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THE MOUNT VERNON, IOXVA, HAWKEYE-RI~COI{I) AND THE LISBON HERALD
Methodist church. The °peningl DR. ROWLEY WILL
hymn was by the audience and ac-i SPEAK ON SUNDAY
companiment was played by Mrs. l Dr. W. Glenn Rowley, district
J. B. Eyestone, piano; Mrs. C. C.] superintendent will be present on
Berry, violin, and Herman Nebiker, next Sunday morning at the Metho-
cornet• Prayer by Rev. J• Bruce diet church and give the sermon at
Eyestone; Miss Marjorie Albaugh, I 11 o'clock and following the address
teacher at Lone Willow school in i
1 .'Dr' RowleYconferenceWill condUCtor thethe first
College Township gave a ta k on
her work at that place. A group lquarterly
year.
All members are urged to be pres-
of riddles were asked by Carol] ent at this meeting. The church
Nebiker and the answers were by[ school will convene at 10 a.m.
the audience. Mrs. G. R. Jorgensoni
sang a song for the children and i BROTHERHOO--D--MET WITH
read a poem. Rev. J. B. Eyestonei LEO. AND ROBT. KRAMER
told of the recent trip made by the l The Men's Brotherhood met Tues-
men of the church through the in-! day evening in the home of George
dustrial plants of Cedar Rapids. A!and Robert Kramer.
reading was given by Ramona Jor-! Rev. J. Bruce Eyestone led the
genson. Announcements and dis- devotionals and the president Ralph
missal were by the pastor. Refresh- Bachman conducted the business
"'"""""'""~""'""""'""""""""'"~:""""""""'"""""~""""""""""""~""""""""'~""""'""""""' er of Cedar Rapids, and• presidentI Mr. and Mrs. John Theurauf had i -- -" -"
°f the Linn C°unty Medical S°cietyl as their guests f°r Sunday dinner 1 MECHAN|CSV]LLE
.... , , . ',
NFI£HRNRYflNil N~W.~ m hls talk to be glven on next Frl- I Mrs. Theuraufs s,ster and family,i
&l La g ,~ za aw v Jffi &J v v aw al a.a ee ~ day evening, in, the Methodist Mr..and Mrs. Krummel. I SENIOR EARNS--~
church at eight o clock. Dr. Hecker Droner guests Sunday at the, ,,,,o,,~ o,,,~,,~, ~,,~,,,~
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comes mrougn me courtesy oI ~. A. nome o[ mr. ann wtrs. w ton u, unni ...... De m" r
Mil'i .... ~- "~- wer Mr -"" ~'o ""ic-ha f, m me early part oz ce oe
• r~ . the Ladies Aid societ-" on Januar-" ~ xen conductor oz me tree e anu wlrs ~ y w K m o ~ ........ '
er ram ~ . ~ ' ". " me aepar[mem oz music o[ uoe
][~ ]~ ........................ in_ Cross First Aid School of Instruc- Center Point and Mr and Mrs Wm .........
.... i zo, a~ me regular IJ~111¢2~ III~L ~ .................... I cortege o~erea a comes~ in me
Mrs. eran~ t,emer " ' The lace will non now oelng given in Inls section ~eweu. Delores, ulana ann OUfly ...;.... ..;^];~. ...~.~ ~. .... ,~,,~o~^~,~
..... the announced later All members a a Mrs. ~mme~ ~ioaugn nealm oI ~eaar rtaplos. . ' ..' _ _ .
I~ITERESTING PROGKAM , ' c a" . ' ..... /~or prospecnve stuoents.
...... " *'-- ^r"-nization are h wman There is no admmslon Mr and Mrs Wfllard L~ght Dale ............
F IDAY ann lrlenu~ tn me u ~a " • ' l~ettle xnomas entere, a me voice
WAS GIVEN R I -'-~i-l'- invited to attend this charge. All are welcome, and Dome were guests at SundayJ ...........
.... re ' coru a ~y contes~ ann rest week learned ma~
An interest;rig progranmn Wyn P "I "" g
sented on F "day eve "g " the! meeun . RESURFACE COUNTY she had recewed second ranking.
xne muer she receivea announcing
HIGIIWAY THRU HERE
The road running through Ber-
tram has been resurfaced and is
now in good all year around con-
diition. John Theurauf, Clarence Border.
----- Wm. Brown and La Verne Simmons
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Eyestone attended an R. E. A. meeting which
called Wednesday on Miss Myra was held Tuesday afternoon at Tip--
Jane Scott, a patient in St. Lukes ton.
hospital and also visited with Mr. The Menu Committee for the first
and Mrs. George King at the home six months of 1939 of the Good
of Mr. and Mrs. John Cabalka in Cheer club met Tuesday afternoon
Cedar Rapids• at the home of Mrs. George Light•
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roselle and
daughter Helen, Miss Catherine MART NEWS
Berry and Miss Helen Rose spent
last week end with relatives of the
Roselle family in Omaha, Nebr• Mrs. John Wain
Mrs. Sophia Boxwell who has
spent the last several months with MARTELLE M~-E-~HURCH
her son Merle Boxwell and family Sunday school 10:00 a.m.
ments were served during the soc-I session. Members present were: in New York City will arrive home
ial hour by members of divisions i Rev. J. B. Eyestone, Charles Bach- Tuesday and later will visit another
Sos. 1 and 2 and their friends• ]man C. C. Berry, Floyd Kitchen, son, Ralph, in Spencer, Iowa.
L -- I Herman Nebiker, jr., Ralph Bach- Miss Catherine Berry spent Sun-
ADIES AID TO MEET i man, Leonzo Berry, Robert and day afternoon with Miss Marjorie
Mrs. G. R. Jorgenson and Mrs. IGeorge Kramer Ladies in attend- Albaugh and during the evening
Lewis Burns will be hostesses to, ance were Mesdames, J. Bruce Eye- visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
................. i stone, C. C. Berry, Herman Nebiker, Frank Letner.
re" ..... i Charles Bachman, Miss Carol Nebi- Mrs. R. J. Harrison and her
~ ~ ~'~'='~,.. i ker and Miss Tillie Kramer. Re- daughter Ruth returned Saturday
~, ~--- L-~. ~UI~[~ I freshments were served at the close from California, where they had
~ ~ ,~ _ !of the evening, spent the holidays.
V ~ I~ vever anfl I -- The Misses Helen Rose, Helen
----- Ho~a~hoo I WILL EXPLAIN FIRST Roselle and Catherine Berry were l
Liquid, Tablets ,.--,~,.:~o lAID WORK ON FRIDAY dinner guests Monday evening in
~alve, Nose Drops due to Co ds "Emergency First Aid for Corn- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Try "I~ub-~-lyo'I'lSm;-~t Wonderful mon Accidents in the Home" will Moore in Cedar Rapids.
Liniment be the subject of Dr. John T. Heck- Miss Marjorie Allbee was an
~.'-- -~-z_-- -:--= _--:~ _ --= :_ _: ~ overnight guest Monday of Miss
Marjorie Albaugh in Cedar Rapids
Miss Allbee has employment in a
VITAMO week. Cedar Rapids store __ ......... during this
Solon
Mrs. Ann Zeller
40% Hog Balancer ~ oyster supper under the au-
spices of the men of the Methodist
church will be served January 21.
Guaranteed much better than tankage, come in and Mr. and Mrs. Leo O'Meara were
get our price. In Pellet and Meal form. week end guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Krob.
RED COMB EGG BALANCER Mrs. Edward Brickner and son
100 lbs balances 400 lbs Oats and Corn. 500 lbs for Vernon were visitors Friday after-
noon at the home.of Mrs. Anna M.
less than lc per pound to you. Come in and see our Kucera.
feeder. Mr a.nd Mrs. Joe Henik and Mrs.
Robert Henik and son Bobble of
CONDENSED BUTTERMILK Mount Vernon were Thursday vis-
2 Vzc per pound in bbls or kegs. Guaranteed satisfac- itors at the homes of Mrs. Amelia
tion or we pick it up at no cost to you. Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
Meyers.
Block Salt, Stock Salt, Oyster Shell, Oilmeal, Soybean Larry Zenishek returned to his
Meal, Bran, Middlings, etc. home from Mercy hospital, Iowa
City, where he recently submitted
Also Medium Salt for Meat Cure, etc. to an appendicitis operation. His
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Zenishek,
Bring in your Eggs and Cream. and Alvin Zenishek drove to Iowa
City, and Larry accompanied them
Call Us For Culling Your Flock to his home. He is getting along
nicely and able to be about his
home.
Myron Sally is confined to his
home with illness, apparently the
prevailing flu.
Phone 72 W.C. Horton Mrs. Mary Zenishek has returned
Mount Vernon, Iowa to her home from a visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Zeni-
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ shek.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ John Worrel was a Thursday vis-
itor in Iowa City at the home of
Win r ]'akes ot and Mrs• P, B. Grenzel.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beranek
and son Lyle of Swisher visited
• Mrs. Anna Beranek Sunday after-
noon• Mrs. Henry Apitz and Mrs.
C}| I}t Y{}U[ Annie Znyderwerealsovisitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beranek
were guests Sunday evening at the
• home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kent•
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fiala enter-
tained at supper Thursday the Rev.
J. E. Michalek and Peter Ammann
And it calls for the best performance obtainable of Hampton.
from the car Mrs. Vernon Bittner and daugh-
ter Guyann are visiting this week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
p I Bittner, while Vernon is attending
Rely On Us To Kee t In Shape the Allis Chalmers tractor school at
Des Moines.
Mrs. Fannie Ames of Omaha,
When you need quality repair service we ask that Nebr., is visiting at the home of
you drive in and let us handle the work for you. Mrs. Mary Theurauf.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pavel and
daughter Dorothy were Sunday af-
Our repair and service department is fully equip- ternoon visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs• Emil Reyohns in Mount
ped to offer complete service on most any make of car. Vernon.
Mrs. George Rushek was taken to
Parts In Stock her home Saturday after a several
days' stay at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Kasper Holecek, where she
was stricken with a stroke of paral-
ysis. She continues to progress
We carry a large assortment of repair parts in slowly.
Peter Ammann of Hampton and
stock for various models of Chevrolet automobiles. Charles Foote were Saturday din-
ner guests at the home of Anna M,
This makes it possible for us to give you the quick re- Kucera. Mr. Ammann was also a
pair service you want, when you need it, without delay, supper guest and
Sunday visitor.
Always on Hand--Complete Stock of Southeast
Franklin
Mrs. Wilton Gunn
GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS SUFFERS DISL~TED
And Accessories ELBOW IN FALL
Howard Stork suffered a disloca-
tion of the left elbow Saturday fore-
Travis Chevrolet Co noon, when he slipped while clean-
ing the hay chute in the barn and
fell through to the floor. Willard
• Light took Mr. Stork to the doctor
where it was put back in place.
Norton Lifts is doing chores while
Mount Vernon, Iowa Howard is recovering from his
lucky, though painful accident.
Miss Elizabeth Kohl was an over
night guest at the home of Mr. and
Low Interest---Long Time Mrs. Howard Stork Tuesday even-
I,~EI)ERAI~ LAND BANK FARM LOANS ing.
AvaUable to farmers for Mrs. Wilton Gunn attended the
refinancing indebtedness or purchasing farms. Good Luck Social Club at Mrs.
Fred Turner's Thursday.
For details, see Mr. and Mrs. Willard Light and
Harold B. M~l'avish, 8-I0 Corn Belt Bldg., Cedar ltaptds family were callers Thursday ev-
ening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
:--- -- ~--~- ..... :---~:-- ---:~-- --:------ "---:~ ~ A. T. Novak.
~~ I Mrs" Letha Kaplan' HarOld' Ken-
-- ~ neth and William were callers on
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr• and Mrs. Wilton Gunn.
~ - Wilton Gunn was a business visit-
or at Center Point Friday.
~ ..... Miss Betty Brown spent Friday
with Mrs. Wilton Gunn.
Mr• and Mrs. Earl Leigh were
Cedar Rapids visitors Friday.
EXCLUSIVE DRY CLEANERS Mr. and Mrs. Willard Light and
209 3rd Ave. SW Dial 2-8131 | family were callers Saturday ev-
ening at the Mike Blessing home.
Cedar R~pids, Iowa | Miss Lena Rate and Ray Brown
i _-- -_ :-J : 2 -_- & home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Stork.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Border and
COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE family were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
| C. CHAMBERS-INsKEEP OPTICAL CO. |l ence Border.
|
il
Howard Stork and Ray Brown
t Realize---Real Eyes 11 were business visitorsin Tipton on
-_~ -~ .............. ,. ~ Tuesday morning.
Worship services 11:00 .am.
The Epworth League plans to go
to Cedar Rapids Sunday for the
youth conference, Sunday afternoon
and evening• Bishop Oxnam is to
be the speaker. All planning to
go be at the parsonage at 2:00 p.m.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Parnell
Ferguson on Jan. 4 a son, Will Por-
ter Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Blayney spent
Wednesday afternoon in Anamosa.
Mrs. W. C. Larsen called on Mrs.
Joe Hurt in Cedar Rapids, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs John McDonnell of
Marion were dinner guests of Mrs.
Lilly Stewart on Thursday• They
also called at the J. C. Blayney and
F. W. Leinbaugh homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Peer shopped
in Cedar Rapids Saturday•
Mrs. Guy Austin called on Mrs.
Ida Miller Monday evening•
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stabenow
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Dragoo.
Fred Martin spent Sunday in the
Clarence Miller home.
Melvin Decious of Solon spent
the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Decious.
Mrs. Guy Austin called at the
Howard Dragoo home Monday ev-
ening.
Neff Norton family of Anamosa
spent Sunday in the Joe Hurt home.
Fred Martin will celebrate his
81st birthday Wednesday. He will
be guest at dinner in the Ray Mar-
tin home that day.
Walter Decious family spent Sun-
day in the Rodney Remington home
near Anamosa.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darsee spent
Tuesday in the Prof. Fossler home
at Shellsburg.
Rev. and Mrs. Baskerville were
called to Winthrop Monday by the
death of Mrs. Baskerville's uncle
Mr. Allyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller and
John and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Mc-
Conaughy and Douglas were Satur-
day evening dinner guests in the
Glenn Strother home.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lindley
called at the Jerry Blythe home on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Saver and daughters
spent Wednesday in the Evelyn
Brown home.
Mrs. Emma Murfield called at
the Rev. Baskerville home Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Decious at-
tended the Richar'J's sale near Ce-
dar Bluffs on Monday•
Mrs. Albert Thomas and Ralph
and Mrs. Floyd Thomas spent Sat-
afternoon in Anamosa.
Miss Jessie Boxwell shopped in
Cedar Rapids on Saturday•
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Miller were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Hurt on Friday•
Mrs. Anna James of Cedar Rap-
ids spent several days in the Dick
James home•
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas spent
Sunday in the Mrs. Amelia Larse~
home at Springville.
Mrs. Virgil Miller and Marilyn
are visiting in the Ernest Corwin
home in Anamosa.
Miss Velma Larson entertained a
few friends at a birthday party on
Satm'day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stahl spent
Thursday in Cedar Rapids.
The Christian Ladies Aid society
will meet Thursday. Hostesses are
Mrs. Elsie Remington and Mra
Lydia Decious.
The M. E. Ladies Aid society
will meet next Thursday. Hostess-
es are Mrs. Frank Calvert, Mrs.
Florence Reid, Mrs. Thressa Bear
and Mrs. Flossie Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Strother en-
tertained the L. & J. Get together
club at their home last Thursday
evening. An oyster supper was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Kyle are an-
nouncing the marriage of their
daughter, Pauline to Robert Peet on
Thursday, Feb. 2. The wedding
will be in the Kyle home.
Mrs. Ray_ Bolton
Mr and Mrs. Art Crain enter-
tained the North Linn Corn club
last Friday at an all day meeting.
A delicious dinner was served at
noon. A large crowd attending, all
but two families were represented.
Helen Murray and Dick spent
Thursday with Mrs. Nell Patten.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bolton spent
Sunday evening with Frank Web-
bers and Bernice Bolton.
Jack Waddells' spent Thursday
evening with Jake WaddeIis'.
Mrs. Nell Leaf attended the Will-
ing Workers at Mrs. Whitman's
near Whittier, Thursday.
Mrs. Sam Johnston and Mrs. Mil-
dred Hopkins and Gorman left on
Wednesday, Jan. 11 for a three
months' stay in Arizona. They
hope this will improve Mildred's
health. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richard
are staying with their Uncle Sam.
Rollo Patten helped Willard Mil-
ler saw wood Wednesday afternoon.
Willard Miller sawed wood for
Homer McShane Friday.
Ray Boltons called on Mrs. Chas.
Clark, Friday afternoon, in Marion.
Jens Jepsen was a Saturday
morning caller at his brother's,
Chris Jepsen, whose family is re-
covering from the flu~
Cotton Exports l)ow~
Exports o~ American cotton th,
,irst three years of the New Dcz
de©rease~ '~, ~er cent. 1
the award stated that since compe-
tition was so close the department
had decided to offer a second award
of a half scholarship, which means
that Bettie will receive a semester's
voice training at half the usual cost.
We take this opportunity to con-
gratulate Bettie on this achievement
and we are glad to say that she
is taking advantage of this oppor-
tunity.
TOWNSEND
ELECTS OFFICERS
The Townsend club met Thurs-
day night in the Joe Boyd home and
elected officers for the coming year.
The same that served will remain.
The evening was spent playing
cards and chinese checkers. Re-
freshments were served.
"FRIDAY THE 13TH"
CLUB HAS PARTY
The "Friday the 13th" club met
with Mrs. John Cook Friday even-
ing with Mrs Clyde Heffelfinger
and Mrs• Jo Trump as guests.
Bridge was played at two tables
and Miss Crissman won the high
score. Refreshments were served•
SOCIAL CLUB---~
MET THURSDAY
The Social club met with Ella
Burke Thursday. Dinner was serv-
ed at 12 and the afternoon was spent
visiting and playing Chinese check-
ers. Officers for the coming year
were re-elected. Miss Mattie Kahl-
er was a guest•
DAVE SCOTT P-P~-PERTY
SELLS FOR $1240
The property of the late Dave
Scott in the west part of town wasI
sold at public auction Saturday af-I
ternoon for $1240 which was con-
sidered more than reasonable• Dr.
A. W. Cruse was the highest bid-
der. Three others were bidding. [
"WAYS AND-~-A-NS" SOCIETYI
HELD MEETING FRIDAY !
The "Ways and Means" society of
the Presbyterian church met in
the church parlors, Friday alter-
noon, with Mesdames Walter Ham-
mer, Will Robinson, Howard Car-
penter, Rob Smith and Ben Schroe-
der as hostesses. In the absence
of the president, Mrs. Frank Wilson,
the vice president, Mrs. Stookey,
presided. During the business meet-
ing the society voted to pay $200
on the pastor's .salary, when one is
secured• A program followed:
Geneva Stoecker played two saxa-
phone numbers; Mrs. Byrne sang
two songs and Mrs. Maurer gave
a reading. During the social hour
refreshments were served•
NEW INSTRUCTOR
BEGINS DUTIES Anamosa" and Clayton, of Mechan- We -~n -"-v-" --ou aoll--~ ~-
.... , , u "e
• • lCSVllle , ~ ~l~llt It~
M~ss Margery F~sher of Burhng- .. " ........... ~ o,__ Try It Today
n " r " ne came wire ms zame, ,,,,,, ~=~- •
to began her dutms he e m the __~,, .... "ow^ wh^n a -oun" child " ......
school Monday morning filling the ~ymvr ~ * _~_ ~;, ~.,~ ~ . ", ManuIacturea and For
lace made vacant b the rest a rns morner cues when ne was six ,~- - --, *
P. ..... Y ~ " months old They settled on a farm ~b~le at
non o~ helen ~mnerson Mlss . " ..... .
• " in Jones county ann wl~n tne ex-
F~sher graduates th~s semester from . ' ' ---
"h "~'a" "'" r ......... ceptlon of a few years, he has been Riverside Feed Steres
t e ~t' ~e umve s~ty ann wnl nola
a major in home economics and a since then a citizen of Jones .county, All kinds of Feed, Flour, Hay ~ •
. . . . . Delng among Ws respected pioneers.
|.:
• . . has oeen cmseiy men iflea
minor in Engh~h. In addition to ......... ..... and Straw __
holding the stated subjects she wHI ......... blain Store 119 14th Ave S:.E •
• . growm ann aeveiopmem oz me • • •
r,~ +~,~ ~ ,~have charge of~,.0w,~,.~,.~.~coachmg dramatics: count:y. Store No. 2, 222 let St. N.E. I'VE
exDer}en;el~n t~e~°Burfin~ton~;c~o~ The home of his departure built Phone 2,7120 Cedar Rapids
........ ~ by the combined industry of him- We Will Deliver Free Mount
anu oumor cortege, miss ~mnerson If - if ....
has - i "hi .... se ano w e was me nome wnere..
oecn n t s aepartmen~ ~or ....
3" r ......... they raised their fanuly and it was ~
yea s anu ~e~ ~amruay mr ner . . .
....... a comfort to h~m and h~s chddren ~
home in ~onroy, iowa. rter mar- . .
ria ^ *- n^..~,~ ~. ~.~.~,..a. ,,. to know he spent hls last days in
taLgee_l, ace~.n-tt~e n~a/fut~u?e .... the house where he had taken his A -- -- it, {}
P ' joy of living. He was a man who • • "II° il ..
DIVIDEND REA---6 FOR loved the soil, who saw beauty in • •1111111PI'll q I'K, ll11 ]
TRUST CERTIFICATE HOLDERS his fields of grain. Advanced in age, • • [ • mmmm m • • • • n •.-'I t
John Carvillo,,¢ yet he still possessed excellent
Trust ancl Sav~in~s~B'ank "in t~l~is business ability and thrift, which "~l I
la ifi g he had acquired in his youth. • k
PruCs~' cnr°t:fi:dte~hef hl~del~an~f tth~ Surviving are eight of his child: Sam Lee's Enhre Stoc
on _n~ _.._ ._ .. .- ' ren Iour halt Sl~'ters, IWOnalI
, a u a~ter oun. 1~ mey may ' • • . • • ,
draw dividen-~ ...... ' .... brothers nine grandchildren, nine ~___ ~' / • -J°~t~
cen of f • .. great grandchildren and other near Dacrlnceo lmmeu
t the ace of thmr certificate. 1 ' "
• re drives who are left to mourn his
Th~s makes a total of 87½ per cent a " ' F, #~ • ~
of the funds left with the bank p ssmg. • ..... | ~_~'l)l'1~g~. ~l~l~ } "--'-
under th~ a"r ............. ' All through nis las~ sickness anu ~ ...... "~.-----
¢ a eemcu~ mat nas oeen .......... & •
even amzas~ ms sut~ermg ~e r~o~
released for payment by the bank comfort reetin nei hbors and [ ~" ,- a. --~,~
and the trustees. He also advises .... g g g. I It yOU are wantlniz a ¢llamo "]
tiettetrbhelYn)i. g }l?i:g :t: Unei . i . xnenas wno. came vo can• liwC l. --
cf c U tee and save at 40% o
• . an active member for many years,
pay~ntasthll :sese~nade eomvedU~ and has been devotedly interested t Bulova Watches
• - ' - in the upkeep of the old church he ]~ ,
mm cash D
• __ loved so well. eath came peace- | All other merchandise reduce 1
The Frank Richards sale Monday fully, and he was rea.dy to go |' • •
attr c e f when the Lord called him
a t d a air crowd and the usual • [[ We offer the same hng, h class m
prices prevailed: corn brought 47c; " ' ~ " a s ~:
broods sows $35 and $37 50 John Mrs. Lllhan Bak'er Mrs. Pearl[ ! this sale we have alw y
C vii ~ wn'~ v' lorle ]~ffr" ~ivh~-~l~ Vanderiblt Mrs Hylah Tonne spent
_ar___l ..................... , • • I I
will move to a farm north of Lie- Wednesday afternoon w~th MI~. [( ~ ~, ~ ~ V
bun. ~race Robinson: {| ~ ~ ~ ~ i
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kline of Hud- Mrs. Dora Russell has not be~1 | ~mlJ ~ | ~ • • ~JI
son Mr and Mrs Alvin .T ~H~o so well the past few days. Her I ~ m m I v m ~ ~ |
and chiidren of Creston Mr"':L'L~ daughters Mrs. Ben Barnhiser, and]| • ~'d
• ' I| The Jeweler of i ,. t,.]t,
• • Mrs. Urban Miller spent Wednes- d
Mrs. H. P. Khne, Mrs. Calhe Knapp ............ ,~uamv an
Mr and Mrs. Glenn Hempy, Mr. aay wI~.n ner. her daughter, lwrs. • " fI
and Mrs John Knann MrS Clara: Otto Fisher, and her son, Perry[~ ~.~R .~,~e] _~(.,.~. ~s,&],~a[~
• " "-~' ' Russell have been callers in the .......... ,,,,.,,,,, ,. ,.,,,,,.,,.~,~,~,,- ~
T~lton, Mrs. Mabel Pinch, Mr. and . =' .. ]J ........... ]
nome ~requenuy
Mrs. Fred Bebee and Mr and Mrs . ~ "~ " [I ~;I~d~2k]t( I~AI~|J~ |
• " " mr and Mrs ~rancis t~rocK spent
Carl Case, all of Maroon attended Thur' " "'" .... ]d ....
saay wire mr ann lvlrs ~eo
the funeral services for Wm. Kline ~. ..... " .., ," I- ~___....~
t~rocK an(l asslstea wltn meat pre
of this place Saturday afternoon. ..' "]it
parauon
Friends from Minnesota, Anamosa, " • i
Joe Kohl was a Tlpton caller on
and other surrounding towns were Th . [I ~ 1 ~ dI
present. The floral offerings were ursaay: .... • I _ _ _l - • -__ --g
• mr anarars verne -aineyspent]i U se{l | racI]
many and beautiful " ." .
Tuesday evening w~th Mr. and Mrs
litM:
"Sand oMr~'edarLRed:es~nd Claire Scott and son.
~ay ~ t~e ~aren~, ~erm ~oc~ ~to~ ,~ ~ee~ "
Urban Miller was a Chicago vis-
• . Mrs. Luster Meyers spent Wed--'"
Mrs. E. D. Chrlstenson and Mrs. e ........ ]~ ..... ~i
Fer n saay a~ernoon wlm ner neigh-
n Parks and son Glenn, spent] bor Mrs Fran~i~ ~ro~'- [~ One Regular Farmall
[nr~daYsiit?n:f~rriards.Rapids shopping' /~-thur" Vande;bi'lt "~nt to Ce-li - !!
• dar Rapids Wednesday having hogs • lls, ~
The Gracia Guild met with Mrs. trucked to that market [| Three good F-20 Farina '~
John Nye Friday evening. Mrs. A "ood man-, of tl~e netul~borsI! n 11 • . ~ 1 , ~'~
Littig gave the national topic. Re- attended the corn show in IV~o~ .... [[ uooer, ~ate l¥1o(lels, v !~
Ireshments were served ........... . .... "7'1 !
T L Fe e ..... ; "" _ Tnursaay. me lVllller C'ff111¢~-erl took|| ,~1
• • y n a~ten~ea me ulamona several "razes ! j ~ .... ,li, ~ . • ~ __~]~
Club meeting at the Montrose in -~ :~'--~-" , . il One l0 Zo Mc¢:arm,t'le-I]e¢s'~
Ced-- R--" ...... ~ranK l~oDInson purcnasea a newl I " v ... ~, ...... v.. ,.~ ~
av aplus ~uesoay evening. ~ Pl-'mouth car 1~o* ---~ /I !~
Feyen accompanied him and was a and Robinson __ •
guest m the home of Mr and Mrs
• and anice Kay spent Sunday with/! Two 15-30 McCormmk-De
Frl nkry guson entertained at andBa derA s Rs°bin i -:a fewl[ -
dinner Sunday in the home of his • ~ ,a~
ar ...... days with Mrs. Ida Andre. [I One John Deere, Model
p ents, mr. ana Mrs. max rergu- Mr and Mr~ Will ~,,bin ..... n t I .
on " • . ,,. ,,~v ..~,,., ~,~
s and httle daughter from Olin, family were Sundav uuests of Mr [| sha e
Mr and Mrs Howard Ferguson and n :; ..... :--. ,, P J
• ." a mrs. o. onx xn ,isoon. g
Joann of this place. A happy day ~ ~ ~ ...... ~
w~, spent together• COON CREEK SCHOOL NOTES ]| I /1 | L V II; r|
ner'riscillaclassofthePresby_ MlssmrgatetSl ter, Telwher /I lYJ,
terian Sunday school held a "sample ~ [ ! ...... I I
supper" in the church dining room Those being neither absent nor/I mr ! i "~
Wednesday night• The proceeds will tardy for this semester were Jean~! I~--n..--...--~. ~
be used toward their church sub- Laing and Maxine Achey. Whose]| illlUl~:;lll~llt ~]
I" " .......
scuptlon, being ne, ther absent nor tardy for[} ~- |
George Ferguson and son Pierre this six weeks are: Wandalene and J| ~¢~,,~ o / t --- 5'~
left Tuesday morning for Plainfield Maxine Achey, Darrell and Jean|~ ~ ~econo Avenuv ~'-~
where they will visit four or five Laing, and Charlene Oler. nl .................
days, in the home of his daughter; Eight one hundreds ~e•~ei~l ~J~r' ~ IOW~ j
Grace Ferguson Hodgkins. in Spelling Friday by: Bob Longer- 4"__-: _-- ..........
I
A group of ladies, friends of Mrs. Achey, Darrell Laing, Charlene andt INDIAN
Elva Buffington have sent her cards, beam, Wandalene and M a x i n e/HOI,D MEETIN(~
letters and gifts for her birthday, Claude Oler, Dean Emerson, and[ ...-
which is Jan. 17th. When she con- Dickey Clements. 1 The Indian Cre~
cluded her visit here in September, A new Spelling chart was postedI ('iub held a ,.ega~
she went to Dora, Ozark county, this weel~ to record the weektyl home of Ver~ .M|
Mo., to be in the home of her sister, grades for the new semester. / meeting was c~
Mrs. Dupree and hushand. She is Letters were written by the pupils/ Betty Thomas~o~(p
having a most enjoyable winter. At to the Ciha's, who were absent from bought personal
present she is recovering from a school this week• plan to keep theff~
serious attack of flu. Those on the honor roll this six Benn was a v|St~
The Self Culture club met in the weeks are: Viola Clements, Bob ing, other visitOfl
Roy Stoffell home Monday night. Longerbeam, Wandalene Achey, Mrs. b~. Ben~ a~d
The W. M. Society of the Pres- Maxine Achey and Dean Emerson. Mrs. V. Lippert;
byterian church will meet Friday the next meettn~
afternoon, Jan. 20th in the home of BLACK OAK GROVE SCHOOL 3, at the hm ~eO~
Mrs. Stookey. Miss Mary Fritz will Miss Mar}orie Duhme, Teacher , iian PeliseR ann'
-- .be hostess.
promptly•be assistant hostess. Time, 2:30, Tests are being given for the endi
The Girls' basketball tournament of the first semester.
closed Saturday night with the fol- Water proctors this week areI
lowing results: 1st round. Stan- Mary and Jimmie Klanes; washingI
wood 65, Lowden 12; 2nd round, proctor is Gene Shims. [
Bennett 17, Springdale 15; 3rd Miss Bertha Klaner was a callerI
round, McVille 19, Durant 16; 2nd Friday afternoon, i
game Stanwood 36, Clarence 16; The sixth grade reading classt
Bennett 30, McVille 19; champion- made ship books,~ illustrating theI
ship: Stanwood 39, Bennett 17; different ages of ships. /
Long division is becoming easierI
Consolation, Clarence 32, McVille for fOurth grade. Quite a bit ofI
19. Stanwood had, by far, the best blackboard drill has been used.
team on the~floor• The seventh grade reading classI
o., .,~°root's~5-d has been enjoying several of Long-
fellow's works.
Mrs. Will RobinSon The pupils taking music lessons
Wednesday afternoons at Solon are l
WILLIAM HENRY KLINE Rata Randall, Lester Notbohm, and
The homes of the entire comrnun- Howard Ciha
ity were saddened by the passing ...... IF-12
of Wm. Kline, Sr. A kindly neigh- GLENWOOD SCHOOL NEWS !
bur, a close friend of young and Lucille, Russell, Teacher Cult:
old, his passing leaves a vacancy
in the neighborhood hard to fill. Our school hav--~O0 per cent per-I w-rkin
Retaining active mental facilities feet teeth. For each of us, after] " -':" .~
to his death, he took an acitve part the dentist has examined our teeth ~ Mr.
and found them perfect, he signs[ __ tJ daugh
in neighborhood affairs. President a small yellow card showing that Tra her gt
of Hazel Hill school board many -- ~
years his interest was for better our teeth are all right• We will F-12 ~ home
now hand our yellow cards to Mr. eondifiom Glen~
education
for
the
community's
Shupp. Then we will receive a l . -- " } namar
young people, His home was al-
ways open and welcome to the Dental Certificate for our school. I antee~.~ Mrs.
passer-by, and even when ill took Our school is working on im-
provement in l~ading, as outlined] -------'~
hisPleasurefriends.in seeing and asking for for the schools of the county. ~ '~ ~" ~- l~
Most of the entire community at- For Art Friday, a large poster[ J[~-IOO~
tended the last rites, which were 4 feet by two feet was made by ~ . J'at
held in the White Oak church, Sat- Mary Rodman and Dean Kirkpat-/[racmr W~"
urday afternoon at 2:00, the service rick. ,,
being conducted my Rev. George The rest of the school made win- t Z years.
Stauffacher. The main auditorium dow decorations of a winter bird for 1
and basement were filled with those Art. -- .~
coming to pay final tribute to this INDI~EAVS 10 - foot
1
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worthy citizen and friend. There Mr. and Mrs. Weneit Bend and i][-~ ..... ~" d~
were many beautiful floral offer- their son Earnest were callers in ut~erHi~
ings. His burial was in White Oak the home of Mrs. Alga Bend F~ri- I~.~n~t~
cemetery.
The following obituary was read day evening, i~av~i'~u*
Mrs. T. Bend is suffering from I
at the church: her left thumb when she got herI --
Wm. Henry Kline, long time rest- thumb caught in a meat grinder. 19..][~]IFl D~
dent of Greenfield
township died The top of her finger is shredded i" ~v ....
at his home Wednesday, Jan. 11th, loose from the bone. I ~o" _
1939, following a two weeks' illness, ~ PG,, s.
Born near Oil City, Pa., November ......... 1
19, 1851, he was 87 years, one month A|] Farmers Feeding I ___i.~_
andtime twenty-tWOof his death, days old at the Pigs Should Feed 1 John
On January I, 1874, he was united • • • •
in marriage to Mary Catherine vemde PngMeal :recondltlC
Koht, who passed away, January
15, 1934• for faster growth, and pr, eu s, _li'
4-1-
To this union were born nine healthier p i g s ; more : a lat Of ]
children, eight of whom are living, w i ht at less cost. :-
namely: Mrs. Ida Andre, who has
lel in It.
kept house for her father since her Let us prove to you that
mother died; Mrs. Anna Longer- you can save money by
beam of Mechanicsville, Chauncey
and Clarence Kline of Morley; feeding Riverside Pig
Charley and Will of Olin; Elmer of M~].