Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 9

OCTOBER 13 1939 MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE liss Marion Claus, Richard Roberts Wed; To Live in Madison PLYMOUTH, Oct. Ma'r- B-Claus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. YR, Claus, was married at the AC of her parents here yesterday jlto, Richard Roberts, Madison, Wis. tMrs.

Roberts had been employed aa la nurse in Madison. The couple will pmake their residence there after a 'wedding-trip thru northern Mr. and Mrs. Roberts were at- i tended during the ceremony by Miss Claus, a sister of the bride, Edward Roberts, a brother of the bridegroom. Lack of Judgment in Child to Be Replaced by Parental Authority By ALfCE JTJDSON PEALE Never were parents less sure of themselves than today.

Increased knowledge of children 'and swift cumulative changes in the '(environment have compelled them to reckon with factors of which their own elders were happily oblivious. Some parents have met the new situation by refusing to see it. They rely upon their authority. They hedge their children about with rules and prohibitions. They insist upon Obedience for obedience's sake Others, determined that their children shall profit by the errors of their own childhood, assert no authority at all.

Their children will have a harder row to hoe than those who are being subjected to the old cast iron meth are being given no oppor tunity to learn the self control, con for others and persever ance in the face of obstacles. There is of course a golden mean ing. Authority has a place in chile training today, as it has always had Its influence is necessary to giiar 'antee to the young child health an safety, a-sense of security and Sutine that enables him to live wltl minimum of wasted energy an with his environment. unfair to deprive a child ifisa helps in-the difficult busines growing up in. a complicate irkL Parental authority takes th lace of the judgment which the hild lacks.

Naturally the occasions when we may with. safety leave a child to xercise his own discretion increase his mind develops. By the time he- has reached ado- escerice it should be safe to trust im to make all but the most far- eaching and irrevocable decisions. Jo Substitute for Your Sweetheart don't want any. We ther do you want substitute fo Barter's Little Liver Pills as rem biliousness, torpid liver an lonstipation.

Take Carter's, mov (jearly two pounds of bile, cleans system. Accept no othe 3uy' at any drug store for 25 for the red bottle. Resent sub Take Carter's. LIVING AND By VIRGINIA LEE HEART HUNGRY; that phrase grips one, doesn't it? We may be visualizing a young man or woman who cannot make friends or attract overs. It may be a child who for ome reason lacks the love of parents.

It may be older people who are bereft of their mates, or who have never had And it may be a man or who yearns to have Children to love and cherish and who can never have Very few people quite escape heart hunger at some time in theil ives. Sometimes it is necessary to accept the fact that the hunger never will be satisfied. Then it is we lave, for our own happiness-safety, even--to resort to what the psychologists call a "constructive jompromise." The following letter tells of one woman who is seeking relief from her heart hunger: VIRGINIA DEE: You have such a happy way of solving other people's troubles, so I'm bringing my problem to you. "Am a widow by death and have children. Have gone out some, but never without the children.

Have done no wrong, yet know the other widows in the neighborhood, of which there are many, have made remarks. "Now, Virginia Lee, what I want Wife Preservers Have curtains in the nursery that are easily laundered, with colors fast to sunlight, and so arranged that plenty of light and air may be admitted. NOTICE TO VOTERS Are You Registered? Under the plan of permanent registration adopted i 1 by the City of Mason City, Iowa, you can register at any time during office hours, at the'off ice of the City Clerk in the City Hall, except during the ten day period prior to any election. This period ends Oct. 24, 1930.

If you are not registered or having registered have changed your residence address since registering, or, if a woman, have changed your name by marriage or divorce, YOU MUST REGISTER, CORRECT YOUR ADDRESS OR RE-REGISTER, TO ENABLE YOU TO VOTE. THIS IS IMPERATIVE J. H. McEWEN Commissioner of Registration SAVING POSSIBLE THESE E. OTHER NORTHWEST SAVINGS BANK MASON CITY, IOWA Affiliated With NORTHWEST BANCORPORATION COUNTESS CATHCART MARRIES MAN IS HURT IN FALL FROM GAR Henry Robinson Confined to Hospital for Treatment of Head Injuries.

Henry Robinson, 515 Adams avenue southwest, was 5n a serious condition Monday at Park hospital where he is recovering from injuries received Oct. 8 when he fell out of a truck. His Head was badly and thdre have been times since the accident when he has not been rational. Mr. Rotinson was hurt while he was riding in a truck driven by W.

Ei Harris, 319 Twenty-fourth street southwest. He fell out and struck his head on the pavement. He was given treatment at his home but his condition became worse. He was taken to the hospital Sunday. time and forfeited a bond charge of Intoxication.

on a Build JHoUso at Park. ALGONA, Oct. on the new house for Custodian Paul Wille of the State park was started this week. The Wllles expect to be settled in their new home by Christmas, tired business man who complained that he wanted peace and quiet, got a present of a radio aet from his Home Companion. 'ore throats OVEffttMIUION JARS USED YEARLY Quickly relieved by rubbing on Photo shows Vera Counters Oathcart, who was denied admittance to the United States on charges of moral turpitude a few years ajjo, outside the registry office at London following her marriage to Sir Rowland Hedge, 71-year-old shipping millionaire, above.

Young Earl Cathcart is at left. One Out of Every Five Goes to the Furnace Coil to know is, is this wrong? I do want to marry, and could and would make a wonderful home for a good man, a lonesome man like 'Troubled if he, in-return, would take an interest in my children. "It is terrible to be so lonesome for a companion of your own age. Life is hard at the best, but with a pal many of the hard places become easy. Please do not put this in the scrap basket, I will anxiously await your answer.

HEART HUNGRY." I know just how you must feel, Heart Hungry, and see nothing wrong or unusual in the fact that you want to marry If you have had some attention from men since your husband died, as you imply, it may be these other widows are a little envious, as they, too, may be heart hungry. Try to think that and you won't feel so unkindly toward them if they make slurring remarks. At the same time, ignore nny such remarks that you may hear have been ntade. Accept any invitations you receive and you probably will find a new mate. I hope if you do that you will not be disappointed, as it is a pretty hard thing for a man to marry a ready-made family and be an ideal father.

Altho it Is not quite as difficult a position as that of stepmother, which many women have filled successfully. You can make companions of your children and join some interesting clubs. And you can make up your mind that you have to have something to bear in this imperfect world. HELPING THE HOMEMAKER By MRS. ALEXANDER' GEORGE Apricot Plo For Dinner, Breakfast Orange Juice Wheat Cereal and Cream Buttered Toast Coffee Luncheon Broiled Tomatoes and Cheese Sauce Bread Grape Jelly Cocoanut Cookies Tea Dinner Sliced Roast Beef Hashed Browned Potatoes Buttered Cauliflower Bread Butter Head Lettuce nnd Russian Dressing Apricot Pie Coffee New: Line of Airmail Will Increase Speed of Mason City Letters Establishment of a new line of airmail between New York and Los Angeles will contribute considerably better service of letters dis- natched by airmail from Mason City, local postal authorities have pointed out.

The new line will be started Oct. 15. Mail can leave Mason City by rail at 9 p. arrive in Kansas City at 7:30 a. be sent on an airplane leaving Kansas City at 8:30 a.

m. and arrive in Los Angeles at 8 p. m. Intermediate points are'also served. By sending mail from-Mason City by rail at 7 p.

it will arrive at St. Louis at 8:15 a. leaving there on a plane at 10:58 a. m. and arriving at Amarillo, at 6 p.

m. Service is also given to several Intermediate points. Police Arrest Six Men in One Day for Being Intoxicated Six men were arrested by polics Sunday on charges of intoxication All but one furnished bonds of $15 each, which were forfeited by their failure to appear in court. G. L.

Patterson, Clear Lake, who wa.s arrested Sunday on an intoxication charge, was fined $10 and costs by Judge John C. Shipley. DeLoss Rose and Joe Collins, transients, who were arrested at Second street and South Federal avenue; Charles P. Kakae, Cleat Lake, who was arrested at State and Federal avenue, and Joe Dab- lia, who was arrested Sunday, forfeited bonds. Matt Stevens, Mason City, forfeited a bond of $10 on a charge ol disorderly conduct.

He arrested at Ninth street and North Federal avenue after he threw a bottle on the street, officers stated. Daniel Jonson was arrested at the same MOE-PETEKSON. Miss Margaret Peterson of Lake Mills and Lawrence Thomas Moe were married Sunday afternoon at the Trinity Lutheran church by the Rev. O. L.

N. Wigdahl. They were attended by James Forshee and Miss Helen Logan. Mr. Moe and his bride will make their home here.

Monthly rnyihents $3.50 on the Autnlint WANT TO LOOK YOUNG? Iowa Woman Among 5 Evacuated From Area of Chinese Bandits WASHINGTON, Oct. 13. UP)-- Tlie home addresses of the five Americans evacuated from, the Upper Minnesota river territory of Fu- kien province were reported to the state department today as follows: John R. Grace, New York City, evacuated from Chumjan; Bernard C. Werner, New York City, from Ktenningrfu; Dr.

and Mrs. James Edward Skinner, North Topeka, and Miss Mamie F. Glassburner, Woodbine, Iowa, from Yen- ping. The two Americans remaining in the bandit area are William F. Gas- sidy.

Michigan City, last reported at Sankong, and Dr. Walter a. Jndd, Rising City, at Shaowu. The secret of keeping young is to feel young--to do this you must watch your liver and there's no need of having a sallow complexion--dark rings under your eyes--pimples--a bilious look in your face--dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will' tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver.

Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound as a substitute for calomel to net on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. Edwards Olive Tablets are gentle in their' action yet always effective. They help bring about that natural buoyancy which all should enjoy by toning up the liver and clearing the system of impurities. Dr.

Edwards Olive Tablets are known by their olive color. 15c 30c, GOc. ES! One shovel of coal out of every five-that's the tax for hot water that's furnished by a furnace coil, according 1 to extensive tests by heating engineers. Furnace i Old Furnace Coil Now Worth Ton rnn't lift Clenn Without Hot iVnler 10 Replace Your lenhy Farnnee Coll Wth an Autohot are short lived too but most ex-asperating of all is the service they afford. When there's a big fire in the furnace the Wciter is boiling hot and often red with rust.

When the i are flickering dimly, cold water is all that's available. With Automatic Hot Water Service it's an entirely different story. Hot water is then on tap always--and the temperature of the water remains the sarrfe. True hot water convenience is yours at a cost that is in many cases less. Trade in that old furnace before the $10 offer is withdrawn.

On Self-Action 6:13 Water llenter manufacturers recommend adding to the capacity of tho furnace in cases where furnace coil is to be used. This is to make allowance for coal consumed by the furnace coil. Broiled Tomatoes Four large, firm tomatoes, 1 egg, 1 tablespoon cold water, teaspoon salt, teaspoon paprika, V'i teaspoon celery salt, 1 cup rolled dried jread or cracker crumbs, 4 tablespoons fat. Beat egg and cold water. Add seasonings.

Cut tomatoes in inch slices cross ways. Dip in egg mix- ure and in crumbs. Pat crumbs that they will stay on tomatoes when cooked. Heat fat in shallow pan. Add tomato slices and coat with fat and turn over, fat side up.

Broil until brown below glowing fire. Turn and brown under sides, Arrange on platter and surround with sauce. Choesc Sauce Three tablespoons butter, 4 tablespoons flour, 2 cups milk, teaspoon salt, teaspoon paprika, teaspoon onion Juice, 1 tablesspoon finely chopped parsely, cup cheese. Melt butter and add flour. When blended add milk and cook until cream sauce forms.

Stir constantly Add rest of ingredients and cook slowly 2 minutes or until cheese ha melted. Serve at once. Apricot Pie Crust One and one-half cup flour, 1 teaspoon salt, cup lard, 3 tablespons cold water. Mix flour and salt. Cut in lard with knife.

Mixing with knife, add water slowly. When stiff 'dough forms, break off 2-3 of it and roll out and fit into pie pan. Add filling 1 Roll out rest of dough and cut in Inch strips. Arrange criss-cross fashion on top apricots. Bake 35 minutes in a moderate oven.

Apricot Filling cupa apricots (fresh or canned), 1 cup sugar, 2 tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon nutmeg, 3 tablespoons butter. Mix apricots, sugar, flour and nutmeg. Pour Into pie shell. Dot with butter. Add pastry strips.

Rob Council Bluffs Theater. COUNCIL, BLUFFS, Oct. 13. .1 --Burglars cut a hole In the safe of the Strand theater last night and obtained $1,600. Entrance was made thru a skylight Moved to Prison.

ANAMOSA, Oct. 13. Wain Kile of Canton, Ohio, charged with the slaying- of R. G. Sproat, Tipton vigilant; has been removed from the "tedar county jail to the state reformatory here for safe keeping.

Are Preparing Road. CARPENTER, Oct. crew of men are working on road No. 105 putting in culverts and bridges and getting ready for graveling and grading. P.

H. Lynch, field examiner for the civil service commission, gave an examination to one candidate for food and dairy inspector Monday morning at the postoffice. Peoples Gas Electric Company A I A COMFORTERS made bright and sanitary The precaution yon observe in making hot biscuits the one observed in roasting EROS COFFEE You don't throw all the ingredients in the bowl at once. You combine them a little at a time and make a. perfect, spongy dough.

Hills Bros, roasc their coffee by a. continuous process--a jew pounds at a time--never in bulk, and develop 2. flavor such as no other coffee has. Fmi from fkt original vacuum fack. Easily with tti kty.

Leak for tit Arab en tti can. Silk or Satin Comforters $1.25 Satin Covered $1.25 Cotton Wadded $1.00 The First Thing That Meets The Eye in any bedroom is the comforter. And what a lot of dust it can take up! How quickly its brightness and cheer become dulled Time now to have it cleaned by our improved, safe process. We bring back the rich colorings--it comes back to you sweet, fresh, cheerful and colorful as ever. The sparkle alone tells you how sanitary it is.

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