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R / / / . . II color bearer' Marjorie Schoor mus-~ PtlONE STOCKIIOLDERS I~EET ! Polly Annas met Tuesday evening, Sally Ahrens, student at Men-1 ~__t__._ ~ Jolly Workers club will meet ~ith Mt Vernon If. Hawk{ el~eKans [nsTa[[ ician; Edna 'Campbell, e.G.; 7.anita! The annual stockholders meeting with Mrs. Frank Whitman. Others lmouth, spent the week end with her tj . D erI[Qffi ' Mrs. Emil Broulik Thursday Feb. [antl The Lisbon Heral~ ~ • m~ e I ~, ~ Beeker, I.G.; Carrie Emery, inst.;i of the Meeh,n~eswlle- " : Telephone• Co. as.slstmg" "" ' were ........ Mm~s Clmenee Nor-p~ents M~ and Mis Adolph Ah I- lurs. vranK Leaner ,14. ]Thurs., Feb. 7, 1957 i Drlgl uora Jonnsorl ~o~.7. Verla June Sivers, P.N.G.; Carrie[ txwvha!et~!~!e Std.~~, ;di~~ ~i!~eg~!OnFC oAt ~nte~YHi~ati~c~Ba~(S,uiDO~gall,~oMOOr~ M~" ~dceMs~penE'flHmL~ugrs~nd FO~2pEh~ ~Vt!:ul I Emery, R.S.N.G.; Mac Hatcher, i u o t DEN? DiISS earl Y i .... ~ TIpk MECHANICSVILLE--The follow- L S N G • Leone Henkel R S V G • i t "~ "• ~ ~ - : ', .... ." " ', o day at hs home in Cedar Rap-: ,arl M ing officers were installed at the Hertha Eggert, L.S.V.G.; Mac Hatch- Wilson Forest Shrope, W. J. Wal-i DHta Dek club met Thursday until Saturday in Chicago They ids followin~ a lon~ illness The ill ~ ~ D /~ | | A | | • V )nd,o(~, January meeting of the Rebekah c-r reporter" Mac Hatcher and Car- "" ~ ~ ~ " ' ........ slureJ Paul Thomas Harold Gl- evening with Mrs. Alvin Davidson. i made the trip by plane. Mary Alice I famil- formerl- lived in +hP ~o~" • | ~ IF ~ t~J ~ L | | | ,,r~_.~' • . ' ~ j.f I t , . , : * *7 £¢ I. ~- ~ 111-- ~. Udy lodge: Dora Johnson, N.G.; Hermiene Emery, cards and gLts comm. ]beatt Forest Rhoads H J Maurer' Mrs Clarence Norris won high a student at S U I had a few davs'l ..... ;h, ~e~,,;ces we-e hell T,,~- II r;*'+ and Alvin Dav~dson Tne &rectors score prize Mrs HelenS~mpson i vacation between semesters afternoon Star-- on --a-e 8 II hi_____|_. ' ' -" :re - Hass, V.G.; Beulah East, rec. see.; Wilma Hennings, deputy presi-] ' • ' • ' ,"". : ' ' ..... I ........ J" ~' .... " ~. ~=~u,a ,P~on. • • " " ' • ' • s p ~ • I um I " unu Evalyn Caffee, fin see.; h,a Miller i dent and Margaret Holiday deputy xwll meet soon to elect olLcers. I Mrs. AlbertaKrumroy and Mrs The Everett Fergusons spent Sun- ~ __ i;I r! O ng nea.na ,ew_ treas.; Iva West, warden; Gladys marshal, both from Tipton, were in- ' ~ • ~mn ..... ~ : Paul Horner were guests. The latter day afternoon in Iowa City with STUDY GROUP WILL MEET : I -- • ~ /... • r an I, Young, conductress; Wilma Norton,]stalling officers. I w.~.L~, me~ rrmay afternoon at received a guest prize, their son and daughter-in-law the l Modern Maids will meet Feb 13 :II Air I..onoffl nln ca,,-- " e h%~hodlst church. Mrs. Munel The Paul Homers entertained H. Walter Fergusons. at 1:30 wtth Mrs. Edward Kroeger. iI ~ ~P Conn m ~ msm m t~roeK was m charge of devotmns and W club Tuesday evening. The Clark Wilsons of Lincoln, I The lesson on pattern selection and • ..~......, , m. beds, ( and the lesson. Plans were made~ Gu,, Wright returned Saturda-~ Nebr visited a couple of days last alteration will be presented by Mrs I * Dave Now Tkia Od s far for the Wash,ngtons birthday din- from St Luke's hosoital Cedar week w,th Mrs. Myrtle DeForest. Donald Rmhardson and Mrs. John, P R I N K ~ ~isuo, _a.__no _r_er_ ner .to De nero reD. zz. rcezresn-!Ra,qds where he had-been under The John McGarry family of Vie- Jennings. ill ,,s s. s ...... lal a,';- ment s were served by Mmes. Wal-!observation and treatment for a few tor spent Saturday with Mrs. Me-I . , .. -- i l nummng ana ~earlng ervice cam~':~ ~er ±aymr Lmrence trite ~mrence :, Garr,,'s *-arents the M E SauersAnita ~arrett entertained ten • ~- , ,~--,--,, . , ,,, ~/" °.' Norton anti Harry Jackson. flays. MX c~',,~ :r-Xn,,~rhe~',,~ Li¢h~,,, I women fellow employees of a Ce-ill Ulal a//, Lisoon, ~-if: Young people of the Presbyterianl A daughter wast i born Jma. 31 to wa"'"ao we'ek %nd~auest'of'the~I~dfriar,, Rapids dress shop at a chilli" - f.~gauettve church had charge of the worship Mr. and Mrs. W 11 am Woo as at St. Henkels supper m her home. ', .... ~o, ~: service Sunday morning. Taking i Luke's hospital, Cedar Rapms. ~unda", "~inner ~ueoto of the H~r- Twenty members o f Martin's" i,~°~. fl~ part were Norman Boyles Brenda! The Harold Nicolls received word ~ z ,~ s o o ,, ~ ,,~ ~ron GROWN PRICE Boyles, Janell Moffitt. Janet Inks, i that their daughter, Mrs. Eldon Lee lan Youngs were Mr. and Mrs. W. Creek Community club met Thurs- ! ~ere co Allen Ahrens Judy Robinson Joelof Estherviile, underwent mrajor~F' Eberle and Johnie and the Mel-'Murray!day afternoOnFawcett.at theDivisionhOme OfNo.Mrs.4 1 !: Eastern Iowa Livestock" Commission IlSehenCtleaders Vernal Alfalfa, Northern Certified .... Bu. $37.00 Paidar jr i~obbie Pieoer I_,arrv/surgery Monday in an Estherville yen Matheny family, all of Cedar !was in charge of refreshments. ] ......... 1 Rapids. U.S. Highway No. 30 Koch, Max Thurnma and Buddy lnosp~ta. The Don Nicolls of Morley were Mrs. Dale Gosch and son Doug-1 Curtis. A quartet composed of Rob-I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods are at- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Les- las are guests in the Herman Neb- !i i as far bie Pieper, Joe Paidar, Allen Ah- tending the hardware dealers' con- ter Nicoll. iker home this week. LIVESTOCK AUCTION "'"" rens and Norman Boyles provided vention held this week in Des Barbara Wilson who attends S.U.I. I~Vl~Jl--~--~_ TROPHY TROPHY TROPHY TROPHY TROPHY TROPHY TROPHY TROPHY TROPHY TROPHY Ranger Alfalfa, Northern Certified .... Bu. 28.00 Ranger Alfalfa, California Certified .... Bu. 27.00 Ranger Alfalfa, Northern .................... Bu. 26.50 Cossack Alfalfa, Northern .................. Bu. 25.00 Grimm Alfalfa, Northern .................... Bu. 25.00 Kenland Red Clover, Montana Certified Bu. 32.00 Kenland Red Clover, Montana .......... Bu. 31.00 Red Clover, Montana .......................... Bu. 30.00 Red Clover, Iowa ................................ Bu. 29.00 TROPHY Alsike Clover, Northern ........................ Bu. 26.00 High-Nitrogen Plow-Down Mix .......................... Bu. 19.00 TROPHY Sweet Clover ........................................ Bu. 10.00 TROPHY Plow-Verde Alfalfa, California ............ Bu. 20.00 TROPHY Mammoth Clover, Iowa ...................... Bu. 29.00 TROPHY Lincoln Brome, Nebraska Certified .... Cwt. 54.00 TROPHY Lincoln Brome, Nebraska .................. Cwt. 46.00 TROPHY Timothy, Iowa .... :.: ............................... Bu. 10.00 TROPHY Ladino Clover, Certified ........................ Lb. .65 Birdsfoot Trefoil Empire, New York Certified .... Lb. 1.65 Birdsfoot Trefoil Empire, New York .................... Lb. 1.35 Inoculation, One bushel size, Combination ........ Ea. .50 Orchard Grass ................................................. Cwt. 37.00 Reeds Canary Grass .......................................... Cwt. 60.00 Marion Bluegrass, Kentucky Bluegrass, Ryegrass .... Ask Prices FOB Mechanicsville PRUESS Mechanicsville - SUPPLIES Phone 276 special music. I Moines. Priscillas met Tuesday for a 1:30 Walter Sebesta and his mother, o clock dessert at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Frank Sebesta of Burlington, Hugh Lament, Mrs. Tena Lament[went to Berwyn, IlL, Friday where assisting. Mrs. W. N. Waiters pre-lthey attended funeral services for sented the lesson and Mrs. Bessie~a relative held Saturday morning Culbreth led devotions, at Berwyn. WILBUR AND CATTLE Daily hog market at Sale Barn, Mechanicsville and Chicago & North Western Yards, Tipton, la. 38 ft. Trailers and 16 ft. Straight Trucks for moving stock to interior plants or Chicago market. We truck to Eastern Iowa Livestock Comm. Sale Every Wednesday at Mechanicsville 25 Years Experience buying stacker and feeder cattle. Business Phones--259 Mechanicsville, 63 Tipton Residence Phone--53 Mechanicsville " T' TI! The Roncherol More than a car, more than a truck--it's a completely new kind of vehicle. A real pack horse that ba~llil more than half a ton. Totally new Tilt Cabal Amer- ica's lowest-priced,* most mad- Tilt Cab line. Six complete newSeries, upto60,000-1b.GCW. ;Z:'.3 ::'Z:::: New pickup with Styleside body, standard at no extra cost, gives you stunning style and the biggest capacity of any half.to.,~n.er. Available in 6~- and 8.ft. body lengths. The boldly modem styling you see just hints at how deep-down modern the '57 Fords really are! New Ranchero rides, handles and looks like a mod- ea'n car. It's a rugged truck that carries over half a ton-more than many standard pickups. Ford's all- new Tilt Cab Series brings modem design to the big-track field. It's America's lowest-priced* Tilt Cab line. New Ford pickups back up their modem styling with higher power, completely new cabs, a new kind of ride. Styleside bodies are biggest of any pickup. The tracks shown here just touch the sweeping changes in the new Ford line for '57. See your Ford Dealer for complete details on the truck to fit your job. *Based on a comparison of factory-suggested list price~ NEW¢obl-completely new-stronger, roomier, smarted New wider windshield. New inboard step, new Hi-Dri ventilation. NEW hydrluli¢ clutch standard in all models from pickups to tandems. Easier to operate-- works llke hydraulic brake. Clutch and brake pedals ore suspended typel NEW Styleddo pickup bodiue standard at • "1o extra cost. America's biggest pickup bodiesl Side Ioadina'* far easier with full-width body. NEW riding eamf~dl Big new roomy cabs, completely new chassis suspension Dad in.',eased visibility improve handling ease. NEW choeeit et~ng~! New frames, up to 13% stronger. New sturdier front and rear axlesi New higher capacity springs l NEW power advan¢oll Higher horsepower~ freer breathing, higher compression ratios, aew Super.filter air cleaner. Short Stroke engine design--V-8 or Six, in every modell For "57and the years ahead-- FORD TRUCKS COST LESS LESS TO OWN... LESS TO RUN...LASTLONGER TOOl I Dial 7061 Your Friendly Ford Dealer Mt. Vernon, Iowa If you're Interested in an "A-I" Used Car - Be Sure to See Your Ford Dealer spent the vacation between semes- ters with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Wilson. Mrs. Eloise Martinez visited over the week end with her parents the John Conners at Ames. The Rev. Eugene Miller and Har- old NicoI1 attended a Methodist ! church meeting held Monday at Ames. Mrs. John Fry was a Sunday din- ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ayres. Mmes. Frank Woods, Kenneth Montz, Alvin Davidson and Lowell Dauber attended the O.E.S. school of instruction Monday afternoon at Wilton Junction. i -- i Linn Grove l l~lrs. Edwin tlarris i LINN LADLES MEET FEB. 12 ~l Mrs. Kenneth Kirkpatrick will be i hostess to the Linn Ladies' Study; club at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12. Two lessons will be given: Use of Lard in Cooking by Mines. Alfred Olson and Ed Mallie and Pattern Alteration by Mmes. Marvin Eber- hard and George Kirkpatrick. Steve Kirkpatrick entered Mercy hospital at Anamosa on Monday for a tonsillectomy. Dennis is staying l with his grandparents, the Louie Bobsts. The Louic Bobsts were Sunday guests at. the Arlo Kirkpatrieks. Andrea and Debbie spent Satur- day with Mrs. Bonnie Larson. The John Strothers called at the Glen Strother, Clair Richardson and Edwin Harris homes on Monday. ',They were relurning to their home in Marion following a week end spent in Mt. Vernon with Mrs. Maude Lacock. They called on the J. W. Carbees Sunday afternoon. Tbe Merrill Garretts called one day last week at the Chipman home to visit with Alta Worster from Dal: | las Center. I The James Harrises and Gary Pot-'| ters were week end visitors in the Edwin Harris home. On Saturday they surprised their grandparents and arrived with a picnic dinner at noon. Sunday afternoon and evening the Don Steeles, James Holtmans and Kathy called in the Harris home. Durwood Sadler expects to return to his home on Tuesday. Lorcn l Stewart returned to his home on l Friday from St. Luke's where they! both underwent surgery on Wed-: nesday. [ Sunday dinner guests a t t h e George Kirkpatriek home were Douglas Uhl, student pastor at the Linn Grove church, and Mrs. Uhl of i Dubuque, Mrs. Herbert Thiele of Dysart, the Keith Kirkpatricks, the Kenneth Kirkpatricks a n d Will Clark. Ely News Kathryn Worley REV. LAREW TO ATTEND ASSEMBLY AT OMAHA The Rev. Francis R. Larew has been named a commissioner to rep- resent the Cedar Rapids Presbytery at the General Assembly of the 1 Presbyterian church, U.S.A., meet-i ing at Omaha, Nebr., May 14-22.] This supreme governing body ofI i the Presbyterian church, U.S.A.,I !meets annually and is attended by 'some 900 commissioners, with ruling elders and clergy being equally : represented. FIRST CItURCH RECEIVES AWARD The First Presbyterian church and its pastor received awards pre- sented jointly by the Iowa ChristSan Rural Fellowship and the Extension Service of Iowa Sta~e college dur- ing Iowa Christian Rural Institute at Ames. Services Feb. 10. 9:30 a.m. Wor- ship; 10:30 a.m. Church school class- es; 6:00 p.m. Junior boys' choir prac- tice; 7:30 p.m. Young adults' month- ly meeting and box social. Wednes- day, Feb. 11, 7:30 p.m. Junior high choir practice. ELY LUTHERAN Worship Feb. 10, at 10:30 a.m. Sun- day school at 9:30 a.m. Church counciI attends a p~e- Lenten retreat at Cedar Rapids for pastors and council members of this area . . . Choir practice for the Jun- ior group at 2 p.m. as usual. PRAIRIE HIGH SHOP LACKS EQUIPMENT Three Prairie shop el,asses were organized the second semester even though the building was not quite completed and some equipment was lacking. "Work benches, due any time, will be assembled by the 64 boys in the classes," according to Clarence Bergman, shop teacher. A first pro- ject wiU be making of a tool crib and of speakers' stands for class rooms. Machinery, some of the remaining tools, lumber for projects are among the "missing" in the shop. Machin- ery will be used towards spring for cutting, sanding, drilling, planing, etc. The shop building is divided into four rooms, one-half for woodwork and shop only and the other half is made up of three smaller rooms~a wash room, drafting room, and planing room. Later on, the planing room will be divided into three rooms to be used for storing tools, office records and extra drafting rocm. Mrs. Joseph Kadlec suffered a ganeral illness ibis week and was taken to a Cedar Rapids hospital for treatment. She is convalescing at her home in E!y. Read The Ads Traffic Violations Ronald G. Christensen, Chicago, Ill., was fined $25 and costs on Feb. 2 for operating a car on U.S. 30 east of Lisbon without a driver's license. Patrolman M. F. Jacobs filed the charge. Telephone 278 cad Mechanicsville,! See rche the B tony of ~ve th /kctiong edor, g tching, s. All I noll 2601 Li 'x q Free Coffee and Donuts all day in and Inspect the New Farmall The most modern and complete line of farm tractors and machinery in farming history. Cl Phone 3521 Mt. Vernon t The cost involved up to the time a litter of pigs is farrows is of considerable significance in the cost of producing pork. fdt that reason it is just good, sound management to save the grea est number of pigs per litter. Also to get them to market at proper weight in the shortest time possible. This saves feet maintenance and also labor costs. Nutrena Feeds are blended to help you do that. They ha¢ been proved on many farms. They are compounded from t best findings of the experiment farms. Nutrena is all feed .' built on positive knowledge of good feeding practices. tther it Dial 58 1 or 5032 Mt.