among the 4-H girls. The D-X Oil company donated a gallon of motor oil to be sold to the highest bidder.

The girls sold candy all evening and lunch was served. The program opened with community singing of "My Wild Irish Rose" and "Let Me Call You Sweetheart." Mrs. Carstens led. The 4-H girls "sang, Gene Evans gave an instrumental solo and Margaret Zerbel gave a reading on "4-H Symbols." Betty Fjone, Mary Jo Conn, Phyllis Miller and Ruth Bartlett gave the 4-H pledge in verse, Phyllis Miller gave the poem, "The Faithful Few," the club sang "I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover" and Marilyn Nelson presented some instrumental music. A short skit, "All in a Day," by 4-H young people followed and Betty Clark, county 4-H president, talked on "The Meaning of 4-H." Mr.

and Mrs. Smudth played saxophone and piano numbers. Marilyn Nelson sang the "Anniversary Song" and Mary Jo Conn played a piano solo, "Wayside Chapel." Miss Luclle Buchanan, Mason City, spoke and the girls' kitchen orchestra played. "Good Night Wherever You Are" was sung by Rachel Zerble, Betty Fjone and Dorothy Earles. The 4-II girls con- Fire Calls At 1:48 a.

to 4th and River Helrhti drive. Leaves burnlnf. lima el run, 10 minute. VICTORY QUEENS GIVE PROGRAM Box Social Nets Club $82 to Further Work Clear Lake Victory Queens 4-H club gave a box social and variety program at Burchinal hall Friday evening under the direction of Mrs. Carrie Carstens, leader.

Mrs. Gilbert Fjone assisted. The cast for "Back Yard Neighbors" was Betty Lou Fjone as Mrs. Sassafras and Rachel Zerble as Douglas McMannes has resigned, effective April 9, his position as business representative of the local industrial union No. 1,367 CIO, it was announced Thursday.

This action followed his resignation es president of local No. 38 of the United Packing House Workers CIO, on March 2 and his resignation as president of the Cerro Gordo county industrial union CIO on March 11. This severs all relations as an executive officer with the CIO for McMannes, who since 1940 has Poultry Group Has Program at Rushias Clear Lake Mrs. Ed Rushia entertained the Poultry Improvement association Monday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. George Jamison had charge of the program and had questions and answers for roll call. Mrs. Charles Findson read "Feeding Granite Grit to Baby Chicks" and Mrs. Jamison "The New Way of Sexing Chickens." Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Findson were guests. Mrs. George Prescott and Mrs. Police Court Overtime Parking K.

J. Boh en, S3 8th forfeited II bond. Failure to Im Lights Fred Waslcek, 921 15th N. fined SI and cokIi. Speeding Joseph R.

Traub, UM 8rd N. fined SIU and tosts. SELLS BUSINESS Waucoma Charles Allen, local blacksmith the past 12 years, has sold his business and equipment to John Flynn, The family, Mr. and Mrs. Flynn and 1 child, moved from Calmar last week to the Dr.

Leland J. Belding cottage, vacated by the Birchard Hoy family. H. J. Sutcliffe won prizes Monday -m vv AT BARON'S afternoon as the Twelve Whatz Patriotic Program Featured by WRC Clear Lake The Woman's Relief corps met Friday afternoon at I.

O. O. F. hall for a program arranged by the patriotic instructor, Mrs. Fred Funk.

Mrs. E. E. Strong gave the history of General Grant, A met with Mrs. J.

R. Buttleman with Mmes. S. O. Bacon and W.

G. Dolly substitutes. The next meeting is April 19 with Mrs. Realty Transfers Brown, Charles R. and Mildred to Charles W.

and Estellne Cline, Jt. SI. (HO) Mti, Blk. 8, the Highlands, M. 4-8-48.

Carstens, Al K. and Mona, to Charles A. nnd Kozella Odom, tl, (WD) L5 and t), Itlk. Ill, Burchinal. 4-11-18.

Koch, Joseph, to William B. and Ma rie D. Carrott. jt. tl, WD) LIU, II, Auditor's Subd.

of L14 in 18-W-W, 8-31-48. Allen, James to Jar M. Davis, $1, UVDI L17, Blk. 1, West Haven Add. to M.

I 5-1W-47. Lnomis, Lee and Margaret to L. C. and Marian B. Stuart, jt.

tl. (QCO) 1.4 in Auditor's Plat of 's W(i of LI7 in Sirrines' Subd. Clear Lake, 8-81-48. Beck, Allan to Andrew J. nd Stma Lee, Jt.

tl. (WO) 1.2, Blk. 8, lair-view M. 4-S-48. Tanner, (..

W. and Etta, to Lyle E. Alice Dutro. Parte CASUALS DOZENS OF STYLES, IN ALL IEATHER When You Ask For Donuts ASK FOR rfif gw Jr 11-1 and Velma I. Bevee, jt.

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Jtaiscb. Albert and Lydla, to Charles L. and Lola M. Strom, Jt. 11, (WD) LSS and WM'i feet of L31.

Blk. 7. the Highlands, M. 3-31-48. Marriage Licenses Griffin Veni, Zt.

Waukon. and Jeanette REDS GREENS! WHITES! Young, imart, cuthion-platformed sandalt and a boll as nation oily advertised in leading magazines! Outstanding values! Myers, 18, Mason Cltyi Alvln Williamson, 20, and Loretta Summers, 15, both of Minneapolis; Dirk Dewayne Fox, 20, and Mary Catherine Doolan, 22, both of Mason City. Sold Fresh Every Day Modern Food Market Cut Rale Grocery Victory Grocery Ashley Grocery Bluebird Grocery Miller's Grocery Carl Grupp's Market Plopper's Market Britven's Market E. XV. Super Market Elm Drive Market Brownell's Grocery Garfin's at the Following Stores: United Fruit Store Hawkins Grocery Cory Frost Handy Grocery Carolina Grocery Zalleck's Grocery Hull's Grocery Quality Fruit Market 3Iac's Corner Store Atlas Meat Market Earl's Fruit Market Mack's Fruit Market Central Heights Grocery Grocery New Car Sales ALSO BLACK AND BROWN OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Carroll Sales 600 4th S.

W' Ford! Emmet J. Field, 81 Linden drive, Pon-tlaci Grant L. Anderson, Ventura, Dodge; Syl Malek, Ventura, Chevrolet; Percy Construction 231 9th S. Dodge DOUGLAS McMANNES served in some executive capacity in the CIO in this community. McMannes stated his resignation as president of the local on March 2 took place btcause of "factional difficulties" in which it became evident that continuation of his services as head of the organization would not serve to the best interests of the union during the present strike situation.

No successor has been named to serve in the positions resigned by McMannes. Charles Kranz is acting president of the packing house workers union. irura; K. Chevrolet 18 Washington S. Chevrolet truck! Wolf 808 5th 8.

Plymouthi R. A. llolman, Rockwell, Ford; W. Wayne Wilson, Will Massachusetts S. Chevrolet; Pittsburgh Plate Glass, IS 2nd S.

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