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MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE Andre. Miehalopomlds to' Be Speaker for Woman's 'Club oes Installation Ceremonies Conducted Activities Greek Patriot Mark Clark's Wife Asks i 1 II i Are Planned Aerography New Field for Women on Schedule for Lecture Mrs. D. J. Perdue presided at By DOROTHY ROE AP Fashion Editor Smart girls are discovering that Officers were installed by the Degree of Honor lnritr at the meeting of Rebekah circle Wednesday afternoon in the I.

O. O. F. parlors when papers on By 1ST LT. BETTY W.

ALLAN- Andre Michalopoulos who will by thoughtful shopping they can stretch those 2 pairs of shoes a year to cover all their needs. TINE friendship, lovq and truth were read. ing evening in the Moose hall with Mrs. Etta A. Branson of Willow Springs, regional director and past national president, as installing officer.

v1 address the Woman's club at the Bond Buying "Where there's a will and a real desire to invest in America" says dynamic Mrs. Mark Clark, "the means to buy war bonds can be found." Stressing the fact that this is everyone's personal war, the wife (Marine Corps Public Relations Plans were made for sponsoring The precious coupons go for Mr. and Mrs. John Sam Kerrant of Fort Smith, announce the engagement of their daughter, Stomatoula, to Tom Zanios, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James Zanios, 623 6th S. W. The wedding will take place in the spring. sturdy, beautiful, all-leather Officer) Mrs. John Johnson was ih in a contest with Mrs.

U. W. Davis and Mrs. G. H.

Angell as chairman of the 2 sides. February general meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 in the Radio chapel has led a charmed life in spite of the fact that he has repeatedly tempted the fates and put If she can identify 27 different stalling past president and Mrs. walking shoes that can stand the gaff, team up with business clothes, roll up the mileage required by office work, war work, Annnnnrpmpnt was mnrlA nf frie types, of clouds and all their subdivisions, if she is on intimate iaa ounaiactt, installing usher, Mrs. Branson also conducted in Rebekah initiation to be held Fri oi America 5th army general told the bond buying story of a frail elderly friend of hers who lives day night and the L. O.

T. O. din himself time after time in tne pain of peril for his country, as a sol terms with the barograph, hygrometer and theodolite, if she can ner Thursday evening at 6:30. glance at a line of teletype code in a small southern town. Mrs.

W. H. Arnold reported on dier, as government official and as spokesman for the oppressed peo spection of the lodge. Mrs. Albert Nixt presided at the meeting.

Mrs. Jane Struyk, state organizer, was present. Officers installed included Mrs. Her scanty earnings scarcely plans for a rummage sale to be and enter wind velocity and direction, temperature, visibility and dew point on a weather map, and covered her bare living necessi held Friday and Saturday. The next meeting will be Feb.

16. The officers. Mrs. Maude Max ties" said Mrs. Clark.

"There was no margin for the bonds she longed to purchase. She, too. Leonard Dean, past president; Mrs. Jake Kringlock, president; Glen Austin. 1st vice nresi- if she wears a smart green uniform with a dash of scarlet then son, Mrs.

Arnold, Mrs. Fred Lind wanted to do her share to back shes a marine aerographer, on and Mrs. Perdue, served refresh ments. the attack. dent; Mr.

Laura Miller, 2nd vice president; Mrs. Nixt, financial whose accuracy and efficiency de shopping, club meetings and the thousand-and-one duties of the busy modern woman. For off-duty hours they buy un-rationed "fun shoes" gay, frivolous, flattering, made with wood or plastic soles, cloth, straw or braid tops. These are the shoes to wear.to the beach, to the country, arcund the house on weekends, or to team with a glamor dress for an evening of dining and dancing. Many have exaggerated clog soles, lacquered in all colors of the rainbow, fastened on with frivolous ribbon ties.

They can team with either beach or clothes with equal ease. Others are strictly sports styles, "In her eagerness to help she pend the sweather forecasts essen secretary; Mrs. Clarence Herr, Nightly, while the war was at its height, he broadcast a 15 minute tial to security in aviation, treasurer; Mrs. Carl Stenby. as ples of Europe.

He must De nign up on the nazi blacklist! Andre Michalopoulos, statesman, scholar, author, and orator, was born in 1897. At the age of 11, in September, 1908, his adventures began, when he made an ascent over France in a spherical balloon. A month later, on Oct. 7, he became the 1st passenger that Wilbur Wright took up in newfangled flying machine. The place was Le Mans, France, and the flight, 4 minutes, 54 seconds, was a record up to that time.

In 1916 when Michalopoulos was at Oxford, he interrupted his stud- thought of her few treasured heirlooms and sold a heavy gold watch which had been handed down SOCIAL CALENDAR Women marine aerographers are news commentary in English from Athens and in April, 1941, Women of Baptist Church at Meeting assigned to marine corps air sta sistant usher; Mrs. Anna Klunder, right assistant; Mrs. Omri Emery left assistant; Mrs. Lois Luther he left Athens to join the Greek tions to release combat marines for the battle fronts. Since the inner watch; Mrs.

Ida Johannsen, forces in Crete. Enroute his ship was torpedoed but this was only actual safety of air traffic de from generation to generation in her family. It was with great pride that she showed me the bond she had been able to buy with the proceeds. She told "me the watch had been a very dear treasure but outer watch; Mrs. Nixt, juvenile director, and Mrs.

Harold Ver- the beginning. Woman's union of the First Baptist church met in the chapel Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. F. L. Curtis, president, conducting pends, in the final analysis, upon the precision with which the aerographers read weather instru He arrived in Crete when the milya, pianist.

THURSDAY B. P. W. club. 6:30, Hotel Hanford.

Rainbow Mothers P. G. E. auditorium. St.

Lucy's circle to wear with slacks or play clothes. battle was reaching a crescendo, A program was Dresented bv the the business session which was ments, decode and encode weather One thing they all have in com got a' view of offense and defense that the bond was doubly precious because of the sacrifice she had made for it." followed by a program. es ro join uie the air. With the fall of mon they must not look sensible. Mrs.

Carl Rice led the devotions data, and make weather reports, the job of aerographer is a vital one at every base. The women se These jjre war-relief shoes, to tarv to Prime Mfniste imminent, the government tary to Time Minister venieius HaHHpH Mirhalnnniilns was much decided Michalopoulos was much 7:30. Mrs. E. E.

Fleming, 503 and Mrs. Roger Kirk provided a Mrs. Clark also spoke of a group lift the spirits, flatter the feet. the following year, and in 1318 was of blind men and women in a vocal solo. The Kern division had They are designed just for fun.

Pennsylvania S. E. Calvary Lutheran guild charge of the program. lected for this work are highly qualified in reliability, intelligence and special training. 7:30.

Mrs. James Demos, 318 The Sweet division served re appointed civil governor of the islands of the North Aegean, Lem-nos, Imbros, Tenedos and Samo-thrace. A year later he resumed too valuable to the Greek cause to allow him to risk his neck in this fashion and dispatched him on a special, mission to Egypt, to organize Greek resistance in the middle east. After successfully es Women marine aerographers northern city who not only bought bonds to the hilt of their ability but who, led by their Seeing Eye dogs, went from house to house asking others to buy and getting the orders. Such devotion and pa Patricia A.

Darling Weds Vernon Viebrocl freshments at the close of the meeting. 2nd N. E. Bundles for Britain 7:30, 814 Foresters building. are trained in an intensive 12-week course at the aerographer's Degree of Honor The drill team demonstrated its work and the glee club sang 2 numbers.

Refreshments were served at the close of the program. Charleen B. Haight Honored at Shower Miss Charleen B. Haight was honored at a pre-nuptial surprise shower given Wednesday evening by Mrs. Mae Williams at her home, 318 6th N.

W. A mock truth or consequences program was con Bethlehem Walther league BITS ABOUT 'EM tablishing the national committee of Greeks in Egypt, of wnich he 7:45, church. Decorah At the home of her school, Lakewood, N. which is a unit of the naval air station at Lakehurst, J. triotism she said was a challenge to us all.

was secretary-general, he flew to I-mel Ma ha parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. his studies at Oxford, being graduated in 1920 and rejoining Veni-zelos as private secretary in 1921 when he accompanied the prime minister on a 9 month's tour of the United States, Central and South America. It was in the winter of 1922-23 933 8, Mrs.

Melford Newberg, Mrs. A. H. Carstens has re Are we really all doing our Darling, Patricia Antrim Darling, South Africa where he delivered Twenty-five carefully selected part to the fullest? This is war and members of the marine corps was married to Vernon Charles Viebrock. corporal in the United a series of broadcasts and lectures on the Greek campaign.

turned from Long Beach, after visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. Cecil C. we must sacrifice to bring it to an women's reserve, which observes its first birthday Feb. 13, enters end a victorious and speedy end.

States army air forces, Thursday Jackson N. W. Women of the Moose 8, Moose hall. L. O.

T. O. 8, I. O. O.

F. hall. FRIDAY Carstens. Lt. Carstens is stationed We must all buy more and more by the Rev.

A. H. Bartter of the the school every month. Minimum that he attended the peace conference, held in Lausanne, Switzerland, to settle near eastern affairs. Michalopoulos arrived in London with the Greek government-in-exile in September, 1941, and there accepted a cabinet appoint at Long Beach.

Decorah Congregational church educational requirements for as Mrs. Jay Conley, 138 10th N. Miss Dons Viebrock, sister of uonds to set an example to others, but most of all to convince our own selves that our hearts are really in the job of defending a the bridegroom, as maid of honor ducted by Beverly Allison. Gifts were presented to Miss Haight, who will become the bride of Don Sivwright, by the members of the AAA and Hemp offices. signment to aerographers school include high school graduation, knowledge of basic physics, math- And it was there that he had tne satisfaction of watching the states has returned from Milwaukee where she' has been visiting Mr.

Conley. will be the only attendant. First Christian Women's council free way of life." The bride attended Luther col ment, minister of information, which post he held until May, 1943. It was in this capacity that he returned to the United States in July, 1942, to remain 6 months. 12:30, church, business meeting ematics, typing, geography, draw- lege and was graduated from the ing.

meteorology, interest in map manship and good-will of Veni-zelos and Ismet Pasha of Turkey result in a pact of lasting friendship between Greece and Turkey. at 1:15. Guests were Miss Haight, Amy Lou Haight; Shirley Haight, Mrs. Elgar Z. Mrs.

Fred A. University of Iowa. Red Cross Volunteers making and weather prediction and, preferably some college Cpl. Viebrock, son of Mr. and 1:15 to 4:15, surgical dressings! Work room, 211 North Federal, When Michalopoulos left government service recently he did so Mrs.

Charles F. Viebrock of Sara science and mathematics Cahalan, Madge Baker, Gloria Jenkins, Marjorie Dunn, Marie because he was convinced that at toga, attended Luther college. He Actually, nearly half the mem Roosevelt school. bers of each class hold college de is stationed at Biloxi, nav this point in the world struggle Baptist Women's union- Gagnon, lone Craig, Beverly Alii son and Betty Williams. ing entered the service Oct.

20 grees, and the majority have taken 2, church. he could operate more effectively for Greece and the other oppressed Refreshments were served at 1941. He arrived here the first of After serving as governor ol Corfu and adjacent islands from 1924 to 1925, Michalopoulos left public life for business. He was managing director of Athens Waterworks corporation from the time of its foundation. This was a Greek-American concern; American engineers built the modern waterworks of Athens, including a a year or two of college work D.

A. R. board the close of the evening. this week on a 10 day furlough Most of the girls who enter the 2:30, Mrs. George Burmeister, peoples of Europe if he were not limited by the reticences imposed school have not only completed Following the ceremony a re Pvt.

Paul Dolan has leit lor Camp Kohler, after a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dolan, 539 7th S. E. Upon his return there, he will be transfered to an aviation cadet training camp.

Mrs. Alvin Stieger has returned from New York and Philadelphia where she has been visiting frifends for the past month' after being with her husband, who was stationed at Portland, Ore. She will make her home with her parents," Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Marston, 424 6th N. for the duration. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED AT CRESCO ception was held at the Darling by official position. 0 1452 Hampshire place N.

E. Queen Rebekah lodge 8, I. O. O. F.

hall. Junior Service guild home for immediate members of their 'boot" camp training at Camp Lejeune, New River, N. but have also spent many CRONIN-DEXTER AUXILIARY MEETS McKinley Program Planned by Board McKinley P. T. A.

executive board met Wednesday afternoon at 1:15 at the school to plan for the P. T. A. meeting which will be held next Wednesday at 2:30. The program was announced to include a safety play by the 6th grade children, music by a group of Monroe girls, directed by Mrs.

Jean Hoffman, and a talk on "Founder's Day the P. T. A. Keeps Pace With America" by Mrs. Louis Wolf.

Buy War Savings Bonds and Stamps from your Globe-Gazette carrier boy. the family after which the couple Cronin-Dexter auxiliary met weeks at Marine air stations at left on a short trip. unique aui-marDie dam. Mr. mi- r) 5 T7 TDJ chalopoulos was also connected nVJuC r3Ce IS K6Q! 2, Mrs.

C. S. Thompson, 212 Tay Wednesday evening at the V. Cherry Point and Edenton, N. lor N.

W. 42nd Rainbow auxiliary making a preliminary study 41. Substitutes for WAC 8, Service Men's club, public CLARA UDELHOFEN HONORED AT PARTY of aerography, taking part in in' strument-reading and other prac' W. hall for a business session during a committee was appointed to confer with the Red Cross concerning work the auxiliary could do. It was voted to card party.

Sixteen friends and neighbors Fort Smith. (U.R) There was a note of funpoking and defi tical work, gaining their knowl met at the farm home of Mrs, edge by doing as well as Dy study, lie cto a. uvtij iigagcu -in fci administration of many mining, industrial, banking and air-line corporations in Greece at the outbreak of the Greco-Italian war, but he promptly put his country first and his business second. give $2. to the Canteen.

Mrs. Anna Clara Udelhofen for a pot luck At Lakewood. the marine wom elping the Cresco A marriage license was issued at Cresco to Donald Falek, 23, and lone E. Peter, 18, both of Mrs. Ada tell ana- Mrs, luncheon.

The time was spent in Glen Gilbert were on the serv en learn how decode the signals which come in on the teletype visiting. Mrs. Udelhofen is mov A omemaker ICresco. ing committee for the social hour, ing to Mason City soon. from the various weather stations of the United States and Mexico By MRS.

ALEXANDER GEORGE nite anger at the fates in a letter Pvt. Woodrow Durden wrote his buddies in the prosecuting attorney's office here. Durden, a deputy prosecutor before going into the army, said he has been assigned a desk job in the reception center headquarters at Camp Robinson. There isn't anything td that, but is Durden's face red now. "Now," Durden wrote, "I find that I have been substituting for and to enter the complete weather data on weather maps.

Such maps Fish In Puffs 1 (Point-rationed items are starred) are entered 4 times a day at air bases and weather stations. It is from these maps that an officer Fish Puffs Tomato Sauce Buttered Spinach analyzes the data, determines the Whole Wheat Bread Apple Butter weather "fronts where distum-ances may be expected, and makes Brown Sugar Creamy the forecasts, In other courses at the Aerog a WAC, who has been on a furlough!" FLAN ANNUAL MEETING Ames Members of the Iowa Coffee (Recipes Serve 4) Fish Puffs rapher's school, the women ma rines learn to recognize the air ferent kinds of clouds, the "fair 2 cups mashed seasoned pots V7 ri toes weather" clouds and the kinds that cause disturbances, and to Christian Rural Fellowship and 1 cup cooked fish (canned, estimate the height of clouds others" interested in rural church work will attend the Fellowship's They learn the mathematics of well annual meeting Monday, at the fresh or frozen) 1 egg or 2 yolks teaspoon salt teaspoon celery salt Speck pepper Des Moines Valley Church of the weather and the various methods of interpolation, meteorological every Rf) in technicalities of air masses, car Brethren, a mile south of Elkhart, John P. Wallace of Des Moines, 4 tablespoons flour culation of atmosphere and warm president, announced here 4 tablespoons drippings or fat, and coid "fronts." They also learn melted the use of such instruments as the Mix potatoes with fish, egg and baragrapher, hygrometer, psy (3 Bancroft Pvt. and Mrs. Warren seasonings.

Beat a minute, urop chrometer and theodolite. portions from a spoon, frequently privates are graduated from the Robbins of Norfolk, are visiting at the George Wolfe home and dipped in warm water, (to pre aerographer's school as corporals vent sticking to the spoon) on to and corporals are graduated as with Pvt. Robbins parents at well greased, shallow baking pan. sergeants. As qualified aerograph Lightly sprinkle puffs with flour ers they are then equipped to do mm Persian Lamb Dropped Out Raccoon Hudson Seof and Others and brush vith fat.

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Games were played and Mrs. Thomas Holmes gave readings. Miss Gaffri will become the bride of Elmer Nuehring on Feb. 12. '4 1 cup tomatoes and pulp a ...3:.

:) 1 cud boiling water, meat or 1 chicken stock matoes. Simmer 5 minutes, stirring frequently. Add water and cook slowly 5 minutes. Serve 1 Heat fat in frying pan, add and poured over the puffs or pass in a simmer 5 minutes, stirring fre quently, onions, celery and pep oers. Add flour and mix thor hot bowl.

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