Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 26

Sept. 5. 1151 City City, U. MASON CITY CALENDAR 11-Tt. M.

C. A. membership drive opeam. IS--North Central Iowa Bod an Gun club's annual field day with bench show and Held trial sponsored bjr the Mason City Kennel club. F.

W. and auxiliary district meeting, headquarters V. F. W. club OCT.

11-24--Mason City Chest campalcn. OCT. U--Community concert. Eugene List, pianist, hlcb school auditorium 8:15 p. m.

KOV. H--Holy Family Choral society in "The Requiem" by Gabriel Faure Christian culture series, 8:13 p. m. Holy Family church. HERE IN MASON CITY Accordions for rent or sale.

Les starting Sept. 4. Mrs. Potter 231 4th N. W.

Wash and fluff-dry pillows, onlj 75c. Laundrite Self-Serve laundry. Mr. and Mrs. N.

Katz, Hanford, are the grandparents o. Michael Eugene Marks, son of Mr and Mrs. Charles Marks, born 'Aug. 29, at Tempe, Ariz. He 4 pounds 14 ounces.

Marks was formerly Racha Katz of Mason Gt5t Spred Satin at Payne's. Cancer is covered in Harrex'f polio policy, together with 8 other dread diseases. Ph. 321 for details and Mrs. John Goldman 1453 Hampshire place, have returned from a 3 weeks' motor trip west They went by way of Mad ison, S.

where they picked up bis "brother and wife. From there they drove to Yellowstone Grand Coulee, Seattle and Port land. They came back by -way Salt Lake- City, Utah. Paper Headqnarten. Shepherds.

Hen's and ladies alterations and repairing. Ed Finnegan Tailors IstS.E. Ph. 498., Kiwanis club will hold its animal entertainment of new teachers in the Mason City schools a the. club's regular weekly luncheon at Hotel Hanf ord Thursday noon.

The bulletin says then "will be no speech-making." Loans to $300 Confidential See Mrs. Simon, 3rc vBldg. 412 Special low prices on gas space heaters. Boomhower Hardware. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Height, 12 Louisiana retumet -'home from "Seattle, after a with Mrs. Height's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Nielsen; The Nielsens formerly Hved in Mason City. Rummage Sale, Thnrs. A. 915 N.Jackson. Minn, -woolens direct to you.

-Ph. -1969W to see jackets, blankets, sweaters. Pvt William R. Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Blake, 2012 Taft S. has returned to his 'duties as instructor at Fort Riley, Kans. He a 15 7 day, furlough at home. Dry your tfhole week's laundry just a few minutes. Laundrite "Self Serve Laundry; Rummage sale, dishes, toys, baby, children's adults'and maternity clothes, FrL and Sat, garage, 411 1st; N.

E. Fresh Butter Mints at Kislia's. Sirs. Leila Brose has returned to her home in Tampa, Fla.j after spending 6 weeks visiting with Mrs. Maynard and her.sister, John- D.

Mason City, arid another daughter, Mrs. Herman Underkofler; Clear "Lake. -For steel office desks and filing cabinets, see Hawkeye School Supply 65 south. Immediate -delivery. Kill the rate.

Ton can co-operate by calling 3900. An exterminator will be sent out to do the job at no cost to anyone in Mason City. Sponsored by the Exchange Club of Mason City. Mrs. E.

Wright Services Held Rites Conducted at Mason City Chapel Funeral'services for Mrs. Edgar who died Saturday at Columbus, were held Wednesday afternoon at the McAuley and Son chapel, Doctor Lloyd A. Gustafspn, pastor of the "First Methodist church, officiating. Mrs. Roscoe E.

Patton played! obsequial music on the organ." Mrs. Walter Davis and William Colloton were in charge of flowers. Attending the services from out of the city were Edgar Columbus, Mr. and MrsJ Leslie Ramsey, Webster City; Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Ramsey and son. James, Kenosha, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Contell, Elkhardt, Iowa; W. Contell. Elkhardt. Iowa; Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Wright, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Contell, Randolph, and and Mrs.

Henry Leach, Fredericks-! burg, Iowa. I Pallbearers were Walter Davis Dr. R. W. Shultz, Jack Burns, F.j J.

McDonald, Clarence Loomeri and William Contell. Interment! was at Memorial Park cemetery, The McAuley and Son funerals home was in charge. i City Has Nod on 4th Parking Lot Negotiates for Holy Family Quarter Block Option on Old Church Calls for $30,000 The city council voted Tuesday night to exercise its option on the Holy Family church property at Washington and 2nd N. for a parking lot, provided financial arrangements can be made. The price was $30,000.

This will be the 4th parking lot the city has purchased. It consists of the property on which the oh church building and two houses stand. It is 165 feet by 132 feet. A. paving project along the wes side of the lagoon in Willowbrook addition was petitioned by the residents on the street, and thi Willowbrook Development assoct ation, with the cost of the paving to be assessed to the abuttini property.

Estimated at $13,208 The entire cost of the projec was estimated at- $13,208. Th HenkeT Construction company was named in the petition as the contractor. This project also includes 220 feet of storm sewer construe- tion and the work and specifications to be under the supervision of the city engineer. It does no include new curb and gutters. The council split over the pas sage of -a resolution of necessity improvement, and the his right to voti in the case of a tie for 'the firs time in many sessions.

Carl Parker appeared before th council and asked something be done in clearing the Willow creek channel to prevent future floods. He presented a petition signed by- many residents in tb Willow creek area. Decides on Fare The committee on the taxi ordinance reported it had decided tha the fare should be 35 cents for tin first mile or fraction thereof anc 10 cents for each additional hal mile or fraction thereof. All taxicabs are to be metered. An ordinance to this effect! will be presented to the council at its next session.

Purchase of a new type of collection boxes for parking meters and hew cart to simplify the col- ections from the meters was voted. This 'is the improved type now used by most cities and cost approximately $550. At the request of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the city again appropriated $500 for the annual Halloween party. A resolution accepting the work of oiling and re-oiling of streets, costing $8,378.98, was passed, and a bid for the installation of sani- ary sewer on 9th S. E.

from Ken- ucky to Rhode Island avenue of 32,629.30 was accepted from Alfred Nielson, Mason City. New Equipment C. W. Hamblin, city engineer, was authorized to purchase a leavy duty motor grader and a ton dump truck for the garbage department and a motor chassis for the street department The council approved the promotion of Officer James M. Coyle to the rank of Chief Leo Allstot was granted permission to attend the convention of the, As- ociation of Chiefs of Police at Miami, Oct.

28-Nov. 1. Approval also was granted the ilanning and zoning commission attend the one day statewide ession at Ames, Friday, Oct 19. On the recommendation of the banning and zoning commission, he council adopted an ordinance vacating the alley in Block 16, West Haven addition, and passed a resolution disposing of the property set for-oublic hearing at 7:30 p. Oct.

1. The council also approved the appointment of two" additional men to the ike department, in jrder to discontinue the runs of the south engine to the north part of the city on fire calls. Installation of street lights was SlaUUry --Ktllh Kicker, 5 Jtffcrion 8. waived fraud bond at ImUlicatUn Monroe Thompitn, 07. KS-JackJon S.

forfeited bond. Failure at'Traffic Slfnal--Ber- nard Mtxrerald, 27, 717 3rd 8. and Max E. Miller. 44.

N. each 13 bond. (At Merer hoipltal)--Boy to Mr. and Charlti Church. Wednetday (At to Mr.

and Jtkhard Flattara, Jolce, Wednesday. Orertlme ratkisf--O. J. Solj-it. 113 5th N.

like: A. 635 14th N. Keith.Coe, ronte 3, Maion City; Vtrnon Whaley, 17ti X. Oeorte LMd, SU N. A Tea -company, N.

Walter Fmlk, Jeney K. John Taylor, 7Mlit S. F. C. Snd N.

John W2 Adanu N. W. B. Martin. CS4 Van S.

Vlr- Gentler, S29 18th S. Sat Fllekln- fer, 1015 3rd each forfeited Jl Merle Edwardi, 6 Pierce S. forfeited for two -Improper Parking--Charles Dunn, 651 9th N. forfeited Jl. Drawing by SorUen PROPOSED PARKING LOT--The quarter block (dotted lines) which the city proposes to buy for a parking lot is shown in this map.

It includes the Holy Family Catholic church, the old rectory and the house to the north. The purchase price is CAPT. JAMES COYLE approved for 29th S. W. and Mon- avenue and 5th S.

E. and Rhode Island avenue. Four ordinances were passed on their 3rd and final readings. They were the revised parking lot and meter ordinance, the peddlers' ordinance, an ordinance changing Jie zoning of an area between Oth and 12th.N. W.

from rosiness, and the ordinance on removal of trees, extending the period 5 years more for the removal if softwood 1 trees from-parkings. On Second Readings The. ordinance regarding the removal of snow and ice from side- walks by the city and charging the costs to the abutting property, and the ordinance regarding the obstruction of streets or sidewalks by shoveling snow or raking leaves, were adopted on their second readings. A class beer permit was issued to the-City cafe, 11 2nd S. and class beer permits were issued to Cory Frost, 606 E.

State; Cagwin grocery, 120 15th N. M. St. L. grocery, 423 3rd N.

E. Cigaret permits were issued to "Flukies" at 13 2nd S. City cafe, 11 2nd S. and St. L.

grocery, 423 3rd N. E. and correspondents at 10:30 a. m. The cheminot meeting will be at 1:30 p.

m. and the open meeting I at 2:30 p. m. All cb-ordinators' will be welcome at this meeting, according to Mr. Jewell.

The Chicago Academy of Sciences, Museum of Natural History, was founded in 1857. Cheminot Meeting to Be at Newton A Grand Voitare of Iowa Cheminot meeting will be held at Newton Sunday, Sept 30, according to Oscar Jewell, grand chef de gare. There will be a school for chefs NEWS REGORD Police Court Births Reported Realty Transfers Smith, Mary Martin, to Janet D. Martin JT. 11, QCD.

lot IS bUt. Collect Mason 'City. S-24-51 Hanieo, Jack Lonls, lo W. L. Pmtlnn WD, $1, lots 294 and $95, Midland Heights, Mason City.

St-24-51. Both, Ernest and Leona to Jack Loolj Hanjcn, SI, WD, lot 4, blk. 13 H. E. Francisco's Snd Mason City g-24-81: Gerard, John S.

and Catherine to Antela Chilson, Jl, WD, E. 50 It. W. S8J ft of lot 13, And. Plat of 10-M-20 anc eomzn.

point 338 ti, E. of NW corner ol lot IS, And. Plat of SE54 of 10-86-20 50x80 It. 9-1-51. Lattlmcr.

W. and Kathleen, to D. IVold and Laura, JT, WD. Lot 17 blk. 7, S.

Yomni'j Sub. of Slrrlne's Clear Lake. S-3-51. The crater of Mt Katmal, Alaska, is 8 miles around. PROCTOLOGY Rectal Pathology Diaanosis Hemorrhoids (piles) non-surgical, by injection.

WRITE FOR LITERATURE Dr. R. W. Shultz, D. 0.

Phone 2960, Hanford Hotel, Room 641, Mason City, Iowa Will Study Nursing Titonka Miss Joan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John! Johnson, will leave Monday fori Minneapolis, where she will en-i roll as a student in nursing at thej Minneapolis Northwestern hospital. Joan was graduated from the Titonka high school in the class of 1950 and attended St. Olaf college at Northfield, one year.

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Speaking sessions are planned each: Tuesday night throughout the coming season, according to Wan-en A. Ruby, president A special guest night is planned at the club's next Speakers on the Tuesday night program included Bob Fisher and Les Shepard, C. D. Hilton and Henry Hvattum gave reports on their attendance at the Toastmasters International convention San JJiego, Cal. Greater emphasis on the club's educational program was urged by Hilton, who this year is serving as district'governor of Toastmasters.

Greater emphasis also should be placed on establishment of contacts with other Tpastmas- ters clubs in the surrounding area, it was pointed out. Others on the Tuesday night program included Thor J. Jensen, topicmaster; A' Frelund, toastmaster; a Franke, general critic; Bob Douglas and the Rev. Elmer Von'Busch, individual evaluators; Percy 'Geelhart, grammarian; Don Wood- house, timekeeper, and John man, "ah and and" recorder. Guests were Ed Lake, and Ray E.

Clough, Mason City. Msgr. Flynn Dies in Denver Services to Be at Cedar Falls Friday Msgr. Leo J. Flynn, of -Holy Family parish in Denver, died Sunday in a hospital there following a long illness.

He was a brother of Miss Florence instructor in'Mason. City high school, who has-been in Denver with him. during' the 1 summer. Present also at Jus bedside were 'in Father Louis Edward Flynn, Belle Plaine. Msgr.

Flynn spent some time at one- of -the Rochester hospitals during'the latter part of his illness, "but never regained his health. He was born in New Hartford and is survived by 3 brothers, Edward, Belle Plaine; John, New Hartford; and; Sister Mary Pierre, B.VM.y teacher Mundelein college, UL; 'and Miss Florence City. Funeral services were Wednesday in and the body be taken to Cedar Falls, where mass will be celebrated Friday morning. Burial will be in the family lot in Cedar Falls. TRUSSES Sufferers from Hernia (Rupture) may now enjoy our NO CHARGE SERVICE offered to all truss wearers by our experienced fitters.

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