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1 4 Sept. 23, 1946 Mason City Globe-GaieMe, Mason City, Is. District Meeting Held by Business Prof essiomal Women Cole- Wright Weddim Announcement i V' 1 wwxk ski 'I It 1 V( MASON CITYAN WEDS IN ENGLAND Miss Maureen Barnes, 20 year old daughter of the British Minister of War Transport, Alfred Barnes, was married to Roger B. Gast, assistant manager of the Cecil theater, Mason City, near her home in Essex, England, Sept. 21.

They.are shown here at the bride's home. Mrs. Gast met her husband 3 years ago when he was serving with the U. S. 8th Army Air Force in Essex.

(AP Wirephoto) MARRIED AT TRINITY CHURCH Miss May Ellen Lysne, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Lysne, 818 East State, was married in Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Wright, 408J Federal, announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary, to Robert M. Cole of Sioux City, which took place at the Holy Family church Sept. 19, the Rev.

Edward Riley officiating at the single ring ceremony and nuptial mass. A group of children from Holy Family school sang seteral selections including Domina Mea," Lord I Am Not Worthy" and "I Need Thee Gracious Jesus." Miss Anne Marie Wright was her sister's bridesmaid and Ralph Benton of Sioux City was best- man, uon kauer ana KODeri ftyan served as altar boys. The bride wore a white wool dress and carried a white prayer book and a bouquet of gardenias and white carnations. She had a wreath of the same flowers in her hair. The bridesmaid wore aqua blue with a corsage of Talisman roses.

Mrs. wngnt, moiner oi me bride, had black and a corsage of pink roses. A wedding reception was held at the Green Mill following the ceremony and 20 relatives and friends were present. A 3-tier wedding cake topped by a miniature bridal couple centered the table which was decorated with white carnations. Mrs.

Cole was graduated from Mason City high school and is a sophomore at the University of Iowa. Mr. Cole was graduated from high school in Sioux City and has just returned to the University of Iowa after service in the navy. Following a sbort trip, they will be at home in Sioux City. Out of town guests at the wed ding were Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Rob inson of Missouri, the brides uncle and aunt. MARJORIE MAE N1SSEN ENGAGED TO MARRY Iowa Falls Mr. and Mrs. A.

Nissen of Iowa Falls announce the engagement of their daughter, Marjorie Mae, of Oakland, Cat, and Ersell H. Perrin of Oakland, son of Mr. and John Perrin of Aberdeen, b. Dak. Miss Nissen attended Iowa State Teach ers college at Cedar Falls one year, and the American Institute of Business in Des Moines.

For the past 3 years she has been em ployed in the offices of the Betn-lehem Alameda shipyards. Mr Perrin, recently discharged from military service after serving years, is an accountant. The Nis sen family formerly lived at Me- servey. WEDDING IS PLANNED BY ACKLEY COUPLE Ackley Mr. and Mrs.

Otis Rule of Ackley announce the ap proaching marriage of their daugh ter, Margaret Ellen, and William Francis Drew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Drew, of Ackley. The wedding will take place Oct. 9 WORD TO THE WISE Be guided by the name St.

Joseph to quality, speed, and economy. 12 tablets, 10c Get St. Joseph Aspirin. Garden Club Meeting Is on Schedule Mrs. W.

J. Cameron of Des Moines will address the Mason City Garden club on "The Place ot Floral Shrubs in the Garden" at a meeting Thursday evening at 7:45 in the P. G. E. auditorium.

Members of the club will assemble for dinner at 6 o'clock Thursday evening at the Hotel Hanford honoring Mrs. Cameron. All officers of the club are expected to attend the dinner and any members who wishes to, as well. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Harry Swarner before Wednesday, Geraldine Davidson Weds Joseph Beneke Osage Geraldine Davidson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Davidson, became, the bride of Joseph S. Beneke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C.

Beneke, Orange, Texas, Saturday, at the Osage Methodist church. The double ring ceremony was read by the Rev. Glenn Hartong. Mary Ellen Rickels played the organ, and Bethel Arickx sang, accompanied by Miss Rickels. Matron of honor was Ms.

Dean Lewis of Lyle, Minn. Flower girl was Ann Penney, ring bearer, Robert Davidson, brother of the bride. Attending the bridegroom was Ensign Burt N. Noah of Minneapolis. Ushers included Darrell Wherry and Darrell Davidson, cousin of the bride.

Following the ceremony a reception was held at the bride's home. Mrs. John Davidson poured and Mrs. Earl Penney presided at the punch bowl. After a wedding trip to Minneapolis, they will be at home, temporarily, in Osage.

The bride was graduated from the Osage high school and from the Hamilton School of Commerce. She served in a secretarial capacity for the U. S. Army Air Corps, Dayton, Ohio, and for the Fed eral Reserve board, Washington, D. C.

The bridegroom was graduated from the Orange, Texas, high school and attended Sam Houston college, Huntsville, Texas, until his entry inta service, in 1942. He served in the Pacific and was discharged in July with the rank of lieutenant, (j. Witch hazel is made from the twigs of the hamamelis bush Qwftly Relieves Distress of A little Va-tro-nol up each nostril promptly Geneves snuny, stuffy uuu cm vi neaa colas maKes breathing easier, Also helps prevent many colds from developing used in time. Try It! You'll like it! Follow directions in package. uisiis va-tro-doi JVj' 9 BEAUTY SALON I WOM Every Room Prettier Every Member of the Family Happier it Mason City Delegation Is Present At the district meeting of Busi ness and Professional Women in Grundy Center on Sunday 50 members of the clubs in Iowa Falls, Webster City, Grundy Center, and Mason City were present.

Mason Cityans who made the trip were Mrs. W. R. Hamilton, district director, Alice Riter, dis- secretary-treasurer, Eva Scott, Alice Rehn, Dr. Stella M.

Mason, Evelyn Oliver, Mrs. Pearl Vick, Alma Partridge, Laura Wal- pole, Mrs. Hazel Chandlee, Virginia Johnson, Mrs. Gail James, Mrs. Winifred Horn, Mrs.

Sara Stevens, Gladys Price, Mrs. Glad-ice Sears, Mildred Miller, Charlotte Lookingland and Loretta Welsh, president of the Mason City club. Speakers for the day were Miss Scott who talked on her work as the state federation program coordinator chairman, and Mrs. Sears, whose subject was the Modern Woman. Reports by the public affairs committees in the individual clubs were given.

Group singing and a woman's trio consisting of Ann Kruse, Wilma En- elkes. and Olga Buseman, accom panied by Ann Morrison provided music for the occasion. At tables decorated with nut cups and flowers in keeping with the season, a pot-luck dinner was served. Sara Lee Yoder of Grundy Center was given a vote of thanks by the group for her work in mak ing the meeting possioie. Announcements concerning the observance of National Business Woman's week were given.

On October 26, in the Hanford hotel, Dr. Lena Madsen Philipps, inter- ational president of Business and Professional Woman's clubs, will be the speaker at a dinner meet ing. Later dates significant to Business and Professional Women of this district will be the board meeting in February and the dis trict meeting in March. RITA ANN BROWN TO WED TUESDAY Decorah Miss Rita Ann Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William J. Brown of Ridgeway, and Ken neth Wayne Rude, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Rude of Decorah, will be married Tuesday morning at St. Benedict's Catholic rectory by the Rev.

Daniel O'Sullivan. She will be attended by Miss Jane Ryan, maid of honor, and Mrs. Harry Olson, sister of the bride groom. Harry Olson win be Best man and Harold Riley of Chicago will be usher. The wedding break fast will be served at the home of the bride's parents.

They will make their home in Decorah. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED TO COUPLES Garner Marriage licenses were issued from the office of County Clerk Elmer Raw here to Orville Borg, 25, Forest City, and Miss Goldie G. Geddes, 21, Hayfield Frank C. Kemp, legal, and Mrs Clara L. Kemp, legal, both of Goodell; John Schreur, 31, and Miss Elizabeth Mae Uken, 13, both of Kanawha.

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B. circle of the First Methodist church entertained at tea Sunday afternoon in the Decker room of the Y. W. C. honoring Miss Evelyn Stanley, who is leaving Mason City to take up her new work in Omaha.

A short program was presented during which Miss Nellie Padden played violin selections, accompanied by Mrs. Bertha Patchen, and Mrs. R. L. James read one of her own short stories and a poem honoring Miss Stanley.

Mrs. George Andrick presented a gift to Miss Stanley from the group. Garden flowers decorated the tea table where Miss Ethel Miller and Miss Nadine Hansen poured. Golden Anniversary Observed by Noels Calmar Mr. and Mrs.

Matt Noel celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with a dinner in their honor served at noon for 100 guests at the St. Aloysius church auditorium. They had open house at their home from 2 to 5 p. m. Mr.

Noel, 77, and Mrs. Noel, 76, were married at North Washington, Sept. 26, 1896. They are the parents of 9 children: Leo, Calmar; John, New Hampton; Albert, Plattsville, Frank, Greene; Joseph, Waterloo; Mrs. John Barnett, Mason City; Mrs.

Kai Sommers, Dubuque; Mrs. Leo Buscher, Portland, and Mrs. Ray Wolsted of Sioux City. There are 20 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Mr.

and Mrs. Noel are members of the St. Aloysius church of Calmar. PHONE No. 143 BACK TO SCHOOL PERMANENT WAVE Regularly 12.50 8.95 Budget Wave 3.95 Shampoo and Hair Style 1.25 No appointment necessary unless certain operator.

Second Floor CONdOtcXI HaI iuu.1 tod. 1 MRS. ROBERT COLE Lock Photo Mason City Country Club Women Golfers to Receive Trophies Trophies in the Mason City Country club women's golf championship tournament will be awarded at the last ladies day event of the season Tuesday at the club. There will be trophies for the winners of the various flights. Golf will be played in the morn ing, followed oy luncneon ana there will be bridge during the afternoon.

Mrs. Charles J. Kaufmann and Mrs. W. Earl Hall are hostesses for the afternoon.

Martha Faye Wahrer to Wed John Holm Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wahrer, 1119 Pennsylvania N.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Martha Faye, to John Holm; son of Mr. and Mrs. William Holm of Minneapolis. Plans for the wedding are incomplete. Holm spent the weekend with his fiancee and her parents.

For best operation of your refrigerator, make sure it sits level. Cuticura quickly helps relieve externally caused pimples, simple rashes tieips solten blackhead tips ior easy removal. Buy at druggists today I it 26-28 East State I C-l EXTERNALLY i fu caused asn a MM lis a. a i FFelping the lomemaker By CHARLOTTE ADAMS Egfrs and Oysters Cheese Tray Eggs and Oysters Goldenrod Swiss Chard with Tomato Sauce Cucumber and Pepper Salad Grenadine Sponge (Recipes Serve 4) Eggs and Oysters Goldenrod 4 eggs 1 pint oysters 4 slices bread 3 strips bacon 2 tablespoons bacon fat 2 tablespoons flour Milk I teaspoon salt Few grains pepper Cover eggs with cold water, heat gradually to simmering point and cook 45 minutes. Remove shells and cut in half lengthwise.

Re move yolks and cut whites into fourths. Pick over oysters and cook in saucepan until edges curl. Toast bread and cut into points. Keep warm until needed. Cut bacon squares and panfry until crisp.

Remove from pan. To 2 tablespoons bacon fat add flour and oyster liquid combined with milk to make one cup. Stir until sauce boils, add hard cooked egg whites, bacon, oysters and salt and pepper When very hot turn into serving dish, sprinkle with hard cooked egg yolks rubbed through a sieve and surround with toast points. Grenadine Sponge 1J tablespoons gelatin 1 cup cold water cup boiling water 2 cups crushed pears or peaches i cup grenadine syrup 1 cup sugar Few grains salt 2 egg whites Salted almonds, chopped Whipped cream Soak gelatin in pold water and dissolve in boiling water. Add pears or peaches and grenadine syrup and sugar.

When mixture begins to stiffen, beat until light and add a few grains of salt. Beat egg whites until stiff and fold into mixture. Turn into individual molds and chill. Serve sprinkled with chopped salted almonds and garnish with whipped cream. Robert L.

Alsbury Enters Art School Robert L. Alsbury, 1014 Dela ware JM. leit baturaay ior Kansas City to enter the Kansas City Art Institute and School of Design. He was graduated from Mason City high school in 1934 and served 3 years in the U. S.

navy, being discharged in February. Since his discharge, Mr. Als bury has been assisiting his moth er with the operation of her day nursery and has completed several oil paintings. He is teh son of Mrs Edwin Alsbury, 1014 Delaware and Edwin Alsbury of Denver, Colo. Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do false teeth Srop, mp ot wabbl when you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze? Don't be unnoyed and embarrassed bj sucb handicaps FASTIFTH an alia line (non-acid I powder 40 sprinkle on your plates, keeps (alsr teeth more firmly set Gives confident feeling oi security and added comfort No eummj pooey.

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Velcda club 7:30, Mrs. R. P. Anderson, York N. E.

10 Beta Sigma Phi (Xi Mu) 7:30, Hotel Hanford. M. T. Birthday club 7:30, Mrs. Harry T.

1331 Pennsylvania "Anderson, E. Hi-Tri club Y. W. C. A.

Amvets auxiliary 7:30, Y. W. C. business ses sion; public party at 8. Daughters of Union Veterans 7:45, Hi-12 club rooms.

Central Heights P- T. A. school. Trinity L. D.

R. 8, Mrs. A- Rogness, 220 2nd N. E. TUESDAY Masonic Social club 6:30, Hotel Hanford.

Rainbow Girls 6, Eadmar, officers; 7:30, Ma sonictemple, open installation. BITS ABOUT 'EM Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kropman, 325 7th N. and daughter, Mrs Samuel E.

Wolf, 307 9th N. have returned from Minneapolis where they made the acquaintance of the Kropman's new grandson Lawrence Anthony Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Davis, born Sept. 15 in Minneapolis.

Mrs. Davis will be remembered as Babe Kropman. Bob Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.

J. S. Powell, 305 5th N. is beginning his first year as a med ical student at the University of Iowa. He took his premedical studies at Grinnell college.

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double ring ceremony, to Wilbert Ludwig Olson, Moose Lake, day morning at 9:30 with the Rev.j Alvin N. Rogness officiating. Garden flowers in autumn col ors formed a setting and nuptial music was provided by Marjorie Lysne," niece of the bride, who played the "Lohengrin Bridal Chorus' for the processional, and Mendelssohn's wedding march for the recessional. Mrs. Herbert Moe, Janesville, sang Perfect Love" by Burleigh, and "The Lord's Prayer" by Malotte.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was at tired in an aqua gabardine suit, with black accessories. Her corsage was of red rose buds. She also wore a gold bracelet, a gift from the bridegroom. The brides maid. Beatrice Lysne, sister of the bride, was attired in a brown wool suit with brown accessories.

Her corsage was of yellow roses and daisies. Arthur Olson, Moose Lake, attended his brother as best man. Lawrence Lysne, brother of the bride, served as usher. The bride's mother wore a black dress with black accessories and the bridegroom's mother, a green dress with black accessories. Each had a gardenia corsage.

Following the ceremony, a re ception was held at the church parlors. Out of town guests were Mrs. Ludwig Olson, Moose Lake, Eileen Olson, Marshall, Agnes Olson, Minneapolis, Arthur Olson. Moose Lake, and Mrs. Herbert Moe, Janesville, Wris.

The bride wore a brown gabar dine suit with brown accessories for her going away outfit. After short wedding trip to Chicago, they will be at home at 1434 East State. Mrs. Olson is a nurse at the Park hospital, and Mr. Olson is employed at the Standard Oil company.

a j-ock. inoio Halverson-Johnson Wedding Performed West Union Miss Donna Max ine Johnson, West Union, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Johnson, Wadena, became the bride of Earl E. Halverson, son of Mr.

and Mrs Elmer Halverson, West Union, Sunday at St. Olaf Lutheran church with Rev. E. O. Ulring of ficiating.

Mrs. M. C. Wangsness played nuptial music. Miss Lois Fern Timm and Mrs.

Virginia Kilcher sang. Mrs. Duwaine Rau, Arlington, the bride's sister, was matron of honor. Miss Colleen Reed, the bride's cousin, bridesmaid, Verne Halverson, bestman, and Dale Halverson. the bridegroom's brother, and Derrel Johnson, Ar lington, the bride's brotner, usners Following the service, a reception was held in the church.

Assisting in serving were Mrs. Viola Marie Blake. Miss Ann Mihm, Miss Patty Schara and Miss Marjorie Herwig. After a wedding trip north, they will be at home on the former country club farm, south of town, by Oct. 1.

The bride, graduate from Wadena high school, attended Up per iowa university ai iayetie and was affiliated with Phi Beta Phi sorority. She is employed in the National Farm Loan office Mr. Halverson was graduated from West Union high school and at tended Upper Iowa university un til entering service in November 1942. He was honorably discharged in November, 1945, and is assisting his father at farm work and in the livestock business SURPRISE PARTY HELD ON 10TII ANNIVERSARY About 50 neighbors and relatives gathered at the Dale Dunlap home 3 miles northeast of Mason City Saturday night for a surprise par ty on their 10th wedding anniver sary. A gift was presented to the Dunlaps and refreshments were served.

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