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PLAN RITES OF HENRY WEMARK Lincoln Township Farmer Rites Wednesday RIDGEWAY--Funeral services for Henry L. Wemark, who died at the Decorah hospital on Sunday after an illness of several "weeks, will be held at the home in Lincoln township at 1 o'clock, and at the Lincoln Lutheran church at 2 o'clock, Wednesday afternoon. Ihe Quill will officiate. Interment will be made in the cemetery adjoining the church. He received his education in the rural school of Lincoln township and in Valders college in He had lived on a farm in Lincoln township since.

Mr. Wemark served as secretary of the Lincoln Lutheran church, secretary of the Lincoln Creamery and secretary of the Lincoln Telephone company for several years. He is survived by three sons, Harry, Leonard and Maurice, all of Ridgeway, and one daughter, Julia Wemark, who is teaching at Traer, three grandchildren, one brother, John Wemark of Kenmare, N. and one sister, Mrs. Tilda Bakken of Waubun, Minn.

John Vam Raden, 61, Dies; Final Rites Are Held at Home DUMONT--Funeral services for John Van Baden, 61, were held Monday at his home six miles southeast of here at 1 o'clock in charge of the Rev. F. R. Blakely, pastor of the local and Fairview Evangelical church. Music was furnished by Helen and Theresa Reiner of the Fail-view church.

Burial was in the Allison cemetery- Surviving are the widow, three -sons and two daughters, Leslie and Lester, twins at home with a daughter, Miss Gladys; Ernest, Aredale, and Mrs. Harold Smith, Three sisters also survive, Mrs. Louis Swansick, Minneapolis; Mrs. Margaret Burgess, Waterloo; and Mrs. Lee Porter, Dumont; and two brothers, Menno, Clarksville, Ralph, Allison, and three grandchildren.

MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1941 CALMARR.N.A. HAS CEREMONY New Officers for Lodge Inslalled at Annual Meeting CALMAR--The Royal Neighbors lodge held its installation of officers and a pot lucl-: supper at Hutchins Couple Is Injured When Auto Skids and Overturns HUTCHINS--Mr. and Mrs. Leo Waldschmidt were not seriously injured but their car was badly damaged in a car accident Friday noon. Both occupants suffered shock and bruises and Mrs.

Waldschmidt received a sprained shoulder. The accident occurred about three miles east of Algona as the couple was enroute to Whittemore. The car skidded on the icy pavement and upset. Charles Fosse, Once of Ridgeway, Dies; Conduct Last Rites RIDGEWAY--Funeral services for Charles Alvin Fosse, who died at his home in La Porte City Saturday, were held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Bradley funeral home at Cresco with the Bev. L.

J. Paris, pastor of the Methodist church of Ridgeway, officiating. The last rites were conducted by the Masons. A short service was held in La Porte City on Sunday. He was formerly of Ridgeway.

Pallbearers were Theodore Hopperstad, Ole Brenno, Rollin Baker, Albert Aegerter, John H. Bakken and Ole Magnus, all pE Ridgeway. Interment was made in the Ridgeway cemetery. Surviving are his widow and three children Ogden, Lewis and Mrs. Ray Johanssen, all of La Porte City.

From 1904 to 1917 he operated a creamery and produce business in Schley. In 1917 he founded the Fosse Produce company of La Porte City. Besides his wife and three children, he is survived by his mother, Mrs. L. T.

Fosse of Ridgeway, two brothers, Addison of Ridgeway and Tyndall of Decorah. and one sister Mrs. Fred Curtis of Canton, Minn REA Worker Injured as Tree Falls on Him Near Thompson THOMPSON--Phillip Alexander, REA worker, received back and side injuries Saturday when tree fell on him while he felling trees from the right of way north of Thompson. He failed to hear the warning given by a crew member. GRANGER MAN GIVES SPEECH Officers of Lake Mills Community Oil Firm Elected LAKE MILLS--The Community Oil company held its sixtcentl annual meeting of stockholder: the Wills theater with A.

Westland presiding on Monday afternoon. Father Liquitti of Granger a talk on co-operative work, referring to his project in Granger, which he has engineered for the past five years, putting everv family on a self supporting basis. New directors of the oil company are John H. Johnson, Ole Kringlak and J. M.

Knudtson. There were more than 700 mea and women who attended the meeting. The new directors met and or- jsnized directly after the meeting with O. K. Storre, president; Ole Kringlak, secretary, and George Holtan, treasurer.

Wednesday o'clock. evening at 7:30 the lodge rooms at the last regular meeting. Matilda Conover acted as installing officer and Cleo Mae Hosper acted as ceremonial marshal. Officers installed were: Oracle, Agnes Hosper; vice oracle, Hannah Haekett; past oracle, Rosa Lawrence; recorder, Kathcryn Holverson: receiver, Anna Johnson; marshal, Bess Graf; inner sentinel, Matilda Meyer; outer sentinel, Kaya Haatvcdt; managers, Bess Simonson, Bess Graf and Gail Eppens; physician, Dr. V.

J. Horton; musician, Bess Simonson; courage, Gail Eppens; modesty, Bertha Orhe; unselfishness, Edna Sjulle; endurance, Dora Brookner; flag bearer, Bertha Orlce. CALLED BV ILLNESS OSAGE--Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gemaehlich were called to Arabia.

Saturday by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Belirens. SUFFERS BROKEN ARM BRADFORD--Mrs. Lizzie Duit received a broken left arm in a fall on the ice at her home last week. Mrs.

Matilda Haugen Found Dead in Bed at Home in Calmar CALMAR-- Matilda Haugen, was found dead in bed at her home Saturday morning by Mrs. Hans Sjulle, her grandson's wife, who lived with her. Her dentil was attributed to heart disease. Funeral services were held church of which she was a member. ATTEND FUNERAL DOUGHERTY--Mr.

and airs. lt Monday afternoon at the Lutheran Void Wednesday. Malhews, Mrs. Mayme Olson and Geraldine and Glen and Mr. and Airs.

Jerome Olson of Minneapolis came to attend the funeral Mrs. Grace O'Donnell on Saturday. CIRCLE TO MEET (Wife of One-Time Geneva Minister Succumbs in South GENEVA--Friends of the Rev. and Mrs. C.

Rodgers of Lake Charles, have received word of Mrs. Rodgers' death early in January following a stroke. The anuary KE.MSETT-- The little circle will Rev. Mr. Rodgers was nastor oE meet at the home of Miss Laura I the Geneva Methodist church Paul, Oscar Vaagen Honored at Farewell Gathering at Rake RAKE--A number of friends and relatives gathered at the J.

T. Johnson home on Saturday evening for a farewell party in honor oC Paul and Oscar Vaagen. They were presented a purse ot silver. Games were played and refreshments were served bv Mrs Pete Vaagen and Mrs. J.

Johnson. Paul and Oscar, sons of IMr. and Mrs. Peter Vaagen, enlisted in the national guard, and are leaving in February to be stationed with Company at Louisiana. "Deacon Dubbs" Will Be Presented Friday Evening at Fertile FERTILE--A home talent play, "Deacon Dubbs," a 3 act comedy drama, will be presented at the new auditorium on Friday night at 8 p.

m. The cast includes Martin Hjelmeland, Stanton Benson, Donald Boos, Donald Ouverson, Keith Sheimo, Joan Shepley. Mrs. Larry Bitter, Dorothy Walstad, Evangeline French and Mrs. Emery Ouverson.

The play is given under the direction of Magdelene Erdalil and sponsored by the band mothers. SUFFERS BROKEN HIP RUDD--Mrs. Emma Patterson suffered a broken hip Saturday forenoon when she fell. She taken to the Cedar Valley hospital. RED CROSS TO MEET RUDD--There will be a meet ing of the local branch of the Red The chimney swift used before Cross in the Methodist parsonage civilization produced human habitations with chimneys, to nest in dead trees.

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