Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 9

--Russell Photo PLANS WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Borcherding of Latimer announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Janiccc, to Ivan Davis, son of and Mrs. Troy Davis of Hampton.

The wedding will take place Aug. 23. Miss Borcherding a Drake University and Mr. Davis is a senior at Simpson College in Indianola. Couple Married in Riceville R1CEVILLE Keith Yager, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Yager, Riceville, formerly of Osagc, and Miss Mary Margaret Jennison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jennison, all of Riceville, were married in the Riceville Methodist Church. Rev.

J. Howard Machlan, pastor, performed the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Maid of honor was Miss Jean Jennison, and bridesmaid, Miss Jane Jennison. Glenn Grossman and Dean Conger, Rice ville, attended the bridegroom.

Jack Lammers, a cousin the bride, played the electric organ. A reception was for 100 in the church parlors. They left for a two weeks trip to Missoula, where they are guests of the Charles Jennison family. Upon their return they wil! be at home in Riceville. Both are graduates of the Rice ville High School.

Mr. a served in the armed forces, and employed by the Merrill G. Sniitl. and Sons Lumber Company in Riceville. Mrs.

Jennison attended the Iowa Stale Teachers Cedar Falls, and is a Riceville grade instructor. ROBERT LEHMEIER TO BE MARRIED IOWA FALLS and Mrs Wayiit R. Chapman of Nampa, announce the engagement oi their daughter, Alice, and Roberi Lehmeier, ATAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul H.

Lehmeier of Iowa Falls. Miss Chapman is employee by the Northwestern Bell Tele phone Company in Seattle, Wash. Mr. Lehmeier returned recently from service with a Navy patm squadron at Atsugi, Japan, and he is now stationed at Whidbey Is land, Wash. The date of the wed ding has not been set.

--o-LIME CREEK MERRY MAIDS GIVES DANCE Lime Creek Merry Maids 4-H Club sponsored an ice cream social and square dance Monday at the Leslie Duntorr home. Dunton was caller for the square dancing Songs were sung by the guests. Dress up vanilla pudding with a crunchy garnish of crushed peanifl brittle. Helping the Homemaker By Cecily Brownstone SUPPER MENU If your family enjoys Chinese they'll love this easy-to- prepare beef skillet dish. Honeydew Melon with Lemon Green Pepper Steak Steamed Rice Bean Sprout and Tomato Salad Sherberl and Cookies Beverage GREEN PEPPER STEAK Ingredients: 4 teaspoons corn- itarch, 1'A teaspoons sugar, 2 ta American soj sauce, Vi cup cold water, to 1 pound green peppers (4 medium or large), 1 pound boneless lean round or sirloin beef, garlic clove, 3 tablespoons rendered beef suet or other fat.

Method: Stir cornstarch, sugar and soy sauce together in small bowl; gradually stir in cup cold water until smooth; reserve. Wash green peppers; halve and remove seeds, membranes and stem ends; cut each half into 8 rectangular pieces. Put green pepper in saucepan; cover with cold water; bring to a boil; boil 2 minutes; drain in colander. Slice beef no more than inch thick and about width ant length of green pepper pieces. Pee and mince garlic.

Heat fat in 10 inch skillet; add garlic and beef; stir over moderate to high heai just until beef loses bright red color. Add drained peppers and soy mixture; stir until sauce thickens Serve over hot rice. Makes 4 serv --o-- VOWS EXCHANGED--Miss Margaret Shearer, daughter of Mrs. Shearer of Iowa Falls, and Millard Hamilton, son of Mrs. Frank Hamilton of Swalcdale, were married in the Iowa Falls Methodist Church Sunday.

Mrs. Hamilton will teach in the Ackley Junior High next year. Mr. Hamilton is employed by the Rock Island Railroad. They will live in Iowa Falls.

North lowan Is Wed in Germany SHEFFIELD Myrtle Elizabeth Rust, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Rust of Sheffield, became the bride of Ralph Kessler in a double ring ceremony performed in the chapel of the 97th general hospital Frankfurt, Germany. The service was read by Chaplain Horace Taylor.

Herr Newgebauer of the Frankfurt Stadtasche "sang. The bride was given in marriage by Capt. A. C. Lowry.

Ava Hall of Dallas, was maid of honor and Ed Somers, Washington D.C., was best- man. Following the ceremony a buffet supper was served at the home of Col. and Mrs. Craig. Mrs.

Kessler is a graduate of Sheffield High School and Cornell College. She taught in Cedar Rapids for four years and during the past year has taught in the Vienna American School, Austria. Mr. Kessler is the son of and Mrs. Maurice Kessler, Oberlin, 0.

He is employed by the Department of the Army in Frankfurt. Mr. and Mrs. Kessler will travel in the Black Forest of Germany, Southern France and Switzerland. After Oct.

1 they will make their home in Washington D.C. --o-Couples Granted Licenses to Wed NEW HAMPTON-Marriage licenses a been issued to Orvilic Malfeld, 21, Dumont, and Ladonna Mac'Ibeling, 18, Ackley; Paul J. Marsh, 45, and Emily M. Franks, 40, both of Cedar Rapids; Maurice Brian Gillihan, and Ruth Evelyn Stern, 40, both of Elkhorn, Herman Rohde, 47, Detroit, and Margaret Bartel, 41, Oshkosh, Theodore Pfantz, 33, State Center, ant! Margaret Varnum, 30, Marshalltown; Robert Harvey Winnebago Names Its Gl Candidate BUFFALO CENTER--Tho Hnr- ld Eisenhauer family has been in meet by Winnebago County Post its candidate for GI family of he year. The Eisenhauer family now in competition with, other amilies in the district contest.

Baptist Boys, Girls at Camp IOWA FALLS Approximatcl) 100 boys and girls, 9 to 11 years old, are attending Iowa Baptist Conference junior camp at the Iowa Baptist Assembly grounds in Iowa Falls this week. The cami will close Saturday. The Rev. Emmctt Kline of Forest City is director. The Rev.

Bronleewe of Sioux City Is camp rmstor. John Osbrink of Forest City is athletic director and Herbert of DCS Moines is, swimming instructor. The Rev. and Mrs. a Strauss of Whcnton, 111., workers in child evangelism, are guest speakers.

Those attending represent churches in Forest City, Sioux City, Des Moines, Arthur, Kiron, Stratford, Fort Dodge, Davenport, Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids. Smith, 29, Mason City, and Mary Davis, 26, Hampton; Milton Johnson, 44, Wausau, and Mary Wclk, 52, Amery, Fran pis Duane Whiting, 18, Cedar Rap ids, and Jeannette Ann Helm, 15 Palo; John A. Hanson, 66, and Clara Munson, 6G, Albert Lea Robert Carl Schemm, 24 Ft. Atkinson, and Vcra Es ther Kogle, 21, Cambridge, Wis. Albert E.

Hils, legal, 'and Kathly, E. Bowser, legal, both of Waterloo PATRICfA LARSON TO WED E. WEDNT KANAWHA-Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larson announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Larson to Ernest Wednt of Walworth, Wis.

Ever try frankfurter kabobs on your outdoor grill? Use small-size frankfurters or halve the large ones, then thread on skewers alternately with squares of bacon and green pepper. TOT AND TEEN SHOP NEWS If your girl or boy will need a new coat or coat scl this fall, we want to impress upon you the importance of making your selection now. It's a mistake to wait until later when you need it. NOW you can choose from many styles and get just the style, color, size and price you want. Later in the season this may not be possible.

By using our Lay-away plan you are assured of having your coat or coat set ready, for you when you need it. See the beautiful new CURTSY, DEE DEE DEB, LIMAN, SNO-FO and other coats and sets we are now showing. Prices start at $17.05. Whether you buy from us or elsewhere, DO IT NOW! Don't a the mistake of waiting. Too many do just that each season to their regret.

We are located just a few steps from Mason City's shopping center, State and Federal. So come to 9 West State Street, next door to the Park Inn, to see one of the finest stocks of children's coats and coat sets you've ever seen, at the TOT TEEN SHOP. JUST ARRIVED, ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF NEW SHADES Please bring measuremtnfs of your present shade perfect fit. NORTH FEDERAL WEDDING INVITATIONS NAPKINS BRIDES' BOOKS CANDLES PLACE CARDS GUEST BOOKS STOYLES PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES 107 Eatt State 453 (Brick TiU Bldg.) DIES IN HOSPITAL OSAGE--The body of Ed Hansen, 71, former resident of Six Mile Grove and Adams, is at the Champion Funeral Home where rites are pending, He died at a hospital in Mason City late Monday. He had suffered a stroke in May.

Prior to his he was cared for at the Morris Hansen homo in Mason City. Catholic Women Meet at Meyer OSAGE--The Charles of the Archdjocosan Council of Catholic Women will meet nt Mcyor Thursday at 2 p.m. Following the business meeting, presided over by Mrs. Robert Woolm, Osnge, the Rev. Alfred Hrosius, St.

John's Parish, Independence, will talk on the spiritual work being done in the Stale Mental Health Institute nt Indepcn- ddncc ami how the funds have been used which were donated by the ACCW. Each parish in the Charles City deanery is invited to attend. he Methodist Church, tho Rev. R. 1.

Bell officiating. Burial in Eycr- rccn Cemetery. His wife died evernl yonrs ngo, Survivors include eight children nnd a brother, Shotwell Higdon. of Britt. ATTEND FUNERAL WESLEY--Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Johnson nnd Bob, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Carlsen and son and Mrs. Ida attended the recent 'unernl of Andrew Johnson.

69, nt he Lutheran Church in Canby, Minn. Mr. Johnson was born in Wesley and lived hero till 1010. He a brother of Oscar Johnson and Mrs. BRITT MAN DIES RR1TT-- Benjnmin Higdon, 92, retired fanner, died Monday nt his home here.

Funeral services will "A PAIR and a SPARE" FOR THE FIRST TIME Dream Girl Nylon Hosiery All First Quality Nylons Now you can get them al Damon's Buy a pair and get a sparel 51 Gauge, 15 Denier Nylon Hose with dark seams Sizes 8 to 11 Colors: Taupe and Beige Come to Damon's now for yours Remember thres hose for the price of a pair. THREE STOCKINGS FOR THE PRICE OF A PAIR 1.35 VALUE NOW YOU CAN GET Your Tickets for MASON CITY NIGHT TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 at The NORTH IOWA FAIR AH ihe Mason City Leading Merchants Have Tickets Available for Mason City Night Get Yours Now Don't Wait You Will Want to See the Many, Many BEAUTIFUL EXHIBITS THE OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT OF SAM HOWARD'S AQUA THRILL SHOW WATER FROLICS Featuring The Dorothy Dorben Dancers The Smefonas on the Sway Wire Sharkey, ihe Seal in ihe Water Tank Cilly Feindi The Leading Equesiriene of ihe World Gold Dust Twins, Comedy Boxing and Two Bellboys Gabriel Nemiih, Aerial Perch Be Sure io See Borden's Famous ELSIE For Fun on Ihe Midway Johnny Denion's "Gold Medal Shows' 7 36 held Wednesday at 2 p. m. at July tt, 1953 Maion City MkMA Ctty, U. ATTEND RITIS SWALEDALE--Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Jones and Dale and Mr, Mrs. Maynard Collins attended-the funeral of Kenneth Jones, nine year old son of a nephew of Mr. Jones and Mrs. Collins, at LaPlace, 111, Kenneth was killed when a gun accidentally discharged.

Con.inicul Island, Jamestown, Rhode Island, is the location" of America's third oldest lighthouse. Many claim that Captain Kidd's treasure is still buried on the island. 102 South Federal Phoiw 840 TIRE SALE All Passenger Tires Cut-Priced WARDS DELUXE-Strictly an extra- quality first-line tire. Extra-strong carcass, extra-long mileage multi-row tread for extra safety, extra now at these low prices--Sale ends Saturday! 12.95 14.75* 6.00-16 each in sets of 4 6.70-15 each in sets of 4 Each r'n poirs 13.85* Each in WARDS RIVERSIDE-Full size; full non-skid depth, full tread width. Every ounce first quality! Fully warranted to give satisfactory service.

Save'safely I 10.95* 12.55* 6.00-16 6.70-15 'Plut fed. lax and ofd tirt from your cor. AS LITTLE AS DOWN ON TERMS NO MOUNTING CHARGE, ALL SIZES ON SALE.