Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 12

CLEAR LAKE GLOBE-GAZETTE 12 Junt 3, 1W3 HANDLE WITH CARE! A glass jar is a suitable container for a pair of Iowa rattlesnakes. Jack Meggers, conservation officer for Cerro Gordo County, acquired the snakes from Highway Patrolman Richard Hahn, who with his son caught them at Sweet's Marsh near New Hampton. The marsh contains one of the heaviest infestations of rattlers in Iowa. One of the pair is about three feet iong and has rattles 1 A inches long. The other is just over a foot long The snakes will be taken to the State Conservation Commission game farm at Boone.

Lake Shore notes In respect to the death of Jim Klinge, father of one of our students, "Rhythm 'n' Blues" will be postponed to Friday, 7:30 p.m., Jr. Hi. Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Enabnit, accompanied by Miss Pam Landon, Garner, plan to leave Tuesday for Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, for two weeks to visit the Enabnit's son, Robert, and a ily. They will attend graduation exercises at the high for their grandson, David. Special showing Arnel jersey dresses, $17.95 to $29.95. Nichol The Catholic a i Movement cell of St.

Patrick's Cath olic Church held a quarterly evening of recollection Sunday the church. Three medita tions were given under the group's chaplain, Father Lo6i: Wunder, followed by benedic tion of the blessed sacrament. A coffee social was held in the church parlors. Apt. for rent: Heat, water furn.

Fl. Mrs. James Conned will be in charge of the program, "Gid eon, the Local Reformer," for the Congregational Women's Fellowship Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the church. Mrs.

L. M. Bawden will give devotions. Tea will be served by Groups 5 and 6. Wanted: Baby sitter, full time.

Fl. 7-4734 morning a Lake received .68 inches of rain over the weekend, 'with the largest amount, .6 inch, reported during Saturday night, according to the police station gauge. Water is continuing to run out of the outlet. The reading was 4.08 inches above the outlet weir, ac cording to the city lake level gauge. Wanted: Cleaning lady Sat.

Sun. Fl. 7-2267 after 6 p.m. Adv Rummage Sale Mon. aft.

and 909 6th Ave. S. Ph. 7-4244 --Adv. Mabel Roberts left Monda Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Rob erts and daughter, Janene, to spend two weeks at thei home in El Secundo, Calif. The plan to vacation in northern California. Mr. and Mrs.

Rob- crs and daughter had visited his mother in Clear Lake 10 days. Double Trading Stamps on Wed. D.D.D. Bulk Oil Stations. --Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jones entertained 75 relatives and friends Sunday afternoon at a reception honoring their daughter, Judy, who was from Newman High School. Mrs. James Farrcll, Emmetsburg, and Mrs.

Francis Quinn, Ventura, poured. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Jones were Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie Abbas and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Caiktns, all of Rockwell. Stop and see the new Yard Goods at Young's Variety. Adv.

Miller Hardware has Rose Dust and Rose Mr. and Mrs. William Me- lowan and two daughters, Kelli and Keri Lynn, Oskaloosa, are visiting at the Keith McGowan home, attending funeral ervices for Mrs. William Mc- Sowan's father, James Klinge. VIrs.

William McGowan has been here 10 a attending graduation ceremonies for her lister, Jeanine Klinge. Rummage Sale: Wed 601 So. 3rd St. Dishes, furn. men's, women's, children's clo' steam iron, skillets, toast srs, coffee pots, hair dryer.

Adv Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hartman left Sunday for their home Encinitas, after a visit with Mrs. Ted (Merna) Dep uty. Hartman and the late Mr Deputy served together ir World War I.

Rummage Sale, Wed. molds for plastic plaques, toys girls size 12. Record play er, misc. Amundson, 6ui 3rc Ave. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Bur nett, Minneapolis, are the parents of a 5 pound, 11 ounce son born Wednesday vin St. Mary's Hospital. The baby has been named Thomas Ed- varclI II. He will remain in the 1 for some time.

He has Martha Jane, 8. Mrs. Burnett is the former Beverly loberts, daughter of Mabel Roberts. Complete line summer sports- 'ear. Nichols Seersucker suits $14.95 fo 39.95 at Nichols Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Bas- ian, Minneapolis, ome Sunday after spending the veekencl with friends and rela- Lions and Clarion to play Tuesday CLEAR LAKE The CJear ake Lions baseball team will jlay the opener in the North Central Conference schedule Tuesday at.5 p.m. at Lions Field against the'Clarion Cowboys. The Lions have won two games, defeating Britt and North Central at Manly. Coach Gus Brandt has 15 players on his roster.

They are: Denny Warren and Larry Mix, pitchers; Dick Dillavoti, catcher; Lauren Tapps, shortstop; Bob Mosiman, 1st base; Dave Ko- 'oed, Don Anderson and Harold Bostrom, 2nd base; Tom Berge, 3rd base; Gary Mestad, Tom Anderson and Randy Lincicum, center field; Tom Keenan, right field; Tom Buck and Mike Ransom, leit field. Conference games scheduled: June 7--Iowa Falls, there. June 11--Humboldt, here. June 14--Algona, there. June 18--Webster City, here.

June 21--Eagle Grove, there. June 25--Hampton, there. 200 at open house on Pitkins 25th anniversary CLEAR LAKE--More than 200 friends and relatives attended open house Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Pitkin on their 25th wedding anniversary.

The courtesy, planned by their children, was held at their farm home north of Clear Lake. They are Mrs. Jerry (Donna) Ouverson, Fertile; Lt. Sherril Pitkin home on leave from the U.S Army engineer school, Ft. Bel voir, and James, at home William A.

Ostroot, pastor the Fertile Lutheran Church gave a prayer and spoke brief ly. N. M. Anderson Thompson, poured. Punch wai served by Mrs.

Franklyn Pit kin, Mason. City. Watkinses hold open house on 25th anniversary than relatives and friends attend ed open house Sunday afternoon honoring Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Watkins on their 25th wedding anniversary.

Mildred Pitts and LeRoy Watins were married June 5, 1938, Kansas City, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Virgil Pitts. They have one son William E. Watkins, Lakewood', The Watkins have lived in Clear Mason City. WalkFns HEADS Patrick Duffy, high school teacher, has been appointed president Holy Name Society of St.

Patrick's Catholic Church. He fills the left by the resignation of Arthur Full, who is leaving Clear Lake. executive committee made the appointment. Casebolt- Schroeder vows said CLEAR LAKE-Miss Kathryn Ann Casebolt, daughter of Mr.) and Mrs. Orlan Casebolt, be-! a me the bride May 25 of Edwin 'rancis Schroeder, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Schroeder, Garner. The Rev. H. Allen.

Wirtz icrformed the ceremony at the Jnited Presbyterian Church, Garner. Attendants were Diane and John Schroeder. A re- was in the Fellowship Sail. After a wedding trip north, he couple will be at home in Ames. The bride attended the Amer- can Institute of Business, Des Moines, and is by iowa State University.

The ridegroom is a senior at Iowa State University and will be employed there during the summer. F.F.A. boys visit farms of members CLEAR LAKE--Eleven members of the Clear Lake High School chapter of the F.F.A. and their instructor, W. C.

Rich, made a tour farms Friday afternoon, checking on the progress of the boys' projects. The following boys' farm, were visited and their projects checked, Ray Pedelty, Brown Swiss cattle and 100 wild-cross ducks; Douglas Boyington, four purebred Shorthorn a Ralph Larson, five sheep; De Lon Gobeli, seven purebred Du roc pigs and eight Hampshire cross pigs. Wayne Baker, strawberries two Hereford calves, 10 Hamp shire pigs and a sow; James and Gerald Prescott, 10 Hamp shire feeder pigs; Charles Zir bel, four Hampshire pigs, Roger Zirbel, 30 feeder pigs anc Yorkshire-Hampshire-cross pigs Larry Schaer, four lambs, a Hoi stein cow and a Guernsey cow. has been a Clear Lake resident since 1916. Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Pitts, New Hampton, Mrs. Watkins' uncle and aunt, who were attendants at the wedding, were present Mrs. Tom Mcllvain, Mason City Watkins' niece, poured. The cake was cut and served by who assisted were Mrs.

Richard Grunwald, Mrs. Francis Ung; and Mrs. Leone Franzen. A surprise dinner party Sun day evening at Witke's was ar' Mr. and Mrs employes of the Gene Sherman is medalist with 36 CLEAR A Sherman with a one over par 36, was Men Golfers medalist Friday afternoon at the Clear Lake Golf Course.

Hyic Lowman was runnerup with 39. Blind bogey winners were George Atkinson, A. W. Schultz and Augie Anderson. The flag tournament was won by Ed Krause, Daryl Hansen and Don Clark.

Following dinner at the club house, a movie, "Sports Thrills," was A discussion was held on the two-day Clear Lake A a teur Tournament set for Saturday and Sunday. Hyle Lowman is the tournament chairman. The new No. 4 green was used for the first lime at the Friday Wed. Specials Redeem Your Second Week Melmac Coupons HEIDEL-BRAU BEER Bottle Case 2 Plus Deposit RED OWL Luncheon MEAT ACCEPTS POSITION--James W.

Brown has accepted a position with the Liberty Mutual Insurance Chicago, and will begin his work June 10. The son of Mr. and Airs. J. W.

Brown, 707 8th Ave. he was graduated Sunday from Luther College, Decorah, with a bachelor of arts degree in business administration. His parents attended the commencement exercises. Brown is a 1959 graduate of Clear Lake High Golfer Grunwald has hole-in-one CLEAR LAKE Richard Grunwald, a member of the Clear Lake Golf Club, shot a hole-in-one on No. 2 Saturday afternoon at the Clear Lake course.

He was using a 6-iron on the 162-yard hole which is a par three. He was playing with Don Waldron of Clear Lake when he made the shot. Last fall, Les Hugh made a hole-in one on the same hole. Mrs. Wagner dies; Rites Wednesday CLEAR LAKE--Mrs.

Guy L. Wagner, 75, died Sunday at a Mason City hospital where she lad been a patient nine days. The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Ward Funeral Home with Dr. John E.

DeLong, pastor of the Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Matye Faye Reams was born at Marble Rock April 19, 1888, the daughter of James and Frankie Marietta Reams. She lived in the Marble Rock community many years. She was married to Guy Wagner Sept.

19, 1908, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Winn.

They moved to a farm southeast of Clear Lake in 1943. Mrs. a attended the Methodist Church, and was a member of the W.S.C.S. and the Tina Rebekah Lodge. Survivors include her husband one daughter, Mrs.

William Irene) Robinson, St. Paul one sister, Pauline Ben well, Denver, and two brothers, Archie Reams, Hen ning, and Clifton Reams Nashua. Pallbearers selected are Elm er DeWitt, William Hamblin, Duane Hollenbeck, Frank Lewis, Edward Reams and Raymond Reams. MRS. EDWIN SCHROEDER" --Kiefer photo Clear Lake calendar TUESDAY Drivers' License examiners, Police Station, 8 a.m.-3:45 p.m.

Civic League, City Hall, 2 p.m. --Kiefer photo TO BE BRIDE Mr. and. Mrs. Hyle Lowman, 1100" Main Clear Lake, announce the engagement and approaching a i a their daughter, Marneta Kay, to Dr.

William Cody, Denver, Colo. Miss Lowman was graduated in 1962 from the University of Iowa. Since that time she has been a dental hygienist at Denver, Colo. Dr. Cody is a pedodontist and is a member of the Cody Dental Group, Denver.

The wedding will take place Aug. 18 at the Methodist Church in Clear Lake. HUMAN BEINGS have sever. al layers of skin--the epidermis, or the outer skin, is made up of five layers, while the true skin is made up of two. Rural Lakelles Club, Mrs Miles Borton, 2 p.m.

Rotary Club Ladies Night Witke's Restaurant, 6:30 p.m Lions Club board of directors, dinner meeting, Ritz Club, 6:30 p.m. AmVet Auxiliary, City Hall, 8 p.m. Teen's dance, Eddie Randall, Surf Ballroom, 8-11 p.m. Summer Softball a games, Butt'r Topp vs. Thornton Merchants, Lions Field, 7:30 p.m.

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