Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 24

THURSDAY, MAY II, 1939 MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE TWO MEN TERRORIZE EMMEtSBURG FARM FAMILY EACH IS BOUND TO GRAND JURY Charges of Drunken Driving Faced by 2 'From Hardy, Aigona EMiMETSBURG William Mo Kenzie of and -Doug Gaylor of Aigona 'were being held in. the Palo AHo county jail liere Thursday on charges driving while intoxicated. They bound to the gi'and jury Wednesday after preliminary hearing before Justice Glenn Hoobler. According to officers, jVIcKcnzie and Gaylor terrorized a farm family, near here while, in a state of intoxication. The pair allegedly drove into the farmyard of the B.

Millet- home southwest of Em'metsburg while the Miller children were at play there. Their car crashed first into a barn, then into a corncrib, and finally collided with a tractor, knocking it over. Officers said Mrs. Miller, watching from the house, feared lor the safety of her small children, but was afraid to go into the farmyard to take them to the house. Mr.

Miller-, who had been working in a field, happened upon the scene and summoned Sheriff B. F. Montgomery and Officer Joe Girres, who removed the pair to the county The charges of drunken driving were filed later by-'Miller. Bricelyn Seniors to Present "Happy Go Lucky" on Friday BRICELYJT, senior class Bricelyn high school will present its class "Happy Go iucky," at the Unique theater on Friday evening. The cast includes Elwaod.

Peterson, -Arleigh Bernards, Judith Ericson, Lois Whitby, Irene Gestie, Mabel.Nordness, Burton Rosedahl, Burton Doris Anderson, Donald Ove'rbo, Edwin Sihrum and Marjorie Olson, Water Bike Built by lowan Endlong Rites Will Be Held on Monday TITONKA Funeral services for Marguerite Budlong, who died Saturday at Glendale, will be-held at Titonka, Monday. The body will arrive Saturday. CALLED BY DEATH THOMPSON Miss Donna Shr'eye, grade teacher in the local schools was called Tuesday by the serious illness of her father, David Shreve. Word was received here that her father died before she arrived. Vh GTON El1 Blnde Burlington- garageman, pictured on a water bike which he built for summer exercise and recreation on the Mississippi river.

The water bike has two 12 foot pontoons of galvanized iron, two paddle with six-inch blades, regular bicycle pedals and gearing. Binder is able to make good time on the fiV, cr cttcr tfoE'Uian'a" maa who is rowing a boat or swimming. Its safer and still good fun and exercise," says Binder It cost liun approximately $25 for materials, (towa Daily Press photo.) SERVICES HELD FOR G.O. HANNA Pioneer Settler of Winnebago Dies at Home in Forest City FOREST CITY--Funeral services for Gabriel O. Hanna, 80, pioneer settler in Winnebago county, were held at his home in Forest City at 12:30 Wednesday afternoon and at the Hauge Lutheran church in Grant township at 2 o'clock.

The Rev. Mr. Gjerde of Elmore. pastor of the church, and the v. Mr.

ns on, as tor the local Lutheran church, conducted the services. Burial was made in the Hauge cemetery, in Grant township. His first wife and two small sons died in July, 1887, of diphtheria. He was married July 29. 1888, to Anna Engelson.

who with six children survive: Mrs. Joe Bilyeu of Woden; Mrs. Abuer Bilyeu of Birchdale, Ole and Gilbert Hanna of Woden; Miss Emma Hanna of Chicago and Miss Nora Hanna at home. Two sons' preceded him in death. Abb surviving are two brothers: Oliver O.

Hanna of Mount Ole O. Hanna of "Woden; one sister, Mrs. Mandrupt Enderson of Charles City; 17 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Visiting ia St. Paul OTRANTO Mrs.

Woodley is spending a few days with relatives in St. Paul. HOLD RITES OF MRS. RANUM, 58 Worth County Farm Woman Leaves Five Sons and Husband 6 Funeral services for Mrs. Clarence Banu'm, 58, were held Wednesday after the Ranum farm home west of Northwood and at Shell Rock Lutheran church two miles west of Northwood.

Burial was matJe in Shell Rock church cemetery. The Rev. Arthur J. Tolo of Northwood was iiv charge of the rites. Mrs.

Ranum died at her home near Northwood last Saturday after an illness of about three years. On March 26, 1902, she was married to Clarence Hanum by the Rev. Mr. Torgerson. They moved on to the farm which has since been their Home.

Five sons were born to them, Benjamin and Gun- void Ranum; both of Minneapolis; the Rev, Joyce Hempstead, N. Maurice Ranum, Albert Lea, and Harold Ranum, living at home. Five brothers and three, sisters are living, Mrs. Emma Tue and John both of Northwood; Mrs. Anna Olson.

Mrs. Seena Kilbride, Mrs. Mabel Warrington, all of Albert Lea; Mrs Dena Garrily. Diiluth: Henry El- Jingson. Sharon, K.

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P. J. Braner, pastor of tile local parish, stated that between 2,500 and 3,000 persons are expected to attend. The meeting will be held at the Kossuth county fairgrounds and if inclement weather prevails, will be held at the high school auditorium. The morning service begins at 10 a.

m. and will be in charge of the Rev. T. Wolfram Garner, and Prof. Richard Neitzel from the college at Springfield, will preside at the afternoon service.

An orchestra and choirs will furnish musical entertainment. The public is invited. "Almost Eighteen" to Be Given Friday by Kiester Seniors KIESTEB, senior class play, "Almost Eighteen" under the direction of Miss Sarah Hansen will be presented Friday evening at the high school auditorium. The cast includes: Arthur Hamren, Majel Aspenson, Irene Kreuger, Lorraine Trytten, Sigrid Iverson, Donald Cries, Ahvooct Baker, Hazel Wittman, Francis Haddy, Marian Courrier, Clifford Sime, Evelyn Bauman. phasis 011 fire prevention, smoke, and gas hazards, utilization of fire streams-to best advantage, and the 1 cutting down of loss of life loice Junior and through first aid and rescue.

There "will also- be discussions of the methods and tactics used in fighting some Iowa's more destructive fires in the past year. The Iowa State college school is the oldest of. its kind in the United States. More than 400 per- Plans Complete for Spring Cleanup Week EMMETSBURG Plans-have been completed for a spring cleanup week at Emmetsburg, which will formally open on Monday, May 15. The project is sponsored PLAN RITES OF AIGONA WOMAN Rites on Friday in Wnittemore for Mrs.

Theodore Elbert, 60 ALGONA Funeral services will be held Friday morning at St. Michael's Catholic church in Whittemore for Mrs. Theodore Elbert, 60, who died suddenly at her home in Aigona following her evening meal Tuesday. The Rev. William Veil will officiate with burial at Whittemore.

Survivors are her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Ralph Fanctel, Whittemore, and Mrs. William Sluga of Metamora, 15 grandchildren, two brothers, Sidney Higley of Mason City and John Higley of Emmetsburg. Six sisters also survive. They are Mrs.

Mike McEnroe, Aigona; Mrs. John Schumacher, Irvington; Mrs. Harry Grnelin. Mason City; Mrs. Joe Yanke and Mrs.

Frank Brennan, both of Emmetsburg, and Mrs. William Kelly of Whittemore. The body was taken from the McCullough funeral chapel in Ai- gona to Whittemore Wednesday evening. Services Held for Ludvig Johnson, 74, in Church and Home DECORAH Funeral sen-ices were held Wednesday for Ludvig Johnson, of Springfield ship, who died Sunday at his farm home from diabetes and complications. The services were held in the Fjelstul funeral home and in the Washington Prairie church, with the Rev.

Paul Koren officiating. Burial was made in the Washington Prairie cemetery. Mr. Johnson was born in Enebak, Norway. Mrs.

Johnson survives, also four children: Mrs. Nonnan Flatland, Glenwood township; John Johnson, Decorah; Helmer Johnson, Frankvillo township; and Anne, at home. Mothers, Daughters to Meet on Friday Night for Banquet GARNER--Mothers and daughters of the Garner Methodist EpiscopaJ church will gather at the church parlors Friday evening for a banquet being planned by the Ladies' Aid society of the church. Mrs. L-.

R. Melcher, president the society, is in general charge of arrangements for the banquet. A highlight of the program will be a one act play being directed by Mrs. SI. J.

Mertr. Famous "Fire Clown" Will Talk at Ames Fire School 'Srnokey' Rogers Among Those on Program for Course.on May 23-26 AMES--Chief Harry "Smohey" Rogers, fire department instructor of the Western Actuarial Bureau and nationally famous for his "fire clown" act, will be one of the featured 'speakers at the fifteenth annual fire-school-to be held, at Iowa State college May 23 to 2S inclusive. The four-day school is sponsored by the engineering extension service ol' Iowa State college in co-operation with the state fire marshal, the Iowa Fire Chiefs association, the Iowa Insurance Service bureau, the Iowa Association of Fire Fighters and the Iowa Firemen's association. The program outlined for the sessions includes 'a study of modern fire fighting with special em- IIARRY ROGERS sons are expected to attend four-day session. the by the merce.

local chamber. of com- Senior Banquet Is Planned on Friday JOICE--The junior-senior banquet will be.held at the school gymnasium- Friday evening. The junior mothers will serve the dinner with sophomore girls and boys waiting tables. Decorations were well under way Wednesday. Members of Ladies Aid Meet Friday JOICE--Members of the Concordia Ladies aid will meet Friday at the church parlors.

Mrs. Seymour Ellingson and Mrs. John Trustem are the hostesses. Mrs. John Beattie Dies After Stroke Paralyzes Throat NASHUA--Mrs.

John Beattie died Tuesday after a three days illness following a stroke which paralyzed her throat. She is survived by the husband, a step-daughter, Mrs. Alfred Barbeck, a step-son, Archie Beattie, Willmington, and a brother, William Mullen, Decatur, III. Funeral services will "be held at the Little Brown church Friday, the Rev. William Kent officiating.

PLAY WILL BE GIVEN 2 NIGHTS Forest City Guild to Give "Southern Cinderella" Play FOREST CITY--The St. James guild is sponsoring a three act play "The Southern Cinderella," to be given in the church hall Monday and Tuesday nights, May 15 and IB. The cast of characters is as follows: Miss Margaret Hayes, Miss Hazel Gelner, Miss Marie Gavin, Miss Velma Gavin, Miss Nita Morrissey, Miss Margaret Drugg, and Miss Marie Drugg. Miss Norma Cross will also play a group of southern melodies, Miss Winnifred Simmons will do a specialty number, and vocal solos will be given by Mary Jacobs, Delores Brown and Victor Gustafson, accompanied by Miss Cross. Officials of County in Social Gathering HUTCHIiVS--Perm Hancock county supervisor, and his wife, with other county otficers and employes, picnicked at Eagle Lake State park Mondav evening.

It was decided at thq gathering to hold a similar social meeting once a month during the- summer. Accompanying IVIr. and Mrs. Eckels were Mr. and Mrs.

H. H. Mullin of Mr. Mullin is county relief officer. Is From Omaha, Ncbr.

GENEVA Wilbur Thompson of Omaha spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Susie Thompson PAPER'S FILES BURN IN BLAZE Fire Destroys Part of Home of Branagan, Emmetsburg Editor EMMETSBURG--Fire Wednesday afternoon gutted the ten room residence of W. T. Branagan, Emmetsburg editor, causing damages estimated at $3,500. The cause of (he blaze is unknown, and the loss is covered by insurance.

The early files of the Emmetsburg: Democrat, weekly newspaper which Branagan edits, were destroyed. The papers were valued because of, the early Palo Alto county history they contained. The fire was discovered by neighbors, who saw flames shooting out the root and third-story windows. The fire department was summoned, but by the time the trucks arrived the entire 'roof of the house was ablaze, with the flames, fanned: by a shooting several hundred feet in the air. Three lines of water hose and a chemical hose were played on the flames, and firemen battled for an hour and a half before the blaze was extinguished.

The entire third story of the house was destroyed, and the flames did some damage on the second floor. The ground floor of the home was damaged by water from the hose. Much of the furniture was removed to the yard during the fire by volunteer workmen. BID IS ACCEPTED RAKE--Harvey Satre of Hake received word that his bid was accepted by the government for star route carrier on the route between Albert Lea, and Rake twice daily and extending to Buffalo Center once daily. He will begin July 1.

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