Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 29

to year CLEAR LAKE The 146th anniversary of the IOOF and Rebekah lodges will be observed Sunday afternoon arid evening by members and their families 180 at Lutheran banquet CLEAR LAKE The annual mother-daughter banquet of Zion Lutheran Church was held Tuesday evening with 180 in attendance. The dinner was served by members of the Lutheran Brotherhood. Mrs. Glenn Shropshire was the toastmislress. Mrs.

Jack Kennedy gave the welcome for mothers. The response was by Barbara King. Mrs. Burgess Pcterscn was narrator for the skit which depicted the years of a girl's growth from infant to adult. The theme of the banquet and program was "Sugar and Spice." Music was provided by the women's chorus, directed by Mrs.

Loren Sadler who also led in group singing. Mrs. A. E. Folkmann accompanied at the piano.

Devotions were by Mrs. Gaylord Hove. Mrs. Ed Kicsau, Ihc general chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Lester Bcrgmann and Mrs.

Sam Lee. MASTER FARMERS DES Wallaces Farmer has designated five Iowa Master Farmers for 1965 of the northwest district at P. Park. The program, for members only, -begins at 2 p.m. A family dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m., to be followed by an evening program which is open to the public.

The featured speaker will be Sam Cuvelier, Janes- ille, grand master of Iowa. Reservations for the dinner nnd they are: Hugo M. Black of Algona, Leon liaahr of New- cll, J. Gordon Hollis of Waterloo, Harold Tyon of Laurens and James W. Wright of Collins.

RECORD YEAR" The vehicle renting and leasing business in this country last year is estimated by industry sources at a record $1.54, billion. may be made with Arthur Reynolds, P. M. Park manager. At a meeting of Tina Rebekah Lodge Tuesday evening, the charter was draped for 'Mrs.

Ernest Andersen and Mrs. Kathryn Kelly, Council Bluffs, past state president. The reobligation ceremony was conducted by Mrs. Elmer Nelson. Mrs.

L. E. Jacobson reported on the district convention held Thursday in Forest Ctiy which several Clear Lake members attended. An invitation was read to Friendship Night May 6 in Nora Springs. Memorial association makes plans CLEAR for Memorial Day were made by the Clear Lake Memorial Association at a meeting Monday evening in the VFW Post Home Ed Davis, VFW Post commander, was elected "President of the Day." The association voted to hold the Memorial Day observance Monday, May 31, and to dec orate cemetery graves Sunday May 30.

Program committee members and chairmen were named for the observance. All officers of the memorial association ere re-elected. They are Marvin Prilipp, president; Mrs. Ed Hcitland, vice president, and Forclc Lcc, secretary. Final arrangements for the Services for Mrs.

Young to be Friday CLEAR services for Bessie L. Young, 76, 2317 N. Shore who' died Monday evening in a Mason City hospital after a lingering illness, will be Friday at 11 a. m. in the Methodist Church at Plymouth.

Dr. John DeLong of the Clear Lake Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be in Plymouth Cemetery. The Ward Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Bessie Leota Young was born April 7, 1889, in Mitchell County, the daughter of James and Sarah (Slawson) Ashmore.

She attended schools in Moira, She was married to Warren E. Young April 2, 1913, at Pomona, Calif. They farmed in several areas, near Nora Springs until 1922; then near Rosecreek, until 1932 and farmed near Austin, Nora Springs and Charles City. She has made her home seven years with her daughter, Mrs. Ward (Sadie) Dects, Clear Lake.

Survivors include three daughters, June Carr, Charles City; Mrs. Don (Erma) Jacobson, Minneapolis, and Mrs. Deets; two brothers, Lorcn Ashmore, and Elaine Ashmore, a i 11 10 grandchildren and 11 great- grandchildrcn. She was preceded in death by her husband, two brothers and one sister. She was a member of the Royal Neighbors of America, Nora Springs.

Redder buys Belmond store; is Rexall manager LAKE A change in manager for Casey Rexall Drug, 306 Main will become, effective June Erwin Redder, who has been manager since announces tie has purchased' the Nolan Drug Store at Belmond from Mrs. Don Nolan. Charles E. Roseland, who has been pharmacist at Rexall Drug since November 1963, has been promoted to manager, according to Richard Casey, owner. Redder came to' Clear Lake from St, James, where he was employed as a pharmacist for one year.

He is a grad uate of South Dakota State University, Brookings. Mr. and Mrs. Redder have three children, Mary, 11; David, 8, and John, 3. He has been active in the Chamber of Commerce and Lions' Club.

Mr. and Mrs. Roseland have lived in Clear Lake since 1946. He formerly was employed by the Corner Drug Store and R. and Prescription Shop.

Prior, to moving to Clear Lake he was pharmacist in Paullina, his St. Louis, 13 He is a graduate of Creighton University, MAYTAG OPEK EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 DURING SALE OPEN EVENINGS UNTO. 9:00 DURING SALE ERWIN REDDER CHARLES ROSELAND program will be 'made by the committee which will meet May 117 at 8 p. m. at the VFW Home.

103rd BIRTHDAY BOONE Mrs. Elinor Gage, one of'Iowa's oldest residents, marked her 103rd birthday at the Eastern Star home at Boonc where she has lived since 1949. Mrs. Gage was born in Palo, Iowa, on April 14, 1862, and has been an Iowa resident most of her life. LEADING CITIES There are 135 cities through out the world which are either national capitals or have popula tions exceeding one million.

Flushing of water mains scheduled CLEAR Larry Keith, superintendent of public works, announced Wednesday that wa- mains in Clear Lake will be Flushed next week. The flushing takes place in the spring and fall. Flushing will begin May 5 at 8 a.m. and it is estimated work will be completed by Friday afternoon. Keith said householders should draw off several pails of water from the bottom of their hot water heaters Saturday morning to remove any sediment that has collected.

The early warning on the spring cleaning was given to allow housewives to complete the laundry before crews begin stirring up the rust and sediment in the mains. A new closing hour at the city dump will be in effect throughout the summer. The dump will close at 7 p.m. instead of 6 p.m. Weekdays the dump opens at 7 a.m.

Sunday and holidays the dump is open from 8 a.m. to 1 Vote change of electrical contractors on city offices CLEAR LAKE In a special meeting Tuesday afternoon of the City Council it was voted to reject the bid of Determan Electric Co. and accept the bid of Dewey Electric Co. for electrical work on the new city administration building. Mayor B.

Myhr said the change was made because of a misunderstanding on the terms of the contract in interpreting in 12 good reasons why you should serve Wonder during the "Wonder Years-ages 1 thru 12 1 Nancy's a year old and growing fast. She's been eating Wonder Bread for several months. Lilies to feed herself. Jans, Just 2, has 27 words In her vocabulary. She loves to specially out of her crib at night.

3-yiar-old Gerald takes eating seriously. Ke refuses some foods but Wonder Bread has always been a favorite. Tom mimics his father as most 4-year- olds do. But has 3 mind of his own likes Wonder sandwiches for breakfast. 5-year-olds carry on conversations consisting of "why." Paul asXs questions faster than his mother can answer.

Being 6 means learning to read and write, and cutting big, new teeth. Jane feels grown-up. She loves it. At 7, a girl knows what she wants. Cathy likes the bread with the red, yellow, and blue balloons printed on wrapper.

8 Tj runs faster than any boy on his block. Running fast is more Important than anything when you're 8 years old. Growing: Vft Inches In one year, as most 9-year-olds do, takes energy. John eats almost much as his father does. 10 Jennie, at 10, shows promise of becoming an expert swimmer.

She's captain of her 5th-grade swim club. 11 Ruth Ellen thinks she's all grown up now because she's 11 and has an occasional baby-sitting job. 12 Jerry's voi'ce Is changing, but he's still all boy at 12. His baseball team won the series last year. If yourchildren are between the ages of one and twelve, they're in the formative children actually grow to of their adult height.

To help make the most of these growing years, be sure to serve nutritious Wonder En- riched Bread. Wonder Bread helps build strong bodies 12 ways. Each slice supplies protein for muscle. for vitamins for energy. Are your children getting Wonder Bread nutrition durmgthe "Wonder Helps build strong bodies 12 ways News about Clear Lake Kevin Klatt, 20-month-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Klatt, was dismissed Tuesday from Mercy -Hospital whore he received care and treatment lot- one week. on Playtex Golden Girdles, $3 off regular price atj Oluf T. Hanscn Co. (Adv.) Flower and Garden Vigorol available at Miller Hdwe.

(Adv.) Alice Cassady and Mrs. Ray Haglin were guests Happy Planters Club Tuesday in the home of Bertha Knutson. "What Is Good Gardening Soil" was the lesson given by Mrs. Charles Crowley. Cylinder vacuum cleaner, 7 attachment, uncond.

a $14.95. Yes! We have free storage for winter woolens in our new separate storage room. Around The Clock Cleaners, 107 S. 4th Phi Sigma Alpha Sorority held a combined social and business meeting Tuesday evening at the Holiday Lounge. A $5 contribution was given to the cancer fund.

The nominating committee appointed will report at the next meeting, May 19, in the home of Mrs. Richard Ax, Ventura. Book Fair, 9-5, Pub. Library. Woman's (Adv.) Store now, pay later, free storage at Neal The Court whist was played at a meeting of the Sing and Sew Club Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs.

Roger Amosson. Mrs. Hay Cooper was a guest. Dresses Regular and half sizes arriving at Oluf T. Hansen's.

(Adv) For dec. 2 bedroom house. FL 7-3798 aft. 5:30. Howard Jackson, county as sessor, will be the speaker for Rotary Club Thursday noon at Halford's Cafe.

He will talk on the re-evaluation of property jn the county. Inoculation for peas can be purchased at Ladies short sleeve blouses, size 32 to 44, plain or print $1.17 each. Ben Franklin. (Adv.) Officers of Do-Your-Bit Club elected Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Robert Glanville are Mrs.

Albert Pluber president; Mrs. Ivan Pitkin, vice president; Mrs. J. 0. Hammond, secretary; Mrs.

Ray Willis, assistant secretary, and Mrs. Rex Rule, treasurer. Mrs. Earl Butts entertains May 25. A $3 donation was made to the cancer fund.

For Rent: 2 -bedroom furn house for summer. FL 7-2341 (Adv) Free, for keeping down weeds V4 A. plowed garden. Ella Zu fall, Rt. 2.

FL 7-3870. (Adv.) Mrs. Peterson, 412Vj Main has returned home from Mercy Hospital and is convalescing at her home. 'Group rummage: wo men's 609 N. Shore Thurs.

a.m. (Adv.) Baby sitter needed, 11 a 5:30 p.m. 31Vi hrs. weekly. FL 7 4289.

(Adv.) Jolly Janes Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Walter Fuller, Mason City. Lyle Harms, who worked if years for the FBI in Washington, D.C., gave the highlights of her work for the program. May baskets were exchanged. Mrs.

John Fjone is hostess May 25. Went pasture for horse, close to town. FL 7-3529. (Adv.) one alternate in the bid and on the request of Jack Determan. The Determan base bid was $18,500 and the Dewey bid was 519,867.

The council voted to exercise option on one alternate to change fixtures in one room deducts $380, making the Dewey contract $19,487. Total cost of the building is $191,663. Excavation started Wednesday morning for the fool- ings. The building is being constructed on the city parking lot at 1st Ave. and N.

Bth St. Bids on the building were opened April 9. The council met a special session April 14 to Now In Now consider the bids, at which time the two low bids on each of four sections were retained until final acceptance. EXTRA BIG ALLOWANCES On Your Trade-ins April 28 to May 1 MAYTAG WASHERS AND DRYERS AT DISCOUNT STORE PRICES! Go First Class Go It Costs No More. Get Our Prices This Week.

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