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February 16, 1939 THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HAWKEYE-RECORD AND THE LISBON HERALD Page Seven for. Her condition is still serious. Miss Verna Thimmes has been Mrs. Than Dean. Brookside [ Mrs. Vesta Fisher . has been spending a few weeks in the home We are glad to report Mrs. O. B. ~s. Will Robinson i ='~ ~_ spending a few days with h~r of her parents Mr. and Mrs. LeolHaeseler's mother Mrs. Caraway is Mary Rose Crock was'lmother, Mrs. Dora Russell, who Tihmmes. much improved from her illness of those attending the 4-H has not been so well lately. Miss Evelyn Styles has been last week. Victor Robinson spent Thursday spending a few days with her sis- Harold and Kenneth Kaplan at- ders' Training School in in Mechanicsville taking the state ter, Mrs. Albaugh. tended the theatre in Cedar Rapids i~d Mrs. Francis Crock spent 8th grade examinations, in which Mrs. Mary Tonne, formery of this Saturday night. ~. with her parents, Mr. and he received 100 in spelling and 96 neighborhood, is moving this week, ~.~,ethington. in a civics test. with her sons, from near Marion I~er~am- ~,~lered Baker was hostess last Mrs. Sidney Clark, formerly of to near Mount Vernon. Mrs. Frank Letner the Rose Bowl bridge club. here, was called to central Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kline of ~.guests were present, last week. owing to the death of Morley were Sunday evening sup- DEATH OF BAABY GIRL ~-Mary Sievers was taken to her father, per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest SADDENS COMMUNITY ~spital to be cared Mr. and Mrs. Asa Robinson were Tonne. This community was saddened guests for supper, Sunday evening For Sale---Seed barley. Wiscon- Tuesday evening by the death of of Mr. and Mrs. McCaslin in Me- sin '38 Malting. My own raising• little Joyce Elaine Albaugh one of chanicsville. German Robinson. Mechanicsville. a pair of twin girls born on Novem- the four lessons on Nutrition now being studied by the Farm Bureau Homemakers groups all over the county on Friday at an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Berry. The women prepared and served the dinner and during the after- noon a music period was held. Mrs. Berry played the records of the numbers and gave some of the his- tory of each selection. The group discussed the food value and cost of the noon meal. Those in at- tendance were, besides the leaders, Mrs. Harry Decious, Mrs. Joe Mikulecky and Mrs. Sommerall. The Bertram church school was represented at the county Sunday MARTELLE NEWS last three years has been stenog- rapher in a large clothing store in Des Moines. Mr. Thomas is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomas, and he graduated with the class - f --- The Christian Aid society will the other a musical comedy nitro- meet Thursday afternoon and will ber. A spelling contest was held be entertained by Mrs. Ivan Rein-with much enjoyment. Then tim ington and Mrs. Lolen Remington. congregation sang songs, after A. J. Bobst of Mount Vernon which the happy evening was end- called at the L. R. Bobst home on ed. Tuesday morning. Sunday guests at the Joe Baxa jr., home were Mr and Mrs. Gar- nett Mills and little son LaVerne Band Trees Now To . . -- -- lvlr. and Mrs. Ray Mitchell Mr. Save Leaves On . ~:d Mrs. Joe Stepanek and daugh- tr~ ~ Tv ~ , ank Hoffman and soil, Doro- l~lms ano tlaeKDerrles thy Longerbeam, Ruth Huey, La- ,~ ~ -----:77,, ........ :Verne Herbst and Walter Randall. t.anKerworms WlU likely (leIoll- Mrs Wm Longcrbeam sr re atset~lySh~eI~12 17:;~tYeein. lega39s turned to her home Sunday after ......... J spending a week at the home of ann vamaoie trees snoula t)e pro. her daughter Mrs Wes Ciha and Mr. and Mrs. Chas• Driscoll and 16-17-c. ber 20, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. Max tected by banding now, declared family in Solon. family spent Sunday with her par- Albaugh. The parents and twin school convention on Wednesday at of 1935 from the Martelle school. H. D. Tate, Extension Entomolo- Miss Wilma Baxa is spending this ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wethington sister Janice Lee survive with three lhe First Congregational church in He served three years in the army. gist at the tree clinic in Cedar Rap- week at the home of her sister Cedar Rapids by Rev. and Mrs. J. Their home will be in Des Moines. ids last week. near Tipton. Southeast Franklin grandparents, Mrs. Margaret Zak Bruce Eyestone, Mrs. G. R. Jorgen ...... The adult moths of the canker- Mrs. Ray Mitchell. Edd Krumroy and Mrs. Anne Mrs. Wilton Gunn of Marion and Mr. and Mrs. Em-son, Mrs. Amos Berry, Miss Irene BEAR-DYER worms will begin to emerge from ................ mett Albaugh of this neighborhood. M c G o w a n and Miss Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bear announce the ground the first warm spell af- COON CREEK SCHOOL NOTES Kamberling were Sunday evening George Light had the misfortune Private funeral services were con- guests for supper of Mr. and Mrs. to fall on the ice Saturday after- docted on Wednesday afternoon by Brown. the marriage of their daughterter the middle of February and Miss Margaret Slater, Teacher Arthur Vanderbilt. Mrs. Abaline Townsend, 97, fell Helen to Thomas Dyer of Cedar the wingless females will climb the Mr. and Mrs. Francis Crock en- noon in Lisbon, and is confined to Rev. E. T. Gough at the Yocom tertained a number of guests in his bed. chapel in Marion. Burial was down the stairs Saturday and suf- Rapids on Feb. 6. They went totrees to deposit their eggs, said Dr. Many were absent Friday due to fered a fractured hip. Mrs. Town- Houston, Texas for several weeks' Tale. By banding with treethe cold weather and icy roads. their home Sunday. Quite a number from this vicinity made in the Campbell cemetery,send is a great aunt of Mrs. Laura visit. We had our Valentine box Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cook were attended the Burgstahler sale Tues- tanglefoot the females are caught i guests for Sunday dinner in the day. itIR. KING IS HONORED Dobbinett with whom she has made as they climb the tree. In order day afternoon• Manyvalentines home of Mr and ~Irs Clair .... Wilton Gunn and Howard Stork ON 76Ttl BIRTHDAY her home for the past several years. CLARK-DOLLARHIDE ]to avoid disfiguring the tree wrap were exchanged. • . e ~cott .......... n " ~The dlnn were DUSln¢SS V1Mtors in lipton o i " er was in honor of Mrs ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. George King who Mrs. Townsend is resting comfort- Mi~ Aano~ ~lnrk dm~h*~r a~!a strip of cotton batting 2 to 3 Darrel Laing gave a book report / 1 L ..... ° ............ ° ....... ' b y at St. ukes hospital. Mr ~n,~ Mr~ Ber~ Pl~rk n.,~ M~inches in width, around the tree over "Penrod and Sam " last Tues- Cook's birthday. Wednesday. . ..... are spending the winter with their r ~lin "err r .................. ' Mr Mr and Mrs Jonn rneurauI anu i . and Mrs. Will Robinson and ." "' "" "~ turda ev grandson and wife. Mr. and Mrs.M s. t= ton t~ y, M s. Frank Don Dollarhide af C~ed-r Rnnid~ trunk so as to fill all the crevices: day. i Gorman spent Tuesday afternoon family were .caners ~a~ ~Y n~ John Cabalka in Cedar RapidsLetner, and Mrs. Herman Neblker were marired last week and will of the bark. Over the cotton place Junior Emerson visited school on i with Mrs. Ida Miller in Martelle en.lng at me nome.o.t wm. x~ ow.: were pleasantly surprised on Tues- spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. make their home in Cedar Ranids a strip of tarred paper about 5 Friday. LD ANY HEADACHg$ iMr. and Mrs. Wilbur Oldorff anci .mr" ann lvlrs, wilton,, •t~unn. ann day evening by the members of Robert Harrison. * _____. " ' inches wide, drawing it tight and Those receiving 100 in spelling ~,,,._ LATE:Ly~ 4D so Jimmy were callers ~aturclay ev ~i: .... ~ ............ ~ n were visitors Tuesday after-. .... " the Mens Brotherhood and their Mr. and Mrs. Charles BachmanCELEBRATES 25TH tacking the ends which should Friday were: Lorraine Ciha, Wan- I no enlngatthehome otMr ano Mrs ~ll~::i~N~ , on in the narental William Old- . • " families The occasion was the 76th visited Mr. and Mrs, George King WEDDING ANNIVERSARY overlap. The adhesive is then dalene Achey, Bobble Longerbeam, :orff hom~'-^ "- W. L. Morgan in..Marlon. " . ~... ~-:''~,r,,~ ..... ~,,,~=~,~ ......... ~f Mr. Kin-6. in Cedar Rapids in Wednesday af- A ...... ~ "C"'*" .... e ~t~ ~..A spread out in a thin layer cover- Charlene Oler, Laura Clements ternoon ....... ,, ~,.. ~.^_ .., ...... , .... g b ut two-thirds of the width Dean Emerson and Joyee Clha ~,_ ; .......... Miss Madeline t~rlggs ano MIKe mr, .... ~^ -n~o,,ed the courtes,, ,vir. ano mrs lauoert Newnart .. - .... xx,u~c ~,,, c a J J ......... Mrs vvl** r*~-ne~ p,ea~aut,y ~ur- of the tarr~ -- ~~! iian " . GeorgerlartmanBriggs.Were ~unflay aiternoon and Mrs Ralph Bachman, Mr. and Mr. ano Mrs. lxaymon r'ouno ann .' ........... paper• '!~ NERVINE ~ d Miss Rosa Oldorff were Ana ........... beside Mr. and Mrs. King were . . prlseu mere last ~aturoay evening Tree tan le ' ' - ............. me callers at the nome ot mr ann mrs sa visitors Saturday. . • " Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Eyestone, Mr. Miss Bessm Jorgenson, all of Ce- on their 25th weddin-" anniversar- g foot is available at NOT1CE OF APPOINTMENT OF dar Rapids and Mrs. Amos Berry ..... ~ ...... '_Y" local seed stores, and a commercial~ I~:XECUTR[X. No. 15067 I ited "with her" •_ nr ser vis- Mr. and Mrs. winaro tAgn ,were Mrs Gerald Scott. Mr. and Mrs ano oaugnter l orma rann, were, k • - l" . e m woo ano tar paper , , Counw. ets ano a, en oy o ,no supper J Russel Sunda morner tars. )9era Sunday dinner guests at. the nome F G Anderson Mr, and Mrs Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs G ......... is also on the market which is fully NO'I'ICF IS ttb:RI,]BY GIVb]N, that the .. , ' " "wmcn eonslsteu ox oysters, leeas efficient ana --~-~ ........ :^.,, ' undersigned has been on thi~ 10th day ~lf Ibeen ver- illy" ~virs. uussen nas of Mr. and Mrs. George t.ight. Floyd" Kitchen, i~Ir. and Mrs. F. W. r~. oorgenson ................ , cream ano t~rlaal ca~e. tha . iiv~lii=,~ Febiua* ' 'y,- 1939, , duly ~tn)lq mte~ .... aim ! . Y • Mr. and Mrs. Lew Laurence were Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ber- The local school held a valentine .,, • l "" n the cotton batting. [qualified as Executrix of the estate of lne eveluDg was p easanuy ~wr. and Mrs.Ernest Tonne and Sunday guests at the nome ot mr. rv Mr and Mrs Frank Letne, Mr party Tuesday afternoon, s ..... la"in~ . _rio..- "a-'e~_ ~,- With the exception of apple I Harry Lee Spe~k, late of lAnn County, ' so ~ ....... ' " . ....... ve-~ u y ~; va a~ ~ 1, ~ u,u trees whioh Igloo llqlllt]]V ntt'~l'~Ota,'~ ' Iowa aeeeased. All perst,ns indebted t~ :. n were Anamosa visitors Satur- and Mrs. Roy Kohl. :~nn Mrs John Cabalka and the ........... " ' " ' i day evening Mr and Mrs Nort Litts and fam- ' .~'.?" "~" ...... li'e Kr mer ' " .... " :~'TY'~" ~ ' " " ~ ' ' " " ' "' ' " • • ._ lvnsses ~.rma t~tazeK xn a ; Solon all d~aPe~t~ldanat aolraetehha;;; wish ibtY i:heereegssU2ra; ~oPr~Yn~ppolni~ytie~mS' ii?i~nttlihir~,,~:!,iii!idut~!n~i~r~w~,)~ii! I~ 1]y were Sunday mgnt supper!D~.~ l~rrxr T3~ri~ l~itohon nnH ~Irs. Anna Zeller versaries, trees and in some instances ha~t~ i them, duly a'uthenti(~ated in'the office ,ff Sr _~ -~--- -~-- - ----'-= guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ~irs--~ier~a'n'Ne~b~i'l£er.'¥~'~l~iessrs~. - -- Those present were Mr. and Mrs berr ..... !the Clerk t,f the l,i .... t: ...... ty, l ....... Dislri,'t All Farmers Feeding HowardStork: Elmer Border ~ndLee King, George Kramer, Leonzo Mrs. Anna Pavelka has been vis- Will Fischer, William and aoleta Y. __ ]Court. FDNA I¢ JFIIISON p. .... . ............. . . " • Berry Paul Anderson, Darrell iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gustafson and family' ~#**- Davyr'-'-- ~--~eevesun r eeu"" • " ,~rn~'~ writes that she ~gs ~noulo reeu family were Sunday m.nner guests Kitchen and James Cabalka. Preston McCall at Lisbon. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Remington and a. ~. worn,. Att....... y 2":16-23 ;:; :2 ~,eu trorn frequent • . . at the home of Mr anu lvirs, t=lar-i • %~Vlg|~l~ ....... J-~: D.- ~[_A! ence ~oraer-" _• Refreshments were. served at the M~ss' - Ruth Huff of the faculty of daughters Katherine and Carole, Thirty-two boy--"~and~ six ~,.,~ ........ a.~ ~-- :~ehes. Nothing stop- U lrlg [¥1C]! .. _ :" ....... close of the evening, the ~oion nigh SChOOl, was sum- Mrs. Elsie Remington, Mr. and Mrs: feeding a total of sixty-seven in- [ r~ I r~ ,r, a~IL~ em until a friend re- lwr. ann mrs. nesmn rneips, lvir. moned to Cedar rtapms oy the crlt- Frank Clavert and sons, Mr. ann dividual baby beeves in Linn I ttl~_ended DR. MILES for faster growth, and and Mrs. John Light and Willard PROGRAM POSYP~ONED ~2ty i~n?~eg:tohl~r ham2thcehrar_elVloS~ Mrs. Elmer James and daughter county this year, Bill Herr Linn | ,, ,,r.,, .. ~,v " I heal h Light called at the George Light , ~N~ She says Herr= t ier n i g s ; more ~ " " Due to inclement weather ~he g : Marilyn and Mrs. Blanche Hol- County Club Agent said Saturda,, I /-Mong Vl/l[n me l~ews I ,~Lst°ps headaches before weight at "-less cost. ~home Monday. i program scheduled to be, given, last the class• duties during her ab- comb. ' Of uus ......... s~xty-seven neacl twelve'" I_.___,,_,,_ # ~get a good start. Let .... - ..... Friday evening was postponed un- sence ......... ' us prove to you tnat Ahhev Creek til next Friday at 8:15 p.m. There A chimney fire threatened the METHODIST CHURCH ~r2ds~g~s, s~niert~ee~ghtarare Here- ~~.~.~.,1..:..:,.:oo~:,,:o:..:.o:0 ~.ee generations have ..... "~ .... All re r ~nort- yOU can save mone bv ......... is no admission enarge a home of Mr. and M s. John C!!ekSunday school 10:00. horns. Of interest is the fact that DII~IME'~'O /~ l ~DR. MILES NERV- . ..... Y - ,v~rs. ~amaniei /Jean ' rrtoay noon wnen a oezecuve .~l~ective for teealng Riverside Pig _ __ , welcome, chimney caused flames to creep Worship servl, ce 11:00.... twenty-eighthead .of these calves,DUJIIW.. L/tlU/ ~grvou, saess~ Sleepless_ Meal Mrs. Dora Hoffman is spending ,u~wn~n~w ~CE~ ............ At #:no p.m., me r~pworm ~.eague nearly nal~ ot mem were pur- .:o:o:o:.,~,.-~*.,,-~.~.,.,...,,,.,~ **o,,,_*, • ° into me waus ano root o~ me home ..... chase r " * "' '-" ° * * * " "' ~ * ~ * '~ ~ ~ ~ o ~'-"*' • ., " a few days at the Merrill Heft- " .................... ,,,r~-~ .... ~ "o ............. will have an evening service whichd f om Lmn county herds, : *" * ~ due to Nervous It- we can save you dollars, man home helping them to get set- Services on next Sunday win .... o~.u. ........ ~'~",~ .~ ~.:"- will be open for the public. Dr the rest being range calves. I F.F. EBERSOLE, M.D. :v~u~ouzry, Nervo,as In- Try it Today tied in their new rooms begin with church school at 10 a.m., monea wno succeeoeu in exun- . ' I " " ' i .......... Rowley will be the speaker of the n addlhon to the sixty-seven First door east ,~¢ M,~÷~.mo, ,~ .... [~estion, He-~ " ~. . . "_ Mr and Mrs Arvel I)aubemier followed by the worship service gmsnmg me oestrucuve names ......... indivi ........ i ....................... :" vel aaaene, zvt*"~ ....... ano lwrs wesley ~"eniseK~ anu~ evening. There Will de a candle dual calves eight ~.lnn coun- Tele hen 120 --~v, Sickne~. fflanuiaetured ann For and 'Pauline were Sunday dinner 'at 11 o'clock with sermon by the family of Oasis' Clarence Havel light installation service for the ty boys are feeding lots of five P e .~t DR. MII.,E~ NE,~V_ guests at the parental Than Dean pastor, Rev. J. S. Eyestone. ADoris Sweeney of North Liberty; cordial invitation is extenoea to all at YOur dru s . Sale at L1 g tore. Riverside Feed Stores " ~D,~'r~'~, S~al] ha. 25¢ All kinds of Feed ],~o,,, H ,~ " ~ -pkg. 35¢ and Straw -- Main Store 119 14th Ave. N.F:. l~ ~toze No. 2, 222 1st St. N.E. ~l[~ll~ Phone 2-7120 Cedar I~tl, ids We Will Deliver Free OIYlPLETE OPTICAL SERV!CE C. CHAMBERS.INSKEEP OPTICAL CO. Realize--Real Eyes EXCLUSIVE DRY CLEANERS 209 3rd Ave. SW Dial 2-gl31 Cedar Rapids, Iowa home. Mr• and Mrs. Gee. Wallick were to come and share in the services Sunday evening guests at the Mer- of the church. rill Hoffman home. EMMONS HOMEMAKERS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alexander had MET WITH MRS. ALLBEE as their guests Sunday evening for supper, Lew Hartman and Miss The Homemakers of the Emmons Helen Helmer. school district met Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook were an all day meeting at the home of in Iowa City Sunday afternoon to Mrs. Argene Allbee, a leader. Mr,~ call on Walter's brother, who is in Allbee was assisted in the presenta- a hospital there suffering from tion of the lesson on "Soft cheese wounds received in a hunting ac- making In the Home," by the town- cident, ship chairman, Mrs. C. C. Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Than Dean were The noon meal was prepared and Saturday evening supper guests at served by the group. the Golden Miller home. Mrs. Berry demonstrated the Mrs. Kaplan was a Wednesday proper method to prepare a fowl evening supper guest with Mr. and for frying or canning using the "bloodless" method. An interest- ing discussion was held on the uses of surplus milk, and during the afternoon Mrs. Allbee conducted a music period and played the listen- ing numbers giving a bit of history of each selection. Those present were besides the leaders Mesdames John Knapp, Ralph Duncan, Harry Caraway, Sherwin Caldwell, Har- ry Decious, H. E. Gaines, Pearle Berry, Marjorie Allbee and Julia Berry. PRESENT PR~ LESSON ON NUTRITION Mrs. C. C. Berry and Mrs. Her- man Nebiker presented the first of r nto -_ farm and decided to quit farming, I will hold a complete closin out sale at my farm, located to .uount vernon, Iowa, 2 miles wesCof Ivanhoe bridge, right on the gravel road leading from lwm- uamos, 6 miles north of Solon, Iowa, on COMMENCING AT 10:30 SHARP Percheron mare, wt 1700 l ............... lain" wt 1700 lbs, 6 rs old, this pair was up to e* .... . as, o years din; I uapp e grey gc u ~, Y._ " eldin s" ran have always been together. If looking for something extra good, here they are. 1 pair of -, .... t, tn mouthed, wt. 3000 ibs. broke the best and as tough as bulls. LE and Hereford cows, all good age and regular producers, all bred to Shorthorn bull for spring calves, 5 long yearling steers, reds, roans and white faces, just been roughed, but in good shape. same as above, good quality. These have been exposed to Shorthorn bull since September. calves, been weaned and are started on feed. 1 Shorthorn bull, 2 years old, nice and quiet and a 10 or 12 good thrifty feeding shoats. r, narrow ood one McCormick 6 ft mower, c .....gage, a good one; Dain side delivery, cylinder type, a g ; . " - . 2' .Lit oln¢ler, works perfect; Litehfield manure spreader; 3 buggies; Portland sleigh; 7-ft disc wltn corn planters, a John n ...... a R wi h ood wire for both of them; 14-inch walking plow; n?:e; ll-ft broadeast seeder, 3"wagons,"2o f t"llese have good boxes and one has a new basket rack on; .arly new); 2 single row corn plows; 8-see. flexible harrow; 600 lb Platform scales, a good one .gal kettle; potato digger; 3-horse wagon evener; cast iron tank for creosoteing posts (a good nomy cream separator, 600-lb. capacity, and many other articles too numerous to mention. ,f- - HARNESS, COLLARS, e g° a,d heavycone.ord harness in A-1 shame: 1 set of single harness, 4 nearly new leather collars, adjust- /! and 25-Inch collars, 2 are 22-inch'. ," '0oOb.she _. CORN, HAY, OAT,, 7 !1937" crop, b a ¢e d! yellow eorn in the crib to be sold in lots to suit; 600 bushels of oats of which 500 bushels are ti '-y In the barn ....Lincoln variety, a medium early oat and heavv ieiders. 20 tons of very cnoice craver --, put up in A 1 s -" • " " " " - hape. 10 tons of timothy hay in the mow. CHICKENS , ..... 75 early hatched Rhode Island Red pullets, laying heavy. u UAL TERMs HENRY LANG WII, L HAVE LUNCH WAGON E. Challis, Auet., Phone 130, Lisbon, Iowa. ,wner O. E. Markitan, Clerk "Front Row" club. calves in the Western Iowa 4-H Mount Vernon Iowa Mrs Anna M Kucera and Florence ..... ~ ..... Cattle Feeders Club, making a to- %: ' . .~' .... ~ue to me zac~ mat t~ev. t=over- tal of one hundred and seven beef ~ ~ n co W G KRUCKENBERG M D r-_ucera, oi ~olon were ~unaay vls- dale was unable to p-reach Sunda-y, calves on feed in Li n unty. • p. , • • ~tors and supper guests at the home ~ ~._:~.: .... .~ ~r ^ ~ I.., ,~ ; ~. .... hysician and Surgeon oI ~vlr ann mrs. vranK ~osealo .... Coon Creek Office Gearhart Residence ~ ........ churches had a joint meeting m near INortn ~loerty ;~unoay ...... '-- ~i " -'- I- • . me lvlemoa s~ cnurcn. Mrs Jack Ciha Mount Vernon, Iowa Sunday afternoon visitors at the ...... vill -' hem of Mr and Mrs H F Me r ttev. lVl. Trevor t~asKer e urove e . . . :.. . . ,, ye s to Maquoketa last Sunday evening ~ 'Office Phone 63-R2 Res. 63-R3 were Mr. anu Ivlrs. marcus ~eman ...... he M tho" " HONOR MR. AND MRS. Calls Answered Promptly • wnere ne preacneo a~ te ols~ CHARLES JOHNSTON ..... • and daughter Maxme and son May- _.. ~..~. • I--ll~ll'lL naid and Mrs Herbert Beranek ............ ON 31ST ANNIVERSARY i ~ay or Nlgiat ..... • ~ars. t~race nempy anu ~v, rs. uLto oI, iowa t~lty. . .... Fischer were callers Tuedsay after- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston i E.C. PRALL, Dentist ~vlr and Mrs oosepn J. lxroo re .... were very pleasantly surprised on i • ," . , noon in the Mrs. Mma Mitchell turned Saturoayevening Iroma hc~mo Sunday evening at 7 o'clock when i Phones two months' visit at Los Angeles, "'~"~,~, ~,~a ~rs Resslor Ca neighbors and friends came in to l,-~,. Calif., and at Tucson Arizona At ,, ................. role ........... ; •, Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles help them celebrate their 31st, umce -- 242 Home -- 204W LOS ~ngeles mey visltea unnt me ......... Darsee were dinner guests of Mr. wedding anniversary. The surprise Mount Vernon Iowa nrst oz January when mey went to • was cleverly planned by their son ' ...... and Mrs. Merle Murfleld last Sun- Maurice, and daughter-in-law, An- ~ ~ _~ 2~.rlzona wnere mey remained the lay ~veinng I UK JU]tlN B I$1tY/a_N~i Iest of the time. They visited Mr. --Cari-Bt~sc'h spent Thursday night nabelle of Tipton. • • ' and Mrs. Wm. Zobel while at Tuc- in the Allen Mitchell home. The guests of honor were pre-i Veterinarian son. Mrs. Frank Scheuter made a trip a week ago by train to Tucson and drove the car for her parents on the return trip. Mr. and Mrs. Krob enjoyed their visit in the south. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Happel of Cedar Rapids visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kent Sun- day afternoon and were supper guests. Miss Helen Zenisek of Cedar Rapids visited the week end with 'her parents, Mr. andMrs. Leo Zenisek. Sutliff Miss Marjorie Duhme Miss Marie Beese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beese, was feted at a pre-nuptial shower on Tuesday afternoon. Those attend- ing were Mesdames John Zenishek, Joe Herman, Mild Krob, Frank Serovy, George Mallie, John Cilek Carl Lowe, Joe Krob, Frank Krob, Warren Brannaman, Barbara Krob, Glen Kamberling, Charles John- ston, Don Kamberling, Frank Ciha, Fred Shima, Jack Ciha, Bert Bran- naman, Heston Phelps, Emer Sla- ter, Lovell Randall, JakeClark, Elizabeth Kolda, George Bedna- shek, Virgil Beese, Wm. Beese, Lloyd Beese, Marjorie Duhme and! Clare Stout. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beranek visited Thursday evening in the L. L. Randall home. Mrs. Warren Brannaman and Mrs. Bert Brannaman spent Wed- nesday afternoon at John Conklin's. Miss Virginia Beranek of Solon spent Sunday at Pete Randall's. Mrs. George Bednashek of Solon stayed from Thursday until Sun- day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beese. Mrs. Will Smith and son Donald visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Wm. Beese. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reyhons vis- ited at the L. L. Ranadll home on Saturday evening. Miss Marjorie Duhme was a week end guest in the J. J. Zeni- shek home. Tom Franta and family were Sunday guests of Frank Franta's at the Palisades. Early Friday afternoon, fire be- lieved caused from a defective chimney, partly destroyed the John Cilek home. The Solon fire depart- ment was summoned and, with the assistance of the neighbors, all the households furnishings were re- moved. The loss was covered by insurance. BLACK OAK GROVE SCHOOL Miss Marjorie Duhme, Teacher There was no school last Friday due to extremely icy roads. Howard Ciha missed a day of school on account of illness. All of the pupils made valentines for their parents and friends. A review of Lincoln was given last Thursday by Rita Randall, David Shima and Stanley Franta. Water proctors this week are Esther Phelps and Rita Randall; hand washing proctor is Jimmie Klaner. Last Tuesday, David Shima fell and gashed the left side of his head. The fourth grade had an interest- ing study about flax. Reports were given and samples of linen were viewed. Mr. and Mrs. Yule Mitchell of Stine, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Stine, Cedar Rapids spent the week end Mr. and Mrs. Warren Branneman, at the Will Mitchell home. Mr. and Mrs. Emer Slater and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bennett of Marion Louise, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Paralta called at the Phillip Bobst Ciha and family, Mr. and Mrs. home Sunday afternoon. Robert Dolan and Roger and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Claypool and Mrs. Maurice Johnston. of Pella and Miss Agnes May of Cedar Rapids spent Sunday in the Mrs. C. C. Kerslake visited Mrs. Will May home. Lizzie Brown at Tipton and at the Mr. and Mrs. Louie Bobst andh°me of her brother, Chas. Brown Cladys called in MarionSunday at Olin, recently. afternoon. The Coon Creek Sunday school Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl But- people entertained at a picnic sup-I terfield, a daughter on Feb. l l, at per last Wednesday evening in! St. Lukes hospital, honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cline Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hurt and Bar- and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gifford bara Jo of Cedar Rapids and Mr. Hansen and family, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Nell Norton and Wilford Audis Bennett and family and Mr. and Roger Lee of Anamosa spent and Mrs. Andy Laing and family Sunday in the Joe Hurt home. at the Coon Creek church. This Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Darsee and was a farewell party for these fam- David were dinner guests Sundayflies, as they will all soon move to i nthe Ival Clark home at Olin. various places. Mr. and Mrs. Ciha Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas entertained the group very cleverly spent Sunday in the Ivan Larsen with two selections, one a medley lI home near Springville. [ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stiver and I daughter of near Newport and Miss SALVE ! Doris McColm of near Morley call- ReUeve~ I ed at the L. R. Bobst home Sunday afternoon. I COLDS Mr. and Mrs Add Rich and JohnI L|qu|d - ~able|~ Price ,.re~ staying in the Lowell Kohlii Salve- Nome home while the Kohls are visiting Drop, 10c & 25c Mrs. Phillip Bobst spent a few sented an end table and a very i Phone days with relatives in Marion.lovely lace table cloth, i s: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Darsee andChinese checkers, as usual, range Office 40-R2 Residence 40-R3 David spent Thursday in Cedarhigh in entertainment, and young Mount Vernon Iowa Rapids. and old enjoyed this fascinating , ' Mrs. Trevor Baskerville calledgame. ~---~--~ ~-- G M WILSON on Mrs. Mina MitchellMonday At the close of the evening de- • • , afternoon, licious refreshments were served• Attorney-At-Law Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Parker call- Those partaking in this happy oc- Practice in state and federal courts ed in the Will Parker home at casion were the guests of honor, Counselor-at-Law and Notary Pub- Paralta Sunday afternoon• ~v~r. ann mrs. t:nas, oonnston and lic. Office over DeLuxe Coffee Mrs. Jennie McConaughy spent Roberta, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. An- Shop, Mount Vernon, Iowa. last week in the Arthur Slyer home helping them move in their d~r~snKa2da2aY2~ DMrott~dLy::" Phones: Office 129 Home 43 new home on the A. J. Slyer farm. ard Gallmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Cloud JOHNSTON BROS. in Texas. Mrs. Mild Lacock of near Whit- tier fell last Saturday and broke her arm. Funeral Directors Rev. and Mrs. Baskerville and Miss Mary Nelson were Monday evening dinner guests in the Nel- son home in Cedar Rapids. It was Miss Nelson's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Oltman and family called in the Howard Dragoo home Sunday evening. Rev. and Mrs. Baskerville were dinner guests of Prof. and Mrs. Ressler Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Remington and Carole and Mrs. Elsie Remington visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Fields, and also shopped in Cedar Rapids last Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. Baskerville were dinner guests in the Mrs. Chloe Newman home on Sunday. Mrs. Howard Dragoo called at the Harvey Barber home Monday. Leo Drumbarger of Viola spent several days in the Dick James home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Darsee and David moved Tuesday to the L. R. Bobst upstairs apartment. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kuhn of Marion spent Sunday in the Albert Bobst home. Mr. and Mrs. Blood of Lisbon called in the Howard Dragoo home Sunday. The Methodist Ladies Aid society served lunch at the Francis Rob- ertson and Eugene Armstrong sale which was held on Tuesday. The Methodist Aid society will meet next Thursday afternoon Hostesses will be the 1st division. C. B. Johnston, Licensed Embalmer H. R. Johnston, Licensed Enbalmer Lady Assistant When Wanted Mount Vernon and IAsbon For Prompt Removal of all DEAD STOCK Call Our Nearest Phone Collect Cedar Rapids 4612 Anamosa 542 Stanwood 800 IOWa Dept. of Aglql~/lttlllO IAoense No. 1 SANITARY RENDERING CO. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Teleplnme Mr. Vernon 6000 SCOTT McINTYRE & CO. 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