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Dec. 4, 1945 9 MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE Dr. McGuire Will Return OCIETY NEW to Dental Practice Monday MISS HELEN HUNT Captain With 4 Years to 1 I HONORED GUEST elping the ome maker Golden Anniversary Marked by Pencooks Miss Helen Hunt was honored at 01 service rormeny Practiced at Ejiimetsburg a miscellaneous shower given by friends and neighbors at her home. The gift table was arranged under a canopy of red streamers from which hung red and -white bells. Red and white Johnson, 29, Northwood, Josephine Johnston, 22, Hampton.

Francis Stock, 20, Vera Schulz, 18, both Hampton; Harold Coombs, 21, Dows; Beverly Schillington, 19, Latimer; Delos W. Mott, 20, De-lores Berends, 21, both Hampton; John Crist Statlander, 25, Esther Marie Jensen, legal, both Hampton; Roy G. Babcock, 30, Beatrice Andrews, 23, both Iowa Falls; Or-ley Brown, 55, Frances Carlson, 42, both Cedar RapidSj were also licensed. BITS ABOUT 'EM Capt. and Mrs.

Elliott Butler and children, Dennis, Kathleen and Sandy, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Butler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.

DeVoe, 1010 Jefferson N. W. Capt. Butler is on terminal leave and plans to locate in Lennox again. tapers were used on the serving Couples Granted Licenses to Wed Hampton Marriage licenses were issued in Franklin county in November to Harold Als, 25, Pearl Wolf, 22, both Hampton; Walter H.

Lorenzen, legal, Rockwell; Annabel Lee Maltby, legal, Popejoy; Raymond Burkle, 31, Marie Redding, 24, both Geneva; Edward Simpson, 27, Dows, Barbara Chris-tensen, 20, Iowa Falls; Eugene Stackhouse, 22, Oneta Ileen Card, 19, both Dumont; Ernest Eugene Thies 20, Geneva, Lillian Elnora Caruth, 17, Alden; Walter William Fred Bahr, 19, Iowa Falls, Beth Arlene Miller, 20, Hampton; Oliver Cockrum, 23. Riceville, Naida Belle Smith, 21, Little Cedar. Max William Sheppard, 19, and Beulah Gail Morgan, 18; Richard C. Woodley, 25, and Mary Jean Fischer, 18; Keith Craighton, 23, and Doris Jean Kothenbeutel, 23, all of Hampton, received licenses as did Alvin L. Lemke, 19, Iva June Lindsay, 19, both of Dows; Kenneth Armfield, 32, Ella Plagge, 27, both Latimer; Richard H.

table which was centered with red carnations md white pompons. URGES LICENSES BE TAKEN EARLY Safety Patrol Office to Be Open Evenings The Iowa State Safety patrol office, on the second floor of 15 2nd N. will be open Wednesday evening from 7 to 10 p. m. for the issuance of chauffeurs licenses for next year, according to Sgt Lou Krieger.

During the following 2 weeks, the office will be open evenings from 7 to 10 p. m. on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. The department hopes that chauffeurs will renew their licenses early this year and not wait until they are required to have them on Jan. 1.

Dr. A. W. McGuire will return to his dental practice next Monday after almost 4 years in the service, 21 months of which were spent overseas. His offices will be located on the 4th floor of the Foresters building.

Dr. McGuire, whose wife is the former Marice Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. E.

Campbell, 717 Washington N. had practiced 4 in Emmetsburg before entering the army. He is a graduate of the Creighton university school cf dentistry, Omaha, Nebr. McGuire held the rank of captain when released from duty early in October. Assigned to the first army signal corps, he was among the first to invade France and participated in 5 major cam BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS Tender and Tempting Tomato Juice Cocktail Veal Steaks Hash Browned Potatoes Brussels Sprouts Minted Pear on Watercress Hard Rolls Date Tapioca (Recipes Serve Four) Veal Steaks 1 pounds veal shoulder steaks 2 tablespoons flour 1 teaspoons salt Vz teaspoons dry mustard 2 tablespoons lard 2 onions Vz cup water 1 cup top milk Mix dry ingredients and pound into meat.

Brown one side in hot meat drippings. Sprinkle with remaining flour mixture. Turn and cover with sliced onions. When second side is brown, add water, cover and simmer until tender. Aredale Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Pencook celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home in Aredale Dec. 2. Maggie Lutz and Frank Pencook were married Dec. 4, 1895, at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Pencook, parents of the bridegroom, at their farm home, near Dumont by the Rev. Mr. Fosset, minister of the United Brethern church. Mr.

and Mrs. Pencook started housekeeping on the old Joe Fras-sier farm 2'2 miles east of Aredale. Later they purchased their farm home mile east of Aredale where they lived until 9 years ago when they moved to town. They are the parents of 6 children, all living: Mrs. Clara Plymouth; Mrs.

Hazel Fox, Bristpw; Mrs. Evelyn Nolte, Wav-erly; the Rev. Everett Pencook, Clinton; Clinton Pencook, Cedar Rapids and Harold Pencook, living on the home farm. They have Mrs. uiga Kamsey pourea ana Mrs.

Al Isaaccson was the hostess. Mrs. Franz Curtis Mrs. Betty Grelk, Mrs. Aubrey Edmonds, Mrs.

Alma Factor and Mrs. Francis Johnston were guests. Miss Hunt will be married to William E. Curtis in the near future. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED TO COUPLES New Hampton Marriage licenses have been issued to Wallace J.

Moore, 24, and Lorraine Jeffires, 22, both of Red Wing, Chester R. Allen, 22, and Elsie Lehman, 20, both of Adel; W. E. Dillenbach, 66, Waterloo, and Gertrude Cromwell, 64, Cedar Falls; Paul Hugh Hitchcock, 25, and Geraldine May Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Dodge of Charles City spent the weekend in Mason City with friends. DR. A.

W. McGUIRE A Carolina wren once constructed its nest largely of paigns in France, Belgium, Hoi- of Clausen-Worden post of the American Legion. SPECIAL DOUBLE-DUTY 18 CJtiGPL land, Luxembourg and Germany. He was also assigned to the 83rd, 76th and 99th infantry divisions. Dr.

and Mrs. McGuire and son, Jimmy, 3, live hi 121 7th N. E. a LUOCY TIGIH RU3 NOSE DROPS ULfLJi 21 grandchildren and 6 great The World war II veterans will be given a free lunch from 2:30 to 6:30 p. m.

and a free dance from 9 p. m. to midnight at the club Bit MW i Li i grandchildren. Their children were all present Sunday except one daughter, Mrs. Fox.

Dinner was served at noon to 45 rooms. When a head cold strikes, nut a little So keep Va-tro-nol hand? A 1946 Legion card will admit veterans of World war I. and use it the instant it is needed. Follow directions in the Try a brisk, refreshing massage with LUCKY TIGEB Regular. Makes your scalp feel better hair look better allays itchy scalp caused by loose dandruff relatives, the daughters and daughters-in-law acting as host package.

Remove meat to hot platter. Add milk to drippings, heat thoroughly and serve as a sauce with meat. Date Tapioca Vz cup tapioca or substitute 2 cups milk 1 cup maple syrup 1 cup dates, chopped Soak tapioca in milk overnight in refrigerator. Combine tapioca with maple syrup and cook in double boiler until clear. Add dates and cook for 10 minutes longer.

Cool and serve with whipped cream. Va-tro-nol in each nostril. It's a specialized medication that- tQuickly Relieves sneezy.snifliy, stuffy distress Of head eolds.Makes breathing easier. Helps Prevent many colds from esses. Lake Millss Mrs.

Rachael Bran incase or minor scalp irritations. stad and son, Lawrence Branstad, Fifty-one friends called during the afternoon. The oldest person Legion Plans War Vets II Open House Open house will be held at the Legion clubrooms, 4th N. Saturday, Dec. 8, for World war II veterans, it was announced Tuesday by Commander Elias Kelroy present was a friend of the Pen VA-YQO-nOL came from Grantsburg, after spending 3 weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Lewis Knut- ueveioping usea at the first warning sniffle or sneeze. Ask your barber lor a LUCKY TIGER Rub or get a bottle irom your druggist cook family, Mrs. Jeff Wils, 86 years old, Waverly. The youngest, son. Lawrence was discharged a a grandson, son of Mr.

and Mrs few weeks ago from Jefferson Barracks, after spending 16 Harold Pencook, Billy Pencook, 8 Towey, 21, both of Chatfield, Marvin H. Hennings, 45, and Hazel P. Hokanson, 42, both of Rochester, Gerald Smith, 37, and Pauline Mallams, 27, both of Mt. Pleasant; Ivon E. Crowse, 31, and Marjorie K.

Scare, 31, both of Des Moines; William Nodurft, 36, Mt. Vernon, and Lois A. Myers, 27, Stan wood; Oliver Bayard Williams, 23, Ellsworth, and Helen Arlene Neese, 20, Webster City; Clair Martin Febry, 30, and Florence Vivian Tiffany, 30, both of Clinton, Wis. Solves House Problem Denver, (U.R) This house-hunter solved the Denver housing shortage in a convenient but slightly illegal manner. Leonard Perry reported to police that some unknown person or persons made comfortable living quarters with household goods he had stored in a garage.

The intruder fashioned a bed out of a mattress piled on to a sofa, consumed several cans of food'and generally made himself comfortable, Perry complained. months old. They received guts months in the European theater. and cards. Mr.

and Mrs. Pencook are both in good health. Mr. Pencook owns Veterans Discharged Discharged from board No. 1: Jesse Ronel Angell, 818 6th Meal and operates the Aredale dray line.

RUSSIA STUDIED BY MONDAY CLUB siaSil" Huts Gerald Ivan Brooks, 317 S. 2nd street. Clear Lake; William Arley Monday club met at the home of Mrs. C. L.

Marston, 710 Carolina N. Monday afternoon. The pro gram included a discussion of as a dish by itsdli'Iib delicious tsscd 2s sauce superb "Russia in the News by Mrs. .7 F. Dierking and the lesson on "Russian Literature" by Mrs.

Forrest Jacobs. Plans were made for the Christmas party to be held Wyoming's mineral production reached a total value of in 1944. Dec. 17 at the Adams home. One tin of soup plus one tin of milk or water makes four portions delicious fl and soup! Adams, 1909 Hodgson street, Eureka, Harvey Chester Peterson, route 2, Clear Lake; Donald Eugene Ruigh, Meservey; Keith Aaron Jacobson, 209 Bell street, Clear Lake; Harold John Hansen, 203 W.

Main. Clear Lake; Harold Perry Bromley, 112 6th N. Walter Cecil Cookman, 409 E. Main, Clear Lake; Clarence Victor Quandt, 2321 21st S. Allan Dale Hanson, route 3.

Clear Lake; Elmer Herald Kuhlers, Thornton; Jack Francis Crabtree, 921 Van Buren, N. Emery Alvin Van Every, 707 Jackson S. Richard Orin Coons, 2525 31st avenue, Long Island, N. Charles Kenneth Paulson, 151 8th S. W.

Discharged from board No. 2: Dale William Griffin, 104 Virginia S. Wayne Arthur Page, 742 12th N. Walter William Balek, 830 Jersey S. Floyd Fred Pinneke, 705 14th S.

James Keith. Rozen, Hotel Hanford; Leonard Simon Calvert, Rock Falls; Donald Everett Willier, 721 Carolina place N. Floyd Charles Johnson, 1740 Pennsylvania N. Robert Patrick Muehe, 215 2nd S. Kenet Allen Ginapp, Alexander; Robert Carleton Schultz, 122 Connecticut N.

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