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Mt. Vernon, Is., Hawkeye-Record ,Genc were Sunday dinner guests of~g~ll~||~le
and The Lisbon Herald .~ , the Dean Browns. The entire group I jyiqml/l~
Thurs., Jan. 24, 1957 rage O were supper guests that evening ofI
..... O in. IG pT
Coon Creek The M A Johnston family were rou o Visit
i Sunday dinner guests of the Roland I
Mrs. DMe Johnston ' Kerslakes. IDilE h
The Emer Slaters of Lisbon and The ~o,~rd ~ worel a xc q Ingel
Mrs. Florence Stout and Bob were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Ciha's The Martelle Switchboard Co.~
Saturday supper guests of the Ray parents, the Fred Kintzels at Stan-
Kohl.s. wood.
Mrs. Marvin Andre and Mary The Howard Miller family of Ce- held its annual meeting at Martelle I
on Jan. 14. The operator, Mrs. I
were week end guests in the Harry dar Rapids and Mrs. Bill Mohn and Esther Kohl, was rehired for thet
Gritton home near Tipton. Sheri were dinner guests Sunday of year. Rates were increased to $7.50]
The Darrel Crozier family and lMrs. Florence Stout. and tax for rural party line, $8.50
the Darrel Croziers jr. of Fairfax The Glen Adams family of Lis- and tax for town party line and $10
were recent dinner guests of the ben were Sunday evening callers in
Virgil Beeses. the George Bednashek home.
Bill Brown of St. Maries, Idaho, i Mrs. Sam Kohl received painful
the Bill Brown jr. family of Rock i face and head bruises in a fall in
Island and the Cliff Browns and Jthe basement of her home.
ON THE FARM
SERVICE INSPECTION
WE KNOW
o,
INTERNATIONAL known best th,
HARVESTER
s/an
EQUIPMENT served best of...
and tax for private line.
Reorganization and incorporation i
of the company was discussed. It
was planned that a tour will be
made to visit the telephone ex-!
changes at Prairieburg and Center
Junction on Monday, Jan. 21.
COMEDY NIGHT AT
MARTELLE HIGH SCHOOL
Speech students of Martelle High1
will present an evening of comedyI
on Wednesday, Jan. 30, at 8 o'clock. I
There will be two one-act plays. I
A sophomore cast will present "El-I
mer" and an all-school cast, "Why
I Am a Bachelor"•
Judy Wennekamp, Virginia Nest,
Adria 1V~eeks, Andria Meeks, Son-
dra Ralston, Dorn Stewart, Jane
Dollarhide, Bernie Bunee, and Dav-
id Randall have been cast in "El-
mer". Frances Heasty is the stu-
dent director and Jack Walton is
stage managed. Anita Streets and
Elvin Walker are handling proper-
ties and stage effects for this play.
Raymond Beighle, Jim Schmidt,
Margaret Schwirtz, Phyllis Lurkens,
Marjorie Tjaden, Ellen Miller, Ver-
non Tjaden and Seward Lerch will
appear in "Why I Am a Bachelor",
and Verlynne Vernon will be their
student director.
Roy
:k
Grain Assn. Post
Some humorous readings will
complete the program for the eve- the offices at 928 Des Moines build-
ning. ling. He was president of the assoc-
START NEW B~ING iation during 1956. Mark Thorn-
Don Paulson has started building lbirg, former Iowa secretary of ag-
a new Commercial building joining lriculture who has been executive
his "Supper Club" on the east side. secretary for 14 years, had request-
!ed some one to assume some of his
The foundation has been poured for responsibilities next July. Thorn-
a building 24x60 ft.
__ burg said that Pollork, a graduate of
Mrs. Fern Tallman left Sunday for Iowa State college and manager of
several farms before engaging in
Houston,
Texas,
to
visit
her
daugh'lthe grain business, was well quali-
ter Mrs. Robert Pfaff and family.
The George Hurts attended the fie&
funeral service for her cousin Lor- Pollock's son Jerry. who has been
en LaBarge of Stone City at Me- associated with his father in the
Samaras Funeral Home in Anamosa grain business, will operate the two
Saturday afternoon, elevators when his father takes
The Women's Society for Chris- over as executive secretary. Thorn-
tian Service will meet Thursday af- burg will continue to serve in an ad-
ternoon, Jan. 24, at 2 o'clock, visory capacity and as a consultant
Mrs. Clayton Murfield and Miss for several months after Pollock
Mrs. Martha Hood and Mrs. Del
Wilson attended a birthday party
for Mrs. Hood Saturday afternoon in
the home of Mrs. Dean Hur~ter in
Central City. The Alvah Whitneys
called on Mrs. Martha Hood and the
Del Wilsons and Bert Stewart on
Friday afternoon. The Clarence Lar-
sons from Cedar Rapids were Sun-
day afternoon callers on Mrs. Hood
and Mrs. Willard Lacock and Mrs.
Robert Van Fossen from Sheffield
in the evening•
Mrs. N. J. Schueler attended the
funeral of her sister Miss Mary
Bibuin of Eldora, with burial at
West Union.
The Leonard Stewarts were Sun-
day guests of the Merle Stewarts.
The M. C. Deeny family of In-
dependence were week end guests
in the Clete Boland home.
Evert Meal of Elkader called
Thursday afternon in the Clarence
Meal home.
The Leonard Stewart family call-
ed Friday evening in the Dave
Kelley home.
The Dave Kelley family were
Saturday evening callers in the
Loren Stewart home at Lisbon.
Loren LaBarge, son of Mrs. Alva
LaBarge, passed away Thursday in
the Anamosa hospital and was
buried in Cedar Memorial cemetery
Saturday.
Happy Blue Birds under leader-
eleventh in cheese production (al-
most 27 million pounds excluding
full-skim American and cottage);
and seventeenth in production of
ice cream (over 12 million gallons).
Thus, t h e Iowa Development
Commission says, Iowa's dairy
farmers rank among the nation's
best.
Linn County Supervisors
Board Proceedings
(Continued from last week)
Me Too Store No. 2, Prey ......... 54.16
Witwer Farm Market No. 3,
Prey. ................................................ 11.16
Pigg~y Wiggly No. 21, Prey... 40.50
Wolf Den Market, Prov ............... 13.00
Food Center, Prey ....................... 4.68
~,Vehby Food Market, Prey ..... 48.20
Swift & Company, Prov ......... 115.95
Witwer Grocer Company, Prov. 840.99
St. Luke's Hospital• Med. Aid 10.00
W. M. Thompson. Pr,~v. ............ 114.12
Dougherty's Welding, Repairs 2.00
Spahn & Rose Lumber Com-
pany, Repairs .............................. 173.39
J. C. Penny Company, Clothing22•5(I
Charles Hart, Rent ...................... 12.50!
Fifth Street Grocery, Prey ..... 26.00!
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Company, Telephone ................ 40.10
Story County /-tospital, Nurse
& Hospital ................................... 96.70
W. II. Bleakly, Misc. Expense 26•80
B. F. Goodrich Company, Re-
pairs .................................................. 20.50
Irwin's Clothing, Clothing ....... 28.85
Linn County Co-operative Oil
Co., Gas & Oil .............................. 89.60
Servisoft Soft Water Service,
Supplies .......................................... 25.(;0
12th Street Feed & Repair,
Grain, Feed & Seed .................. 92.00
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Co., Telephone & Tolls .......... 48.85
J & R Motor Smwiee, Repairs 16.95
Dr. R. M. Laughlin, Salary .... 4C0.00
Dr. R. M. Laughlin, Maint.
Fund ................................................ 6C0.00
Security Laboratory, Med. Aid 136.16
Physicians Exchange, Med. Aid 90.00
James Stick, Prov ....................... 15.00
Lumir Stolba, Rent ...................... 10.00
Mrs. Olive French, Care & Keep 10.00
A & P Grocery No. 801, Prov. 23.75
COURT EXPENSE~
Frank F. Bates, County Tress-
surer, D. C. Juror & Witness
Fees & Jury Fees ...................... 77•55
Eldon L. Colton, Att'y Fee .... 10.00
The Premier Press, Office Sup-
plies ................................................. 22.75
Security Laboratory, Crim.
Invest ............................................... 7.50
Security Laboratory, Crim.
Invest ............................................... 10.00
Imogen B. Emery, Reportcr's
Salary .............................................. 10.00
St. Luke's Hospital, Crim.
Invest ............................................. 4.0(}
Maurice L. Nathanson, Att'y
Fees .................................................. 10.00
SECONDARY ROAD MAINTENANCE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway, Maint ......................... 216.00
B. L. Anderson, Inc., Maint... 101.06
Auto Radiator Service. Maint. 25.36
B & E Machine Company.
Maint ............................................... 56.70
Century Bridge Lumber Com-
pany, Maint ................................. 20,553.1~
Cities Service Oil Company,
Maint ............................................... 1,(;99.16
Concrete Materials & Construc-
tion Co., Maint ........................ 2,269.03
Culver Tire, Maint ....................... 902.23
Denniston & Partridge Company
Maint ............................................... 22.60
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Lisbon Dial
We give S&H Green Stamps ffl,
Brooder Houses
Feed Bunks
3 & 4 Pen Hog House
We Will Build To Your Specificati
Carl Heirken of Marion called
Saturday in the George Dirks home.
Mrs. Charlie White was hostess
Friday at a 6 o'clock dinner for the
Progressive club•
Barclay Heald has had an eye
infection the past two weeks but
at the present he is improving• The
Healds attended B.A. Club at Lester
Hoffman's Sunday.
Lori Lee Rose, daughter of Mr.I
and Mrs. Robert Rose, was baptized
Sunday morning at Our Saviours l
Lutheran Church in Cedar Rapids
by the Rev. Baur. Sponsors were
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Ragis of Clin-
ton. Guests in the Rose home for
dinner Sunday were Rev. and Mrs. !
Baur of Cedar Rapids, Mr. and Mrs.,
Wilbert Ragis and daughters of
Clint~;n and Mr. and Mrs. Vance
Peters and Les of Delmar.
The Max Ramsey family were
Sunday supper guests in the Harold
Ramsey home.
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