Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 11

VOWS SPOKEN AT Maxine Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoeft, Garner, and Pfc. Eldon Beers, son of Mr and Mrs. Burdette Beers, Garner, were married in double ring ceremony at St.

Paul's Lutheran church June 16 at 7 o'clock. The Rev G. J. Kupke, pastor of the read the ceremony in presence of the immediate families. Music was provided by Mrs.

G. J. Kupke who accompanied Miss Dorothy Kupke who sang Perfect Love." The bride wore a white gabar- dine suit with a corsage of pink roses and pink and black accessories. Attendants were Mrs. Dale Plalh of Mason City and Bernard Beers, brother of the bridegroom.

Mrs. Plath had a pink gabardine suit with accessories and a corsage of white carnations and pink sweetpeas. Following the ceremony, dinner' served in the Pines cafe at Mason City. A 3-tier wedding cake and pink and white snapdragons centered the bride's table. Mr.

and Mrs. 'Beers are graduates of Garner high school. Mrs. Beers is employed at the Northwestern Bell Telephone company at Mason City and Mr. Beers is stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash.

Out of town guests were Mrs. Mattie Peers, Mrs. Beth Seace of Mason City, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Benner of Britt.

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED AT GARNER Garner County Clerk Ruth 700 'Brownies Have Day Camp at Lake More than 100 Brownie Scouts from Mason City officially opened the season at Camp Gaywood, the Mason City Girl Scout camp, on Saturday. Brownie Scouts poured out of cars and were soon scampering over the entire camp. Each troop planned its own program for the day. One group went exploring, another went in for dramatics, and still another played ball. Each Brownie troop cooked its own lunch at one of the 7 camp sites.

The highlight of the day for the whole group-was the swimming period, The entire water- front staff for the established camp was on hand to eliminate safety hazards. Brownies learned tor the first time what it meant to have a "buddy check." At 3 o'clock in the afternoon cars began to arrive to take the girls back to town. BITS ABOUT'EM Frank Bemis of Spokane and Ed Bcmis of Seattle are visiting at the home of their brother and sister- Mr. and Mrs. S.

A. Bemis, 917 Georgia N. E. This is Frank's first visit here since he left in 1902 and Ed's first since he left in 190o. Hughes issued marriage licenses the past week to Eldon Jay Beers, 20, Garner, and Maxine Joan Hoel't, 18, Garner; Henry John Smid, 36, Klemme, and P-itricip Jo Ann Smid, 20, Clear Lake; Norman Leroy Mehl, 21, Britt, and Audrey Mae Abbas, 20, Kanawha; Robert C.

Hartzell, 33, Klemme, and Neva F. Kropp, 22, Klemme; Clayton Burgardt, 22, Kansas City, and Richard E. Minick, 24, Baltimore, and Anna Belle Cline, 21, Kanawha. Ritchey-Braun Wedding Is Held Actton Ritchey of Northwood nnd Miss Marcella Braun of St. were married at high noon Sunday in the Wesley Methodist church with Dr.

Paul A. Peterson reading the single ring service. The couple was attended by the bride's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ballantyne, Mason City.

The bride wore a pastel blue 2 piece dress with white accessories and a corsage of deep red roses. Mrs. Ballantyne had a navy blue 2-piece press with yellow accessories and a corsage of red roses. They will make their home at 307 First S. in Mason City both are employed.

The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Braun and attended the Worth county schools and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ritchey and attended school in Northwood.

Furniture which comes packaged in cartons, designed to be assembled and finished at home, is available for the homemaker who likes to wield a hammer. All pieces are furnished. WELSH-HOEFT Britt Miss Deiores Hoeft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold ioeft of Forest City, and Lester Welsh, son of Mrs.

Minnie Welsh of Britt, were married June 11 at Albert Lea at the Methodist parsonage by the Rev. Mr. Tannebell. They will make their home in Britt where Mr. Welsh is employed as carpenter.

No one can question the beauty and evident fine quality of these rings. We recommend them to our friends. YOU CAN TELL THE DIFFERENCE William Peck, 203 19th N. has been admitted to Lawrence college, Appleton, for the start of its 103rd year in September. A freshman class af about 300 students is expected to arrive Sept.

15 for a week of orientation before classes begin Sept. 22. Elaine Showers, Oklahoma A. and M. student from Mason City is participating in the summer French workshop there.

Only a limited number of students may take this training, spending 5 days each week under the supervision of E. Bailey, Mile Juliette Cathelin and M. Pierre Allard. A Diamond from Blanchards is an investment in fine quality and sound value. Budget Your Purchase You Can Depend on the value.

WATCMES DIAMONDS 12 East State Street Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vos of Strome, Alberta, Canada, and Mrs Margaret Winkler of Sioux City are visiting at the home of Mr mri Mrs. N. T.

Wolney, 513 4th 2. Mrs. Vos, Mrs. Winkler and VIrs. Wolney are sisters.

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Mabb, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Mabb, both of Thornton, were married Sunday afternoon at Richland Lutheran church in Thornton by the Rev.

F. R. Wylancl, pastor, who performed the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Iver Johnson of Lake Mills played the nuptial music and accompanied Mr.

George Orvick Watertown, who sang. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Miss Pauline Schonemann attended her sister as maid of honor. Miss Marian Schonemann, sister of the bride, Mrs. Francis Iluber of Kansas City.

and Margaret Lindquist of Des Moines were bridesmaids and junior bridesmaid was Judith Schonemann, sister of the bride. The bridegroom was attended by Lew Warren Throssel of Thornton. Ushers were Wayne Christiansen, Rex Engbertson and Gordon Dittmer. Following the ceremony a reception for 175 guests was held in the church parlor. Mr.

and Mrs. Mabb are both graduates of Thornton high school. The bride attended the American Institute of Business in Des Moines and the past 3 years was employed in Des Moines. The bridegroom is a graduate of State University of Iowa. After a wedding trip to northern Minnesota and Canada they will be at home in Thornton where the bridegroom is in business with his father.

23rd Pietzke Reunion Held The 23rd Peitzke reunion was held at the Y. M. Sunday with relatives from Clear Lake, Ankeny, LuVern, Des Mnines and Mason City present. A basket lunch was served at noon, Mrs. Fred Heddens, Mrs.

Keith Stone and Mrs. Don Heddens in charge of arrangements. George Peitzke presided at the business session during which officers were elected. Paul Nissen was named president; Vern Stone, vice president; Mrs. Fred Heddens, secretary-treasurer.

The group voted to change the meeting date from the 3rd to the 4th Sunday in June for 1950 and to have the meeting at the Y. M. C. A. in Mason Mrs.

Dean Anderson, Mrs. Don Heddens and Mrs. Keith Stone were appointed to make arrangements for the 1950 reunion. PEHRSON-BOOTS Virginia Boots, daughter of Mr. and J.

M. Boots, and Leland Pehrson, Red Oak, were mairied June 11 at the Collegiate Methodist church at Ames. They were attended by the bride's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. R.

H. Krimlofski. A reception was held at the Sheldon-Munn hotel. After a stay at Lake Okoboji, they will live in St. Paul.

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