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Clear Lake Globe-Gazette Reynolds Photo MR. AND MRS. ROBERT L. BALES Karen Caspersen Becomes Bride of Robert Bales CLEAR LAKE Miss Karen JoAnne Caspersen, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs.

Chris Caspersen, 708 N. 7th became the bride of Rob'ert L. Bales, son of Mr. and Mrs. I.

L. Bales, 608 S. llth afternoon at Zion Lutheran Church, Clear Lake. Pastor George Strumm officiated. Miss Shirley Rowe was maid of honor.

Kenneth L. Bales, brother of the bridegroom, was bestman. Following a reception, in the parish hall the couple left on a short trip north. Upon their return" they will make their home in Minneapolis. The bride was graduated from Clear Lake High School and from Hamilton's'School of Commerce Mason City.

She has been em ployed by Equitable Life Insurance of Iowa at Mason 'City The bridegroom was graduatec from Huron High School, Huron S. after he served four years in. the-Air Force. He-wa this year from Mason City Junior College- and will, entei the University' of Minnesota thir fall. I Cradle Roll fi Program Held CLEAR LAKE A cradle roll program was given at the' Jun meeting- of Women's Missionar Society in Zion Lutheran Churc parlors.

Mrs. Dorance Rosendahl, cradl roll secretary, was in.charge of the program, Mrs. Charles Ben- 2 der gave a lesson, "The Christian Rejoices in Co-Workers." Hymns were sung by. the woman's chorus ig and cradle roll children. Mrs.

Peter Miller presented a flannel, "graph skit- Twenty-one children were pro- moted from cradle roll to kinder- class" and those entering fall were presented graduation caps and diplomas. 1 Hans.Henricksen conducted free will offering. WMS spring convention reports given by Mrs. Amos Helland and Tillie -Mrs. Oscar Branstad, Forest City, -will be speaker for Day Sept.

5. Tbe July nieet- "ing-has been changed from. July 4 11. Riverside Bible "camp" be" July 31-Aug. 2.

Each Luther Leaguer who attends that camp will be given $2. Guests, were Mrs. Erwin Rosen 'Mrs. Soren Olson, Anna and the mothers of cradle roll' members. Mrs.

Herman Er JAMES B.STUART Stuart Is National Sales Manager for Kinney Shoes? CLEAR LAKE a Stuart, St. Louis, of Mr. Mrs. L. C.

Stuart, 401 9th Clear Lake, has been promoted to general sales manager of G. R. Kinney Company, New York, effective Aug. 1. He" and his family are well known in Clear Lake where they have summered for many years in their lake home at 1823 S.

Shore Drive. They will move oon from Louis to the east lit will continue to make Clear their summer headquarters. The Stuarts have four children, "heir oldest daughter, Diane, vill continue her studies at Iowa tate College, Ames. Their son, Robert, who is doing postgraduate at the University of Wisconsin, will join the armed services this summer. Kinneys, operating from coast coast as family shoe retailers, are in the midst of an expansion News About Clear Lake Catalina Swim Suits and play clothes for ladies, misses and children.

Can be at Hansen's. A small deposit will lay away gift watch for your Jewelry. Sf Patrick's Guild scheduled for Thursday has been postponed until June 20 at the Mrs. F. L.

Blanchet announced. Double trading stamps on Wed. at all D.D Bulk OiJ Stations Fabric sample sale at the Colonial House. Everything in shop off. Listen for the Bell! Birdsall's Ice Cream is sold from the White Scooter in your area.

Norman Smith, P.M. Park, has sold the Normandy Cottage to Kcrmit and Gdrdron Grieman of Garner. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Cedar Rapids, plan to leave this week for St.

Petersburg, to make their home. Smith is retiring as secretary of the P.M. Park trustees. a Sale Fri. 1008 Main, Hauck and Tarbox.

Cabana sets "matching shirt and $4.95 for ers Friends, in Clear Lake have received word, a Charles King, 524 35th Des MqiriesY suffered a second stroke last week now in Iowa Methodist Hospilal Pes Moines. He is a former Iowa conservation officer also served' as "superintendent of the Clear, Lake Fish Hatchery. Apt. to rent, 7-4W6 or 7-3922; Wanted--Woman to do baby sitting. Dial Fl.

7-2004; Mrs. Ben Woodruff, of the pastor of the Church of Christ, went by Ward ambulance Saturday night to Mercy Hospital for care and For Sale: '57. Custom Ford 6. R. H.

Priced to 708 N. 3rd. Duplex for rent. Ph. 7-39U.

Capt. Victor Jensen, stationed at the Rhine Main Airport, Frankfurt, with the U. S. Air Force, will leave Wednesday after a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Waiter Jensen. He came to Ihe States as an escort body i who was killed in a -plane crash in England. His father is recovering frorn an illness. -v New drip dry- cotton sleep-wear For Sale 12x16 wool with Miton City, It. It, MASON CITY CANDIDATE Kay Lannon, City's candidute for Miss Iowa of 1957, smiles from her seat on the Exchange Club convertible.

Miss Lannon's driver, is Don- Helbling- 'of the Club. BRIO'S SWEETHEART--The Britt Commercial Club float in the North Iowa Band Festival pnwde town's Hobo Days later this summer. The sweetheart is no hobo, however. LEGAL NOT ICES AOVKKTISKMKNT FOR BIDS DEMOLITION Of K1IIST rRESUVTKRlAN CUUKCH rznoznik and lunch. committee servec pad.

Ph. 7-4566. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shoop and daughter, Sandra, left Monday on a vacation trip to the Grand Canyon and Reno, Nev.

Berry boxes. Ph. 7-2032. Want: Used med. size girl's bike.

A. B. Engen, FI. 7-4566. Robert Gibb and sons, Philadelphia, arrived Saturday to spend several weeks at the home of her parents, Mrs.

A. R. Huey. She is the former Dorcas Huey. For Sale: Norgc conv.

washer, pump timer, 113 N. 3rd St. Apt. 2. -For Sale: Magic Chef 42" Deluxe gas stove, swing out broiler.

Si Fatland, Ph. 7-3087. Mrs. Marvin Ziesmer, Cedar 8.0 Norlb Washington Avenue MJIOII Clly. Sealed proposals for the demolition ol a one story and basement church building owned by the Independent School District of Mnson Clly, Iowa, will be received 111 the office of Ilia secretary ol the Board of IMucatlon, 120 East State Street, Mason City, Iowa up until the hour of P.M., Monday, June 17, 13.17 at time they will bo publicly opmied and read.

All ihall be on (he printed torm ullnclietl to ami made part of the contract which are on flto In tlio office oC of the Board ot Education nnd the oltlce of Hnnion Waggoner, A.I.A., and AJ soclates, architect). documents tuny bo examined and obtained it cither ol theso places. All prouosnls hnll bi accompanied by certified 51.000.00. check In the amount of lenled and no objections (hall be any stockholder to the transaction of business other than that named In notice. Such notice may be waived, any uliarcholdar attending any such meet- Inn In person or by proxy shall deemed to havo waived notice thereof.

Nolico of special business to be acted At the annual meeting of the stockholders ahall be given In the mxnner nit (or the lime prescribed by law and these articles of Incorporation (or ipecltl meelliutK, Sec. 3. The voting at all stockholder! niectlnio shall be by ballot, and each ihme o( represented by the holder Ihercof, or by his proxy duly, authorized In writing shall be entitled to one ARTICLE Vll Provisional Directors Until the first annual meeting ot stockholders, the following named, persons shall be the directors of thi corporation: Slebens, P.O. Address 422 N. Delaware, Mason City.

Mabel A. nilcm, P.O. Address' Rock Ni bidder shnl! withdraw his proposal until nl least ten -(10) days after the scheduled time for opening of inme. Tlio Board of Directors of lha Independent School District of Mason City, iowii, reserves the right to reject any or all DISTRICT. MASON CITY.

IOWA Uy B. L. MAIN, Secretary of the Board NOTICE OF THE Al'l'OINTMENT OF KXKCUTRICISS STATE OF IOWA, Corro Gordo Counly ss, No. 9045. Notice hereby given, (but under signed have been duly appointed qualified utEKCcutrices-6( estate of Jesse A Price, deceased, of, Crrro Gordo Counly.

'All persons'Indebted' to said cstnto requested 1 to a i i mediate payment; i i living claims against the same will present them, duly authenticated, to the under EdllU A. Wllklnion, P.O. 'Address Rook Falls, Iowa. R. V.

Wllklnion, P.O. Address Rock Folln, Iowa, Mary Jant) Mhxo'h, P.O. Adress 1113 J. Carolina, Mason City, Iowa. ARTICLE VIII Annual Meeting' Of-Board Of Directors The annual meeting of the board of dimeters shall be; hold Immediately fol- lowltie the adjournment of the annual mooting of tlio stockholders, a i lime it thall elect a president.

vice- president and cashier, and may elect or employ such other off leers; clerks or employees as shall be doomed for the (rnnsnctton of the business of Until the first annual meet- BK of the board o( directors, the follow' ng harried persons shall be the or corporatloni President, Bertha Stcbcns, P.p. 122 N. Delaware, Mason City, Iowa, Vice-President, Mury 'Jane Maxon. P. 0, Address 1213 S.

Carolina, Mason Clly. K1WANIS ENTRY--A unique feature highlighted Mason Gity Kiwanis Club float, entei-ed in the band festival parade. The man with staff in hand is sprayed with gold paint which gives him the appearance of a statue. sinned far allowance, and flic I the office of the Clerk of the District Court. E.

PIUCE AND KATHllYN AUSTIN, Excculrlcel BUEESE fc CpHNWl'-LL, Attorneys? Dated Juno H. MacPEAK, Cliric Dlilrlct By G. MiicPEAK, Deputy Rrnrireit. A mid Substituted. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Ol the FARMERS SAVINGS HANK OF ROCK FALLS.

IOWA program. Stuart started with the company as a shoe clerk while attending the University of Minnesota. He was in New York Mon- new office. Burchinal and Lake Cars Collide ''CLEAR LAKE--Cars driven by Cynthia Ann Kimball, North Shore Drive, and Wayne C. Stimson, Burchinai, collided on 8th St.

at 12th Ave. S. Monday at 8:35 p.m. About S500 was the estimate of damage to the Kimball car, police reported. The Stimson car was travelling north on S.

8th St. and suddenly slowed down and the Kimball car travelling in the crashed into the rear of the car and hit a high line pole. Mrs. Kimball, travelling alone, suffered from shock. Police reported little damage to the Stimson car.

Theta Rho Girls and Junior Boys Camping at Lake CLEAR LAKE-- About 100 Theta Rho Girls and Junior Boys of the Odd Fellows Lodge are attending a five-day camp at P.M. Park. A program of crafts, boating, swimming, sports and program planning is being held. One day the group will visit the IOOF Tesenes Are Honored on Anniversary CLEAR LAKE About 180 guests attended open house Sun- Faiis7 is" visiting this" da for and Mrs. Waiter Mr.

and Mrs. John Tesene at their farm home; north east of Clear Lake, celebrating heir 25th wedding anniversary. A family dinner for 35 person vas served at noon by Mrs. Louis Cruggel, mother of Mrs. Tesene.

Relatives from Winthrop and Blue Sarth attended as well as those the vicinity. The celebration was arranged by Mrs. Warren Pederson, Miss Esther Tesene and Mrs. Kruggel. Ashland and four mem bers of the Lake Ambitious Ves tae 4-H Club, Judy Smith, Marian Luker, Marcella Blakewell and Charlene Nickerson, assisted in iher Goodell, while her husband is on a fishing trip north.

For Sale: Used Cold Spot re- good cond. Ph. 7-4438. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Jensen were day for the announcement of hisj i daughter and son-in-law, Home at Mason City. A ride CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks to all who remembered me during my stay in Mercy Hospital and since returning home. All acts of kindness were deeply appreciated. Mrs. J.

A. Risvold. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Ji Peden, and four children, Minneapolis; son, Capt. Victor Jensen, Frankfurt, Germany, and Joe W. Jensen and family, Clear Lake; Mr. and Mrs. P.

M. Paulsen, Mason City, and Mrs. V. Pinkerton, Clear Lake. Fashion show and shoppers luncheon Thursday 1 p.m.

Res. please. Grelhen House. Loren Wilcox, accompanied by a Grinnell College friend, Bob Rosenbacher, Chicago, left Monday on a month's trip to the west coast. For Rent: Furn.

or unfurnished serving. Walter Tesene and Glady apartment, private bath, private garage. Ph. Fl. 7-2495.

Kruggel were married June 4 1932, at the Little Brown Churc at. Nashua. They have four dren, Nadine, student at Tow, State College, Ames; Leanne an David, high school students, an Juanita, junior high student. around the lake on the Princess i is also scheduled. Youths from I all over the state are in attendance.

Camp director is Hallie Pos- nccker, DCS Moines, chairman of the joint youth committee. She is assisted by Cliff Brodston, Montezuma, committee secretary; Ver- i Church of Christ Vacation Bible non Wittrick. Washington; Ber School was concluded with a program Sunday night at the church. Thirty-one students were enrolled, 20 of them receiving perfect attendance certificates. A display of art work of the school was made.

An open house will be held a the Bethlehem Lutheran Church! LUELLA BONOFF Miss Bonoff to Visit Europe CLEAR LAKE Miss Luell Bonoff, home economics instruc tor of the high school, plans leave July 7 from Mason Cit Municipal Airport on a tour Europe. She will board a Pan-American for London. England. Af- jte.r a few days sightseeing in England she will go with a party to Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Italy. They will stay for some time in Rome, visit the Isle of Capri, Nice and Paris, France.

She goes on a tour conducted by Observe 25th Anniversary CLEAR LAKE--Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Amundson, 604-3rd Ave. entertained 162 guests Sunday in celebration of their silver wed- lihg anniversary. Friends present from torm Lake, Emmetsburg, Algona, Burl, Sexton, St.

icnedict, Garner, Swca City, Forest City, Mason City, Sheffield, Duncombc, Burchinal, Manly, ARTICLE 1 Name And Place 01 Business The name o( the 'corporation "Farmers Savinds Bank," anil Its place of luislnc.u aboil be In the City of nock Kails. County ol Ccrro Gordo', and State o( Iowa. ARTICLE II The general; nature of (lie builnen (o be transacted by this corporation shall be that of Saving! bank, conducted un lcr the provisions of. Chapters 526, 528 529 and 332 Code of lown, 1954, nnd acts of the legislature amendatory thereto: ind this corporation hereby assumes and tokos to itself all and.singular the powers conferred upon Savings banks by the lows of Iowa, and accepts alt the duUcs and obligations Imposed, thereby. ARTICLE III Capital Stock Kensett, Austin and Modesto, 'alif.

Mildred Kulschara and Oscar Amundson were married June 10, 1932,, at the Zion Lutheran at Clear Lake by the Rev. O. Umess. He sent greetings from his home in Caiifornia. Mr.

and Amundson have one daughter, Merlea, Rowan. The reunion of the Mrs. L. 0. Amundson family and the siiver wedding anniversary party will be held next Sunday at the Oscar Amundson home.

Section 1. The capital stock of this corporation shall bo Twenty Five Thou- land dollars and shall divided into shares of One Hundred dollars ($100.00) cacli, and shall bo fully paid. Sec. 2. The of of this corporation shall not be held individually responsible as such holders for any debts, contracts, liabilities, or cnjjaRc- mcnts ot tho corporation, and shall not be liable for assessments to restore Impairments In the capital of the corpora: (Ion.

nor shall such stock be liable to assessment for any purpose. ARTICLE IV Duration Tho corporate period of this corporation will expire on the 24th day of May 1957, and Is hereby extended, under (his renewal, for a further period of Fifty (50) years: and the corporation may continue the transaction of business when- a certificate of the Superintendent of Banking shall have been Issued authorizing to do so, ARTICLE Board of Directors and Officers Section 1. The affairs of this corpora- lion ahall be conducted and managed by a board of not ICES than five nor more than Eight directors, who shall be elected the shareholders at the annual meeting of and shall hold office for the term of one year or until their successors are elected and qualified and have accepted office. Sec. 2.

Any vacancy In the board of dl Iowa. Cashier, H. V. Wllkinion, Rock lown, ARTICLE IX Execullon and of Written Instruments Section 1. AH dceds, mortgages and nstruiuents writing affecting real citato which' shall be mado by the corporation, shall executed and aoknow- edged In tliej namc'of corpora yon by he president or- vldi-prtsldent.

and attested by thc'-'cMhlerj with tho corporate scnl thereto Sec, 2. Releases of morlsawja and' other. ilenx held by the corporation, iatla- faction thereof, may be matte, executed and-acknowledged by thV president, president or cashier o( the Sec. 3. All other written.

which may he. by the corporation shall be executed by such 'officers or as the by-laws may designate. ARTICLE Certificates of Stock Section 1. Tho sharer of stock' of corporation shall be iniuod only upon the full payment of the sums represented by them, anci shall be transferable only by assignment upon the books of corporation. Sec.

2. The cartillcates of stock issued to the shareholders shall be signed by the president or vice-president, and attested by the cashier, arid have corporate seal affixed thereto. Sec. 3. This corporation shall have a first and prior lien upon any and all Itx outstanding shares of capital stock and upon any dividends earned thereon from the Home Improvement Club and the Lake Ambitious Vestae 4- Club of which Mrs.

Tesene is assistant leader. Clear Lake Calendar WEDNESDAY and nice Wcstcotl, Iowa city, Dons Cuveher, Janesville. Grand Lodge' officers at camp include Vernon Garner, Shell Rock, deputy grand master of Iowa, and Stella Winget, Des Moines, vice president of the Rebekah Assemblv. I at 2:3 to 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon, June 23 honoring Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Knudson's Golden Wedding Anniversary. No invitations have been children of Mr. and Mrs. Knudson.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray V. Hewitt, Cedar Rapids, spent the weekend at Clear Lake with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

M. A. Arneson and Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Hewitt. former will attend summer session at the University of Iowa. A fine selection of Junior half Sorry! We Were Wrong was Tom Castle, not Paul Castle, who reported Sunday for or regular size dresses can be duty with the Naval Reserve at. reasonable prices at Training at Great Lakes, jHansen's.

Jaycees Will Work to Clean Beaches CLEAR LAKE New officers and the board of directors of the Clear Lake Jaycees met Monday night at the clubrooms to set up the program for the year. Plans were completed for the Jaycc'es to report Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lloyd ofjto clean the municipal and Red Council Bluffs. Mrs.

Llovd. thcJCross beaches. Sam Hansen was Women Golfers, golf course, 9 sister of Mrs. Wayne chairman of the clean a. m.

Clear Lake, visited Europe last committee Lions Club, All Veterans Social vcar She a hcr husband made the trip as a prize for winning the 12:15. PTA Summer Vacation movie series, Lake Theater, 1. North Side Jolly Club, Mrs. Louis Bacon, 2. Methodist WSCS, church parlors, 2.

jBig Pay-Off television show. They will take an extension trip.to the Scandanavian countries as a conclusion of the 41-day trip. At present Miss Bonoff is spending several weeks in Osage at the home of her parents. The inaugural banquet will be held Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at the Aire-O-Room.

Robert Halford, outgoing president, was appointed the local state director. HONORED AT SHOWER CLEAR LAKE--Mrs. Bcrncman and son. Yacht Club boat races, 2:30. Ail-High School picnic, Clear; Lake State Park, 6.

WAUKON--A a molhcrEnri Marred. for games Wesleyan Service Guild, has built a nest in a i won by Mrs. Jim Ransom SMART ROBIN Richard born I May 20. were honored Saturday a shower at the home of Mrs. Hewitt's, 6:30.

Priscilia Circle of Zion Lutheran Church. Jack Kennedy, 8. dow of the Waukon hospital this spring. She chose a spol just outside the obstetrical ward. and Mrs.

S. A. Decker. A gift of money was given to Mrs. Berneman for the babv.

rectors shall be filled by the remaining members of the hoard and the persons appointed shall hold office unlit the next annual meeting of the stockholders. Sec. 3. The board of directors shall tlcct a president and one or more vice- presidents from Its members and shall also elect cashier, who may or may not be a member of the board of directors, and who shall act as secretary of he corporation. may also elect and employ such other officers and clerk; as mny be necessary to the transaction of ts business, and shall fix the compensation of officers and employees.

ARTICLE VI Annu.il And Special Meetings OC Stockholders Section 1. The annual meeting of the itockholdera shall be held at the office of the corporation on the 2nd Wednesday of each year, beginning with the year 1958, at which time the stockholders shall elect a board of directors and transact such other business as may lawfully come before them. Sec. 2. Except as otherwise specifically provided by statute, special meetings of the shareholders may be called for any purpose at any time by the Board of Directors or by the holder or holders of a majority of the stock of the corpora tion.

Every such special meeting ahall be called by mailing, not less than five days before the time fixed for the meeting, to all shareholders of record entitled to act and vote at such me at their respective last known addresses as shown on the books of the corporation, a notice in writing briefly stating the purpose or purposss of the meeting and the hour ond date thai Ihe rncctinK will be convened and held, and no business than thai named in Hie notice shall, be transacted at such special mccliYig, unless all of the alock of the corporation shall be rcprc- for Indebtedness owing by owner of any of said stock. And said lien shall cover any indebtedness whether.due or to become due; whether new existing or which may hereafter be created! whether contingent or fixed: and whether prlmnry or secondary. ARTICLE XI Indebtedness The Corporation may.contract ness or a liability for the following purposes: For the necessary expenses in managing and transacting Its business. For deposits, and to pay depositors, and to maintain proper legal reserves, and for other lawful corporate purposes, and the Board of Directors shall have the power and authority to pledge, or caiust to be pledged, as security Tor the payment of any lawful Indebtedness or liability of the Corporation, such assets of the corporation as may be necessary. ARTICLE XII Private Properly of Shareholders Exempt The private property of the shareholders of this Corporation shall'be exempt from corporate liability.

ARTICLE XIII By Laws The board of directors may, by a two- thirds vote, make and adopt which are not in conflict with the laws ot the State or these articles of Incorporation, for the management of the property of the corporation, the transaction of business, and the regulation of 1U affairs; and may by a like vote alter or change such by-laws. ARTICLK XIV Amendment of Articles of Incorporation These articles of incorporation, may amended at any regular meeting of the stockholders, or at a special meeting called for that purpose, by a majority vote of the capital stock of the corporation. Thij ARTICLE XV Dissolution corporation may be dissolved prior to the lime fixed In Its articles of incorporation, by an affirmative vote of ts stockholders holding three-fourths ts capital stock, at a meeting ot stockholders called for that purpose in the manner required by law and theso articles of incorporation; and in the of such dissolution its affairs shall wound up the manner provided by statute. Dated this 15th day of May, 1957. BERTHA STEBENS, President R.

V. WILKINSON, Cashier STATE OF IOWA Cerro Gordo County BE IT REMEMBERED. That on this 15th day of May, 1937, before me, a Notary Public in and for said. county and state, personally appeared Bertha Stcbens and R. V.

Wilkinson, president and cashier, respectively of said Fanners Savings Bank, and each for lumself acknowledged the same to his free act and deed and tha free and voluntary act and deed of trie said bank, by them voluntarily executed, being duly authorized by the stockholders of said corporation. Witness my hand and notarial seal at Rock Falls in the county of Cerro Gordo, State of Iowa, oa the day and year above written. FREDA RETHAMEL, Notary PilMie M-.