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EngagedEngaged

AALLIISSOONNHHAANNSSOONN and

TTRREEVVOORR SSCCHHUUGG,,of Woodville,

Wis., will be mar-ried on Saturday,

May 4, 2013, atGethsemane

Lutheran Churchin Baldwin, Wis.

50th Birthday50th Birthday

Fifty and wise oreighteen and foolish?

If only there was achoice!!

Happy 50th Birth-day, Dr. Goetz onSept. 13.

50th Anniversary50th Anniversary

Alvin Noehren and Melba Buddin Noehren of Garner, Iowa, were marriedJune 24, 1962, at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Des Moines.

EEMMIILLYYAANNDDEERRSSOONN

and CCOOLLEE AARRNNDDTT ofMason City will be mar-ried at 1:30 p.m. on Sat-

urday, Oct. 6, 2012, atSt. Joseph’s Catholic

Church in Mason City.

EngagedEngaged

✦ GLOBE GAZETTE CELEBRATIONS

If you have an item to submit to this section, please stop by the Globe Gazette for a form Monday-Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm at 300 North Washington, Mason City. Online submission is encouraged at www.globegazette.com, click on EXTRAS then Celebrations.

To be printed in the Sunday’s Celebrations section and Online, items must be in the Globe Gazette office no later than 5 pm Monday prior to publication. We can’t take the information over the phone, and we ask that announcements be printed or typed. It would also be helpful if you include a daytime phone number in case there are any questions.

Engagements & Weddings: Standard announcement will be published free of charge without a photo. Custom wording and photos are an additional charge. (See chart below.)

Anniversaries: At 25 years or more, we will publish the standard announcement free of charge. Anniversaries of less than 25 years can be published as a Day to Remember starting at $26.50. Custom wording & photos are an additional charge. (See chart below.)

Birth Announcements: Standard birth announcements will be published free of charge without a photo. Custom wording & photos are an additional charge. (See chart below.)

Retirements: Standard announcements without photo will be published free of charge. Custom wording and photos are an additional charge. (See chart below.)

Birthdays, Day to Remember Events: Birthdays, family events & special achievements will be published for $26.50. This includes a B&W 1 col. photo & up to 50 words. Larger photos and additional words may be purchased. Birthdays of 80 years or more will be published without a photo free of charge. Custom wording and photos are an additional charge.

Cards of Thanks: Will be published for $10 up to 50 words.

Social, Club Awards & Scholastic Achievement: Standard announcements will be published without photos free of charge. Photos are available for an additional charge.

Custom Description: $10 for each additional 50 words available on any announcement.

Cover Positions: Cover positions are available for $75, including color, on a first come, first serve basis. You are limited to 25 words on the cover.Includes: 2 col B&W photo inside.

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MARRIEDANNIVERSARY

Harlan, Booker Sean Harlan and Colleen Booker were united in mar-

riage on Aug. 4, 2012, at Columbine Lake Country Clubin Grand Lake, Colo., in the presence of their daughterAlayna, along with family and friends.

Sean is the son of Pat and Carol Harlan of Clear Lake,Iowa.

Colleen is the daughter of Brigitta and Mellow Chingand Ben Booker, Sr. of Denver, Colo.

Sean and Colleen work in the oil and gas industry atE06 Resources and Newfield Production in Denver, Colo.

They have made their home in Arvada, Colo.

Severtson, 70 yearsCCLLEEAARR LLAAKKEE —— Rev. Murley Severtson and Jeannette

Krogh Severtson of Clear Lake were married Sept. 12,1942, at Martin Luther Memorial Lutheran Church inWashington, D.C.

The couple will celebrate their 70th wedding anniver-sary with a card shower. The couple has requested nogifts please. Cards can be sent to Rev. Murley and Jean-nette Severtson at 908 First Ave. N., Clear Lake.

The couple’s children and their spouses are Maren(Steve) Coates, Galena, Ill.; John (Jana) Severtson, ClearLake; Genelle (Mike) Morgan, Pella; Mark (Lori) Severt-son, Oregon, Wis.; Rolf (Fran Hayden), Delray Beach,Fla. They have 11 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchil-dren.

Lyrical Iowa 2012participants

DDEESS MMOOIINNEESS — “Lyri-cal Iowa 2012,” the annualanthology of the IowaPoetry Association, con-tains the work of morethan 400 Iowa poets of allages.

Scheduled for distribu-tion in late October, thisedition was compiled fromsubmissions by poets in astatewide contest earlierthis year. In addition totop selections and honor-able mentions, contes-tants competed for publi-cation in the anthology.

Poems were judgedanonymously, with judg-ing solely on merit of thework.

North Iowa poets whosework will be included inthe “Lyrical Iowa 2012”publication are:

BBUUTTLLEERR CCOOUUNNTTYY —Joan B. Sutula and JosephSutula, Aplington; DonFish, Anna Nicholas andValrie Schuster, ShellRock.

CCEERRRROO GGOORRDDOOCCOOUUNNTTYY — Norma T.Schroeder, Rick Sears andCarole L. Thomas, MasonCity.

FFLLOOYYDD CCOOUUNNTTYY — Jed

Magee, Charles City.FFRRAANNKKLLIINN CCOOUUNNTTYY

— Melba Muhlenbruch andMargaret Flint Suter,Hampton.

HHAANNCCOOCCKK CCOOUUNNTTYY— Gladys Alden and AmyJump, Garner, third hon-orable mention, Poems forChildren.

KKOOSSSSUUTTHH CCOOUUNNTTYY —Tom Winkel, Algona;Eleanor Stenzel, Burt.

MMIITTCCHHEELLLL CCOOUUNNTTYY— Dorcas Dorow, MaryFish, Duane Alex Look-ingbill, Ramona Morse,Rita J. Smith, MargaretSmolik, Kathleen Stauf-fer and Steven Thomp-

son, all of Osage, andCarol Sisterman, St.Ansgar.

WWOORRTTHH CCOOUUNNTTYY —Helen J. Thoen, Manly.

Lawrence UniversityDean’s List

AAPPPPLLEETTOONN,, WWiiss.. —Tyler Gasper, of LakeMills, was named to the2011-12 spring semesterDean’s List at LawrenceUniversity.

Students named to thelist are required to main-tain a minimum 3.4 gradepoint average.

ACHIEVEMENTS

SUNDAY, SEPT. 9, 2012 ✦ E3GLOBE GAZETTE CELEBRATIONS

Anderson, 40 yearsJJOOIICCEE —— Paul Anderson

and Diane (Brunsvold)Anderson of Joice weremarried Sept. 9, 1972, atTrinity Lutheran Church inMason City. The couplewill celebrate their 40thwedding anniversary witha family vacation later thisyear.

Cards can be sent toPaul and Diane Andersonat 103 Franke St., Joice, IA50446.

The couple’s childrenand their spouses areTrisha (Matt) Shields ofBelton, Mo., and Nathan(Marisa) Anderson of

Clarksville, Iowa. Theyhave four grandchildren,Madison and KaitlynShields, and Devin andSienna Anderson.

ANNIVERSARY

ANNIVERSARY

Handt, 60thAnniversary

Willis Ray Handt andShielah Ann (Bird) Handtwere married on Sept. 7,1952, at St. John’s Luther-an Church in Charles City,

Iowa.The couple will cele-

brate their 60th weddinganniversary with a familydinner.

Their children are San-dra and Ken Kline ofMason City, and Brad and

Connie Handt of GrandIsland, Neb. Their grand-children are John K. andKelly N. Kline, Jason W.Kline and Brandon L.Handt.

The Handt’s anniversaryfalls between two other

special milestones: Willie’s80th birthday on Feb. 7,2012, and Shielah’s 80thbirthday on Jan. 8, 2013.

Cards may be sent toWillie and Shielah at 40322nd St. S.E., Mason City,IA 50401.

ANNIVERSARY

Rye, 40 yearsMMAASSOONN CCIITTYY —— Steve Patrick Rye and Victoria Lynn

(Pederson) Rye of Mason City were married Sept. 9,1972, at Salem Lutheran Church in Lake Mills, Iowa.

The couple will celebrate their 40th weddinganniversary with a family dinner. The couple hasrequested no gifts please.

Cards can be sent to Steve and Victoria Rye at 654East State St., Mason City, IA 50401.

The couple’s family includes daughter, Sara Rye andDerek Thomas of Mason City and granddaughter Kait-lyn and grandson Eric; daughter, Rachel Rye and JoeyDeets of Mason City and granddaughter Adriana andgrandson Rhys.

CCoonnggrraattuullaattiioonnss MMoomm aanndd DDaadd//GGrraannddmmaa aannddGGrraannddppaa!!

We love you!— Sara, Derek, Rachel, Joey, Kaitlyn, Eric, Rainey,

and Rhys

ACHIEVEMENT

Miss Kossuth-Winnebago award winnersBBUURRTT — The Miss Kossuth-Winnebago Scholarship

Program crowned its 2012 titleholders, Sept. 1, at the BurtActivity Complex.

HHaaiilleeyy HHuueeyy, 20, daughter of Dustin and ShannonHuey, of Clear Lake, was crowned Miss Kossuth-Win-nebago 2012. Huey received a $750 scholarship from theMiss Kossuth-Winnebago Scholarship Board and a $50Scholarship from Cliff and Phyllis VanBerkum. She is ajunior at the University of Iowa.

IIssaabbeellllaa CCllaabbaauugghh, 9, daughter of Casey and AmyClabaugh, of Clear Lake, was crowned Li’l Miss Kossuth-Winnebago. She is a fourth grader at Clear Creek Ele-mentary School.

Other award recipients at the pageant were: Miss Contestants: HHaaiilleeyy HHuueeyy — Overall Talent,

Overall Physical Fitness in Swimsuit and Miss/Teen Pho-togenic Winner; HHeeiiddii NNyyhhuuss, of Forest City: People’sChoice.

The Miss Kossuth-Winnebago Scholarship Program isa preliminary pageant to Miss Iowa, Miss America andMiss America’s Outstanding Teen Pageants. To qualify,contestants must live, work, or attend school in Iowa, andbe between the ages of 6 and 24.

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Blackburn CollegeDean’s List

CCAARRLLIINNVVIILLLLEE,, IIllll.. —Cody Meyer, of MasonCity, was named to the2012 spring term Dean’sList at Blackburn College.

Students must earn agrade point average of 3.6or more to be named to theDean’s List.


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BIRTHDAY

Donna Mary(Wolf) Appelhons, 80

BBRRIITTTT — Donna Mary (Wolf) Appelhons will be cele-brating her 80th birthday on Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012,at her home in Britt, with her husband, Joe, and theirthree children and spouses.

Birthday greetings are welcomed and may be sent to:526 7th Ave. S.E., Britt, IA 50423.

ANNIVERSARY

Noehrens celebrate50 years

GGAARRNNEERR —— AlvinNoehren and Melba Bud-din Noehren of Garner,Iowa, were married June24, 1962, at Redeemer

Lutheran Church in DesMoines.

Al and Mel celebrated 50years of marriage alongwith their immediate fam-ily on the white sandybeaches of Panama City,Fla.

All family members par-ticipated in the week-long,golden celebration; JillNoehren (daughter), Chadand Aimee Noehren (sonand daughter-in-law) andgrandchildren Laura andJack Noehren.

BIRTHDAYFifty and wise or eigh-

teen and foolish?

If only there was achoice!!

Happy 50th Birthday,Dr. Goetz on Sept. 13.

Stop by Mercy Lab onSept. 13, to wish Dr. G.,medical examiner, a Happy50th Birthday!

ACHIEVEMENT

May awardedscholarships

WWIINNOONNAA,, MMiinnnn.. —Joshua May, of Fertile, isthe recipient of two schol-arships awarded by theMinnesota State College —Southeast Technical Foun-dation for the fall 2012semester.

May who is enrolled inthe guitar build and repairprogram at SoutheastTechnical, received aFoundation Scholarshipand the Roger BenedictMemorial Scholarship.

ACHIEVEMENT

E6 ✦ SUNDAY, SEPT. 9, 2012 GLOBE GAZETTE CELEBRATIONS

ANNIVERSARYANNIVERSARY

Klemesrud, 65 yearsThese “crazy kids”

eloped to Bethany, Mo.,Sept. 14, 1947.

Bob and Joan (Ryner)Klemesrud of Osage, Iowa,will celebrate 65 years ofmarriage at a family gath-ering.

Proud to be members oftheir family are childrenBob Jr. (Nancy) of Nora

Springs, Iowa, Wendell(Paula) of Cedar Springs,Mich., Lori of Mason City,Iowa, Randy of NoraSprings, Iowa, and Kevin(Mellony) of Osceola,Iowa. Bob and Joan have 10grandchildren and eightgreat-grandchildren.

Cards may be sent to1114 Chase St., Osage, IA50461.

LaCoste, 40 yearsRRUUDDDD —— Alan John LaCoste and Sharon Colleen

Beard LaCoste of Rudd were married Sept. 9, 1972, inRockford, Iowa.

The couple will celebrate their 40th weddinganniversary with a family dinner.

The couple’s children and their spouses are Wayneand Sarah LaCoste of Rudd, Stacy and Jason Gooder ofHampton, and Brad LaCoste. Grandchildren are Dayton,Logan, and Alexis Gooder, and Sheridan and MacKenzieLaCoste.

Anderson, ArndtEEMMIILLYY AANNDDEERRSSOONN,, of

Mason City, is the daugh-ter of Doug and AnnetteAnderson of Mason City.Emily graduated fromNorth Iowa Area Commu-nity College in 2010.

CCOOLLEE AARRNNDDTT,, ofMason City, is the son ofCraig and Sheryl Arndt ofMason City. Cole graduat-ed from NIACC in 2011 andattended Grandview Uni-versity.

The couple will be mar-ried at 1:30 p.m. on Satur-day, Oct. 6, 2012, at St.Joseph’s Catholic Churchin Mason City.

ENGAGED THANK YOUThank You to all whomade “FMSC” happenin Mason City!

We want to express oursincere appreciation to theSalvation Army, Youth forChrist, KGLO, CorporateFarmer, KJCY, KIMT,Globe Gazette and variouscommunity churches foryour coverage of the “FeedMy Starving Children”project this past July. Inlight of all the bad newsthat had been taking place,“FMSC” was a refreshingbit of GOOD news and wewere very encouraged byyour willingness to featurethis special outreachevent. Thank you Matt,

Elizabeth, Molly, Chris H,Erin, Cat, Destiny, Kevin,Christina, Makenzie,Petra, Tyler, Emilie, ChrisM, Pastor Chad and theIndyk family for giving thisgift to our community. Ahuge THANK YOU to alldonors, businesses andindividuals that helpedmake it possible. Theseteens reflected the bestvalues of North Iowa withtheir goals of glorifyingGod, uniting the commu-nity and feeding the need.Their selfless, honest andtireless efforts paid off,with more than 500 volun-teers packing more than108,000 meals to feed 298kids in Haiti for a year!Even the financial goal was

met and exceeded, and as aresult, helped “FMSC” toplan ahead for next year.What a blessing to alsoinclude our local commu-nity kitchen by supplyingcanned goods given by allthe wonderful volunteers.We watched these kidswork full time jobs, planweekly business and prayermeetings leading up to thisevent without one com-plaint. In fact, they endedup being an encourage-ment to us parents. Theunselfish work by thesekids is an example to makeour community proud andgives hope for the future.

— Parents of Matt andElizabeth

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Budwig, 40 yearsCCOOLLWWEELLLL —— Jim Budwig

and Judy (Jacobsen) Budwigof Colwell, Iowa, were mar-ried Sept. 16, 1972, at theUnited Methodist Church inVentura, Iowa.

The couple will cele-brate their 40th weddinganniversary with a recep-tion beginning at 7 p.m.Saturday, Sept. 15, 2012, atColwell Tap & Grill in Col-well, Iowa. The couple hasrequested no gifts please.

The couple’s childrenand their spouses are Katie

(Aaron) Kelly of Tipton,and Jacob Budwig of DesMoines. They have onegrandchild.


ANNIVERSARY

50 years togetherMMAASSOONN CCIITTYY — Ted

Grady and Marie (Mikkel-son) Grady, of Mason City,were married Sept. 16,1962, at First Lutheran

Church, Northwood.The couple will cele-

brate their 50th weddinganniversary with an openhouse from 1 to 4 p.m. Sat-urday, Sept. 15, at Inge-bretson Park, Thornton.

No gifts are requested.Cards may be sent to the

couple at: 120 16th St.S.E., Mason City, IA50401.

The couple’s childrenare: Scott Grady, of Cedar

Rapids, and Sara (Grady)and Scott Curtis, of Algo-na. Grandchildren are:Cristian Grady, CandiceDenlinger, Sam, Sonny,Sophie and Sawyer Curtis.

ANNIVERSARY

MEMORIAL

Eva May TaylorIt was just two years ago, Sept. 11, 2010, that we lost

you in that tragic automobile accident in Montana!Life hasn’t been the same since — without you.You are in our hearts and minds every day.With all our love,Gordon, Mark and Martha, June and Mark, all the

grandchildren and great-grandchildren

ACHIEVEMENTSFuchs earnsmaster’s degree

MMIINNNNEEAAPPOOLLIISS,, MMiinnnn..— Brooke Elizabeth Fuchs,of Mason City, graduatedfrom St. Mary’s Universityof Minnesota, Twin Citiescampus, June 3.

Fuchs received a Masterof Arts degree in arts andcultural management.

Stephens CollegeDean’s List

CCOOLLUUMMBBIIAA,, MMoo.. — ErinEwy, of Mason City, wasnamed to the second semes-

ter high honors Dean’s Listfor the 2011-12 academicyear at Stephens College.

Students who attainhigh honors must have fin-ished at least the equiva-lent of four full courses (12hours) and achieved agrade point average of 3.8or better on a scale of 4.0.

Weiss graduates fromLoyola Marymount

MMAASSOONN CCIITTYY —Catherine Weiss, of MasonCity, graduated from Loy-ola Marymount University,Los Angeles, Calif., follow-

ing the 2012 spring semester.Weiss earned a bache-

lor’s degree in businessadministration and aBachelor of Science degreein accounting.

NorthwesternCollege Dean’s List

SSTT.. PPAAUULL,, MMiinnnn.. —Kathleen Daugherty, ofMason City, was namedwith high honors (gradepoint average of 3.75-3.89)to the spring semesterDean’s List at Northwest-ern College, St. Paul, Minn.

The Dean’s List includes

full-time students with agrade point average duringthe semester of 3.65 orhigher based on a 4.0.

Noah graduatesfrom St. Cloud State

SSTT.. CCLLOOUUDD,, MMiinnnn.. —Kelsey Noah, of CharlesCity, is a 2012 spring grad-uate of St. Cloud StateUniversity.

Noah received a Bache-lor of Arts degree in psy-chology and graduatedsumma cum laude (gradepoint average of at least3.750).

Lawhorn, 65 yearsNNOORRTTHHWWOOOODD ——

Wayne and Fran (Lechelt)Lawhorn of Northwood

were married Sept. 12,1947, in Britt, Iowa. Theywill celebrate their 65thanniversary with a familydinner.

Their children are Linda(Chuck) Myhre of North-wood; Julie (Denny) Haugeof Ronan, Mont., and Joan(David) Peterson of North-

wood.They also have eight

grandchildren and fivegreat-grandchildren.

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ANNIVERSARY

ENGAGED

Evers, LubbenMark and Carol Evers of Mason City are pleased to

announce the engagement and upcoming wedding oftheir daughter, KKrriisstteenn ttoo CChhaadd LLuubbbbeenn,, son of BarbaraLubben and the late Calvin Lubben of Mason City.

The couple will be married at 7 p.m. Oct. 12, 2012, inChicago. Chad and Kristen will make their home inChicago.

ENGAGEDHarms, Struecker

CCHHRRIISSTTIINNEE HHAARRMMSS,, ofBondurant, Iowa, is thedaughter of Don and MaryHarms of Mason City. Sheis the granddaughter ofRuth Cooper of MasonCity and Helen Harms ofClear Lake. Christinegraduated from NewmanCatholic High School in2005, North Iowa AreaCommunity College in2007, and and the Univer-sity of Northern Iowa in2009. She is employed byKnapp Properties in West

Des Moines.JJEEFFFF SSTTRRUUEECCKKEERR,, of

Bondurant, is the son ofRoger Struecker and BarbHansen of Fenton, Iowa.Jeff graduated from SentralHigh School in 2004,Hawkeye Community Col-lege in 2009 and the Uni-versity of Northern Iowa in2010. He is employed byWells Fargo in Urbandale,Iowa.

The couple will be mar-ried at 2 p.m. Saturday,Oct. 20, 2012, at St.Joseph’s Church in MasonCity, Iowa.

THANK YOUThank You

Thank you North Iowafor the generous outpour-ing of school supplies andmonetary donations forour Back to School pro-gram. With your help wewere able to assist a recordnumber of children to goback to school with a newback pack full of supplies.This year, 658 childrenreceived back packs andsupplies. A special thankyou to KIMT and theirGiving Your Best partners;

First Citizens NationalBank and Diamond JoCasino for sponsoring thisprogram.

— The Mason City Sal-vation Army

Thank You Thank you for all of your

prayers and help duringour time of need duringthe passing of HectorGudino. It was greatlyappreciated.

— The Gudino Family

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HHaappppyy 4400tthh AAnnnniivveerrssaarryy ttoo RRiicchhaarrdd aanndd SSaannddyy NNiivveerrFrom your Loving FamilyRichard and Sandy Niver of Mason City were married

Sept. 3, 1972.The couple’s children and their spouses are Scott

Niver, Mike (Heather) Niver, and Dan (Dana) Niver, andgrandchildren, Mitch, Alec, Nick, and Eli.


BIRTHDAY

Kermit Sandersfeld, 85LLAATTIIMMEERR — Kermit Sandersfeld, of Latimer, will cel-

ebrate his 85th birthday on Monday, Sept. 10. Kermitwas proud to be in the United States Marine Corps.

ENGAGED

Hanson, SchugAALLIISSOONN HHAANNSSOONN,, of Woodville, Wis., is the daugh-

ter of Dean Hanson and Luann Hanson of Clear Lake,and Sherry and Gary Peacock of Woden. Alison willgraduate from the University of Phoenix with a Mastersof Business Associate with an emphasis in Global Man-agement in 2013. She is employed by Nor-Lake, Incor-porated, in Hudson, Wis.

TTRREEVVOORR SSCCHHUUGG,, of Woodville, Wis., is the son ofThomas Schug and Lynette Schug of Glenwood City,Wis. Trevor will graduate from Wisconsin IndianheadTechnical College as a Web Analyst/Programmer in2014. He is employed by Bill’s Distributing inMenomonie, Wis.

The couple will be married on Saturday, May 4, 2013,at Gethsemane Lutheran Church in Baldwin, Wis.

ANNIVERSARY

Military noteWWEESSTT PPOOIINNTT,, NN..YY.. —

Cadet Travis Michael ScottMallo, son of Larry andWendy Mallo, of MasonCity, completed CBT(Cadet Basic Training) atthe U.S. Military Academy.

Mallo entered WestPoint on July 2, and suc-cessfully completed sixweeks of CBT. He beganclasses Aug. 20. The WestPoint curriculum offers 37majors balancing physicalsciences and engineeringwith humanities and socialsciences, leading to aBachelor of Sciencedegree.

Mallo graduated fromMason City High School.He plans to graduate fromWest Point in 2016, and becommissioned as a secondlieutenant in the U.S.Army.

Van Oort named toMercy Dean’s List

DDEESS MMOOIINNEESS — MandyVan Oort, of Garner, wasnamed to the 2012 springsemester Dean’s List atMercy College of HealthSciences.

To be named to theDean’s List students mustearn a grade point averagebetween 3.5-3.749.

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Happy First YearAnniversary!

Samantha Donisi andJacob Hamm were wedSept. 10, 2011, in an out-door ceremony at the FourMounds Inn in Dubuque.

Samantha is the daugh-ter of Patty and Mark Don-isi of Mason City. Saman-tha’s grandparents areLoretta “Pat” Shultz andthe late Cecil “Jim” Shultzof Mason City, Robert andDorthy Nelson of RockFalls, and the late SamDonisi of Rock Falls. Jacobis the son of Steve andCindy Hamm of HazelGreen, Wis. His grandpar-ents are Robert and LetaBreiner of Graf, Iowa, andPat and Keith Hamm ofDubuque, Iowa.

Maid of honor wasMegan Shultz. Samantha’sother attendants wereAbbie Nuehring, Sara Ren-shaw and WhitneyNuehring. Flower girl wasLaney Breiner. Personalattendant was HeatherSkelton.

Best man was JeremyHamm. Jake’s other atten-dants were John ThomasRichard, Ron Fox and Gio-vanni Donisi. Ringer bearerwas the couple’s puppy,Socrates. Ushers wereMichael Shultz and AspenBreiner.

Music was a contempo-rary selection by soloistTami Donisi and musiciansJanet and Jessica Lieb ofDubuque.

A reception was held atthe Palace Ballroom in Far-ley, Iowa.

Samantha is a 2004graduate of Mason CityHigh School and the Uni-versity of Northern Iowa.She is employed by TheMcGraw-Hill Companiesin Dubuque. Jake is a 2001graduate of SouthwesternHigh School in HazelGreen, and the Universityof Northern Iowa. He isemployed by PetersonContractors of Reinbeck,Iowa.

The couple will honey-moon this December in theDominican Republic.

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ANNIVERSARY

DeWitt, 50 yearsAllan and Marian

(Stromer) DeWitt weremarried Sept. 15, 1962, at

Zion Evangelical andReform Church in Garner.

The couple celebratedtheir 50th by taking a fam-

ily trip in August toMartha’s Vineyard.

Their family is Jon, Gly-nis, Connor DeWitt and

Chelsea Harvey fromOverland Park, Kan., andBill, Vicki, Bailee and BrettAdkins from Plano, Texas.

BIRTHDAYMike Servantez Sr., 85

MMAASSOONN CCIITTYY — MikeServantez Sr., will cele-brate his 85th birthday at afamily dinner today, Sept.9.

He was born Sept. 10,1927 in Mason City.

Greetings may be sent toMike at the followingaddress: 2240 21st St.S.W., Mason City, IA50401.

ANNIVERSARY

Dannen, 40 yearsMMAASSOONN CCIITTYY —— Ron and Leilani Dannen of Mason

City were married Sept. 8, 1972, at St. Paul LutheranChurch in Thornton.

The couple will celebrate their 40th weddinganniversary with a family dinner.

The couple’s children and their spouses are Ryan(Dannen) and Alison Dannen, and Ben and Kiley (Dan-nen) Logan. They have four grandchildren.

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Bliss Bridal and Formalwear641.201.10322810 South Federal Ave., Mason CityOpen 7 days a week for your conveniencewww.blissformalwear.com“Find your bliss at North Iowa’s largest bridaland formalwear superstore! We’ve stocked ourboutique with hundreds of exclusive gowns insizes 0-32, from designers all over the world.We have styles for every member of your party-from casual to elegant-backyard to beach! Wealso have all of the latest styles of tuxedos ondisplay so that we can coordinate your colorpalette perfectly. Providing unparalleled cus-tomer service and of course in-house alterationsto make your preparations worry free. We dorequest appointments for bridal consultations sothat we can spend quality time assisting you inthe search for your dream gown. Ask about our

platinum package. Come say yes to your dressat Bliss! The 2012 Readers’ Choice of NorthIowa!

Sew Heavenly Creations LLC641.892.4111209 W. Gilman St. Sheffield, IAOpen W, F 12 Noon-5pm; Tu, Th 12Noon-7pm;Sat 10am-2pm; Closed MondayAppointments welcome.www.sewheavenlycreations.netEmail: [email protected] us help you make your wedding day special.We have a variety of bridal gowns, bridesmaiddresses, mother and grandmother gowns. Weprovide in-house alterations to ensure theperfect fit. If you can’t find what you’re lookingfor, our seamstresses will help you design yourperfect dress. We also have a great selection ofaccessories.Tux rental is available. Sew HeavenlyCreations is your “Bridal Store & Sew MuchMore!”

CATERINGWhiskey Creek Wood Fire Grill1519 4th Street SW, Mason City641.423.4000Catering for all occasions including weddings,birthdays, retirements, holiday gatherings,reunions and anniversaries. Also available forbusiness meetings. Call for our catering menu.

DJ SERVICESKirk’s Custom DJ Service641.423.1126 or 800.496.1126www.kirkscustomdj.comTrust the best for your wedding *Full TimeProfessional *Personal consultation prior towedding *Light Show included *Huge musicselection All at one premium wedding packageprice. Check your date at www.kirkscustomdj.comExperience Matters

OFFICIANTPositive FeelingsPastor Kady641.892.4656www.positivefeelings.orgIt would be my honor to officiate at yourwedding. Traditional and non-traditional cer-emonies performed. Pre-martial and blendedfamily education available. It is your day. Letthe memories be positive and lasting.

PRINTINGPostNet641.423.1980451 Indian Head Dr., Mason CityBetween Wal-Mart & Kohl’sFeaturing the finest in personalized weddingand social stationery Whether it’s an invitationfor a wedding, an anniversary or graduation,depend on PostNet to deliver the perfectmessage.

Community Quick Print19 - 8th Street SE, Mason City641.424.4342www.communityqp.comFor all your special events: weddings, savethe date cards, invitations and stationary.Graduations, special parties, companyevents. Customized banners for all occasions.Professional design staff available to help youcreate just the right look for all your printingor banner needs. 10% of every purchase isdonated to local organizations. Ask how youcan help your favorite local organization.

TRAVELAllen Travel Agency & Cruise Quest641.357.5223 or 800.475.5223300 1st Ave. N., Clear LakeWe are your full time professional travelplanners and cruise vacation specialist, inservice since 1951.

TUXEDOSMoorman Clothiers641.423.5222 / 2 South Federal, [email protected] Tuxedo Professionals

WEDDING SITE AND RECEPTIONPM Park15297 Rainy Drive South Shore, ClearLake641.357.1991 or 641.529.2222www.pmpark.netWedding site, reception and lodging availableall on beautiful Clear Lake. Now takingbookings for 2013!

SUNDAY, SEPT. 9, 2012 ✦ E11

ANNIVERSARY

EEllwwoooodd aanndd WWaavvaa GGeeaarryy will be celebrating three events SSaattuurrddaayy,, SSeepptt.. 2299,, 22001122..*Their 65th Wedding Anniversary*Elwood’s 90th Birthday*Wava’s 86th BirthdayWith an open house2 to 4 p.m.at the Corwith Community Center110 Wayne St.Corwith, IowaStop in and have Elwood’s favorite snack, soft ice

cream and a chocolate chip cookie.““PPlleeaassee,, nnoo ggiiffttss””(Elwood is always picking up empty pop cans along

the highways and byways to recycle, so instead of a card,bring him a clean empty pop can to recycle. That willmake his day.)

BIRTHDAYVelma Smith, 101

MMAASSOONN CCIITTYY — Velma Smith, of Mason City, willcelebrate her 101st birthday at an open house from 1:30to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 11, at Heritage Care andRehabilitation Center, 501 S. Kentucky Ave., MasonCity.

Greetings may be sent to her at: 501 S. Kentucky Ave.,Mason City, IA 50401.

THANK YOUThank You

Thank you for making my 80th birthday an awesometime. I am blessed to have so many wonderful friendsand family.

— Bob Kennedy


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ANNIVERSARYANNIVERSARY

Speich, 50 yearsHHAAMMPPTTOONN —— Norman

and Della Speich of Hamp-ton, Iowa, were marriedSept. 15, 1962, at the

Immanuel United Churchof Christ in Latimer.

They are the parents ofBarry Speich of Iowa Falls,and Michelle and Greg

Hanson and their childrenMegan and Caleb of IdahoFalls, Idaho.

They will celebrate their50th wedding anniversary

with a trip and cruise toAlaska.

Greetings may be sentto: 1540 Olive Ave., Hamp-ton, IA 50441.

Allison, 50 yearsCCLLEEAARR LLAAKKEE —— Michael Douglas Allison and Mary

Ellen Derenthal of Clear Lake were married Sept. 15,1962, at Holy Family Catholic Church in Mason City.

The couple will celebrate their 50th wedding anniver-sary with a family dinner on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2012.The couple has requested no gifts please.

The couple’s children and their spouses are Jon(Karen), Clear Lake; Tim (Gerri), Mason City; Matt(Kristi), Ankeny; Pat (Sheila), Mason City; Chris(Kristy), Algona. They have 11 grandchildren and threegreat-grandchildren.

We Love Grandma MargeHappy Grandparent’s Day! We love you very much! Love, Ivan 9, Ronan 6, Dane 4 and Flynn 2

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