Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 27

Cheatdom Rites on Wednesday Services for Henry Cheatdom, who died Monday at an Iowa City hospital, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at St. John's Baptist Church. The Rev. G.

M. Williams will officiate. Interment will be Elmwood Cemetery with Patterson-James Chapel in charge. D. W.Halley Rites at Major Chapel Funeral services for Dewey Halley, 56, Milwaukee, who died Friday at Milwaukee, will be held Wednesday at 2:30 at the Major Memorial Chapel with the Rev.

W. C. Anderson officiating. Cause of Diseased Organs Found To Be Nerve Interference Dr. Henry Winsor, whose findings appeared in the "Medical Times," verifies the Chiropractic Principle.

The material came from the Laboratory of Operative Surgery on the cadaver in the University of Pennsylvania. In his research he establishes without question the fact that spinal distortion is associated with diseased organs. The Science of Chiropractic deals entirely with this fact. Nerves pass from the brain through and out from the spinal column to all the organs and parts of the body. Slight misalignments of the spine cause interference with the transmission of life giving and controlling energy from the brain.

In-, terference with transmission of nervous energy acts very much like interference with a telegraph message. When an organ of the body receives the wrong message from the brain disease is the result and will affect the whole body. This is the fifty-seventh of a series of Chiropractic educational advertisements appearing in 'this paper -each -Tuesday through the courtesy of the Masters Chiropractic Clinic, West State, Mason City, Iowa. Jordan Fletcher Leases Mohawk Airfield Facilities Jordan Fletcher, formerly of Chicago, has leased the facilities of the former Mohawk Airways, at the Mason City Municipal Airport and has organized the Fletcher Aviation Company to handle the operations. The facilities, which were leased Tom the airport commission consists of two hangars, fueling operations, office and pilots ounge.

Fletcher has been named the authorized sales representative for Cessna airplanes. He will also operate a charter service, airplane repair maintenance and student instruction. In Chicago Fletcher was employed by an aircraft supply house. Previous to that for a period of nine years he owned and operated a fixed base in Massachusetts. He has been flying for 10 years.

Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher and their two children are making their home for the present at Clear Lake. Four Accidents on Police Report Auto accident reports were back to their normal number Monday for the first time since the recent snow fall. Ice still played an important part, however, in one of the four accidents reported to police.

Cars driven by Bernice Wolf, 23 Beaumont Drive, and Fred Wfflaim Rule, 221 E. State, collided at 2nd N.W. and Madison, and Ella H. Seeberger, 910 Monroe PI. N.W.,.

and George E. Platts, 124 Willowbrook Drive, were involved in a mishap at 19th S.E. and Massachusetts. Steve O'Brien, 932 Adams N.W.; and M. M.

Pockes, Albert Lea, were the participants in an auto collision at 3rd and N. Federal Monday, according to police. In an accident late Sunday, Barbara Jeanne Risacher, 16, 1108 Washington N.W., was driving north on Federal Avenue when her car skidded on a patch of ice and struck the rear of a car driven by Ronald Eugene Dickinson, 520 Van Buren N.W., at 121 N. Federal, police said. The Dickinson car in turn was pushed into a car driven by Richard Dale Robinson, 17 13th N.E.

JORDAN FLETCHER Woman to Serve on County Board Hazel Richmond if Elma, widow of E. B. Richmond vho died two weeks ago, has been lamed as a member of the board if supervisors of Howard County in ilace of her late husband. Mr. Richmond had served on the board or 12 years.

Mrs. Richmond will ake over her new position Monay, filling out the unexpired term vhich runs to Jan. 1, 1957. Burroughs Rites Held at Chapel Services were held Monday for Mrs. Ronald (Ruth) Burroughs at the Patterson-James Chapel in Mason City with Dr.

Lloyd A. Gustafson, pastor of the First Methodist Church, officiating. Mrs. H. H.

Harnack was the soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Earl Ehlers at the organ. The ladies in charge of floral arrangements were Mrs. Henry Sang and Mrs, Harold Greene. Pallbearers included Larry Birch, Don W.

Adams, Henry Saug, Ray Meyers, Elmer Ellison and Raymond Gallagher. The Women of the Moose attended the services in a group. Ray Meyers, Don Adams and Mrs. Henry Saug were car escorts. Burial was in Plymouth Cemetery.

Relatives attending services from out of town were Mrs. Emma Towne, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gastaiger, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Hinsmann, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gastaiger and Mrs. Gertrude Fromm, Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs.

Ernie Towne and Larry Towne, Hampton; Mrs. Kenny Jeffreys, Alta Vista; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marreel, Osage; Mr. and Mrs.

Nick Peroske, Staples, Mr. and Mrs. George Bhesebro, Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rodamaker, Coulter; Fred Cummings, Miss Lula Cummings and Miss Etta Cummings, Clear Lake; Ed Burroughs and Miss Donna Burroughs, Pckin, Miss Cleora Smith and Dean Smith, Peoria, Mr.

and Mrs. E. G. Burroughs, Rockford, Mrs. Julia Perkins, Northwood; Mrs.

Sina Perkins and Mrs. Edna Ivor- son, Albert Lea, Minn. Proctor Talks on Rotary Foundation Dr. Dan Proctor was the speaker at the Monday meeting of the Rotary Club held at the First Methodist Church. Dr.

Proctor, who is president of the Oklahoma College for Women, and a nominee for the position of director of Rotary International talked on the Rotary International Foundation. He stressed the fact that the foundation had become increasingly effective in the few short years since it was established in com- batting what he termed "loose screws In International thinking." The foundation, which has financed the exchange of 602 students on an international basis in four years encourages a return to the principles of the Golden Rule and to Christian principles. Dr. Proctor predicts that the Rotary Foundation will be one of the principal agencies to bring about the establishment of a world peace. Lester Milligan and Don Burington were guests of the club.

Visiting Rotarians included George E. Koch, Lakewood, N.J.; Howard Lang, Clear Lake; Dr. J. E. Salsbury, Charles City; H.

B. Hook, Davenport, and Lowell P. Schwinger, Cedar Rapids. Bob Major in troduced Denny Lannon and Jer ry Schweiger of Holy Family High School as student Rotarians. Guests were introduced by Dick Mettler and George Senn.

Chester Churches Consider Merger annual Congregational meeting of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church was held Dec. 2 and it was decided to have merger P-H-F-F-F-T If You Can't Snt.n It SEE Itl Dec. 7, Nkion City Globe-Gtittie, Mum City, to. services for Chester and Bethlehem churches in the near future. KANAWHA-Mr.

and Mrs. Ernie Wendt of Wallworth, visited in the parental G. L. Larson home. INTEREST On 12 Month Certificates of Depoiit, Minimum $500 FIRST NATIONAL BANK MASON CITY.

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