Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 16

4, 1H4 Glofee-Gaiettc, Msson City, Danish State Meetings End CLEAR LAKE Dorothy Petersen, Clear Lake, was elected president of the Danish Sisterhood at the state convention which closed Monday at Clear Lake. Fred Nielsen, Kingsted, was reelected president of the Danish Brotherhood. Others named were Mrs. Don Boyland, Council Bluffs, vice president; Mrs. George Hoin, Ringsted, secretary treasurer; Mrs.

Orville Paulsen, Newell, and Mrs. Fred Thomsen, Des Moines, alternates. Arnold Rasmussen, Newell, was named vice president of the men's group; Fred Thompson, Des Moiues, trustee, and Sttn Ored- 1 son, Clear Lake, conductor. Cards were played Saturday night at the I.O.O.F. Hall and about 150 attended the banquet Sunday evening at the All "Veterans Social Center at which all of the state officers spoke, Mrs.

Chris Caspersen and Louis Kofoed, presidents of the local chapters, gave the welcome addresses and Keith Holt was the master of ceremonies. Richard Thomsen sang a solo and a duet with Miss Janice Olsen. Mrs. Ray Hansen gave a reading and Miss Olsen, an instrumental solo. Mrs.

Leach accompanied. Following the business session Monday a dinner was served and plans were made for the next convention to be held over Labor Day at Council Bluffs. Most Panama hats are made in Ecuador. Harry D. Cole Dies in South CLEAR LAKE here received word Tuesday of the death of Harry D.

Cole, Miami, Fla. He died sududenly early Tuesday at his home. He had been in declining health for several years. Mr. and Mrs.

Cole moved to Florida from Clear Lake several years ago. He was emp'jyed by the Hawkeye Mutual Hail Insurance Fort Dodge, for more than 30 years and was vice president at the time of his death. Surviving him are his wife, Sarah; one daughter, Mrs. John Gardner, both of Miami; two grandchildren; three brothers, Dan Cole, Spencer; Don Cole, Des Moines; and M. Ellsworth, and sister in Seattle.

Plan Hudson Rites at Methodist Church CLEAR services for S. S. Hudson will be held Wednesday at p.m. at Methodist Church with the Rev. W.

R. Noland, officiating. Burial will be in the Clear Lake Cemetery. Masonic rites will be held at the graveside. The Ward Funeral Home is in charge.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation to all the many friends for their cards, gifts and many kindnesses at the time of our 50th Wedding Anniversary. It was all greatly appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. V.

P. Balaban. YACHT CLUB TROPHY the annual Labor Day Yacht Club picnic at All Veterans Social Center, Clear Lake, trophies were presented to the winners of the races held this summer. They are (first row, left to right) Mrs. Bill Nicholas, Alan Tice, Steve Moeller, Bill Swift, Henriette Hebel, Phil Berrie, Coleman Hicks, Ann Pearoe, Mary Evans; (second row) Dick Patton, Jim Larson, Bill Patton, Sally Carroll, Charles Crane, Ralph Winkle, LeRoy McKee, Roy Berne; (backrow) EdMelichar Dave Lubben, Dr.

Frank Ward, Don Toepfer, Don Taylor, Chan Dakin, Dave Butler, Allan Patton and the commodore, Dr. M. L. Knutson. News About Clear Lake Jacobson Beauty Base will reopen Wednesday at 1105 1st Ave.

N. Ph. 7-3161 for fall permanent offer. Mrs. Lena McMullen and Mrs.

Charles McGowan Tuesday attended the funeral of an uncle, B. R. McNight, 84, South Wayne, Wis. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon South Wayne. Mr.

McNight had visited several times in Clear Lake. Verify Lodge 250 will hold Lodge of Sorrow for Sumner Hudson Wed. at 1:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. Holy Name Society will meet Thursday at 8 p.

m. in St. Patrick's Catholic Church parlors. For Rent: Furn. house on N.

Shore, Sept. to June 1. Ph. 7-2618. Miss Stella Floody, Pipestone, was a weekend guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Mahoney. Mrs. Mahoney accompanied Miss Floody to Pipestone and will visit there several days. Rummage Sale Tues.

eve and netonka. all day Wed. Children and adults clothing. 1212 9th Ave. No.

Royal Neighbor Club will meet Thursday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Roy Westcott. For Sale: Frigidaire, good cond.

Ernest G. Nelson, 308 7th Ave. S. Ph. 7-2644.

Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Alien and daughters, Susan, Judy, Katliy and Mary, have returned to their home at Burlington after a week's visit at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Jay A. Folsom at Paradise Farm. Mrs. Allen is the former Sally Folsom.

The Aliens have spent the past four years at Flint, where Dr. Allen was a surgeon at Hurley Hospital. Small forn. house. Ph.

7-3229 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Share, Ce dar Rapids, were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs B. G.

Pierce. Jack Jill Nursery open house registration Wed. 9-11 a.m. Coffee and doughnuts served. Dr.

and Mrs. Richard Calhoun and sons, Richard and Robert, re turned Monday from a camping trip at Wisconsin Dells and Wis consin Peninsular State Park. Man wanted for full time sta tion work. Trax Oil 416 Shore Drive. Dr.

E. J. Ridder and Dr. A. Rorvig have returned from a chiropractic seminar at Lake Ok oboji over the weekend.

Dr. Har ley Scanlon, Algona, president 0' the National Chiropractic Assn. was one of the speakers. Shoppers' luncheon and styl show, Thursday. Gretheu House.

Mrs. R. C. Bradbury, Chicago returned to her work after spend ing the Labor Day weekend with her mother, Ina M. Eldred.

For wallpaper with matchin fabrics, come to Colonial 1201 So. Lakeview Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mason returned Monday from a 10 day vacation trip through the east with stops at Toledo, Ohio; Gettysburg, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and New York, N.

points in Canada and at Detroit. Dr. M. Knutson Elected Commodore of Yacht Club CLEAR Dr. M.

L. Monday was chosen 1957 commodore of the Clear Lake Yacht Hub at a business meeting fol- owing the annual picnic. About 250 persons attended the picnic and awarding of trophies at the All Veterans Social Center. Other officers elected were Carroll Swift, vice commodore; Dave Butler, secretary; M. A.

Arneson, treasurer; and Arnold Moeler, head judge. Captains chosen nclude Ken Pearce, E-class; Ed Melichar, C-class; Roger Paton, D-class; Dave Lubben, Y- class, and Carroll Swift, X-class. Dr. Knutson awarded the year's rophies: C-class, Saturday Melichar, Don Taylor, Dr. Frank Ward; Sunday VIelichar, Doug Swale, Ralph Winkle; Fourth of Bill Nicholas, Melichar, Winkle; 'Governor's Day Regatta Melichar, Swale, Winkle; Labor Day Regat- a Melichar, Swale, Winkle.

VIelicbar won second place in the Inter-Lakes Regatta at Lake Min- D-Class Results D-Class, Saturday LeRoy McKee, Sally Carroll, Jim Sunday Carroll, loger Patton, McKee; Fourth of Larson, Carroll, McKee; overnor's Day Larson, Patton, Carroll; Labor Day Pattoon, Carroll, McKee. Y-Class, Saturday Chan Dakin, Allan Patton, Roy Berrie; Sunday Patton, Dakin, 3errie; Fourth of July Patton, Berrie; Governor's Day Regatta Dakin, Patton, Berrie; Labor Day Patton, Dakin, Dave Lubben. In the Inter Lakes. Regatta at Lake Minnetonka Chan Dakin won DR. M.

L. KNUTSON trophy for the Fourth of July Regatta in the C-class. The Saturday series traveling xophy for the E-class, donated by Sarold Crane, was won by Dave Butler, and the Sunday series fields traveling trophy, donated by Carroll Swift, also went to Butler. Special trophies went to Mary Evans for sportsmanship and to Alan Tice for efficincy in sea manship. Juno Cups were awarded to Dr.

Frank Ward in C-class for finishing the last race of the season in last place and to Lloyd Karr in the E-class. A silver coffee server was presented to Chan Dakin in appreciation of his services as commodore during the past yeear. Balabans Honored at Celebration of Golden Wedding CLEAR LAKE About 100 guests attended open house for Mr. and Mrs. V.

P. Balaban Sunday on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary. They received many cards, gifts and flowers. All of their children and their families were present for the occasion. They are: Pete Balaban, Vancouver, Mike Balaban, Redlands, Mrs.

Earl Anderson, Brea, Mrs. Delmar Jacobson, Clear Lake; Mrs. Alfred Caffrey, Cedar Rapids, and Mrs. Tomma Stoynoff, Mason City. Peter Geloff, Tuttle, N.D.,, brother of Mrs.

Balaban, also was present with Mrs. Geloff. Mr. and Mrs. Balaban have 19 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

In the evening a family dinner was served at the Aire-O-Room. The party was arranged by the daughters. Mrs. Mike Balaban poured and Mrs. Jacobson cut the cake at the open house.

A three tier wedding cake, made and and decorated by Mrs. Stoy- noff, centered the table. Mrs. Rex Westcott presented a corsage to each of the women of the am- iiy. TALE OF WOE BOSTON an elevator in one of Boston's not-very-tall office buildings is not all beer and skittles.

An operator told this tale of woe: "A guy gets on and starts to tell somebody a joke. Just as he's getting to the It's time for them to get off. I never get to hear a whole story. It has been going on for years." second place, and Allan Patton, third. The Clear Lake team won the traveling trophy at this regatta for the eighth straight year.

E-Class, Saturday Butler, Don Toepfer, Kenet Pearce; Sunday series Butler, Toepfer, Pearce; Fourth of July Butler, Chuck Crane; Governor's Day Regatta- Crane, Butler, Toepfer; Labor Day Pearce, Butler. X-Class Winners X-Class, Saturday Swift, Henriette Hebel, Steve Moeller; Sunday series Swift, Moeller, Hebel; Fourth of July Regatta Swift, Moeller, Alan Tice; Governor's Day Regatta- Swift, Tice, Moeller; Labor Day Hebel, Tice. Bill Swift won second place in the Iowa Inter Lakes Regatta. Alan Tice won third place in the Inter- Lakes Regatta at Lake Minnetonka. In the X-class Wednesday ser i winners were Coleman Hicks, Phillip Berrie and Alan Tice; Dad's Day Race Dr.

George Tice, Carroll Swift, LeRoy Clear Hake Calendar WEDNESDAY Women Golfers, golf course, A.m. Lions Club, All Veterans Socia! Center, 12:15. Thought and Thimble Club, Mrs Edwin Zook, 1:30. Lodge of Sorrow, Masonic Tern pie, 1:30. Union Dozen Club, Mrs.

Forrest Hanson, 1:30 p.m. Coffee Club, Mrs. William Behl, 2. Thimble Bee Club, sack lunch, McGowan Park, 2 p.m. Friendly Garden Club, Mrs.

J. B. Osness, 2 p.m. Home Improvement Club, Lawrence Cain, County Farm, 2 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary, A.

V.S.C. 7:30 p.m. Aravet Post 135, A.V.S.C,, 7:30 X-Class traveling trophies were won by Bill Swift for 1st on Saturday and Sunday, 1st on Fourth of July, Governor's Day and Labor Day. The Governor's Day traveling trophy in the Y-class went to Chan Dakin who also received the trophy for the Y-skipper with the most individual joints in all races during the year. II Nicholas won the traveling AMBULANCE SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT CALL 7-2018 24 Hour Service WARD FUNERAL HOME CLEAR UAKI Black Suede 12.95 Nichols Green Where the Good Shoes Come From PRESENTS AMERICA'S WINNING FASHION TICKET setting brand of fee work).

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