July 13 2014

Mason City, Iowa ✦ Sunday, July 13, 2014

WEDDING

WEDDING

Smith, Ong

Chow, Harrer

MINNEAPOLIS —

Yen and Joshua Smith were united in marriage on May 16, 2014, at Semple Mansion in Minneapolis, Minn.

Martha Chow and Adam Harrer were united in marriage on November 2, 2013, at the Rice Hotel in Houston, Texas.

ANNIVERSARY

ANNIVERSARY

Gruis, 30 years ROCKFORD — Scott Gruis and Cheryl (Rosenberg) Gruis of Rockford, Iowa, were married June 29, 1984, at the Little Brown Church in Nashua, Iowa.

Fischers Celebrate 50 Years JOICE — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fischer of Joice will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary this month.

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WEDDINGS How To Submit Your Items 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.)

Bamrick, Eberline

Smith, Ong

Alanna Marie Bamrick and Jordan Dean Eberline were united in marriage on April 12, 2014, at St. John’s Church in Greene, Iowa.

Alanna is the daughter of David Bamrick of Rockwell, Iowa, and Michele Clifton of Rockwell, Iowa.

Jordan is the son of Rolin and Julie Eberline of Bristow, Iowa.

Alanna is employed by North Butler Schools in Greene, Iowa. Jordan is employed by Christensen Farms in Allison, Iowa.

The couple resides in Allison, Iowa.

MINNEAPOLIS — Yen and Joshua Smith were united in marriage on May 16, 2014, at Semple Mansion in Minneapolis, Minn.

Yen is the daughter of Phuoc and Nga Ong of White Bear Lake, Minn. Joshua’s parents are Larry and Kathy Shaffer of Ventura.

Yen is a 2007 graduate of University of Minnesota.

Yen is employed as a Data Analyst for Wells Fargo in Minneapolis, Minn. Joshua is a 2004 graduate of Luther College, Decorah, Iowa. Joshua is employed as Product Director for Optum in Minneapolis, Minn.

The couple honeymooned in Portugal, Morocco, and London. They will reside in Minneapolis, Minn.

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.)

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Chow, Harrer

Will be published for $10 up to 50 words.

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Martha Chow and Adam Harrer were united in marriage on November 2, 2013, at the Rice Hotel in Houston, Texas.

Martha is the daughter of Simon and Sabrina Chow of Houston, Texas, and Adam is the son of David Harrer of Melbourne, Florida, and Karen and William Thomson of Mason City, Iowa.

Martha is employed as a Manager of Forensic Compliance at Ensco International, and Adam is employed as an Advance Placement World History teacher at MacArthur High School.

The couple resides in Houston, Texas.

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ENGAGEMENTS McElroy, Denny

Schmitz, Hall KAITLIN SCHMITZ is the daughter of Jason and Pam Schmitz of Rockford, Iowa. Kaitlin graduated from NIACC in 2011 with an A.A. degree, and Buena Vista University in 2013 with a B.A. degree in psychology and human services, and a minor in sociology. She is employed by Cerro Gordo County Sheriff’s Department and Stadheim Jewelers.

TYLER HALL is the son of Michael and Rebecca Hall of Clear Lake, Iowa. Tyler graduated from NIACC with an A.A. degree and Buena Vista University with a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice. He is employed by the Iowa Department of Corrections.

The couple will be married on Saturday, Aug. 2, 2014.

THANK YOU Mason City Evening Lions Club The Mason City Evening Lions Club extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to all who supported our 7th annual Cannonball Chicken BBQ. A special thanks to those who purchased advance tickets during our sales campaign, and to East Hy-Vee and their wonderful staff. The Mason City Evening Lions Club uses their profits from the BBQ to meet the needs of those in the community who can’t afford adequate glasses and exams, while also providing hearing aids to those with hearing difficulties, along with supporting other projects that serve the community. For community enhancement they make a donation to the Friends of the 457 for the continued preservation of the Rotary Cannonball.

President: Dennis Brunsvold

Young, Pribyl

Urbatsch, Schaub

COURTNEY YOUNG, of Minneapolis, Minn., is the daughter of Marvin and Jacki Young of Garner, Iowa. Courtney graduated from University of Northern Iowa, and is employed by Cummins Power Generation in Shoreview, Minn.

NATE PRIBYL, of Roseville, Minn., is the son of Tom and Sheila Pribyl of Roseville, Minn.

Nate graduated from University of Phoenix, and is employed by The Mutual Fund Store.

The couple will be married at 2 p.m. on Saturday, August 2, 2014, at Church of the Assumption in St. Paul, Minn.

ELIZABETH URBATSCH, of Grafton, Iowa, is the daughter of Gregg and Mary Jo Urbatsch of Grafton.

Elizabeth received a Bachelor’s degree from Iowa State University in 2009 and a Masters of Education in School Counseling from the University of Northern Iowa in 2013, and is employed by Osage Community Schools in Osage, Iowa.

MICHAEL SCHAUB, of Grafton, Iowa, is the son of Curt and Julie Schaub of Grafton, Iowa, and Pat and Mike Clark of St. Ansgar, Iowa. Michael graduated from Iowa State University, and is employed by Howard County Extension in Cresco, Iowa.

The couple will be married on Saturday, Aug. 2, 2014, in Grafton, Iowa.

THANK YOU

BETH MCELROY, of Urbandale, Iowa, is the daughter of Jim and Diane McElroy of Johnston, Iowa. Beth is employed by Southeast Polk Schools in Des Moines, Iowa.

LEVI DENNY, of Urbandale, Iowa, is the son of Mike and Pam Denny of Algona, Iowa, and the grandson of Al and Dorothy Denny of Britt, Iowa, and Reva Fredin of Waterloo, Iowa. Levi is employed

by Wells Fargo Bank in Des Moines, Iowa.

The couple will be married at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, August 8, 2014, at St. Pius X Catholic Church in Urbandale, Iowa.

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Gruis, 30 years ROCKFORD — Scott Gruis and Cheryl (Rosenberg) Gruis of Rockford, Iowa, were married June 29, 1984, at the Little Brown Church in Nashua, Iowa.

The couple will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary. The couple’s children and their spouses are Spenser Gruis and his fiancée Amy Hild of Rockford, Iowa, and Bryce Rosel and his wife Michelle of Waukee, Iowa, and their three children (Lindsay, Ryan and Nathan).

MASON CITY —

Marvin Crooks and Lois Stanbrough were married July 20, 1964, in Mason City, IA. There will be an open house celebration next Sunday, July 20, 2014, in the Rockwell Community Center in Rockwell, Iowa.

Their children and grandchildren are hosting the event. All friends and relatives are welcome to attend. Cards may be sent to them at: 410 S. Tyler Ave., Mason City, IA 50401.

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ANNIVERSARIES Cal Braastad, 90 years, Braastad 45th anniversary Calvin (Cal) Braastad celebrates 90 years! He was born July 7, 1924, in South Dakota. During WWII he served on the destroyer, USS Taylor. The USS Taylor was at Subic Bay in the Pacific, then chosen as the escort for the USS Missouri during the signing of the peace treaty in Tokyo Bay. Cal and his wife, Carolyn (Curtis), along with family and friends, also celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary. They were married in South Dakota June 12, 1969.

Their six children from Texas, Massachusetts, Utah, South Dakota and Minnesota were here, along with grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Fischers Celebrate 50 Years JOICE — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fischer, of Joice, will celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary this month.

Tom and Diana (Kittleson) Fischer were married at Bethany Lutheran Church in Joice on July 19th, 1964, in a candlelight ceremony. Their two children, Tami Duncan from Connecticut and Devin Fischer from Altoona, Iowa, will be home to celebrate with a small family dinner. They also have two grandchildren, Luke and Brooke Fischer who will be joining in the festivities. Greetings may be sent to: PO Box 326, Joice, IA 50446.

Love you Mom and Dad! Thanks for all you have done for us! xo

THANK YOU

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I want to thank everyone who sent me a card, called me, came to visit, or gave me a “hug” when my daughter Kathy died.

Blessings to you all!

Grace Lonergan

I would like to thank my family and friends for making my 85th birthday memorable. The cards and best wishes were all appreciated.

Leslie Pals

Thank you to everyone who came to Herb’s 90th birthday party. It was a nice celebration. Thank you too for the many cards, phone calls, gifts and greetings from all!

Herb and Darlene Alexander

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AWARD & ACHIEVEMENTS

BIRTHDAYS

Mary Halberstadt, 95 CHARLES CITY Mary Halberstadt, of — Charles City, will be honored with a card shower in celebration of her 95th birthday. She requests no gifts, please.

Mary was born on July 10, 1919, in Miles City, Mont.

Cards can be sent to Mary at: 807 Fifth St., Room 214, Charles City, IA 50616.

Eleanor Roper, 90

Esther Rapp, 95

Lynn Scharlau, 75

Come help Esther and her family celebrate her birthday on July 19, at Tourist Park in Garner.

There will be an open house from 1 to 4 p.m.

Cake, coffee and punch will be served.

MASON CITY — Lynn Scharlau celebrated his 75th birthday with family and friends at Spring Park Campground in Osage, on July 12.

Lynn is owner of Ideal Plumbing and Heating, and is now enjoying retirement. Its not too late to send him a card at: P.O. Box 1922, Mason City, IA 50401.

Happy 70th Birthday, Jim!

If you see Jim Latham on Friday, July 18, wish LELAND — Eleanor him a Happy Birthday Roper will be celebrating and he will buy you a cup her 90th birthday July 17 with a card shower. Cards of coffee.

— Surprise and love may be sent to 15162 430th from your family St., Leland, IA 50453.

Trump completes fellowship at the University of Missouri-Kansas City 2014 Iowa USSSA Baseball 8U AAA State Runners-Up

Matt Trump, son of Barry and Ann Trump of Mason City, recently completed a fellowship in Pulmonary and Critical Care medicine at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.

He is a graduate of the University of Northern Iowa, Des Moines University-College of Osteopathic Medicine, and Margaret Finch, 90 completed residency in Internal Medicine at Iowa MASON CITY —

Margaret Finch, of Mason Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines. In July, he City, celebrated her 90th birthday with friends and will begin practice in Pulfamily on Saturday, July 12. monary and Critical Care Medicine with The Iowa She was born on July 12, 1924. Cards can be sent to Clinic in West Des Moines.

He is proud to be a Margaret Finch at 17396 Kingbird Ave., Mason City, Mason City Mohawk and wishes to thank all IA 50401. of those who guided and supported him throughout training. Dr. Trump resides in Altoona, Iowa, with his wife Tess (daughter of Ron and Stephanie Tjaden of Mason City) and their three sons: Jack (6), Cole (4) and Gray (1).

Congratulations TEAM J2K on outscoring your opponents 37-16 with a combined team batting average of .398 at the 2014 Iowa State Baseball Tournament.

Pictured left to right (first row), Dylan Bieber, Isaiah Kesten, Brayden Pearce, Hunter Baltierra and Justyn Rivera. Second row; Zane Redfern, Toby Kesten, Kellen Kantaris, James Fingalsen, Jaxon Bothwell and Dominic Despenas. Third row; Coach Zane Kantaris, Coach Brad Bissig and Coach Frankie Baltierra. Carter Klemesrud is missing from the photo . WHO ARE WE?

THANK YOUS Thank You Many thanks for all the cards, letters and words of comfort after the death of Mary Klinge of Garner. A special thanks to the staff at Concord Care Center who took such wonderful care of Mary while she was a resident there. You are all a blessing to us!

The Family of Mary Klinge

Thank You We would like to thank everyone for the cards, phone calls and memorials sent in memory of our daughter and sister. Your kindness is deeply appreciated and will always be remembered.

The Family of Renee Devine Clarence Hrubes, Patti and Suzette Mike and Char Hrubes and Family

AWARD & ACHIEVEMENT

BIRTH Ansley Dore Hankins OMAHA, Neb. — Justin and Natalie Hankins, of Omaha, Neb., are parents of a daughter, Ansley Dore Hankins, born at 7:56 a.m.

June 18, 2014, at Methodist Women’s Hospital in Omaha.

She weighed 7 pounds, 1 ounce, and was 20 inches long.

Grandparents are Jim and Lisa Steffen of Forest City, Bryce and Sheryl Harmon of Mason City, and Monte and Brenda Hankins of Alliance, Neb.

University of Dubuque students honored DUBUQUE — The following North Iowa students at the University of Dubuque were named to the 2014 spring semester Dean’s List. To be eligible, a student must earn a grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale for that semester.

BRITT: Andrew DeHart.

CHARLES CITY: Jacqueline Groesbeck.

FLOYD: Jennifer Ott.

AWARD & ACHIEVEMENT Hawkeye Community College spring semester Dean’s List

BELMOND — Kassidy Dorr, Logan McKenna, Makayla Soma.

BRITT — Carlee ChrisWATERLOO — Hawk- tianson.

BUFFALO CENTER — eye Community College Brandon Willmert. released its Dean’s List CHARLES CITY — for the spring semester.

Travis Haberkorn, William To qualify, full-time Knecht, Shelby Oleson. students must have sucCLEAR LAKE — cessfully completed 12 or Joshua Brood. more credits in the given DOUGHERTY — semester with a major grade point average of 3.50 Lindsey Petersen.

FOREST CITY — or better.

Lezah Olson.

North Iowa students GREENE — Larnamed to the Dean’s issa Osier.

List include: LAKOTA — Haley ALGONA — HanEngelbarts. nah Byrkeland.

MASON CITY — Macy Boehmer, Shaundrea Teeter, Brittany Volk.

MITCHELL — Samantha Mostek.

NASHUA — Andria Bonzer, Nathaniel Masters, Jill Tegtmeier.

NORA SPRINGS — Cole Hayden, Kathleen Johns.

OSAGE — Raelee Sullivan.

PLAINFIELD — Samantha Birkholz, Tiffany Webb, Cody White.

ROCKWELL — Molly Dhondt, Michaela Hansen.

SHEFFIELD — Gunner Fevold.

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ENGAGEMENTS

Conrad, Borcherding Brittany Conrad, of Fergus Falls, Minn., is the daughter of Russ Conrad, Island City, Ore., and Kim Conrad of Fergus Falls, Brittany is a 2007 Marson, Riggenberg Minn. graduate of Higley High School, Higley, Ariz., Amanda Marson of and a 2014 graduate of M Nora Spring, Iowa, is the Schuler, Sherman State, Fergus Falls, Minn. daughter of Tari Marson She is currently employed and Kent Balsley of Nora Kenny Schuler of Ventura, Iowa, and Dan and with Reading Corps at Springs, Iowa, and David Melinda Risner of Edgerton, Wisconsin, would like ISD 544. and Kristi Marson of to announce the engagement of their daughter Allie Matthew BorcherdMason City, Iowa. Amanda Schuler to Ty Sherman. Ty is the son of Randy and ing, of Fergus Falls, is a graduate of the UniCindy Sherman of Troy Mills, Iowa.

Minn., is the son of Dave versity of Northern Iowa An August 16 wedding is being planned. and Cindy Borcherding of in 2008; and the University of Iowa with a Masters Northwood, Iowa. Matthew is a 2003 graduate of Rehabilitation Mental Tweeten, Faber of Northwood-Kensett Health Counseling in 2013. Amanda is employed High School and a 2008 CHELSEY graduate of Minnesota by the Veterans Affairs TWEETEN, of Forest State University, Mankato, City, Iowa, is the daughter Medical Center in Iowa Minn. He is currently City, Iowa. of Ben Tweeten and Sue Ryan Ringgenberg of employed in the Biology Benson of Forest City, Rockwell City, Iowa, is the Department at M State, Iowa. Chelsey graduated son of Paulette and Milton Fergus Falls, Minn. from Waldorf College in The couple will be marRinggenberg of Rockwell 2009, and is employed by D.K. Arndt, CPA’s in Lake City, Iowa. Ryan is a grad- ried on August 1, 2014, at 4 p.m. in Prior Lake, Minn. uate of the University of Mills, Iowa.

Northern Iowa with a B.A. ANDREW FABER, of in 2008. Ryan is currently Forest City, Iowa, is the employed by Communicason of Kathy Faber and the late Jim Faber of Forest tions Engineering Co. in Thank You City, Iowa. Andrew gradu- Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

The couple will be marated from NIACC in 2005, We would like to thank ried at 3:30 p.m. on Octo- our family and friends for and is employed by the City of Forest City in For- ber 4, 2014, at the First all the greetings, cards, United Methodist Church, gifts, and dinners, we est City, Iowa.

The couple will be mar- Mason City, Iowa. received for our 50th anniried at 3 p.m. on Saturday, versary. We truly loved Sept. 20, 2014, at Winhaving you share our spenebago Church in Lake cial day with us.

Mills, Iowa.

Lenard and Carol Hamand

THANK YOU

CELEBRATION OF LIFE A Celebration of Life for Arthur M. Fischbeck (Art) will be held on Sunday, July 20, 2014, at 2:00 p.m. in The Music Man Square for family, friends and the community. Art passed away peacefully on January 28 after living in Mason City his entire life.

He was well respected as a North Iowa businessman, lifelong member of the First Presbyterian Church, an archivist/historian at the Mason City Public Library.

He was also active in the community serving on various board and committees as well as being a devoted husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather.

Art was proud to be designated as “Mason City’s Unofficial Historian.”

THANK YOUS Thank You We would like to thank everyone for the cards, gifts, and best wishes for our 50th anniversary. Special thank you to our kids, Michelle, Kendra, and Chad and their families for a wonderful celebration. It was a day full of surprises and one we will cherish forever.

Ken and Linda Shaw

Thank You Thank you to all of the celebrity bartenders, sponsors and contributors who made the May 16 fundraiser for JDRF a tremendous success. The event raised about $5,500 for research to find a cure for juvenile diabetes.

Thanks also to all of the committee members. We’re getting closer to a cure.

Joe Davis North Iowa chapter Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

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THANK YOU Thank You The Friends of the 457 wish to express their thanks and appreciation for the support given to the ninth annual Cannonball Day. To the parents who entered their kids in the Fun Run, the Pedal Tractor Pull, and the Bill Riley Iowa State Fair talent search.

Also to all who came and enjoyed the inflatables, smoky the train, and the one dollar root beer floats. A special thanks to the sponsors who made it possible, the volunteers, and Bill Stangler, Bob Berggren along with other city employees.

The Friends of the 457 use Cannonball Day to maintain and preserve the steam engine for future generations to enjoy, while providing a family fun day encouraging healthy living and life styles. Also a thank you to the Mason City Evening Lions and East Hy-Vee for all the hard work they did to put on their BBQ chicken event as part of Cannonball Day. Dennis Wilson: Chairman Friends of the 457 Club Secretary

AWARD & ACHIEVEMENT UNI announces spring Dean’s List

CEDAR FALLS — The following North Iowa students were named to the spring 2014 semester Dean’s List at the University of Northern Iowa.

To be included on the list, a student must have earned a grade point of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale, while taking at least 12 hours of graded work during the semester.

ALGONA — John Aboud, Taylor Brandenburg, Molly Brashear, Wendy Grimm, Emillie Rauk 90th Birthday Kenne, Ryan McMahon, Aubrie Meyers, Addision FOREST CITY —

Miller, Blake Mills, Jessica Ruby Rauk, of Forest City, Thank You Olson, Emily Prilipp, Kayla will celebrate her 90th We would like to thank everyone for all the cards, Schiltz, Kimberly Schiltz, birthday with an open gifts and calls we received for our 60th wedding annihouse from 2:30 to 4:30 versary. The great dinner our children had at the Prime Allie Simpson, Sara Smith.

ALLISON — Crystal p.m. on Saturday, July 19, & Wine for us. Thank You all so much.

Crawford, Erin Mulder. at Immanuel Lutheran Chuck and Dixie Harris APLINGTON — Sarah Church Fellowship Hall, Dunegan, Megan EiklenForest City.

Thank You borg, Samantha Heitland, She was born July 16, Tayler Nevenhoven, Kaylea 1924, in Thompson.

What a joy it has been this past week to find our Birthday greetings mail box filled with so many cards. We have enjoyed the Terrill, Chelsea Tyler.

BELMOND — Nathan may be sent to her at: 202 beautiful cards, flowers, and gifts which we received.

Hildebrand, Erin JohnWest L St., Forest City, Thank you for making our 60th Anniversary so son, Kali Lovgren, IA 50436. very special.

Rachel Martens.

“Your presence is presWilmer and Phyllis Walton BRITT — Haleigh Jackent enough.” son, Katherine Jamtgaard, Cassandra Sonius.

BUFFALO CENCongrats Allie!

TER — Kaylan Hobbs, Janie Penning.

Alexandra Elaine Abell, Thank You BURT — Jack Bradley, of Rockford, graduated Michael Hellman.

We would like to thank from Allen College of CHARLES CITY — Nursing in May, receiving everyone who sent cards Kylie Bluhm, Nathan Buss, and to those who attended her BSN degree.

Samantha Davies, Brook Allie received many our 50th anniversary celeGirkin, Crecia Gohr, Jenbration, it was great to see scholarships throughout nifer Hayen, Emily Jones, her four years of college everyone. Also, thanks to Shaley Landt, Jessica our family who helped pull and was on the Dean’s List McEnany, Zachary Rye, at both the University of it all together. A special Makaila Schlader, Michelle Iowa and Allen College. thanks goes to our party Schnath, Stephen Starr.

Congratulations on your planner, Shelly, for all she CLARION — Connor nursing degree and passing did to make our celebraKem, Ryan Stevens. your state nursing boards! tion so memorable.

CLEAR LAKE — AshGood luck in your new Ed and Arlene Gallion ley Allenstein, Rachel career with Mercy HospiKunst, Benjamin Lloyd, tal. We are so proud of you!

Stacie Olk, Stephanie Olk, — Mom, Derek, Dylan, Grant Peterson, David Katie and Brady, Justin, Kacie and Austin

BIRTHDAY

THANK YOU

AWARD & ACHIEVEMENT

Pope, Annette Scherber, Holly Torpe, Katelyn Wason.

CORWITH — Hillary Hilbert.

DUMONT — Sadie Bertram.

FOREST CITY — Carter Anderson, Nikko Celindro, Tyler Determann, John Knapper, Zachariah Lillquist, Jonathan Mathiasen, Nehemiah Nelson, Chelsea Reicks, Kayla Shipman, Austin Von Ehwegen.

GARNER — Jasmine Doble, Jace Engstler, Caleb Kruse, Jaime Lansing, Sarah Loschen, Nicole Nesset, Blake Risius, Breanna Scott, Joshua Thompson, Sarah Westhoff.

GRAFTON — Marissa Hulshizer.

GREENE — Ethan Landers, Meagan Wrecsics.

HAMPTON — Joel DeYounge, Lawrence Gilchrist, Aaron Hicks, Christopher Huling, Jordan McLennan, Dylan Reents.

JOICE — Timothy Brandt.

KLEMME — Bethany Nannenga.

LAKE MILLS — Cory Aamodt, Jacob Brekken, Wade Hebrink, Megan Johnson, Marie Nielsen, Lindy Pins.

LAKOTA — Samantha Gelhaus.

LATIMER — Jamie Mapes.

LEDYARD — Cierra Brandt.

LELAND — Jonathan Krein.

MANLY — Nichol Hebel, Amber Kisner, Alexandra Nodtvedt.

MASON CITY — Dylan Alitz, Kailyn Bettle, Nathan Betz, Melodee Birke, Caitlin Brainard, Elizabeth Campbell, Blake Craw, Nichole Crockford, Alexandra Dunlay,

Dalton Ebel, Elizabeth Elin, James Graham, Jennifer Grandgenett, Colin Hubbard, Zachery Lane, Morgan Leider, Blake Lybbert, Elizabeth McCulloch, Brent Mead, Matthew Patchen, Linda Patrick, Parker Pattschull, Ashley Petersen, Taylor Sgontz, Lindsey Smith, Abbey Snitker, Mckenzie Thomazin, Jordyn Tobin, Austin Voves.

MCINTIRE — Melanie Adams.

NASHUA — Kelly Bierschenk.

NORA SPRINGS — Emily Dunbar, Jacob Lister.

NORTHWOOD — Samuel Arnold, Samantha Hagen, Laura Tempus.

OSAGE — Ethan Bass, Chloe Campbell, Kelly Heckstein, Amanda Huisman, Madeline Miller, Ryan Randall, Molly Thomas, Alicia Weber.

PARKERSBURG — Alexander Lorsung, Emily Van Dyk. PLYMOUTH — Jordan Lentz.

RENWICK — Dacia Oberhelman.

RICEVILLE — Cambria Berentsen, Brooke Foster.

ROCKFORD — Curtis Marker.

ROCKWELL — Danielle McLaughlin, Mackenzie Renberg, Samantha Speakar.

ST. ANSGAR — Jessica Mayer, Brett Okland, Celeste Underriner.

SHEFFIELD — Cody Arndt, Marcus Lane.

STACYVILLE — Abby Goodale.

TITONKA — Maranda Chapin, Abigail Stecker.

WESLEY — Alicia Richter.

WHITTEMORE — Krystyna Diggins, Travis Lenz, Hailey Metzger.

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Globe Gazette Celebrations

AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS Morales, Maddie Niedermayer, Isaac Norris, Lauren Noto, Cecilia Novotney, Kaitlin O’Neill, Carson Parker, Abigail Read, Jacqueline Rier, Jacob Riesen, Monica Roath, Carter Roberts, Sydney Rottinghaus, MASON CITY —

Grace Sanchez-Gannett, Mason City High School Weston Schultz, Hailee released its Principal’s Sgontz, Ben Siglin, Hudsen List and Honor Roll for the second semester of the Simmer, McGwire Skogen, Alissa Strain, Riley 2013-14 academic year.

Theobald, Drew Tierney, PRINCIPAL’S LIST Xander Tierney, Bailey The following students were named to the Princi- Tilkes, Brady Tilkes, Kayla Till, Kaitlyn Vaith, Dylan pal’s List for achieving a Voves, Darci Wagner, Derek grade point average of 3.5 Walker, Spencer Walthall, or higher.

Anna Warner, Ryan Wen9th Grade: Ashley del, Abigail White, AlexAlert, Meredith Armander White, Trey Wiegstrong, Kylie Bacon, mann, Haley Wiemann, Krista Barnish, Danielle Jacie Wise, Kyle Younker, Beavers, Deidre Beavers, and Andrew Zehr.

Stuart Boston, Katherine 10th Grade: Sara Bowers, Casey Brandau, Alscher, Kaylee AnderMacey Burtness, Kevin son, Bailey Baker, Alaina Chen, Anabella ChrisBerg, Jaedon Bettle, Sarah tianson, Taylor Conroy, Betz, Dayton Boston, Ben Katrina Cornick, Danielle Butler, Blake Buttweiler, Dahle, Emma Dannen, Randall Davenport, Megan Kimberly Carpenter, Dempsey, Mackenzie Dett- Christina Christensen, Adison Cobb, Anna man, Hunter Dingman, Corsello, Savannah DahlSydney Eaton, Elizabeth strom, Rachel Danielson, Ebel, Westley Eldridge, Khalil Daoud, Danielle Emma Fielder, Kaicey Follman, Seth Alan Foster, DeRoy, Boston Draper, Angela Eppens, Steven Hayley Fransen, Anna Goepel, Sawyer Goetz, Godfrey, Jaidyn Godfrey, Alex Goranson, Michelle Isaac Hackman, Drake Hadacek, Tiffany Hanson, Hahn, Sabrina Havig, Briar Jensen, Jordan Verena Heilman, Zachery Johanns, Magdelyn JohnHendrickson, Rylee Hickson, Kalliope Kantaris, man, Autumn Hill, Elijah Haley Kavaya, Ashley Hosmer, Madison Howe, Klouse, John Kraft, SamLaura Keenan, Mikaila uel Lala, Ashley Lapointe, Kohler, Kyle Lang, Grant Branden Lewerke, Fady Lewerke, Natalie LindMakar, Makenzie Meyer, say, Jenna Lovik, Noah Austin Miller, Chloe McLaughlin, Madison Miller, Colton Mitchell, Merriam, Rowan MeyHaley Muyskens, Tyler ers, Rachel Miller, Carla

MCHS names students to Principal’s List/ Honor Roll

Nestvedt, Megan Notermann, Olivia Pederson, Kenzie Penca, Cayla Pettit, Halle Phillips, Marco Recinos, Amdanda Reding, Meeghan Rodamaker, Jordan M. Rowe, Kacy Sampson, Samantha Schupanitz, Ellie Seaton, Auston Shrader, Quinn Slaven, Lauren Smith, Mac Spotts, Kelsey Stine, Avery Stricker, Derek Tate, Trevor Trousdale, Katie Voortmann, Blake Weitzel, Alyssa Wendel, Kiley Wharton, Abigail Wiese, Jareese Williams, Marci Wolters, MaRyah Woolery, and Miranda Wulff.

11th Grade: Morgan Amundson, Matthew Ball, Rebecca Bartolo, Kaitlyn Baskerville, Tristan Bernhard, Sharla Brunsvold, Aubury Coleman, Noah Collins, Teanna Corcoran, Jenna Cornick, Kendall Cornick, Daniella Debrah, Crystal Florman, Hillary Frank, Issac Gibbons, Mackenzie Gregor, Ben Hoekstra, Calvin Houang, Eryn Hubbard, Brooke Huegli, Katie Keenan, Madeline Kim, Kelsey Krutsinger, Ellie Lehmann, Abigail Lucas, Makayla Nelson, Katie Nguyen, William O’Neill, Kyle Overbeck, Dane Papouchis, Jimmy Pham, Mariah Piippo, Collin Platts, Anna Riesen, Ashley Rottinghaus, Matthew Schneider, Ian Sloan, Vanessa Swendsen, Jordan Theobald, Andrew Tran, Colton Voss, Elijah Warfield, David Weidner,Lexis Wiegmann, McKenna Whitehill, Joci Whitehurst, and Alexander Wiltsie.

Hanson named to Dean’s List at Clarke University DUBUQUE — Kassidy Hanson of Garner was named to the Dean’s List at Clarke University for

the spring 2014 semester.

The list recognizes full-time students who

earned a 3.65 grade-point average or above on a 4.0 scale with a minimum of 12 graded hours.

12th Grade: Kyle Anderson, Tori Anderson, Annika Angell, Lyndie Best, Kaitlyn Canedo, Lauren Casey, Kendall Cole, Keisha Coronado, Emily Dodd, Amanda Ehlers, Megan Ermer, Callie Ginapp, Kaylah Godfrey, Samantha Griffiths, Caitlin Janssen, Thomas Johnson, Vanessa Johnson, Elizabeth Kellogg, Samantha Kraft, Halie LeDuc, Courtney Lemke, Jared Lichman, Alexis Lindsay, Lydia Makar, Bekzoda Malikova, Tatiana McWilliams, Myah Mellman, Morgan Merritt, Matthew Meyer, Abigail Morgan, Kayla Newell, Tricia Notermann, Alexander Noto, Kaz Onoo, Shifeng Ou, Emily Overy, Alexys Pederson, Nicoletta Peters, Kyle Peterson, Jon Ransom, Miguel Recinos, Alex Rier, Jared Rowe, Tom Schiffer, Kira Schwickerath, Sydney Seaton Magee, William Siglin, Chelsea Simon, Katie Stadheim, Jason Stine, Hattie Timmer, Kyle Weiss, Paisley Witt, and Danielle Zeigler.

HONOR ROLL The following students were named to the Honor Roll for achieving a grade point average of 3.0 to 3.49.

9th Grade: Skylar Alexander, Avery Allen, ShyAnne Baker, Alyssa Barragan, Isaac Bartel, Sean Beemer, Madison Benson, Nicole Carpenter, Trevor Carr, Chloe Cheney, Logan Davis, Kenyon Draper, Bryan Eastvold, Courtney

Eaton, Anna Francis, Riley Ginapp, Alex Goodermote, Sara Haack, Breanna Holloway, Joshua Hansen, Mikaeleigh Hayes, Rachel Huey, Nathaniel Janssen, Jesus Juarez, Lauren Klaahsen, Caden Koerber, Bradley Lorence, Sydney Martin, Eric Neswold, Bailey O’Banion, Sydney Oliver, Alexis Olswold-Haley, Luke Peterson, Thomas Rowe, Briana Solano, Jacob Suhr, Jason Scott, and Morgan Willmann.

10th Grade: Alexis Acker, Zachary Anderson, Alexia Barschow, Parris Bennett, Riley Bonzer, Logan Borchardt, Alexis Bramley, Jared Bunn, Sanita Cajic, Yunhao Dong, Lauren Dunlay, Ben Faktor, Alesha Gildersleeve, Brooke Greenwood, Ryan Grube, Keisha Hardy, Jayden Harris, Noah Harris, Martin Hinten, Zachary Holland-Dunn, Andrew Keeling, Jennifer King, Sydney Kleven, Tiffany Krahenbuhl, Tayler Lacy, Nicole Makar, Molly McCann, Emily Meierotto, Madeline Nobis, Samantha Papouchis, Brandon Pearce, Cierra Pfeffer, Brock Piper, Jacob Porter, McClaren Rodriguez, Chloe Melendez, Alex Sanchez, Jackson Schumaker, Jenna Siefken, Samantha Simmers, Amber Snook, Matthew Stephens, Noa Thompson, Brianna VanDusseldorp, Skylar Watt, and Cecilia Yepez.

11th Grade: Annika Amundson, Sydney Baker, Sara Bohl, Rachel

Bonnichsen, Kiana Brown, Danielle Coronado, Thomas Determan, Elijah Evanoff, Nicholas Frenz, Camre Harrer, Cassady Held, Lucretia Jenkins, Charlies Johnson, Adriana Kelly, Kayden Knutson, Bryanna Lambert, Bethany Larson, Oriana Logan, Madison Martin, Taylor McLaughlin, Kyle McCormick, Alex Meier, Angel Mejia, Olivia Pappas, Angel Register, Summer Roney, Zane Roszell, Jordan D. Rowe, Kayla Runge, Caitlin Streich, Sydney Tobin, Mercedes Wiegmann, Alex Wiman, and Joel Wisner.

12th Grade: Justine Ackerman, Genevieve Anderson, Ian Anderson, Andrew Bartel, Alex Bartholomew, Tyler Beemer, Allena Boehmer, Collin Boyle, Kenyon Brown, Trevor Brunsvold, Melanie Christopherson, Benjamin Crockford, Matthew Danielson, David Dunlavey, Lane Elsbury, Christa Ewing, Brooke Farrell, Tanner Flaherty, Cole Hansen, Michaela Hennagir, Damian Holzerland, Ashlyn Hubbard, Sydney Keith, Duncan McCoy, David Mejia, Connor Moorman, Christian O’Banion, Yu Qing Ou, Justice Page, Allie Paulsen, Bradley Petersen, Dominic Pettit, Angelica Post, Justin Post, Michael Sandmeyer, Gannon Seeck, Cassandra Shober, Hannah Timmer, Pauline Walker, Drew Walswick, Alec Watson, and Elizabeth Woythal.

Loras College names students to Dean’s List DUBUQUE — Morgan Steere, of Greene, and Rachel Henrich, of Mason City, were named

to the Dean’s List at Loras College for the 2014 spring semester.

A student must earn

a 3.5 grade point average and carry a minimum of 12 credit hours to be recognized.

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AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS Overbeck recognized at Grand Valley State University ALLENDALE, Mich. — Aaron J. Overbeck, of Mason City, was named to the Dean’s List for the winter 2014 semester, concluding in April, at Grand Valley State University.

The Dean’s List recognizes students who maintained a 3.5 grade point average and were enrolled in a minimum of 12 credits.

Monson named to Dean’s List at Mount Mercy CEDAR RAPIDS — Meg Monson, of Clear Lake, was named to the spring 2014 Dean’s List at Mount Mercy University.

Students with a semester grade point average of 3.60 or better, and who are graded for six or more semester hours are eligible for inclusion on the Dean’s List.

Bucknell named to University of Sioux Falls Dean’s List SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Tiffany Bucknell, of Thornton, was named to the Dean’s List for the 2014 spring semester at the University of Sioux Falls. To qualify for the Dean’s List, a student must achieve a semester grade point average of 3.5 or greater on a 4.0 scale.

DMACC announces spring graduates DES MOINES — More than 1,250 students graduated following the spring semester at Des Moines Area Community College’s Ankeny, Boone, Carroll, Newton, Urban and West Campuses.

North Iowa graduates include: MASON CITY: Machaela Determan, dental hygiene; Melissa Haugen, phlebotomy; Brenda Jacobs, graphic design; Bruce Paulson, information technology network administration, and Sara Skattebo, dental hygiene.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Dean’s List LINCOLN, Neb. — Jake A. Schmitt of Algona was named to the spring semester Dean’s List by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering. He is a senior computer engineering and electrical engineering major.

Qualifying grade point average in the College of Engineering is 3.5 based on a 4.0 scale and a minimum of 12 or more graded semester hours.

Peterson graduates from Franklin Pierce RINDGE, N.H. — Abbey Peterson, of Mason City, is a 2014 spring graduate of Franklin Pierce University.

She received a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree.

Rodamaker named to Hawkeye Community Belmont University College spring Dean’s List graduates NASHVILLE, Tenn.

Mackenzie Rodamaker, — of Mason City, qualified for the spring 2014 Dean’s List at Belmont University.

Eligibility is based on a minimum course load of 12 hours and a grade point average of 3.5, with no grade below a C.

Campbellsville University students earn academic honors CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. — Dalton J. Olson and Mikayla M. Smith, of Mason City, Iowa, were named to the Dean’s List for the spring 2014 semester at Campbellsville University.

The Dean’s List recognizes students who achieve a grade point average of 3.50 or above for the semester, with a course load of at least 12 hours.

WATERLOO — The following North Iowa students are 2014 spring graduates of Hawkeye Community College.

BRITT — Harlee Beachy, Associate in Applied Arts, graphic communications.

BUFFALO CENTER — Brandon Willmert, Certificate, CNC machine set-up specialist; Taylor Thomsen, Associate in Applied Science, collision repair and refinishing; Martha Beenken, Associate in Applied Arts, graphic communications.

CHARLES CITY — William Knecht, Associate in Applied Science, automotive electronics technology and Associate

in Applied Science, automotive technology; Lauren Lynch, Associate in Arts, liberal arts; Renae Parker, Associate in Arts, liberal arts.

DUMONT — Alexander Brown, Associate in Arts, liberal arts.

FLOYD — Shelby Lewis, Associate in Applied Science, dental hygiene.

HAMPTON — Jenna Slocum, Associate in Arts, liberal arts.

LAKOTA — Gabe Thomsen, Associate in Applied Science, AG power technology.

MASON CITY — Matthew Bertsch, Associate in Arts, liberal arts.

NASHUA — Nathaniel Masters, Certificate, CNC machine set-up specialist; Gina Houston, Associate in Applied Science, dental

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PLAINFIELD — Cody White, Associate in Applied Science, ag business management; Taylor Haut, Diploma, industrial automation technology.

RICEVILLE — Nicole Newton, Associate in Arts, liberal arts.

ROCKWELL — Brock Logan, Associate in Applied Science, automotive electronics technology, and Associate in Applied Science, automotive technology.

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AWARD & ACHIEVEMENT Iowa State Students awarded degrees AMES — Approximately 4,021 students received degrees during Iowa State University’s spring commencement ceremonies. Iowa State awarded 3,357 undergraduate degrees, 413 master’s degrees, 147 veterinary medicine degrees and 104 doctor of philosophy degrees.

Of the students receiving bachelor’s degrees, 901 graduated “with distinction” (cum laude, magna cum laude or summa cum laude). A total of 105 students graduated as members of the Honors Program.

North Iowa students receiving degrees are as follows: ACKLEY — Kelsey Enslin, Bachelor of Science, elementary education, summa cum laude.

ALGONA — Melanie Berhow, Bachelor of Science, elementary education; Joshua Davis, Bachelor of Science, computer science, magna cum laude; JoHanna Degen, Bachelor of Science, biology, cum laude; David Erdman, Bachelor of Science, animal ecology; Timothy Hawkins, Bachelor of Science, supply chain management; Brandon Keller, Bachelor of Science, agronomy.

ALLISON — Kristen Debner, Bachelor of Science, elementary education.

BRITT — Elizabeth Bruns, Bachelor of Science, accounting, cum laude.

BUFFALO CENTER — Nicolas Hassebroek, Bachelor of Science, agricultural business; Benjamin Matson, Bachelor of Science, agricultural business; Amanda Risius, Bachelor of Science, marketing;

Audrey Risius, Bachelor of Science, management information systems.

CHARLES CITY — Joshua Becker, Bachelor of Science, agricultural business; Justin DeBower, Bachelor of Science, agricultural business; Kristofer Michalson, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, veterinary medicine, summa cum laude.

CLARION — Blake McOllough, Bachelor of Science, agricultural business, economics; Arielle Olson, Bachelor of Science, elementary education.

CLEAR LAKE — Zachary Bartlett, Bachelor of Science, biological systems engineering; Rachel Bojorquez, Bachelor of Science, apparel, merchandising and design, cum laude; Joseph Ehrecke, Bachelor of Science, child, adult and family services; Samantha Hamlin, Bachelor of Science, animal science; Eric Hansen, Bachelor of Science, agronomy, summa cum laude; Stephanie Hensley, Bachelor of Science, animal science; Josh Lehs, Bachelor of Science, mechanical engineering; Kenneth Lu, Bachelor of Science, psychology, sociology, summa cum laude; Ashley Mahlstedt, Bachelor of Arts, psychology, interdisciplinary studies; Justin Mikesell, Bachelor of Science, chemistry, Honors Program member, magna cum laude; Chelsea Moran, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, veterinary medicine; Brittany Mumm, Bachelor of Fine Arts, graphic design, magna cum laude; Jennifer Pope, Bachelor of Science, biology; William Price, Bachelor of Science, journalism and mass communication magna cum laude; Benjamin Purcell, Bachelor of Science, marketing; Abby Reese, Bachelor of Science, materials engineering;

James Roe, Bachelor of Science, marketing; Jarod Rosel, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, veterinary medicine; Joshua Volsen, Bachelor of Arts, communication studies.

CORWITH — Lucas Wilhite, Bachelor of Science, agricultural business.

COULTER — Carley Christiansen, Bachelor of Science, agricultural studies, public service and administration in agriculture, cum laude.

DUMONT — Kallie Shear, Bachelor of Arts, interdisciplinary studies, sociology, cum laude; Kylie Shear, Bachelor of Arts, interdisciplinary studies, sociology.

FOREST CITY — Ceara Fjeld, Bachelor of Science, animal science, cum laude; Alex Johnson, Bachelor of Science, marketing, management; Sara Kingland, Bachelor of Science, agricultural and life sciences education; Adam Kobriger, Bachelor of Arts, communication studies, magna cum laude; Laura Nelson, Bachelor of Science, psychology, cum laude; Krystal Ranes, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, veterinary medicine; Zachary Ranes, Bachelor of Science, management information systems; Christopher Rayhons, Bachelor of Science, management information systems; Jessica Spada, Bachelor of Arts, interdisciplinary studies, psychology; Tyler Thorson, Bachelor of Science, civil engineering, cum laude; Jordan Westerberg, Bachelor of Industrial Design, industrial design, cum laude.

GARNER — Emily Eekhoff, Bachelor of Science, elementary education, cum laude; Hillary Hayes, Bachelor of Science, dietetics (H SCI), magna cum laude; Sadie Hayes, Master of

Accounting, accounting; Mary Joynt, Master of Science, sociology; Martin Kalkwarf, Bachelor of Arts, communication studies; Holly Lenz, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, veterinary medicine.

GRAFTON — Courtney Bartz, Bachelor of Science, agricultural business; Zachary Dalluge, Bachelor of Science, agricultural business, summa cum laude.

GREENE — David Martzahn, Bachelor of Science, kinesiology and health; Chynna Smith, Bachelor of Science, elementary education; Alicia Tindall, Bachelor of Science, marketing, management.

HAMPTON — Clay Craighton, Bachelor of Science, agronomy; Tory Kalousek, Bachelor of Arts, communication studies, world languages and cultures; Darin Lamos, Bachelor of Science, electrical engineering; Richelle Orr, Bachelor of Science, event management; Krista Sanchez, Bachelor of Science, child, adult and family services; Samuel Showalter, Bachelor of Science, agricultural studies; Jodi Varrelman, Bachelor of Science, apparel, merchandising and design.

LAKE MILLS — Morgan Aalgaard, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, landscape architecture; Emma Christianson, Bachelor of Arts, communication studies, world languages and cultures; Lisa Nelson, Bachelor of Science, agricultural business; Brittani Neumann, Bachelor of Science, biology.

LAKOTA — Brent Price, Bachelor of Science, management information systems.

LATIMER — Casey Heilskov, Bachelor of Science, agricultural

engineering, magna cum laude; Brett Johnson, Bachelor of Science, kinesiology and health; Kyle Vanness, Bachelor of Arts, interdisciplinary studies.

LIVERMORE — Megan Hilbert, Master of Accounting, accounting; Nicholas Kellner, Bachelor of Science, agronomy, magna cum laude.

LUVERNE — Jessica Marty, Bachelor of Science, agricultural business, international agriculture.

MANLY — Joshua Enderson, Master of Science, soil science; Laura Enderson, Master of Accounting, accounting; Rachel Holden, Bachelor of Science, supply chain management.

MASON CITY — Kayla Borcherding, Bachelor of Science, event management, cum laude; Kayla Brown, Bachelor of Fine Arts, graphic design; Courtney Busch, Bachelor of Science, apparel, merchandising and design; Elizabeth Crimmins, Bachelor of Science, early childhood education; Lauren Gealow, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, veterinary medicine; Brooke Hain, Bachelor of Design, design; Alex Halsted, Bachelor of Science, journalism and mass communications; Emily Knoop, Bachelor of Science, elementary education, cum laude; Ross Lybbert, Bachelor of Science, management information systems; Spencer Maroo, Bachelor of Design, design; Joseph Nettleton, Bachelor of Science, mechanical engineering; Daniel Parks, Bachelor of Liberal Studies, liberal studies, magna cum laude; Kristin Potts, Bachelor of Science, kinesiology and health; Kaitlin Sutcliffe, Bachelor of Fine Arts, graphic design; Matthew

Umphress, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, veterinary medicine.

NORA SPRINGS — Jessica Fink, Bachelor of Science, Child, Adult and Family Services, magna cum laude; Alicia Kingery, Bachelor of Science, dietetics (H SCI).

OSAGE — Mackenzie Bartusek, Bachelor of Arts, interdisciplinary studies, sociology; Brooke Bodensteiner, Bachelor of Science, biology (AGLS); Mareah Sletten, Bachelor of Science, dietetics (AGLS); David Wherry, Bachelor of Science, civil engineering.

PARKERSBURG — Jordan Choate, Bachelor of Science, mechanical engineering; Klayton Kruger, Bachelor of Science, agricultural business, international agriculture; Emma Petersen, Bachelor of Science, biology.

RICEVILLE — Hannah Christensen, Bachelor of Science, agricultural business.

ROCKFORD — Anna Paulus, Bachelor of Science, elementary education, magna cum laude.

ST. ANSGAR — Nicole Patterson, Bachelor of Science, agricultural and life sciences education; Michael Smith, Bachelor of Science, management.

SHEFFIELD — Garth Hellman, Bachelor of Science, supply chain management.

THORNTON — Hailey Duff, Bachelor of Science, finance, management, magna cum laude; Whitney Luscombe, Bachelor of Science, community and regional planning.

VENTURA — Dalton Berhow-Goll, Bachelor of Science, journalism and mass communication.

WODEN — Andrew Sorenson, Master of Education, education.

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AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS ISU students named to Dean’s List

Lucille Bruns, Ryan Kenneth Fedders, Ryan Lewis Mayland, Christina Newton, Brookelyn M. Savoy, AMES — More than Michael George Tlach, 7,024 Iowa State UniverAmanda Louise Verbrugge. sity undergraduates were BUFFALO CENTER — recognized for outstanding Colette Ann Haag, Morgan academic achievement M. Hassebroek. by being named to the BURT — Will 2014 spring semester Andrew Chipman.

Dean’s List. Students CARPENTER — named to the Dean’s List Nicole Lynette Johnson. must have earned a grade CHARLES CITY point average of at least — Joshua Lee Becker, 3.50 on a 4.0 scale while Megan Marie Biggs, carrying a minimum of Adam W. Campbell, Jus12 credit hours of graded tin Lee Debower, Trey course work.

Michael Forsyth, Derek North Iowa students Anders Johnson, Katerecognized include: lyn Jo Mehmen, Taylor ALGONA — MelaAnn Molstead, Marilyn nie Kay Berhow, Ashley Eva Schrodt, Morgan Nicole Bode, Michaela Leigh Shrader, Benjamin K. Christian, Joshua Lee Allen Swartzrock, Derek Davis, Johanna Karen John Wedemeier, Daniel Degen, Logan Christian Kumm, Meghan Elizabeth Aaron Western.

CLARION — Kaia Ludwig, Jordan Nicholas Mains, Michael C. McMa- Morgan Anderson, Taylor Rae Howieson, Evan James hon, Katlyn Marie Miller, Murphy, Corey James Heather Marie Sweers.

O’Connor, Colin Earl ALLISON — Kristen Odland, Erik A. Ulven.

Yung Mee Debner, Jared CLEAR LAKE — Scott Schrage.

APLINGTON — Travis Austin Taylor Anderson, Alexander Joseph Blum, Drew Abbas, Katherine Marie Thompson, Richard Shane D. Boeshart, Caitlin B. Connor, Taylor M. Isaac Uhlenhopp.

Datema, Erin K. Furleigh, BANCROFT — Brian Samantha Jo Hamlin, Eric N. Becker.

Jeffrey Hansen, Austin BELMOND — Dana Jean Christensen, Keanon Jeffrey Horner, Brady Scott Horner, Megan Ann Loux, Dean Lewis, Claire Anne Smith, Kellen Jon Suntken, Sarah Elizabeth Loux, Kenneth C. Lu, Brittany Grant T. Van Der Linden.

Lee Mumm, Benjamin BRITT — Ahnalise Isaac Nelson, Kaitlyn Louise Bruns, Elizabeth

Michelle Ouverson, Jennifer Sue Pope, Olivia J. Richardson, Taylor Christine Thenhaus, Jade Kylie Ullrich, Annaliese Marie Witt.

CORWITH — Jordan Jean Nall.

DOWS — Katelyn Marie Osterman.

DUMONT — Inga Ida Helmke, Kallie Jo Shear, Kylie Shear.

FERTILE — Brian Elliott Brcka, Luke T. Kleveland.

FLOYD — Ann Elizabeth Gisleson.

FOREST CITY — Cole Gene Anderson, Emily Hannele Branstad, Nathaniel James Byro, Alex T. Johnson, August Paul Nelson, Laura Marie Nelson, Krystal Ann Ranes, Christopher John Rayhons, Jeffrey D. Robson, Bailey Renae Sheimo, Tyler John Thorson, Jesus Lopez Zaldarriaga.

GARNER — Wesley Allen Bier, Hillary Anne Hayes, Megan Noel Howell, Caleb Arnold Prohaska, Jesslyn Mary Prohaska, Morgan B. Ricke, Elizabeth M. Tusha, Bradley Richard Young.

GRAFTON — Courtney Renae Bartz, Marena A. Bartz, Garrett Eugene Cole.

GREENE — Drew Delp, Chynna Marie Smith.

HAMPTON — Andrew Paul Benning, Carley Jo Christiansen, Ellen Lorell

Chizek to attend American Legion Boys Nation in Washington CLEAR LAKE — Michael J. Chizek, of Clear Lake, and a senior at Garner-Hayfield High School is one of 98 high school student representatives throughout the United States, chosen to attend The American Legion Boys Nation. He

is one of two delegates selected from the state based on leadership skills, academic record and activity at American Legion Boys State.

Chizek will spend July 18-25 at Marymount University, Arlington Va., with daily trips to

Washington, D.C. Student representatives will be introduced to the structure and function of the federal government, attend lectures, forums and visit federal agencies, memorials and historical spots in the Washington, D.C. area.

Flickinger, Franklin P. Flickinger, Carly Anne Hanson, Isaac J. Hanson, Kayla M. Krull, Stephanie Kaye Price, Elle Michaiah Scheideman, Jodi June Varrelman, Nichole Lynne Wirtjes, Mckenna Coletta Wragge.

KANAWHA — Joshua Lewis Christians.

KENSETT — Sarah Louise Tweeten.

LAKE MILLS — Carlie Mae Christianson, Jordan Duane Colby, Tyler Alan Paul Dahle, Anna R. Rogers, Paul J. Scholbrock, Joshua Thomas Zabel.

LAKOTA — Maranda M. Eichenberger.

LATIMER — Casey Scott Heilskov, Christopher Joe Heilskov, Brett A. Johnson, Michelle Erin Pralle.

LELAND — Joran Alyse Durby.

LUVERNE — Alesha Rae Carroll, Tanner David Holmes.

MANLY — Robert W. Corell-Johanns; Marcus Jon Cottrell, Bethany Marie Isaacson, Gage Quicksilver Williams.

MASON CITY — Whitney Marie Allison, Cory James Barnish, Meredith Eve Behr, Amanda Jo Bennett, Kayla Morgan Borcherding, Miles Donovan Brainard, Courtney Lynne Busch, Katjalee Wyanet Case, Jonathan David Chapman, Kinsey Arthur Cornick, Elliott

John Craw, Abby Marie Crimmins, Bryan A. Dannen, Jenna Christine Doerfler, Madison Eileen Finn, Lauren Lynn Gealow, Brooke Elizabeth Hain, Rebecca Ann Harken, Thomas J. Kiss, Emily Renee Knoop, Laura Lee Korth, Megan Ann Kostka, Haley Marie Lambert, Justin Kenneth Metli, Madison Amalia Meyer, Matthew Michael Rezab, Nicholas John Riesen, Ryan Paul Schupick, Adam Anthony Seiler, Alicia Laura Stearns, Matthew Robert Steenson, Courtney Jane Teeter, Jacob William Tefft, Lisa Kay Tiedeman, Ryne Lee Wilderman.

NORA SPRINGS — Brianna Rose Schubert, Paige Kaylea Schubert, Sam L. Shanks.

NORTHWOOD — Evan A. Fritz, Brent Taylor Hagen, Garrett T. Olson.

OSAGE — Brandon James Barker, Marcus Blake Christensen, Jenna Lee Ham, Danielle Marie Hejhal, Jacey Kuehne, Lauren Marie Malecek, Taylor Kaylene Mills, Kyle Robert Nerad, Anna Kate Riley, Benjamin R. Schwarting.

PARKERSBURG — Landon C. Cleary, Nathan Alexander Coates, Mary Kathleen Khan, Jenna Mae Shirley.

PLYMOUTH — Kathryn Lauren Schubert.

ROCKFORD — Anna Marie Paulus, Nicole Leah Schubert.

ROCKWELL — Troy Lynn Bowers.

RUDD — John Lawrence Clark.

ST. ANSGAR — Spencer Steven Hulshizer, Hailey Rose Meitner, Sadie Mae Oakland, Jonathan Richard Schmidt, Riley Dean Steinberg.

SHEFFIELD — Evan M. Dye, Slater Kane Johansen, Tanner Reed Johansen, Rebecca Edna Schnabel, Derek Alan Smit, Sarah Ann Weiland, Maia Alexandra Zewert.

STACYVILLE — Nicholas Allen Adams.

SWALEDALE — Holly Elaine Hallman.

THOMPSON — Kelsey Ann Behnke, Rachel M. Rolling.

THORNTON — Hailey Kae Duff, Adam Jon Hillburg.

TITONKA — Tyler Joseph Franzen, Bryce A. Hoffman, Abby Marie Sexton.

WESLEY — Cassondra Rose Boeckholt, Amelia Mary Golwitzer, Daniel Paul Grein, Whitney Lee Shellenberg, Jude Studer.

WHITTEMORE — Amelia Alexis Dahlhauser, Nicole Ann Mergen.

WODEN — Samantha J. Thilges

RCTC announces 2014 Spring Semester Graduates ROCHESTER, Minn.

Rochester Community — and Technical College held its 98th commencement ceremony May 15, in the UCR Regional Sports Center. Fall 2013 graduates were recognized, along

with spring and summer 2014 candidates.

North Iowa students among the graduates included: GARNER — Steven Jepsen, Diploma, occupational skills.

OSAGE — Martin Johanns, Associate in Science, nursing.

ST. ANSGAR — Augusta Groth, Associate in Applied Science, dental hygiene.

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Globe Gazette Celebrations

AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS UNI announces spring graduates CEDAR FALLS — The following North Iowa students were among the 2014 spring graduates at the University of Northern Iowa. An asterisk (*) preceding a name indicates “graduated with honors,” two asterisks (**) indicates “graduated with high honors,” and three asterisks (***) indicates, “graduated with highest honors.”

ACKLEY — **Macy Ubben, Bachelor of Arts, biochemistry, and Bachelor of Science, biology.

ALGONA — **Taylor Brandenburg, Bachelor of Arts, athletic training; Christina Johnson, Bachelor of Arts, Spanish; ***Emillie Kenne, Bachelor of Arts, biology, Spanish; Dana Miller, Bachelor of Arts, athletic training; Blake Mills, Bachelor of Arts, criminology; Alicia Pfeffer, Bachelor of Arts, communication; Kelly Rouse, Master of Accounting, accounting; Chad Rutledge, Bachelor of Arts, biology; ***Allie Simpson, Bachelor of Science, biology-honors research.

APLINGTON — Sarah Dunegan, Bachelor of Arts, graphic technologies; Erin Voss, Master of Social Work, social work: adv standing prgm; Leah Wauters, Master of Arts, English: English studies.

BELMOND — Kaitlynn Allen, Bachelor of Arts, communication/public relations; Zachery Lamb, Bachelor of Arts, criminology.

BRITT — Taylor Formanek, Bachelor of Arts, communication; Marie Pistek, Bachelor of Arts, management information

systems, real estate.

BUFFALO CENTER — Kaylan Hobbs, Bachelor of Arts, communicative disorders.

BURT — Jack Bradley, Bachelor of Science, construction management; Benjamin Hellman, Bachelor of Arts, mathematics.

CHARLES CITY — Nathan Buss, Bachelor of Arts, communication; Amy Heiter, Bachelor of Arts, early childhood education, elementary education; Kallie Hoeft, Bachelor of Arts, communication/public relations; Marcy Johnson, Bachelor of Arts, communication; Makaila Schlader, Bachelor of Arts, family services; Michelle Schnath, Bachelor of Arts, psychology; Stephen Starr, Bachelor of Arts, computer science; Hayley Sweet, Bachelor of Arts, criminology, sociology.

CLARION — Jordan Chapman, Bachelor of Arts, criminology; Melissa Haupt, Master of Arts, English: TESS-Mid/Jr. and Sr. High; Brian McGurk, Master of Arts, C&I: instructional technology; Elizabeth Steiner, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education, middle level educ dual major.

CLEAR LAKE — Jacob Kopriva, Bachelor of Arts, management: organizational leadership; Caitlin Lauritzen, Bachelor of Arts, English; David Pope, Bachelor of Arts, political communication; Tanner Rollefson, Bachelor of Arts, math: statistics/ actuarial science; **Jason Sholly, Bachelor of Arts, biology; Francesca Taylor, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education; ***Holly Thorpe, Bachelor of Arts, biology; **Alex

Uhlenhopp, Bachelor of Arts, biology.

DUMONT — *Sadie Bertram, Bachelor of Arts, early childhood education, elementary education.

FOREST CITY — Corey Anderson, Bachelor of Arts, graphic design; Nicholas Caldwell, Bachelor of Arts, psychology; Tyler Determann, Bachelor of Arts, psychology; Holly Gaunitz, Master of Music, piano performance and pedagogy; Michael Schmitt, Master of Arts, music; Caitlin Skjeie, Bachelor of Arts, movement and exercise science: exercise science; Austin Von Ehwegen, Bachelor Arts, communication: elec-media-prd.prf; ** Katie Wencl, Bachelor of Arts, TESOL/Spanish.

GARNER — ***Joshua Thompson, Bachelor of Arts, finance: financial management.

GREENE — Katherine Majewski, Bachelor of Arts, biology; Meagan Wrecsics, Bachelor of Arts, criminology.

HAMPTON — Jordan Mclennan, Bachelor of Arts, biology; *Nicholas Wills, Bachelor of Music, music performance: tracka (inst).

LAKE MILLS — *Jacob Brekken, Bachelor of Arts, biology; Wade Hebrink, Bachelor of Arts, athletic training.

LAKOTA — Samantha Gelhaus, Bachelor of Arts, biology: microbiology.

LELAND — Jacob Cunningham, Bachelor of Arts, history.

MANLY — Katie Michalek, Bachelor of Arts, social work.

MASON CITY — Dylan Alitz, Bachelor of Science, construction management; Chloe

Arndt, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education, middle level educ dual major; Blake Craw, Bachelor of Arts, management information systems; Hannah Davis, Bachelor of Arts, English; Dalton Ebel, Bachelor of Science, biology, and Bachelor of Arts, biochemistry; Jennifer Grandgenett, Bachelor of Arts, health promotion: health and fitness promotion; Ethan Hubbard, Bachelor of Arts, biology; Mackenzie Hull, Bachelor of Arts, management: organizational leadership; Zachery Lane, Bachelor of Arts, art: studio emphasis; Blake Lybbert, Bachelor of Arts, communication; elec-media prd/prf; Dustin Orr, Bachelor of Arts, finance: financial management; Matthew Schiffer, Bachelor of Arts, biology: biomedical; Bachelor of Arts, Jordyn Tobin, Bachelor of Arts, biology.

NORA SPRINGS — Payton Comentino, Bachelor of Arts, social work; Kyle Piper, Bachelor of Arts, marketing: sales management; Taylor Tierney, Bachelor of Arts, mathematics.

NORTHWOOD — Samuel Arnold, Bachelor of Arts, biology; ***Trent Millard, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education.

OSAGE — **Amanda Huisman, Bachelor of Arts, communicative disorders; Michael Palsic, Bachelor of Arts, management: business administration; Miriam Salamah, Bachelor of Arts, theatre, performance-acting; Tianna Sullivan, Bachelor of Arts, social work; Samuel Tesch, Bachelor of Arts, biology: ecology and systematics; Molly

Thomas, Bachelor of Arts, communication.

PARKERSBURG — Sarah Lorenzen, Bachelor of Arts, social work; Zachary Toben, Bachelor of Arts, computer science.

PLYMOUTH — Jordan Lentz, Bachelor of Arts, criminology.

RICEVILLE — Brooke Foster, Bachelor of Arts, family services.

ROCK FALLS — Brittney Jost, Bachelor of Arts, communication.

ROCKFORD — Jace Arends, Bachelor of Arts, mathematics; Brittany Demaray, Bachelor of Arts, social work; Sydney Schmidt, Bachelor of Arts, marketing: sales management.

ROCKWELL — Andrea Engh, Master of Arts in Education, special ed: field specialization; Dakota Fleshner, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education; Stephanie Hogan, Bachelor of Arts, earth science.

RUDD — Kimberly Morische, Master of Arts, English: literature.

ST. ANSGAR — Matthew Bless, Bachelor of Arts, communication/ electronic media; Sydney DeMaris, Master of Arts, speech-language pathology; Gayle Nelson, Bachelor of Arts, leisure, youth and human services; Emily Sturges, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education.

SHEFFIELD — Riley Ubben, Bachelor of Arts, communication.

VENTURA — Paul Bergmann, Bachelor of Science, physics.

WHITTEMORE — Christopher Hansen, Bachelor of Arts, elementary education, middle level educ dual major; Hailey Metzger, Bachelor of Arts, graphic design.

Conservation Foundation Art Contest winners FOREST CITY — This past spring, the Friends of Winnebago County Conservation Foundation sponsored their first Student Art Contest for students in Winnebago County. The contest was open to all students in grades K-12 and focused on what the students like to do outdoors. Approximately 100 students entered posters in the competition.

Tori Knight, a fourthgrader from North Iowa took first place in the elementary division, while Aaron Cook and Jennifer Lopez, both North Iowa first-graders, took second and third respectively. The middle school division was won by Autumn Thayer, while Hunter Meinders and Sierra Billick placed second and third. All three students were sixth-graders at North Iowa Middle School. Winning the high school division was Nick Price of North Iowa High School. Caitlyn Owen of Forest City High School placed second, while Jed Ree of North Iowa finished third. All three students were ninth-graders.

DMACC Students named to President’s List DES MOINES — Alexandra Beavers and Carla Faught, both of Mason City, were named to the spring semester President’s List at Des Moines Area Community College.

To be eligible, a student must earn a 4.0 grade point average.

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AWARD & ACHIEVEMENT U of I students named to President’s/ Dean’s Lists

by the college. College of Nursing students participating in clinical courses must have a total of 12 semester hours of earned IOWA CITY —

credit, with eight semester Approximately 300 stuhours of graded credit, and dents were named to the a grade point average of University of Iowa Presi3.50 or higher. dent’s List for the 2014 North Iowa students spring semester, while some 3,800 students were recognized are as follows: PRESIDENT’S LIST named to the U of I spring CHARLES CITY Dean’s List.

— Christopher Sande, To be named to the President’s List, a student Nicholas Melrose.

CLEAR LAKE — Todd must have a minimum 4.0 Dummett, Nicholas grade point average in all Glynn, Tanzeh Khan. academic subjects for the JOICE — Julia Jessen. preceding two semesters, MASON CITY — with a total of at least 12 Rachele Schmitz, John semester hours of credit Bodeen, Cody King, Hanper semester during nah Lassise. that period.

OSAGE — SawTo be included on the Dean’s List, undergraduate yer Small.

DEAN’S LIST students in the College of ALGONA — Rachael Liberal Arts and Sciences, Black, Alexander Boisjothe College of Engineering, and the Tippie College lie, McKayla Loss, Kevin of Business must achieve a Elbert, Andrew Schiltz.

CHARLES CITY — grade point average of 3.50 Kameron Kuykendall, or higher on 12 semester Christopher Sande, Abby hours or more of U of I graded course work during Ayers, Nicholas Melrose.

CLARION — Lauren a given semester or summer session. Undergradu- March, Alexandra Johnson.

CLEAR LAKE — Todd ate students in the Roy Dummett, Nicholas J. and Lucille A. Carver Glynn, Tanzeh Khan, KaiCollege of Medicine may qualify for the Dean’s List tlyn Chizek, Drew Wherry, with fewer than 12 semes- Ashley Willms, Cassandra Glidden. ter hours of graded credit FERTILE if deemed appropriate

programs must complete at least eight semester hours and achieve a grade point average of 3.5 or above.

Bachelor’s students WATERLOO — The following North Iowa stu- named to the Dean’s List in the nursing programs dents were named to the must complete at least Allen College Dean’s List 12 semester hours and at the completion of the achieve a grade point 2013-14 spring semester. average of 3.5 or To qualify for the above.

Dean’s List, Bachelor’s BELMOND: and Associate’s students Anna Boelman. in the health sciences

Allen College names students to Dean’s List

— Luke Schiller.

FOREST CITY — Morgan Gossman, Corey Osborn, Tyler Putz, Adam Busta.

GRAFTON — Kyle Hulshizer.

GREENE — Nicholas Montgomery.

HAMPTON — Erin Drew.

JOICE — Julia Jesssen.

LAKE MILLS — Haley Mathews, Darcy Nelson, Phillip Rice.

LAKOTA — Emily Davids.

LIVERMORE — Sarah Berte.

MASON CITY — Rachele Schmitz, Tyler Kent, John Baer, Taylor Gossweiler, Cody King, Maxwell Lassise, Andrea Mack, Maria Makar, Ellison Ruen, Allison Ulstad, Hannah Lassise, Kelly McCarthy, Aaron Morse, Kelly Quade, Ryan Voves.

NORTHWOOD — Savannah Lira.

OSAGE — Adam Phillips, Sawyer Small, Emma Boehmer, Trevor Hejhal.

ROCKWELL — Madison Adams.

RUDD — William Campbell, Catherine Clark.

THORNTON — Ashley Groh.

WHITTEMORE — Amber Lenz.

BUFFALO CENTER: Chelsey Swenson.

CHARLES CITY: Lisa Berns, Lance Schreier.

IONIA: Carlie Crooks.

LAKOTA: Shelby Heetland.

MASON CITY: Mark Sinniah, Linae Cannella.

NORTHWOOD: Kelli Welsh.

OSAGE: Alixandrea Paulus.

ROCKFORD: Alexandra Abell.

BRIDAL SHOPS The Bridal Theatre

139 W. 4th St., St. Ansgar, IA 50472 641.713.2303 www.bridaltheatre.com Our First Priority is YOU-Everything for your Special Occasion...from gowns and tuxes to all of the accessories; add to that exceptional personal service, and you have the wedding you’ve dreamed of! Stay close to home-where it doesn’t cost more, it’s just nicer at The Bridal Theatre in St. Ansgar.

641- 713-2303 www.bridaltheatre.com Store Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-5pm; Sat 10am-3pm

Formalities 641.423-6124 21 2nd St NE, Mason City formalitiesbridalwear.com formalitiesbridalwear@yahoo.com Formalities carries bridal gowns, bridesmaids, flower girl, mothers gowns, and prom dresses. Formalities is now offering tuxedo rentals!

Bliss Bridal and Formalwear 641.201.1032 2810 South Federal Ave., Mason City Open 7 days a week for your convenience www.blissformalwear.com “Find your bliss at North Iowa’s largest bridal and formalwear superstore! We’ve stocked our boutique with hundreds of exclusive gowns in sizes 0-32, from designers all over the world. We have styles for every member of your party-from casual to elegantbackyard to beach! We also have all of the latest styles of tuxedos on display so that we can coordinate your color palette perfectly. We do request appointments for bridal consultations so that we can spend quality time assisting you in the search for your dream gown.

Sew Heavenly Creations LLC 641.892.4111 209 W. Gilman St. Sheffield, IA Appointments welcome. www.sewheavenlycreations.net Email: sewheavenly@netins.net Let us help you make your wedding day special. We have a variety of bridal gowns, bridesmaid dresses, mother and grandmother gowns. We provide in-house alterations to ensure the perfect fit. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, our seamstresses will help you design your perfect dress. We also have a great selection of accessories. Tux rental is available. Sew Heavenly Creations is your “Bridal Store & Sew Much More!”

CATERING/SPECIALTY FOODS Treasured Mints

Sarah 515-570-2175 (primary) LuAnn 515-570-6107 2060 290th St. Garner, IA 50438 info@treasuredmints.com www.treasuredmints.com

Treasured Mints can make mints for all of your treasured moments in life including your Baby Showers, Baptism, Graduation, Wedding, Birthdays and Any Other Treasured Events and Occasions. Customized, homemade, molded mints in a variety of flavors! All mints are handmade by Sarah and LuAnn!!

Hours: 8 AM – 8 PM

Whiskey Creek Wood Fire Grill 1519 4th Street SW, Mason City 641.423.4000 Catering for all occasions including weddings, birthdays, retirements, holiday gatherings, reunions and anniversaries. Also available for business meetings. Call for our catering menu.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Photography by Darren

Darren Poole Photographer/Owner 716 N 10th St., Clear Lake, Iowa 50428 Phone: 641-231-1109 E-mail: Darren@pbdnow.com Website: www.pbdnow.com Weddings-Seniors-Family-Children-Commercial

PRINTING PostNet

641.423.1980 451 Indian Head Dr., Mason City Between Wal-Mart & Kohl’s www.postnet.com/ia103 Featuring the finest in personalized wedding and social stationery Whether it’s an invitation for a wedding, an anniversary or graduation, depend on Post Net to deliver the perfect message.

Community Quick Print

19 - 8th Street SE, Mason City 641.424.4342 www.communityqp.com For all your wedding print needs: Invites, save the dates, programs, thank you’s, posters, personalized give-a-ways & more.

TRAvEL

Allen Travel Agency & Cruise Quest 641.357.5223 or 800.475.5223 300 1st Ave. N., Clear Lake We are your full time professional travel planners and cruise vacation specialist, in service since 1951.

WEDDING SITE AND RECEPTION PM Park

15297 Rainy Drive South Shore, Clear Lake 641.357.1991 or 641.529.2222 www.pmpark.net Wedding site, reception and lodging available all on beautiful Clear Lake. If you are thinking about booking for 2014, give us a call - our dates are filling up fast!

CENTRAL GARDENS

800 2nd Avenue North, Clear Lake www.central-gardens.org Events Coordinator: tcarman@mediacombb.net or 641-231-1153 Schedule your most memorable event amidst picturesque gardens at Central Gardens. Accommodating any size weddings, business or family gatherings, class reunions and receptions (graduations, anniversary, etc.)

Contact Terry today to reserve your date.

Contact Whitney Tait at the Globe Gazette to inquire about getting your business added to the Celebrations Party and Event Planning Guide.

641.421.0571 or whitney.tait@globegazette.com

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ANNIVERSARY Jennings 50 Years MASON CITY — Jim and Sandy Jennings of Mason City were married July 18, 1964, at her parents’ home, Cecil and Lauretta Hildebrand, in Britt, Iowa.

The couple will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an Open House on Saturday, July 19, from 1-3 p.m. at The Hub, located one block off Main Street, on the corner of N. 5th St. and 1st Ave. N. in Clear Lake, Iowa. No gifts please. Cards may be sent to: 1316 3rd St. N.W., Mason City, IA 50401.

Hosted by their children: James (Beth) Jennings, Mason City, Greg (Carol) Jennings, Clear Lake, Kerry (Mike) Floy, Clear Lake, and Steve (Connie) Jennings, Mason City, and also their 13 Grandchildren and 34 great-grandchildren.

BIRTHDAYS Glenda Jepsen, 80

Frances Trettin, 90 ROCKFORD — FranUriah, 1 year ces Trettin, of Rockford, celebrated her 90th birthHappy Birthday to me! day at a family dinner on I will be 1 year old and July 1. She was born July 1, my Great-Great-Grandma 1924, in rural Badger, Iowa. Rose is 100 years old.

Richard Ott, 90 Cards may be sent to: How special is that?!

1367 Winnebago Road, GREENE — Richard Ott, of Greene, will celebrate his 90th birthday at a open house from 1 to 4 p.m. Sat- Rockford, IA 50468. She urday, July 26, at the Greene Community Center, 202 W. requests no gifts, please.

South St., Greene. He requests no gifts, please.

He was born July 28, 1924.

Cards and greetings can be sent to Richard at: 1670 300th St. Greene, IA 50636.

GREENE — Glenda Jepsen, of Greene, will celebrate her 80th birthday at an open house from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, July 20, at the Greene Community Center in Greene.

Greetings may be sent to Glenda at: 12169 Grand Ave., Greene, IA 50636.

She was born July 2, 1934, in Alexander, Iowa, to George and Bessie (Harms) Modderman.

The open house will be hosted by her husband, Paul Jepsen Sr., children, Ginny Dockhorn and Tracy (Forest) Steere, of Greene; Paul Jepsen (Tom Rodman) Houston, Texas; Jeff Juhl, of Rifle, Colo.; Maurice Juhl and Dwight (Terease)

Juhl, of Glenwood Springs, Colo.; seven granddaughters and two greatgrandsons.