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MOUNT VERNI)N RECOiII), VOIA'.MIC XLll, HIMIll']It 21
HOUSE VOTES RAID Bill Dugan Retires I SiX NEW STREET
After 31 Years ,Of
ON PRIMARY ROAD tWinthy ILIGHTS ARE ADDED
FUNDS 95 TO 8 :'or ~,'ith Lhe~h:'ier~ern ,=:IT0 LISBON SYSTEM
• ad, Will I ngan was retired on
a I
T'a•ll ~'~ ~ ~ ~ 1 elision the first of ICebruary Will I ~[r ~r---- ~ • • /
l lil uioes TO aena[e. I started his work in l)eeember '1907, ] were l n s t a l i e o
as lu'akenlan ell a freight. In Sep-
Democrats S h o u t[ tenlber, ,9il he was transferred to I Latter Part of Last
66]r~;i'~'t-~'t-li-,Iv~l,'l';'nl~99 i the passenger se "vice and was on[~tTl~lz"
tne streamliner shortly after it was I ---
%Veekl.v Nc~tter (if the put on. His run was froin Clinton [On Thnrsdav and ICridav of hlst
Iowa PlieRS As~x'iation [ tO Boone. I week six now street lights v,'er,,
Iowa's "econonly-nlinded" legis- [ ---- I instulled througllotlt the town ill'
hiture went to work in earnest to-tRie~er Residence I''*sh°n.
day with most preliminary skirm- [x~0 ~ • ~S'~'°~-~ ..... I line was placed in the ntiddh, of
ishing and jockeying" for position uttereo for ale [tilt, Idopk in
fr(Inl of the "O/in. I.e:h
on early bills over 1elnporarily :it[ I i [residence.
another at lh,, tu•id.~t,.
least. The Andrew Rieger property, 1o-] west (if (Jeorge Argolsingers. '['herc
Several bills wore on the cal- ! eated on North Washington street /Is one in the uiiddle of Ihe block ill
(,ndar in lho house for discussion in l,ishon, will be offered for sale at
/front of the IL 11. .Mc','onlo;~i..
hist week but growing opposition pubh¢ auction on Saturday after- |houie: one at tile punlp hoIISl~; Ulll*
forced proponents to withdraw noon, F'el). l ith. The re.sidence is [iu the allcy back of I)r. (kirduer's
lheni "for further study" in at a very desirable property and the i°ffh'c and Oih' t)avl~ of tile lir. Ill ~-
h,ast two easc~, sale is expected to attract it good ger's office.
• NI,.CIINI)~,. , RY IlOAIIS s zed crowd. The property: was, I S 'l'I, e ght, . COl i i ttee, t' la "1 ,s.
. .~. ,~ .... described in last week's paper The I"lanKOt' enall•nlall, and tIV. I,. I):lh]l
,,,2.'lt'(?:lro;','l(7;le):7;l;eti',?dlth:'b~ll ~':;ge:t hthUSehold goods will be ;'.;')~'71"7';,(?u~,7.;1 ',;ttl:,tT~t:'t;,l;,,~l;,t i',,'
setting lit) a full time three-men,- * ' e sanle tllne. ~iV, E.r • " • :y
i) n (" , ~e , _ . Challis is the auctionee.r,tnd !evening.
e • SO 'la, we,.are ooaru IO super- [ ,. ., .~ - " ' ...............
• t}eorgeSailor Ine clerK. •
Redo the pro.sent flve-memher part- S"rln- °reek ~l"b
time group. ------ iS ~ t~ t.s Ul
Arguments ,,-ere about to begin NgW TITAPiilTP Met with Mr. and Mrs.
on the sceondary road bill when! llllldlll~ Illlll~,tIllllIli l'~ ~ll • l
proponents suddenly got wind ofl-llll~lhlliMi.iIpll Illlillllillr ,an lvlorningstar
hardy opposilion developing with ~ll~ii~/ii, ll llllllllllaV
It swiftness that worried them and ~lXili/llall~ llll lll#l'lil "'hc] /tS)l'ing (~- "reek(qUl).... llll!l SIlT-
ill (luarters fronl which they vlere ___ tlrdayevening at the holile of Mr•
originally expecting support. Miss Geraldine l)onahue of Tip-and Mrs. I)an Morningstar. All
tonisanew teacher,nIlsbonhl h eallysupp(r x~s s(l',edlnd Iol
The opposition was forming over "'" '. ' ,'~ 'g ~' ' .; . ~' "; ,' .. .... I '. -
school starting Monda as lnstru( Io~(d ~lth I t)usln( ss ind S()el 1]
the bill's outlined method of fin- " '" ". y ,, ' , ~_ ''~ ' I ," ','," ~ ," :
time.
should he erected by
ther conditions are re-
then Work on the tank
hd. The tower and
eld together first by
er that Work is corn-
structure will be
riveting• This work
ne by the same crew
ag now.
lWer and tank Will be
March 12, but the
have to be done at a
e tower will be Paint-
the tank aluminum.
insPeetor from the
.'ice of the Pittsburgh
in Mount Vernon on
Week to look OVer
Had Many others have offered
tdood
Mee' ngu for transfusions. Among those wbo
have already had their blood typed
Evelllng to determine if it is the right type
needed for the transfusions are:
Arthur Kudart, Paul Kohl, Walter
Vernon eity Council ohl, Bill Wooff, Donald Bureh-
hly meeting on Men- field, Don Current John Crum-
at 7:30 in the city hall. baugh, L. E. Big;er and Harold
iness of reading the Herring.
the previous meeting All these men are ready at any
g of hills was carried
'Mitchell was appoint_ time their blood is needed for a
transfusion.If ttley do not have
Car of salt for the type of bloc
The softe-^- d needed a pint
Peratmn o; .... of their blood wzll be deposited in
o,,ce early, ,. ,, .
e Was also authoriz~a ' the Blood Bank at the I nivers-
Y checks of th~ .-~"~ ,ty hospital and traded for re er
ring on cons3, ,'::e_n type. The blood bank wa.s :tartPed
ndpipe " "'u°U:last week. The type reqnired hy
"" " Junior is type A.
afternoon two state If
n. Des Moines stopned the blood fm the transfusions
h to i ~ • ' '
• nspeet the re had to be purchased it would cost
Justice of the Peace $25 a pint. So thru the kindness of
COnsisted of Check- the Simpson's friends they are spar-
the amount of ed a great expense. Expense has
.'d in fines for traffic not been given a thm, ght Mr.
tng the year of 1937 Simpson says it is to restore Jun-
~¢ith the amount sentior's health that they are leaving
aunty auditor. This no stone unturned Mr. Simpson
nto the SChool fund. gave a transfusion Tuesday of last
aUncii meets regularly Week for the first time in more than
, but When SOmething a month. Fred Blaine gave his
Iding, such as the con- second transfusion last Thursday
;he new atandpipe, two and 1Aoyd Neal furnished 600 CC's
• a meetings are Some. for another transfusion on Satur-
The COuncilmen ex- day. In addition to the blood trans-
a bill of around $1500 fusions, several serum transfusions
Itru(tion of the foun- have been given.
new Standpipe
~nt at the meeting 300 f0-~ "~
Nelson, Dr. E. C.
Lloyd 8nyder, C.
t, and T. I.
Plans
Feb. 16
tuber of members of
of COmmerce
evening for a
in the I.O.o.F. hall
2 Of .the Rebekah
'~ uelicious dinner.
the group enjoyed
~ery interesting talk
th, sheriff of Linn
erne JaYnes -- •
at V ", preRl-
W ernon Chamber
as present and
• ks COncerning the
group With the
'business Session :
eetors Was chosen:
Colon, jr., Vic'
'1:. I.ouis
ent, Presided at the
will be a din-
16, in the
members and
friends.
ean be aCeepte'd
~day noon. I~eserva.
Wat° Mauriee
Itch, l~ud
Sehlemmer.
leyan
assistant to
l:lu rgstah let, an-
'eek that she had
ar position at Ohio
ersity and Will as-
at the Same
1st.,,,,_ BUrgstahler
xne exact ne-
aR not Yet ,been
s probable the
ilar to the One
held at COrnell
i2
Ladies Aid, will
Saturday, Zache
15-c
Strand Sun. Men.
en ill.
Junior will be given his 40th
blood transfusion on Saturday.
l'p until a month ago Mr. Simp-
son had given blood for 14 trans-
fusions, Mrs. Siutpson for two and,
Miss I.enore Simpson for three.
When tbey werc tohl that more
transfusions might be detrinlental
to theh. health n,any local people
vohinteered their blood.
l,oeal people who have contri-
buted blood for transfusions and
the amounts they have given are as
follows: Fred Blaine, 1200)CYYs;
Vernon Kohl 500. lqJ. Osgood
600; William Ilousel, 600: Glenn
Rogers, 300; Vcrne Jaynes 600;
Alice 'Marie Bigger 3o0" Russell
Newton 300- Vic Blaine, 500; and
Harold Beach 6o0. Leoral Evans
will furnish tbe blood for a trans-
fusion today.
urday afternoon, February 4. Mrs.
Archie Minish, county girls 4-H
chairman: Miss Lucille Gore, H.
D.A.; E. William Herr, boy's club
agent; Jean Minish, county 4-tt
!girls president and the county 4-H
boys president assisted in complet-
ing the final plans for the county
4-H .banquet which will be held in
the Methodist church in Mount
Vernon on Saturday evening, March
4. "Fable decorations, menu and
other arrangen, ents were discussed.
The banquet, which will be serv-
ed hy Division No. 5, of the Ladies
Aid society of the Methodist church
will begin promptly at 7:00 o'clock.
All nlen, bers are nrged to be there
on time.
Oyster Dinner Will
Be Held Next Week
PUT UP SUNDAY
Three hundred tons of tee were
cut at the Verba Quarry and put up
in the F J Peterson ice house on
the Cedar river below Ivanhoe in
16 hours on Sunday. Work started
at 6 a.m. and eontinned until 11
p.m.
Assisting five local employees of
the Peterson Co Fred Mizaur, lo-
eel manager end"Carl Ellison, Clay-
ton Eliison Raymond Krmnm and
Melvin Skalsky, were 24 employees
ot the Peterson company from Ox-
ford with the power ice saw which
Was Used last winter when the ice
Was Put up from the Cedar River
below Ivanhoe. It has not ,been
cold enough this winter to freeze
we of the proper thickness in the
river below the bridge.
The ice taken from the Quarry'
"Q~i(~.l in thiekness from 8 to 11
inches. Ice for Mount Vernon for-
nlerly was cut at this quarry and
the Kopf ice house was located
near it in years gone by before ice
was trucked out from Cedar Rap-
ids and so many electric refrigera-
tors Were in use.
I,INN Gl~l;p. F~APIM BUR~'.~'U ,
tiN) -~[EET AT GLENN h~DNER
The February meeting of the
Linn tOwnship farm bureau will be
held at the Glenn Stoner home, on
Tuesday, February 14. in~tead of
the regular date which is Wednes-
day. This will be an all day meet-
ing. Meat and potatoes will be pro.
vided for the dinner Those attend-
ing arc requested to bring a cover-
ed dish and their own dishes and
silver. A Program will be present-
ed in the afternoon_.__.________.~_ __ __
Peterson's ....
_ Begin Shnppmg
ggs To Eastern Market
E. J. Peterson. Inc., have start-
ed their shipments of eggs to t,hv:
eastern market and six cars ha
already been dispatched Six girls
grade and candle the eggs at the
Peterson Plant.
lAttle Women, Strand Sun. Mon.
raise the remainder of the cost[ ext Monday io which fal'm~,rs lind
in Soule way soon. The Inenlbers heir wives are invited. !
are very apprepiative of lhe re- [ A free movie will be shown in the
sponsc from those who have helped. ICily HaU beginning at 10 o'eloek Half of Mrs. May
They are especially indebted to]which will be of especial interesi
Charles Mey..'s who furnished the to f.rn, e,s and win ,ontain tl.ngs Bovey Residence
Niekelodian, for dancing at the not seen in the usual movie. ___-
gym on I)la~ Nlte ~nd to Howard c ~ 1 1 (IV ,
-• " " ' ' ~ , A frec lun h "i l )( S?" C ] at! 11~' ;I}lSl! I)l" douil!l'ul terniino1ogy
Ornls who operated it. . Inoon at the Beranek hnplement in the ~ ill of M rs. I,auna May Bo-
I be Musw Sponsors desne that
"" ; "" " " " '" " ] Store al, d demonstrations will be vev. who db'd in .Mount Vernon,
e',er~onewho (onsldels themselves
"" ' " ' •'" "" " ' held. Several factory traPtor nleu Sll(](leIl]V On "rLleSdav cvening', Jan.
a mcmber of the organization, will be in altendanee i :;l, I'ollo~inK a heart attack, it is
please attend the meeting on] " ' ]llO| known definitely whethcr the
Thursday afternoon and pay their J • I llllM~l~v-r~lllrll• • I I,'irst l'rr,siivl,~rian ehurph of Mount
yearly dues. or leave them with[i/l~l~_~ HIIV~Y Will iV(..non arid th,' b'e,hwated church
Mrs. 1Aoyd Snyder. I dglllIJl~ I~V|IJI ill l~ of l.iMmn will r(,?(,iw, Mrs. l/ove¥'s
MAKE BEOUESTS TO ,,,o,,