Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 13

800 Youths Expected to Attend Rally Held Here A delegation of 800 young people from the Methodist churches in surrounding towns is expected to attend the district youth rally at the First Methodist church in Mason City Saturday at 7:30 p. according to Doctor Lloyd A. Gustafson, pastor. The major address of the evening will be given by the Rev. Verner Mumbulo of Nardin Park Methodist church, Detroit, Mich.

This youth rally is one of 14 being held simultaneously in as many cities throughout the state ushering in a week of intensive evangelistic effort in Iowa's 930 Methodist churches. Presiding at the rally will be Roger Bettsdorf, district president of--the Methodist Youth Fellowship. General theme of the rally is "Christ Calls Youth." A 200 voice youth choir will sing with Miss Helen 'Masser, minister of music at First JMethodist church in Charles City, directing and James Nelson, Rockford, accompanying. Those who sing in the choir are to meet at the church here at 7 p. Saturday for rehearsal.

Only those practicing with the group will sing for the rally. The youth rallies are a part of the current Des Moines area THE REV. V. MUMBULO evangelistic advance under general chairmanship of Bishop Charles W. Brashares, head of the 240,000 Methodists in Iowa.

The Rev. Lauren D. Thomas, superintendent of the Burlington'. district is. in of youth rallies.

The Rev. Ellis Webb, Charles City, is district chairman. Medley Hepwortft to Present Famous Character Sketches HEDLEY HEPWORTH Robert Reab Services Held Rites Conducted at Local Funeral Home Funeral services for Robert 67, Tuesday following held at the Colonial chapel with the Rev. Carl Frank- hausor, pastor of the United Brethren Manly, officiating. Mrs.

Harold Wolfe sang "Rock of Ages" and "Some Day He'll Make It Plain." Mrs. Carl Carlson accompanied at the organ. Attending the services from out of the city were Mrs. Maude Zimmerman and Mr. and.

Mrs. Chris Andresen, Forest City; Mr. and Mrs. John Reab and.Flaud Mynatt, Manly; Mr. and Mrs.

William Johnson' and- son, Milford, Lake Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gray, Oskaloosa: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roberts, Des Moines; Ralph Johnson, Omaha, and Mr.

and Mrs. George Harms, Clear Lake. Pallbearers were Ralph and John Reab, Jim" Roberts, Milford and Ralph Johnson and Lester Reab. Burial was at the Salem Lutheran at Lake Mills. The Colonial funeral home in charge.

Church Groups Plan "Advance" Methodist church will take-part in the evangelistic advance which will, be held in every Methodist church in the state, Dec. 1 through ,10. Registration and assignments will be Dec. 1 in Algona. A district-wide youth rally will be.held in the high school auditorium in Algona 'at 7:30 p.

m. Saturday. Special evangelistic services will be held here Sunday, continuing through Friday. A district mass meeting in Algona will climax the week at 3:30 Sunday afternoon, Dec. 10.

Cub Pack 12 Presents Mock Radio Program Cub pack 12 presented a mock radio program over station CUBS for their parents Thursday night on the Roosevelt junior high stage. Den Chief Dick Peterson was in charge of the radio skits. Den 1 save "Life With Luigi; den 2, "Western Hour;" den 3, "An Afternoon with Art den 4, a soap commercial; den 5. "It Pays and den 6 gave "One Hundred Years in the Future." Following the radio broadcast, 19 boys were inducted by Cub- master Dick Carter in a candlelight ceremony. New den mothers receiving cards were Mrs.

Kenneth Millard, Mrs. George Mathews, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Ernest Roth and Mrs. Leonard Theilen.

Wolf awards were presented' to Billy Drahiem, Leroy Butler, George Mathews, John Dalmage and Leroy Millard. Receiving arrows were Barr Connelly, J. Dal- mage, Leroy Millard and George Maihews. Offer Concert Fcnton was a musical 'in St. John's Lutheran church Thursday, Nov.

30. Scrooge, Fagin, Micawber, Uriah Heep, King Lear, 'Shyl'ock, Macbeth and a host of other famous characters out of the pages of famous novels and. plays, and history too, will live again when Hedley Hep worth, the famous British character, actor, will be the guest of the Executives club at the Hotel Hanford Dec. 7. In these days when so many actors or actresses are typed and cannot play a role other than the one especially suited to their physical requirements, it is a pleasure to watch Mr.

Hepwbrth, who is a master of his craft. He can play a whole multitude of parts, as varying in their requirements as that of Shylock and Tiny Tim. And he plays them, not merely presents them, for he is wide in his accomplishments. In World War II, while working as an undercover, counter-espionage agent for the British government, he posed as a laborer along the London waterfront for 18 months while checking on what the dockwalloper and sailors were talking about without once having his disguise penetrated. Among other things, Hepworth has 6 transcontinental tours to his credit and is well known all over Canada and the United.

States, as weE as in his native England. He brings a. happy combination of a brilliant mind, a fresh invigorating spirit and. a world of platform lore to his Mrs. Shelton, 71, Succumbs Services to Be on Saturday Afternoon Mrs.

Emily Karl, Shelton, 71, died Thursday morning at her home in Louis, Mo. She had been a resident of. Cerro Gordp county for some time before mov- ing.from Thornton in 1935. to St. Louis, where she had since made her home.

Funeral services will'be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Colonial funeral chapel with the Rev. Roger Russell, associate pastor of the First Methodist church, officiating. Burial will be at the Thornton cemetery.

The body lie in state at the Colonjal funeral home after 10 a. m. Saturday. Hancock Men Galled Into U. S.

Service Hancock county young men reported Wednesday for induction into the armed forces. They Virgil Francis Chizek, Britt; Calvin Jacob Kurtzleben, "Woden; Norman Henry James Merrill Devine, Corwith; -Allen Merle Avery, Arthur N. Nelson, John Harry Quinn, Britt; Clarence M. Nannenga, Klemme: Melvin E. Eliason, Kanawha; and August Brunsen, Britt.

The following group will report for pre-induction physicals on Dec. 11: Harvey R. Ausborn, Klemme; Stanley W. Pringnitz, Kanawha; Stanley E. Studer, Wesley; Ted Johnson, Corwith; Harr old L.

Nielson, 'Britt; Elmer Sweers, Britt; Edward K. Blakely, Woden; Edward -D. Kaduce, Klemme: Harry Duane Peters, Kanawha; Donald Tegtmeyer, Woden; Keith Alan Rankin, Kanawha; and Paul A. Ahlstrom, Goodell. The following 5 men will report to Des Moines for induction on Dec.

13: Dennis Joseph Haverly, Wesley; Cletus Albert Liska, Garner; Gerd Toben Henken, Forest City; Raymond James Nedved, Britt, and Kenneth Dean Schaper, Britt. Thrifty Fixers 4-H Club Holds Meeting Mason Thrifty Fixers 4-H club held a meeting at the home of Sara Oswald and a Christmas committee was appointed by the president, Suzy Stevens. Those named were Janice Green, Branner and Marilyn Tritch. Following the business meeting, slides were shown on better grooming. Feel Singer Did Not 'Warm Up' to Audience By CLARA MADSON A capacity audience came to the high school auditorium Thursday night to hear Elena Nikolaidi, Greek contralto star of the Vienna opera, in the 2nd of the season's Community Concert series here.

Next performance of the 4-number series will be the baritone singer, Conrad Thibault, on Thursday night, Feb. 22. The final number will be the Revelers, scheduled for March 17. Comment in general on the concert of Miss Nikolaidi was that she is a great singer but "did not really warm up to her audience." Wearing a black bouffant gown with a chiffon stole across its strapless bodice, which was ornamented with a red corsage, the artist sang with exquisite poise a program of songs well suited to her full, rich contralto. Only Two Encores Somewhat reserved in her response to audience applause, she came back to sing two encores at the end of the program, the 1st of these an aria from "Carmen," unannounced.

The other she announced, "Do Not Go, My Love," the only words she spoke to the audience during the entire concert. Her encores followed the singing of the aria, don Fatale," from Verdi's opera, "Don Carlos," to many the high point in her singing. Miss Nikolaidi opened her with a group of English songs by two early English composers, Henry Purcell's "Dido's Lament," "I Attempt From Love's Sickness to Fly" and "Nymphs and Shepherds," and Thomas Morley's "It Was a Lover and His Lass." German and Italian Best The German. songs were especially suited to her voice as were also those an the Italian. Only two numbers were by her native Greek composers, a sad little song, "La- yarni" by Spathy and'the gayer "Neranzula" by Margaritis.

German composers included in her songs were Schubert, Brahms and Richard Strauss. Besides the Verdi aria mentioned, she also sang an aria from his opera, "II Trovatore." Another Italian song was by Rossini. Miss Nikolaidi's accompanist, Behr, played two Chopin numbers after the intermission. Following strong applause, he came back to give an encore, De Falla's "Fire Dance." Before coming to Mason City Miss Nikolaidi had given a concert at Omaha. She left Friday afternoon for St.

Paul where she was booked for her next concert. Charles Wellin to Head Camera Club Charles Welliri was elected president of the North Iowa Camera club Thursday, night M. G. A. Roger Gast was elected'sec- retary and treasurer.

Program plans for future meetings were discussed. The next meeting. will be Thursday, Dec. 14, when tabletop photography will be demonstrated. Offers Play Eagle Grove, The Thespian troupe of the Eagle Grove high school will present the play, "Ten Little Indians" by, Agatha Christie in the school auditorium on Dec.

18. Orriar Lett of the speech department is directing the play. Funeral Held Friday for New Hampton Man New Hampton Funeral services Robert McCahen, 38, were held Friday at 2 p. m. at the Congregational church with the Rev.

David Arnold of Reinbeck officiating. Mr. McCahen was born May 21, 1912, son of William and Ida Wittenburg McCahen- in New Hampton. He was married to Ella Straw on Oct. 16, 1932.

Besides his wife, he leaves two children, Kay and Bobbie; also two sisters: Mrs. Anita Harr and Mrs. Grace Sweet of Chicago and 3 brothers: Paul of Los-Angeles, Howard of Billings, and Frank of Mason City. Mr. McCaberi died Wednesday from a heart attack.

He operated a construction company here. Speaks at Greene Greene Clifford Lewis of Winona Lake, will be guest speaker at the Calvary Baptist church at a series of meetings from Dec. 3-17. He is an outstanding evangelist having conducted meetings throughout the United States and Europe. He has travelled in '32, foreign countries.

Mrs. M. Alstad Dies in Hospital Funeral Services Are Not Complete Mrs. Mary Louise Alstad, 78, died at 11:50 a. m.

Friday at a local hospital, following a lingering illness. She had been a resident of Mason City for the past 25 years. Mrs. Alstad was the mother of Mrs. O.

C. Sorlien, 502 5th with whom she had made her home while living in. Mason City. Surviving are her daughter, Lottie, a grandson, Charles J. Sorlien, Clear Lake, and a great granddaughter, Kristen, Clear Lake.

Funeral arrangements incomplete. The Major funeral home in charge. Hold Bake Sale Garner The Garner W. S. G.

will hold a bake sale in the Central States building in Garner Saturday afternoon. They also will have" Christmas decorations on sale. DAY SALE MASON CITY AUCTION Co. Monday, Dec. 4 Sale Starts Promptly at 1 P.

M. We hod a very active and large sale last week. We had about 25 good springers of all kinds. No top cows but had in some good service bulls. Feeding pigs are still in very good demand.

Good piggy sows brought $74.00 apiece. Stock cattle met with a very active market bringing from $27.50 to the $29.00 mark. 1934 FORD TRUCK New battery, good tires, good motor and body in good condition, with a 15-ft. enclosed box. Can be seen at the sale barn.

Auction Means Action Bring: In Your Livestock GIVE US A TRIAL H. WOOD T. RUMELIOTE OWNERS "We'll Do Our Level Best To Please You" BARN PHONE 3758 Virgil R. Munsell, Shorty Huntington, Auctioneers CLOSING OUT PUBLIC FARM AUCTION As I am quirting, farming, I will sell all my personal property at public auction to the highest bidder without reserve at the farm located 6 miles east, 2 miles south and mile east of Forest City; or 8 miles north and west of Ventura; on THURSDAY, DEC. 7 SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 12:30 P.

M. i 11 HEAD OF CATTLE 8 HOLSTEIN MILCH COWS PUREBRED HOLSTEIN BULL This is a real herd of milk cows and they are Just 1 year old. His dam made 500 Ibs. Butter-, all young cows. fat in her last lactation period.

1 RED SHORTHORN COW 1 BROWN SWISS COW COMPLETE LINE OF FARM MACHINERY JOHN DEERE MODEL A TRACTOR; 1937 Model, With Power Lift. JOHN DEERE "QUICK-TACH" CULTIVATOR, Will Fit Any Model John Deere Tractor. NEW JOHN DEERE NO. 290 CORN PLANTER, Bought This Summer and Has Never Been Used. JOHN DEERE NO.

101 CORN PICKER, Single-Row, Like New Condition. John Deere No. 44 Convertible 14 or 16 inch Tractor Plow; John Deere 15-foot Tractor Disc: John Deere No. 5 Power Mower, 7-foot; John Deere Hay Loader; John Deere 4-bar Delivery Rake; Spring- Tooth Harrow, 9-foot; Sean Manure Loader; Lindsay 4-section Drag, with folding evcner; John Deere Rubber Tired Tractor Manure Spreader; John Deere 110A Hanunermill, with traveling feed table; Ward's Low-Load Heavy Duty 4-Wheel Trailer, Flare Box; 4-Whcel Transport Trucks for Disc; Triple Wagon Box; Hay Rack: Oil Burning Tank Heater; Steel Wheel Truck Wagon; New Air Salt Feeder; Sears Milking Machine, complete with motor and pipeline for 13 cows; IHC No. 4 Cream Separator with electric motor; Milk Cans, Cream Cans and Tools.

Many other articles loo numerous to mention. 250 LEGHORN PULLETS; Gas Chicken Brooder Stove, Complete; 10x14 Brooder House; 150 BALES HAY, Alfalfa and Clover, second cutting; 10 TONS HAY, Alfalfa and Clover, first cutting; 200 BALES STRAW. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Living room suite, platform rocker, electric refrigerator, Maytag wishing machine (2 years old), Chrome dinette suite, 9x12 wool rug and pad, kneehole desk, 2 beds complete, kitchen table and chairs, Philco console radio, end tables, hassock, occasional chair, full length mirror. All household goods in excellent condition. TERMS: CASH, or moke arrangements with your banker befori sale.

Nothing removed until paid for. HURT A. BARKEN PROP. Ben A. Reemtsmo, Auctioneer, Corner Ventura State Bank, Clerk 6 Mitchell County Men Called by U.

S. Osage December induction call is small for Mitchell county. It includes Leon Blake and John Wolf, both of Stacyville; Arthur Albrecht, St. Ansgar; Norbert Johnson, Osage; Philip Fesenmeyer, Riceville. and a transfer, Elder Schroeder, from Springfield, 111., to his home community, Riceville.

The 6 men will leave Dec. 12 for DCS Moines. where, at a later date, they will be sent to Ft. Sheridan, 111. Smith Rites Held services for Peter H.

N. Smith, 85, were held at the Danish Lutheran church Tuesday. Survivors include a son, Nels of Thornton, 3 daughters, Mrs. Emil Jacobseri of Thornton, Mrs. Jesse Hartwig of Hampton and Mrs.

John Schair of Mason City, brothers Nels of Delavan, and Sam of Gardner, 111., 15 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Burial was in Pleasant View cemetery near Thornton. Iowa Falls Masons May Purchase Home Iowa Falls Masonic lodge is considering the purchase of residence on. th'e corner of Rock- sylvania avenue and Talbott street for a The house was built by the late L. E.

Jones of the Ellsworth and Jones firm and for. 'a' number of years it has been used as a funeral home. At the present time Darwin M. Beck conducts funeral there. For mwiy years the Masonic hall has been on the 2nd floor of the Bliss building on Washington Nora Mr.

and Mrs. Dorwin (Oscar) Kollman o( Rudd are the parents of a daughter bora Nov. 11. Mrs. Kollman was formerly Leona Nelson of Orchard.

Something New! Something Different! SWEETHEART HONEY WHEAT BREAD AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCERS Farm Auction Sale Having rented my farm, and am quitting farming-, I will sell all my personal property at PUBLIC SALE to the highest bidder without reserve at the farm located 2 miles south and 2 miles 'east of Garner; and 2.miles north and 2 miles east of Klemme; and 3 miles south and 4 miles west of Ventura; Wednesday, Dec. 6 Sale to Start at 12:30 O'clock sharp. Lunch Wagon on the Grounds 32 Head of Shorthorn and Hereford Cattle 2 Shorthorn Milch Cows; 15 head of Shorthorn and Hereford 2-yd. old heifers; 8 horn and Hereford Bull Calves, 7 months old; 7 Shorthorn and Hereford Heifer Calves. FEED AND bushels of Ames No.

2 Oats; 400 bales of straw. 3 Brooder 10x18 (1) 10x14 (1) 8x12 ft. Chicken Feeders; Oil Burning Breeder Stoves. Machinery and Equipment W. C.

ALLIS CHALMERS Tractor with starter, lights and cultivator; 15-30 McCORMICK-DEERING Tractor on rubber. Small Home-made tractor on rubber with Chevrolet motor with starter and lights. DAVID BRADLEY garden tractor with lawn mower attachment and weed sickle and garden cultivator attachments. McCGRMDtCK-DEERING; 3 bottom 14-Inch tractor plow with slats, mold boards. McCORMICK-DEERING 2 bottom 14-inch tractor plow.

JOHN DEERE all steel grain elevator, 36-ft. long; complete-with hoist. ALLIS-CHALMERS combine complete with straw spreader and pick up; attachments and scour clean. NEW IDEA two-row corn picker. JOHN DEERE corn planter 290 with fertilizer JOHN DEERE side delivery rake.

McCORMICK-DEERING 15-ft. disc. JOHN DEERE tractor manure spreader. COATS manure loader with hay buck attachment. 4-section KEWANEE steel lever drag-, new last spring.

2 McCORMICK binders, used for wind- rowing-. McCORMICK-DEERING tractor mower, 7-ft. Swather for LETTS feed grinder, 10-inch. OLIVER hay loader, like new. JOHN DEERE endgate seeder.

Two-wheel implement trailer, a good one. 2 four-wheel 2 flare boxesr Silage wagon, on rubber and silage box. ALLIS-CHALMERS field cultivator. horse electric motor with gear shift on trucks. 30-ft.

drive belt. 6 gas barrels. 2 hog waterers. Hay feed bunk. 2 hog: feeders.

Cream cans, pails, tools and many other articles too numerous to mention. SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS Oil burning heating' stove and other articles too numerous to mention! No property to be removed until settled for. GIDEON WITTENBERG, Prop. B. A.

Reemtsma, Auctioneer Hancock County National Bank, Clerk Don't Miss This Sale It Will Be a Big One! CLOSING OUT FARM AUCTION As I am quitting farming and moving to town I will sell all my personal property at public sale to the highest bidder without reserve at the farm located 2 miles west on Highway 18, 3 Vz miles north on Highway 69, 1 mile west and. 114 miles north from Garner, or 5 miles south on Highway 69 then 1 mile west and mile south from Forest City, or 2 miles east of Hoyfield, on Tuesday, December 5 Sale Starts Promptly at IP. M. 85-HE AD OF LIVESTOCK-85 35 HEAD OF Milk Cows; 3 Yearling Steers; 2 Yearling Heifers; 3 Hereford Bull Calves; 1 Roan Polled Shorthorn Bull Calf; 1 Hereford Bull, 3 years old; 2 Heifers; 10 Calves. 50 HEAD OF HOGS Spotted Poland China Feeding Shoots.

400 Hi-Bred White Rock and Leghorn Cross Pullets, 100 Hampshire Red Yearling Hens. 600 Bales of Mixed Hay. 500 Bushels of Mindo Oats. 3 BROODER Are 8x16 Feet, 1 is 12x16 Feet; 1 Feed House 8x14 Feet. HOUSEHOLD cabinet, kitchen cupboard, 2 steel kitchen wall cupboards, 1 steel kitchen cupboard, Allen parlor furnace, a dining room set, other articles.

COMPLETE LINE OF Allis-Chalmcrs power takeoff and cultivator: Allis-Chalmers Tractor; New Idea 2-Row Pull Type Corn Picker; Allis-Chalmcrs bine, all complete; John Deere 36-Ft. Grain Elevator, complete with speed John Deere 3 Bottom 14" Tractor Plow: Allis-Chalmers 2 Bottom 14" Plow; John Deere-15-Ft. Tractor Disc; John Deere 4-Bar Tractor Side Delivery Rake; McCormick-Dccrinsr Corn Planter; John Deere Tractor Manure Spreader, new; Farmers Friend Manure Loader; S-Section Steel Flexible Drat, with folding evcner; Minnesota Mower, McCormick-Decring Grain Binder, Steel Wheel Truck Wagon; Hay Rack; Endgatc Seeder; 2 Wood Wheel Wagons; Tank Heater; Cream Separator; Cooling Tank; 3 Brooder Stoves; Tractor Tires and Tubes; McCormick-Deering Hand Corn Shelter; Clipper Fanning Mill; Tools and many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH, Or Moke Arrangements With Your Banker. Nothing Removed Until Settled For.

John W. Falada, Ben A. Reemtsma, Garner Hancock County National Bank, Garner, Ctartt.