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CLEAR LAKE BRIEFSKids Swimming Tubes at HughesBros. Standard Service.Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Backhaus,accompanied by their daughter, Miss Esther Backhaus, left Saturday for Dubuque to attend a family reunion of Mrs. Back-haus’ relatives. They will be gone a week.For Sale: Fruit jars 25c doz.Todds, 827 S. 3rd.Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wallin have gone to Red Oak for a week’s visit with relatives.Wanted: Woman to do housework -by hour. Ph. 748.Miss Billie Tebbetts, and friend, Miss Marge Haas, Freeport, 111., came Sunday to spend' until Sept. X with Miss Tebbetts’ aunt, Mrs. Lloyd Liesenberg, in the Moose cottage, Ceist park. They are sorority sisters at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. They take positions in Chicago Sept. 1.Private Rummage Sale. Skirts,sweaters, coats, dresses, etc. Size 9-11. Call 9 to 12 a. m. Ph. 165-W;Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Klein entertained a group of relatives Sunday in honor of the 2nd birthday of their daughter, Janice. On Friday Mrs. Klein gave a party for mothers and tiny tots.Mrs. Anna Thomas was dismissed Friday from Park hospital, Mason City, and is convalescing atJCTION ofId Goods! her home, 602 S. 4th street. Mrs. Thomas suffered bruises in a fall down stairs 10 days ago.Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Liesenberghave returned from a 10 day business trip, to Chicago, Detroit, Mich., Cleveland, Ohio, and points in Wisconsin.The Rev. W. M. Hubbard, pastor of the Methodist church, accompanied by his wife, left Sunday afternoon for Los Angeles, Cal., where they will spend 3 weeks at the University of Southern California as members of a group assembled by the national Board of Education of the Methodist church to make a study of principles, materials and techniques in the production and use of projected visual aids in the church program.Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oehlert,south of Clear Lake, are the parents of a son, Richard Craig, born July 30 at Mercy hospital, Mason City. He 'weighed 8 pounds and is the first child in the family. Mrs. Oehlert was Verna Davis, Ventura, prior to her marriage,Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lackore, Ames, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. George Gilbert. Their son, Gene, who had been visiting Dick Gilbert, accompanied them home. Mr. Lackore, a former Clear Lake resident, xiS secretary of the Ames Chamber of Commerce.Several man-made flying saucers swooped down on Clear Lake the past week in the form' of cardboard plates advertising the Mower county fair at Austin, Minn., Aug. 5 to 10. Mrs. J. C. Norris recovered one in her yard and Allan Petersen and Jane Johnston recovered several on Carlton street.
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Mason City Globe Gazette
Mason City, Iowa, US
Mon, Aug 04, 1947
Page 8
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