Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • 5

wmmmtmea June 11, 1945 5 MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE WAR CASUALTIES Society LISTED BY OWI 2-Day List Has Many Liberated Prisoners BUYS INTEREST West Union Ernest Schuff, St. Paul, Minn has purchased part interest in Fisheimer's Meat Products company, accprding to C. H. Elsheimer, manager. Mr.

Schuff, a sausage expert production man, began his connection with the con? cern this week. Graduates of St. Olaf With Cum Laude Rating Garner Elda Dorow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Dorow of the St. John's community near Garner, was graduated with her class as a cum laude student at St. Olaf college at Northfield, Minn. She received the degree of bachelor of arts, majoring in English.

She attended the school 34 years. She has accepted a position as teacher of English and speech at Tracy, next year. Norma JeanTysdale Weds Marion Kelso Iowa Falls Miss Norma Jean Tysdale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.

M. Tysdale, of Iowa Falls, and Marion B. Kelso of Waterloo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Z.

Q. Kelso of Williams, were married in the Methodist church at Williams by the Rev. A. D. Geyde.

The bride was given in mar- 1 riage by her father. Her attendants were Miss Lela Underwood, maid of honor; Miss Keva Castor of Toledo and Miss Mildred Kaplan of Alden, bridesmaids. William Bryan of Charles City was the best man. Nuptial music was provided by Miss Rosemary Wolfe, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. George A.

Wolfe of Iowa Falls. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the parlors of the church. Mrs. Kelso attended Ellsworth Junior college in Iowa Falls, and for the past 2 years has been teaching in rural schools. After a short wedding trip the couple will be at home in Waterloo, where Mr.

Kelso is an employe of the Alstadt Langlas Baking company. TRINITY ROOSEVELT CIRCLE TO MEET Trinity Roosevelt circle will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Elmer Skoglund, 415 18th S. E. Cresco Mrs.

J. Phillips of Long Away Go Co tit fmttrnt fcetief You'll quickly forget yon he corn! or sore toes when you use Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads. So atantly stop tor- if V. 1 i 1 -f-fr, -irm- fr-tii-i iTjjfc--ai-r-t---'--irE'f--ir wtxmf rfwiw 1 in 8 Cars Checked Had Bad Breaks One out of 8 Iowa passenger cars checked in a recent brake emphasis program sponsored by the Iowa department of public safety, had defective brakes, Chief Harold Wolfe, Mason City, program chairman announced Monday.

At the beginning of the sevens week dtive one out of every 6 failed to pass the check, but by the last week only one in 9 failed to pass, he said. In addition to finding poor brakes on passenger cars, several hundred drivers were found to be driving without drivers' licenses or with licenses under suspension, and a great many cars had defective lights. Reports from the highway patrol and sheriffs throughout the state indicated that cars in cities were in much better condition than those in rural districts, where some checks showed an average of one out of 4 cars failed to pass. Of the 21,047 cars checked by the highway patrol, an average of one out of 7 had faulty brakes. The same percentage of defective brakes was found in the 6,085 cars checked by sheriffs throughout the state.

In Sioux City, where the greatest number of cars, 11,636, was checked, only one in 11 failed to pass. The fatality rate for the state was reduced by 21 from Jan. 1 to June 1 over the year 1944, Wolfe said, adding that some of the credit for the reduction should be given the drive against faulty brakes. There also was a reduction over 1944 of 333 injured persons from Jan. 1 to June 1.

The office of war information Sunday and Monday listed the following north Iowa war casualties, based on prior notification to next of kin: Army Wounded, Pacific Pfc. Wilmer B. Frein, son of Mrs. Julia Frein. Osage.

Pfc. Dearld E. Hoel, son of Louis A. Hoel, Nora Springs. Sgt.

Myron H. Rude, son of Mrs. Minnie Rude, Decorah. Prisoners Liberated, Germany 1st Lt. James P.

Beard, son of William E. Beard, Decorah. Sgt. Clarence W. Carter, son of Ira L.

Oelwein. Pvt. John A. Doll, son of Mrs. Lena A.

Doll, Garner. 1st Lt. Albert C. Lichter, son of Henry Lichter, Algona. 2nd Lt.

Clinton W. Richards, husband of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Richards, Ionia. T5 Keith S.

Slater, nephew of Mrs. Tom I. McKautty, Emmets-burg. Flight Officer Jackson V. Waller, husband Mrs.

Marion W. Waller, Lake Mills. Pvt. Robert W. Donovan, son of Leo J.

Donovan, Emmetsburg. Pfc. Arden C. Ingebretson, son of Mrs. Bertha J.

Ingebretson, Forest City. Cpl. Kenneth V. Jenison, son of Leroy G. Jenison, Belmond.

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kW. 1 Other MONARCH FOODS 500 Beach, who was visiting her brother, Wesley Smith and family, left for home Friday. Her niece, Thelma Smith, went with her to Cheyenne, to visit friends. The Smith family formerly lived at Cheyenne. All Just As Goodl retiring president of the Mason City District Association of Life Underwriters, is shown above with the achievement award trophy, won by the local association 2 years in succession.

At right is Ted Kiesselbach, newly elected president of the Mason City association, and to left, Max Kissick, membership committee chairman. Kiesselbach Heads Local Underwriters Mason City TJlslrlct Association of Life Underwriters held its annual meeting at the Hotel Han- ford Saturday noon, at which time the new officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, Ted Kiesselbach; vice president, Ed Hunter; secretary-treasurer, Dave Smith, and directors, George H. Harrer, Jack Sharp, Northwood; Bert Donahue, Hampton, and Orville Knutson. Ted Kiesselbach succeeds George H. Harrer who served as president the last 2 years.

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LADY NEARLY CHOKED WHILE LYING IN BED-DUE TO STOMACH GAS One lady said a few days ago that she used to be afraid to go to bed at night. She was swollen with stomach gas, which always got worse when she went to bed, and the gas would rise up in her throat after she lay down and would nearly choke her. She couldn't lie flat. Had to prop herself up on pillows. Recently this lady got SYS-TONE and now says gas is gone, "stomach feels fine, bowels are regular and she can go to bed and sleep soundly.

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1 51 paid up members, the largest number ever to have belonged to the organization in its history and up represents 4 consecutive years of increases. The members are dis Rake Miss Margaret Bruvold, who is taking cadet nursing training at Asbury hospital in Minneapolis is spending her vacation at the parental O. J. Bruvold home. Goodell Mrs.

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Mr. Harrer presented the state association achievement award trophy which was won by the local district association 2 years in succession and which, if won again this coming year, will remain here permanently. A telegram was received during the meeting from Charles J. Strat-ton, president of the Iowa State Association of Life Underwriters, reading in part: "Your achievements of past year will live in state association history." Roy Bailey was acclaimed by the members present as carrying on the prestige of the local district association by being elected vice president of the state association which frequently is but a prelude to the presidency of that body. Mr.

Hunter, secretary-treasurer, reported the organization in excellent financial condition, in fact, the best in its entire history. Mr. Kiesselbach's report on the details of the state meeting brought forth hearty applause. He stated the local district's representatives aided immensely in adopting the plans for, financing a paid, permanent secretary with headquarters in Des Moines and as usual he stated the local club was first in carrying out its assignments as was evidenced by a letter from the state secretary acknowledging receipt of draft for $100 that read in part "This is the first check received, but then we have grown to expect Mason City district to be first in most everything." The unusually high type of programs provided during the year under the chairmanship of Floyd Osmundson was acclaimed as well as the excellent work of the secretary-treasurer, Nan Hunter. The past president, George H.

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