Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 25

MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE IETY EVENTS Miss Hazel Larson Weds Thomas Hinders at Hutchins Church HUTCHINS--Miss Hazel Clarice Larson, daughter of Mrs. C. J. Larson, and the late Mr. Larson, and Thomas G.

Hinders, son of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Hinders of Bntt, were married Wednesday at the Upper Flat church northeast ol town by the pastor, the Rev. O. M. Johnson of Britt.

Miss Enolia Olson of Britt served as bridesmaid and Miss Clarice Johnson of Thor, maid of honor. The bridegroom's attendants were two brothers the bride, Norris Larson and Birdeen Larson. Jean Nelson was flower girl and Paul Johnson of Britt was ringbearer. The bride's brother, Leo Larson, and the bridegroom's brother, Milton Hinders of Britt, were ushers. Mrs.

Milburn Rydson of Biitt played the wedding inarch. Miss Clark: Johnson and Miss Alberta Matson and Mrs. Elmer Olson of Britt sang. A reception for the couple was held at the home of the bride's mother. Dining room hostesses were Mrs.

Louis Hanson of Lakota, Mrs. Elmer Olson of Brill and Mrs. Henry Anderson and Mrs. Hans Johnson of Hutchins. Waitresses were Miss Leila Hanson of Lakota, Mrs.

Richard Larson of Crystal Lake, Miss Margery Thornburg of Charles CUy, Delicious Flavor SALAM TEA H-S Quality Fruit Market 123 North Federal Across From Vance's PHONE 193 I BEEFSTEAK BEEF ROAST BEEF SHORT RIBS BACON ENDS PORK CHOPS POTATOES GRAPEFRUIT Good Qualilj- Deckers Center Cut Large Peck--lie Ib Ib Ib. 5 Ibs Ib lOOIbs doz GIVE US A CHANCE 15c 13c 53c 20c 65c 27c FARMERS: BRING US YOUR EGGS UNITED FRUIT CO. 33 EAST STATE STREET Phone 748-749 Free Delivery FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT Sfringless Green Beans, Peas, Mushrooms, Avocadoes, Celery Hearts, Fresh Beets, Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Radishes, Young Onions, Head Lettuce, Parsley, Etc. CARLOAD IDAHO APPLES Extra Fancy and Fancy Ring Packed JONATHANS 6 Ibs. 25c; Basket $1.25 DELICIOUS 5 Ibs.

25c; Basket $1.60 ROME BEAUTIES. .5 Ibs. 25c; Basket $1.40 WINESAPS. .5 Ibs. 25c; Bosket $1.40 POTATOES, Idaho Russets, U.

S. 1 Grade 100 Ibs. Selected--15-lb. Mesh Bags 35c POTATOES, Early Chios, Peck 25c; 100 Ibs. CoJif.

ORANGES, and Juicy, 2 Dozen Sweet Pink Meat Seedless A I 5 for Yellow Globe ONIONS, 10-Pound lOdt Mesh Bag 15C Fancy APRICOTS, Ib. 23c Black WALNUT MEATS, Ib 49c ALMOND MEATS, 49c Large PRUNES, 2 Ibs. 25c PECAN MEATS, 53c WALNUT MEATS, Ib. 59c TRY MRS. BARCLAY'S HOME BAKING COMPLETE I A FINER FOODS SEE IT IN GLASS--BUY IT IN TIN Monarch COFFEE, 24c Monarch -CAKE FLOUR IJfC Monarch RED SALMON, Pound Tall Can ZJfC Monarch I Size 2 Can lOc; Car.

Monarch COCOA, 15c Monarch PEAS I5c Monarch MINCEMEAT, Condensed, 9-ox. Pkg 15IC Monarch TOMATO I 20 oi. lOc; 46 oz. MONARCH BARTLETT PEARS, 17-or. Tall Can 15c BUNTE'S CANDY DECKER'S COLD MEATS SCOT TISSUE PAPER, (1,000 Sheets) 4 for COOL SPRING TOMATOES, TOMATO I CORN, BEANS, 3 Cans LIBBY'S RED SALMON, Pound Tall Can 25c Miss Dorothea Naser, Miss Charlotte Anderson and Mrs.

George Eilts of Britt. The bride has been employed at Landsberg's Variety store in Britt. The bridegroom was graduated from the Woden high school and attended Britt junior college. He is district, manager for the Moorman Manufacturing company. For the present the young couple plans to live with the bride's motn- er, here.

--o-Meyer- Wenthold Vows Are Said at Calmar CALMAR At the St. Mary's Catholic church at Festina the marriage of Miss Julia Wenthold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wenthold, to Alousius Meyer, son or Mr. and Mrs.

Adam Meyer of near Calmar, was performed Nov 14 by the Rev. A. J. Rubly. Miss Ruth Wenthold, sister of the bride, acted as maid of honor and Arnold Meyer attended his bother as best man.

Folowing the ceremony, dinner and a reception were held at the home of the bride's parents for 75 guests. A wedding dance was held at (he Ossian. They will make their home on a farm near Decorah. Vou may lengthen the life ot sheets by reversing them. The hardest wear comes where the shoulders rest, so put wide hems at the top one month, then the next month put narrow hems there.

elping the omemaker By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE Soup--Dessert--Meal (Featuring a substantial soup and hearty, favorite dessert) Dinner Serving Four Minestrone Italian Bread Butter Dill Pickles Cranberry-Apple Pudding Coffee for Adults Milk for Children Cranberry-Apple ruddinir 2 cups sliced apples Hi cups cranberries 2 tablespoons flom- I teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon nutmeg cup dark brown sugar cup granulated sugar 3 tablespoons butter 'i cup water Mix together the apples, berries, fiour, spices and sugars. Pour into a buttered, baking dish. "Dot" with butter and add the water. Cover with dough circles.

Uuugli Circles I cups flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 2 teaspoons granulated sugar teaspoon salt 5 tablespoons fat 1-3 cup milk Mix together the flour, baking powder, sugar and salt. Cut in the fat. Slowly add the milk. When a soft dough forms pat it out until one-quarter of an inch thick. Cut out circles with a doughnut cutter.

Arrange on top the fruits. Bake 30 minutes in a moderate oven. Serve warm or cold. Dried beans, cubed carrots, celery, onions, cabbage and parsley arc all good to use in minestrone. A generous amount of Parmesian cheese gives added flavor when sprinkled over the top.

Sprinkle chopped bacon corn bread batter. When baked the bacon gives a crunchy, flavorful topping. Bits About 'Em' Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Hayes and JoAnn, have left for their home in Mount Pleasant after a few days' visit with Mrs. Haves' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Irons, 124 Fourth street northwest. Mrs. Irons is recovering from a fractured leg u-hich she suffered Saturday in fall. Gerald Hall of Pomona, visited Wednesday at the home ot Mr.

and Mrs. W. Earl Hall. 22 River drive. The Csli- fornian is a nephew nf Mr.

Hall. Dorothy Goodrich of Rocktord, 111., Mrs. Stanley Taylor and children, Dorothy Ann and Mark, of Hudson. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Bathen of St. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

Bathen and children, Betty Lee and James, of Rice- vf'Ile. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vaughn and children, Bobby and Sandra, Austin, have returned to their homes after attending the 79th birthday celebration of Mrs. Elizabeth Bathen of Hudson at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. George Branscomb, 16 Monroe avenue northu-esf. Howard Vaughn and Hax.el Saunders were Mason Citv gUCSiS. Mr. nnri Mrs.

K. i Smith of Horlon, are i i i their mother. A. G. North Federal avcnur.

and other relatives and friends here. A HEIGHTS T. T. A. HAS PARTY Central Heights P.

T. A. sponsored a card party Wednesday night at the school with 72 present. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs. Ray i Peterson.

Sidney Brewer, Mrs Earl McKibbon and Willis Bcmiss I and in 300 to Mrs. Guy Angel! A. Nugent, Mrs. Charles Greybach I and Harry Adams. The next meet; ing will be the first Wednesday' in December.

--o-- NORTH IOWA COUPLES GET LICENSES TO AVICI) CIARiVKTf Marviaijc a hrcn issued here for Inhn W. 13. and t.iria A. i frn. L'3.

Ix.rh of Thoiiui- G. Hinders. 20. anrl C. Larson.

21, both ot Britt. i WiFE PRESERVERS Marie Schneberger, Julius Manderfieid Speak Wedding Vows CALMAR--Miss Marie Schneberger, daughter of Mr. and All's John Schneberger oC Calmar, and Julius Manderfieid of Fesfina were married Tuesday morning at the St. Aloysius church by the Rev. Joseph Voelmackc.

The bride was attended by her twin sister, Miss Margaret Schne- bergei-, as maid of honor, her niece, Miss Bcrnice Schneberger, acted as brideamaid. Mr. Manderfield was attended bv his brother, Sylvester Manderfieid, and a cousin, Fadalius Meyer. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast and reception for 50 guests was held. A wedding dnp.ce was given Tuesday evening at the Frana hall.

The bride is a graduate of the SI. Aloysius school and the bridegroom is a graduate of Si. Luke's school at St. Lucas. They will make their home near Foslina where Mr, Manderfieid is engaged cm a farm.

MRS. MERRILL OLSEiV HONORED AT SHOWEH Mrs. Merrill Olsen was honored at a wedding shower given by THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, Mrs. Vern Winter and Mrs. William Muhlstein Wednesday evening at the Winter home, 5-13 Ninth street southeast.

There were 20 guests and the time was spent sewing and writing recipes. Lunch was served by the hostesses with Miss Madaline Winter assisting. FOUR AND FOUK CLUB ENTERTAINED The Four and four club met at the home of Mrs. tl. J.

Reardon, 518 Adams avenue southwest, Wednesday and bridge was played with prizes going to Mrs. John Reai-don and Mrs. Clifr brctson. Lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs.

J. H. Gasaway, Jr. --o-- WALKEK-OTTEMAN CLARKSVILLE--At the Evangelical parsonage the Rev. Henry Duhan performed the marriage of Miss Isabel Margie Ottoman and Damon Bell Walker, both of Waterloo, Nov.

10. Present with the young couple wore her stepfather anrf her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Att- wnod, and her sister, Lorraine Otteman.

The couple expects to re- a i in Clarksville for a while while Mr. Walker i employed oil a bridge north of Clarksville. MULLE.V^MATTKE PREDERICKSBURG i Gertrude Mattke, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ed Mattke, became the bride of Robert Mullen, son of Mr and Mrs. J.

V. Mullen, Madrid Tuesday morning in the home of the bride's parents. The Rev Walter Koch, pastor of the local Evangelical church, officiated Mr Mr Mullen will live in Madrid, Iowa. Livestock Men Will Convene at Postville POSTVILLE-Fred W. Groth owner of the Croth Produce company, has procured a Ihompson, noted Iowa livestock man, to speak- at a livestock feed- SENNEFF GROCERY 622 X.

Monroe Phone 534 WE DELIVER Monarch i G. B. Corn on Cnb, i Can 15C Pitted Red Cherries, -I A No. 2 Can lUC Campbell's Tomato Soup, 4 cans Hiles, Gal, 4 er's meeting Tuesday evening in Turner hall. The public has been invited to attend this meeting, starting at 7 p.

m. Mr. Thompson will discuss animal nutrition and (he latest developments in modern feeding rations. He will sls answer questions relating to livestock problems which may arise during the meeting. Chance of Lifetime LAWRKNCK, (U.Rj visitor at Lawrence Ilisli was surprised to fee a i aland up and shout at his teacher, "There's the door! Get out.

Tim teacher. Miss a i a Chi no. was not pleased. She said, "Try i again, you'll never another chance outside of this public speaking YOU'LL WAHT THIS HON-DRIPJRIGGER-SPOUT SYRUP PITCHER M3f LFABEL FROM A GOOCH BESTS PANCAKE FLOUR GM i today- I a horn ut pitcl II your can- i vou. se nd cota.

usop will teV FOR IESS I A IDEAL GROCERY MEATS 2 Phone rc af, Ih Lran Pork. Ih. 10 Ibs lOc 16c 52c 51c 20c Potatoes?" 19c Chops Sugar Folger's MAGIC lOc pks. FUEE 2 Ihs. Onions Xn 1 10 Jb.

hac Kernel. 2 19c lOc MtKSH I'lSK 1'UOSTH!) K()OIS Butter Decker's, Swifts, Corn Country Pound 31c Heinz Ketchup Adds Zest 2 Large Bottles JjC 2-lb47c Drip i Regular Grind Candied Fruits For Fruit Cakes Mixed, 8 oz. 17c Cup Citron, Ib. 29c Pineapple Rings, Ib. 39c Whole Cherries, Ib.

43c Ass't. Peel, 3-oz. 9c Gerber's Baby Foods Cons 25C Quality Meats Slab Bacon kltU OU 0 Young Pig Pork Steak Lb. Lb. Pure Ground Beef Lb.

15C Lb. Chuck Roast 19c Calves' Liver Bar-B-Q Ribs Thin Sliced I Ready to Eat 29c 29c Pork Roast Lb 17c Pork Cutlets Frenched Lb 19C Lb i Rocks, Chicken Fresh Dressed Lb. Lb. Decker's Bacon Lb Shankless Picnics Lb 19c Sunshine Krispys 2Bobx 29c Del Monte Whole Kernel Corn 2 No. 303 Cans 21c Volley Pride Sweet Peas No.

2 Cans 25c Sunbrite Cleanser, 3 Cans 13c I A IVORY FLAKES Med. 9c Large 21c Hash's Coffee Mb. Con 25c 2-lb. Can 48c Apple Cider The Famous iMotU Rrand 49c Modernistic Gallon Jug. Pineapple Libby's Tid-Bits 3c 8 25c Cornmeal Victor--White, Yellow 5 Pound Bog 15C Salad Bowl Salad Dressing Quart i a i Matches Carton 15c A FOLGER'S 2-Ib.

YOU CAM USE IBS 4g Friday's Whole Wax Beans No. 2 Cans 29c Wheat Pophitts 2 5-01. Pkgs. 15c Waldorf Tissue, 6 Rolls 25c FLQlOBars A SUPER SUDS Bo, la, Blue, Large 35c Pard Brand Dog Food 3 Cans 25C Brick, Veiveeta Kraft Cheese 49c i Pound Am 27c Swift's Roasr, Corned Beef 12 Con 2I.C Candy Bars IQc Gum for SUPER SUDS Sa, la, 3 Large 25c CRYSTAL WHITE 29c PALMOLIVE SOAPS 25c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Extra Fancy a a 5 Pounds 25c Large Sfalk Pride O' Labish Celery 12c Crisp, Solid Lettuce Doxcn 5 Doz Size 9c Extro fancy Rome Beaufy Apples. .5 Pounds Sweet, i Blue Goose Oranges.

.2 Dozen Snowball Cauliflower Large Head Pound Box Chocolate Covered Cherries 2Ic Choc. Covered Peppermint Paddies 72 ca. 49c Libby's Gr'fruit Juice 19c Large 46-oz. Can P. Velvet Half C- Half, K.

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