Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 19

EARLY DAY FOOTBALL Players may have been just as many, but there weren't as many statisticians on the football field back in 1913. A major research job was required to name these players. And still the record of teams played and scores totaled is a bit legendary. Mason City also had some unsung heroes of football STAR TREE TOPS Football in 1913 was a game to be played but not publicized. At least that's what appears from what are left in the way of records of that early day.

James A. Lucas, an attorney Austin to appear at School at Bedford, submitted a picture of the Mason City High School football team of 1913. Apparently a photographer had made a picture, but where was the scribe to relate their deeds or even their names? It was a major research job to identify this team. Maybe some old timers will remember them HERE GOES for identification: Left to right in the back- TVT-V Hi- TM. t- field are Harold (Red) Luiibeck, LYLE, Minn.

The Austin right Verne Barlow M1 (Male Chorus will present a con-jback, and James (Jim) Lucas, I cert Saturday at 8 p.m. in the ft half; Harry W. (Stub) Orr. Lyle High School gym. The: quarterback, completed group is sponsored by the Lyle backfield.

Lions Club. Proceeds are to be used for a community project. Left to right in the line are Arthur Beckel, right end: Rich- mi i U.JU.J. JLf J.J£.J.1, i i The present project planned is ard Conaway right ta ckle; it is for a combination tennis believed the and ice skating rink in the Lylej Joe Hovt Marshall Barlow ceFn FarK jter: Harold C. (Doc) Wiley, left The Austin Male Chorus was guard: Henry Danl) le ft tackle, organized in 1954.

Its members and Ezra Wheeler, left end. are from Austin and the surrounding area. They have ap- KIWANIS BIRTHDAY Dr. Raymond F. Kunz (left) serves a slice of cake to William E.

Gildner at the 40th anniversary celebration of the Mason City Kiwanis Club. Dr. Kunz and Gildner have been members of the club since it was chartered in 1921, Kiwesnians celebrate 40th year Services set for victim of accident peared in many towns and ci- and special ties, in concerts performances. The director is Wilbur Funkj rived who also directs the Austinj in "Choraliers" who flew to England last summer. The accompanist is Mrs.

Kenneth North- wick. Special guest soloist for the concert will be Miss Sally Slaughter. SALEM HERKE, Cleveland, Ohio, was the coach of that team, which preceded the teams coached by C. A. West, who ar- Mason City the follow- CHARLES CITY Funeral! services for Mrs.

V. Kirken-1 The Mason City Lawrence Stotfer rites at Greene Stotler, died Wednesday at Funeral ter members at the club's anniversary celebration day at Hotel Hanford. William E. Gildner and Raymond F. Kunz who, have been members of the club, since it received a charter Dec.

Garden Funeral Home charge. She was killed in an a crash near here. Thursday. Born March 23, 1922, at Oel-' 9 1921 were given plaques com- wein she a tne daughter of anrl Mrs. Ja.nnh G-rnss.

Shf mcmorating their long to the club and the community. a sl A third charter member, George i graduated from Lamont School and was married at Marty, was not present. The awards were presented by past president, Edgar Gage. i The history of the Mason i Waterloo, Dec. 25, 1940.

She was a member of St. John Lutheran Church and Sarah Circle. at the Hamilton Funeral (Chapel here. The Rev. Darrell C.

Fryman of the Church will officiate, are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. jHarry Stotler, lola, his sons, Duane, Dean and Ronald: two sisters. Mrs. Mary Garrett, Mrs.

Herschel Wilson and a brother, Boyd, all of lola. Coal fires the boilers generat- Others who were out for football and later became famous were Stu Lee, Harold (Indian) White, Red Weston, Dag McCauley and Dana Stearns. Lucas was graduated from Mason City High School in 1915. His father was R. V.

Lucas, who with Freeman Conaway operated the Mason City Times. THIS PICTURE was taken at East Park, where practice was held and games played, The players used to run from the old high school building, now Lincoln School, to East Park and back again after practice. There were no busses and the grass was well tramped out along the northside of State Street by spiked shoes in bad weather. But that was football back in 1913. It rated only one page in he annual, which accounted for all of the high school activities Surviving are her husband, a I ing 56 per cent of all electric of the year, which included for- jenergy produced by utilities in Kiwanis Club was read by Wils Charles; a daughter, Kay, United States liam F.

Gildner and a copy was both at home; three brothers, given to each member. The his-'Melvin Gross, Waterloo: Walter tory was compiled by the Farmers Branch, Tex. Remley Glass, long-time mem-jand Alfred Gross, with the Navy her of'the local organization. Florida; and a sister, Mrs.) Max Boyd. program chair- Ernest Schima, Lamont.

man, introduced Kiwanians whose fathers were charter members of the club. In addition to William F. Gildner, they are Roger Patton, Harlan Girton and Art Fischbeck. Delegations from Charles City and Hampton Kiwanis clubs were on hand to help celebrate the anniversary. dramatics and literary societies and music.

Gift drawings scheduled in Nora Springs NORA SPRINGS--The first of two pre Christmas Saturday gift drawings will be held in the Nora Springs business district at 2:30 Saturday afternoon. The Nora Springs Commercial Club has purchased attractive KENSETT-Harry B. Cooper, PTM cs a11 members. 87 died Thursday at his home! hcse ms ar no here foHowing i I I in the I Funeral services will be balm- PUBLIC SALE! As I have decided to quit I will offer the following livestock and machinery Public Auction at the farm located miles north of Clarion on County on TUESDAY, December 13 Sale starling at 1:00 P. M.

Sharp Lunch on Grounds Harry B. Cooper dies at Kensett day at 1:30 p.m. at the Bride Funeral Home, Manly, and at 2 p.m. at the Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Manly. The RPV.

James Lcsher will officiate The general public is invited to sign registration slips at any or all. local business'places. No purchases arc necessary for eligibility to the pri7.c drawing. All these slips will be gathered and burial will be in the Kensett placcd a cfln Born C1 in Kensett, July 30, 1873, TM he was. the son of Jesse and 01 U1C Emily Cooper.

He was married to Clara Dokken at Kensett, Oct. 15, 1905. They had lived in Worth County all their lives. Surviving are his Wife, nine children, Lloyd, Cedar Rapids; Mrs. Art Knowles, Emery, Clifford, Jesse, Harold, Mrs.

Jesse Tomlinson, all of Manly, Clar drawn by lot. If the person whose name is called isn't present at the drawing, another name will be I drawn. ence, Kcnsclt; Mrs. Mosc Brim, Kensett; 32 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, a great- great-grandson, three brothers, Ralph, Ernest, Kensett, and Guy, Manly. Skating rink to open in Belmond BELMOND Robert Summers, operator of the Mobil Service Station, has leased the skating rink from Louie Pals.

It will reopen under the name "Skatcland." The rink will bc Almost 270 million dollars open Friday, Saturday and Sun- worth of chemicals produced day of each week from 7:30 to from coal sold each year p.m. and Sundays from 2 create useful products for the to 4:30 p.m. It will open other American consumer. evenings for special parties, 15 Head Holsfein CATTLE 3 Cows freshened in Nov. with 1st calf; 2 Cows freshened with 1st calf; 2 Cows freshened in Nov.

with 3rd calf; 1 Heifer, approximately 450 1 Bull, approximately 450 6 Small Calves. These are good quality Hoi- steins and have been tested. Health papers will be furnished. 230 "HONEGGER" PULETS Just starting to fay and are of good health. Machinery and Equipment 1053 Massey Harris No.

II L. P.T.O.. good condition, with wide front end. to he sold separately; Dccrf A with hljh compression, food condition; Tractor Wheel Weights: Farmall fiO with Gear, good; 19.10 Ford F-fi Truck, motor just overhauled, good rubber; 185II Massey Harris 1-Row Cultivator on Rubber; Case A-fi Combine, motor just overhauled, complete with Pickup, Scour Klecn, Straw Spreader, (cood; 19S6 Buick Jeep to run Elevator, has grain box; Massey Harris Self Propelled a-Roir Corn Picker. Rood: IHC No.

110 l-Rnw Corn Planter on Rubber, with New Fertilizer Massey Harris X-H" Plow on Rubber; Massey Harris X'-Ki" Plow on Rubber; New Hol- vasses for Wlndrowinj; Oats: John Deere Klevntor, 3 Wheel, Good; land Tractor Mower. years i John Deere Binder with Good Can- John Deere Drive-on Elevator Hoist; John Deere Tractor Manure Spreader; John Deere K' Spring Tooth Harrow; I Steel Harrow. Rieid, wilh Noble Evcncr; Victor Endgate Seeder; 6-Ton Trailer. 1.V Tires, with 6x10 Barge Box; j-Whccl Trailer with Ward's Steel and Wood Flare Box; 4-Wheel Trailer with Triple Box; 4-Wheel Trailer with Flat Rack; McCormick S-H Cream Separator wilh Motor; Mechanical Manure Loader for F20: Western Cultipackcr 15'; Catlle and Hog Load- Jny Chute on Wheels; Hog Crxte. SHOP Electric Welder, complete with all attachments; Skill Heavy Duty Power Hand Saw; Mall Eleetrio Drilli Post' Drill with Motor and Extra Bits; Weldinj Table; Air Compressor on Wheels; Paint Spray Gun; Emery, MVheel Grinder wilh Motor; H.P.

Electric Motors; Electric Fencer, new; 76" Crescent Wrench; Nail and Bolt Cabinets; Mounted Weed Sprayer, 8-Bow; '1W Nt. Electric Wire with Fuse Box. 12C Fuse Box; Wcstinghousc Klcctrlc Clothes Dryer with 2'0 Wire, works good; Farm Master Milk Pasteu- rizer; Bottle Gas Regulator for Tanks; Large Assortment of Other Shop Tools and Mlsccllaneouf Items Too Numerous to Mention. HAY--STRAW--800 Clover, Alfalfa and Timothy, In rain I Bales Straw In barn. BUILDINGS--BUNKS--FEEDERS--7'xlfl' Feed Building! 2 Sheep and Grain Bunks 1 Steel Water Tank, 6" Long; Steel Water Tanks, J' long.

TKRMS, CASH. No Property Be Removed Unlll Settled For. Not Responsible for Accidents. JANES CHODUR, Owner Wright County Stale Hank, Clarion, Clerk Cliff Howled, Brltl, Leonard Wlenunn. Meitrvejr, Indoor Light Set 7 Bulbs Burn Independently U.

L. Approved Cord, Sockets With Clips Value 77 Baby Suction CUP RATTLES 98c Value 79 Compare at $4.00 Plush, Black and White PANDA 2.98 DOLL PILLOW, MATTRESS SET $1.00 Value 89 BRACH'S FRESH HOLIDAY CHOCOLATES 3 Lb. SI. 5 Pound Box 2 Professional WALKIE TALKIE $5.00 Value With Buzzer and Hangers 3 SUNBEAM COOKER and DEEP FRYER Automatic Control Dial $27.95 VALUE PRICES GOOD TONIGHT THRU SUNDAY AT 6 P. M.

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