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........... ........................... - Mrs GeOrge Barn of Martello uo.. l: b vpa r, .arlan Rodman.She takeSwho thehas offiCeheenl
,spent Thursday in the Rev. and ................. ""°
I NIIN£~ tip THE W~FK IN I I.~RIIN I Mrs. M. L. Hill home. In Sacramento, Calif. -- editor" for the last two weeks. State of I_
It#VJi&l~.l V& i"Eaa ww,,-,--*a,~ [,as ---aa,*a~val Mrs. Charles Dodd of Tipton is __ . . .~ / NOTICI~
h,~r,. .~......'-A~.;-~.~,~.~..,~, Leo Fredermk and Elaine Riegerlundersigned
• ,,,.,u ............ r~ ,,,~,, ,, ~ ....... .... ,..._re,-" Phone 125 i visiting since Saturday with her Mrs ...... Ann Wenger i'ilson daugh [~,,,~,u,,,~,~2,,~,,~,a,~"~ have received 100 in Spelling all ]Fet ..... y, 1
• ~ ' " "" -- ' Phon 1.%5 i sister Mrs. Fred Kohl. hw of Aln'ahanl and Catherine L ~ ~v. ax~ week fled as Ae
Mrs. Fred Blttle. News a~eporter, r e .. ! I ight Wen (1 \v )is but n " -- • • : Rev Craemer of Cedar Rap m~" ........ I Emma C, I~Ail
/ Mrs. Grover icNee of Mechan- " g)" : ~" " m l.eDa, non ," ..... ~ne lxoamans moveo on wen- tdeceased. A
-~acneu nere ~unaay morning " " e are re[
~**~,,~,~j~,6@~.~*~o**,@.:~:~.'~:,**'.~--'-~:~**--~--**,*:. icsville spent Thursday of last week county near Jonestown, t'enn,. Jan- ~. ........ nesday but are going to continue, estat - -~er~
l-'resoy[erlan pulpit l-lev • ' ...... paymen~ t.
• I with Mrs. John Peterson. nat y 14, t s,,,, and (h patttd tilts . . , " ..... : _ __ coming to our SChOOl tor me re- having cla ms
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Vrooman 0 Mrs. Ray Kamerhng and Mrs. I Mrs Mar- Cook ......... life March 5. I.q3f* in Sacramento, electricity. They may be seen in a i accompameo nere oy ms (~augnter mainder of this year. them duly a~
of Wyoming were Sunday guests I Virgil Flynn spent Tuesday with I were "visitor's in Ti:tno~ ~(~s ,~,ultn ('alifornia daze for the next six weeks, so if an(]. ner tmenu, " , ... Our cocoon which" Leo Frederick" .... i the ~'lerk!, rt of
of Mr. and Mrs• Lester Mitchell. I relatives, in. Cedar Rapids. I anicsville last Th,,r~sn~-,,, o,*,,z, lvlecn- . Sly(,, ('ame. west. . with .... her parents yOUou see. them in such conditions, I At the . close o~ me services, a brough't to" school, sounds as if ~[i'~ ],-,.t ,_on •
Mrs BoRon Wilson of Mount G.K. Frmk was home for a short "'i................. in 1~6o and temded m lAst)on until Y wfl!.know they.are concentrat-! congregational vote was taken, ....... ~.: ..... :..~ ,. : ......
I • . lld~ DUlll~g:=bllltl~ lllOVlll~ 111 lb, VV ':: ~ t
"" " .......... "~ ~"'~" '*i ..... ith his family durin¢ the l ~v, ss Mary ann nugn r~mott ot her mar,-iag(, to l(,e l,'ilson in 1881 mg on mese two d~wsmns of phy t ;h~Cehllre:?l~edntm a call to Rev. are hoping a butterfly or moth will !H. K.~
vernonspent o-.-uoz o,,~ ~,.~,~(_ wee~k "end returnin'~'to Texas on] Mechanicsville visited on Tuesday They li~ed ill Coun(il Bluffs for ics That reminds me I had bet IoY;r ~h . n, w!.s.,, to ta~,e soon come out. !
in me nome ot ner son vtrg - s with Mrs S E Arbin ast ' s • . -
Sunda" • • • g • son]o time where Mr Filson waster cut this article short and study t e pastorate oI tnls cnurcn, w,~ ,~,~,~ ~n~,-,,h ,,~],~,~,~o ;,~ a,-,
son ~" • ...... m " , ~. ...........................................
" . ...................... , M,ss Gertrude Hahn of Cedara ,'aih'oad engineer. 1Tpon moving Y assignment for tomorrow.--OKi ~aSn°(2 ~:ia~ is expecteu as ne wl!l class Friday a little Dutch rabbit
Mr. and Mrs lYlllO l~allDan an(1 Nlr. ann Mrs. ri. ~.. ~te~ ~Ht~ i "" ' o C.( i " "' - "
........................ Ma"uoketa s....ntlRap ds Tinted Saturdaym the Mr , from ~ he ~ ~s m ti~e era- JUNIOR NEWS I where h e easea ~rom~ne cnur.cn boy carrying buckets of water. ', |
eml~ren vlsl~q[~ ruesaay evening at dU(Utn 2%1111 o1 M ~ ....
the Emil Reyhons home in Mount the week end with his parents, Mr. I and Mrs. 2ames Tyson home. tt.)olo~., Ofvearsthe Southern Pacific for .Most of the Juniors had all fourI Presbyterye doesS a~ notPresenCconveneanauntilme r~--I[1"
tJeorge l-tel(1 o~ ~:eoar -,xa-ids vis ot meir six weeks tests on Frida W~te-6al,[ ~,-- ilj
Vernon and Mrs. T. M. Lee. I P - ~. " • ". .... Y the second week in April. However, ! w~
• . ..... ................... ~_:~_..]ited Monday evening with his par- .~r. an(] .urs. p'i~son celebrated lvmyoe that explains why 100V¢ Of[services will be as usual Sunday,Mrs. Raymon Stearns i .,-
Born to Mr. ann Mrs. A. M. e,n- mrs. w..n. ~tun~ .~p~ r~u~Ylents Mr and Mrs R R Reid their fiftieth wedding "tniversarv the Junior Class spent Thursday March 12th
o edar IRa ~ds a son Martin with Charles ~UnKle in ~avenpor~ ...... 1 mu t, o ( ' ' •' " __ Mrs. Ralph Wethington,Miss l ~,(~'~
dreas f C P" ' ............ ~ Mrs F J Kolek s-ent Tuesda- " ~ : "y 2 , 1.~al. Mr. l,'ilson died night at home with an odd assort
Lowell at St. Lukes hospital on ann l-~ari ttUnKle o! ~cnenectaoyI ' ' ' P Y ,%pt 6 l'i~4 " " -
~ilyhn~h~ i~~4:ii~l~~' bw~i~w~" I i~!~~/~~~ii~!~r~iii' ..... i~iiii!iiii!i~]c~?!i(f ~!}iiiiiii~i'i(ii(ii!~rl!• ' ' : • .' ",' w" ,' "- ~!~~°t°~ti~" " the SCHOOLof electingELECTIONtwo new WILLmembers to VernaMr andThimmeS'Mrs. GlennMr" andsiversMrS. R.! 1-'
) BE HELD ON MONDAY A. Stearns attended the funeral m
On Monday, March 13th the an- services of Miss Pauline Zimmer-I
' .... i nual school election will be held man at the Beatty Chapel at Ce-~l
in the City Hall for the purpose dar Rapids, Monday• i Oar
• " " " .... r s for Dr H M Cameron of Alden ~ Mr and Mrs Jack Macaulay of • u}rv]vmg are th "ee daughters A last call for book re orts w
Mrs" g L ........ ~: t;reliy Will be'hostessdays" I Memphzs, Mo. ramcnto.s . . English and literatme" textbooks the board of education. The terms pleted their moving to the Arthur jr°m- !
to the Woman's ~,~ene~ ~o p ..... . • M s ' • ., . . P as
their guest day and regular meet- Minn., visited several days last/ D:ytOo~ ~v:/e.OrV~r~si.ghMtrgU:nStS MFr~ i' :l~ii" l'~:s(3Z~:~'c~f San Macheo, g;ven to the Juniors, Friday.It I°f Lester Niehol and Merle Clif- Boroughs farm last week. Mr. and Creanl
ton expire this year• Mrs. Walter Geadelman of Cedari n01]I
ing on Tuesday afternoon March week with h~s morner l.~rs. _mary/ ..... p , • . ~ .;..~,. /~ ~ ~oleman of Sac- '.eros that several of them had ------- Rapids moved on the farm vacated' r
14 ' ,..o,,=,v,," ........ ..,oh;o o.o~;o-or, mrs. C. W.,J ~. ~. aonnston, r,im( nto. t ,ai T., ,and Mrs, /. Beula Just delayed' making" an appoint-• " ] Mrs. Graydon Johnson was host- by Glenn Sivers I Tender
~gfZ~ee~ra?~ ? :~bh°UThm~:~;~Ir's' .Fr.ank S~:u:r WrhOhasjeen Carbee~~rng~~r~W~rl~ngneh°r Mrs John Mohn of Cedar Rap l)'tvis of Burlingame ('~tlif" live menttoglvethmrreportandfoundless to the Ladies Aid of the M.E. Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Stearns! pun,'
~at~u;ng!yds mfsoRti aMd~ineeti~s~7i !i!! i!i]~i!V iijmi(i ))tii~!h;: ~ !ahuce?t~G church at her home west from and family assisted Mrs. Charliel ~]
sht°mne tt~?YMf/:l°~enag :' t~ ,,I t~[ :f S'°rfj~eb°t:k faC;ol~sithwthee town Friday afternoon.Busch in celebrating her birthday i ,Jelly
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her home Tuesday and y . . " lisbon t~:-..: .... ~ " ' I Mrs. Hattie Goddard, who has Sunday. i Drop
friends will be glad to learn she Dwayne Andreas at h~s home m Mrs. Walter Raver and two chil- "'l'm'(~"s~'~" , SOPHOMORE NEWS /been quite seriously ill with a Bud Smith and J. G. Walker of i
i ii~ ~t~;;Ml ~.r !i i~ii dE~i~sHnU ~ ~!!yr/[aUf wsMt%Oea~f t WVwMIrI~ ~r~~!e!i~!YR~!i! F!!I~I i !i!I ~[!iiBON( Hi °i :~i: iiii ~~! ~ ~t f i~ii tLhSa a ~ii!iI heart writing•town,Mrs, attaCkwasDan takenMas°n'iS someto southwest st.better Lukesat frOmhos_this accompaniedFl°ydh°meM°rleYsiver Sunday.CalledandthematIncliffordthetothe theOtisFairbanksaftern°°nWillardSivers i Chocoi!~m""~L"n!!Ch°C°"
I I pital in an ambulance Friday. She Molley home. i
was suffering from a acute attack Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sivers and~ Choc0.
of gallstones. Ralph Kuntz spent Monday eve- p0tlll
The heavy truck moving new ning at the Otis Sivers home.
tenants to various places, has made! Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sivers, John l ChocO,
the roads almost impassable Sivers, Mr and Mrs Ira Hempy, I p0tlll
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Studer" are at! Ivan Hempy, Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeI ~. _,e~|
the Charley Brown home this week, Beighle, Jr., George Beighle, Sr.. l:~Unt
taking care of things, while Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Busch, LeT p0tlll
and Mrs. Brown are taking a pleas- Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Stearns i~ ,
ure trip. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peet attend-[ JUSt
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Overbaugh ed John Miller's Day at Lisbon last[ in our
maining to assist with the w k. / Walmer farm to Mount Vernon. ,. ; and .Mrs. Audis Bennett move ~•-~ ;. .... raver, W il.ma studies I consider myself quite left Saturday for Winthrop, Iowa, Wednesday. I
"~even~een ...... girls O~ me Fe~erated~u Mrs. Dacken's parents, Mr.. and lasti week and. spent, several days ~age,mi er~Vlarj°rmLoi vanaeoerg, Ethel lucky to be remembered with only to attend the funeral of Mr. Over- Tuesday evening a group of!
v~m~-=m" .... "^:- ,Ju,ur""'a ':".,.'~":'-'"~""'a ,,,:°"~ ,,,o-~'"° Mrs. John. M..Hall and. thmr daugh- w th them m thmr new home near Ellgg s Roup, Katy Kruse. , five ,sub'ectsi ..... Kntv.~ .......... ;anh,,,~;~ ,~,-w" baugh's niece, his sister's daughter friends arrived at the Charlie ! t
p,~all~y .............. O~ mrs ~ay~uru ~. n,m,u---:'- ter Sylwa. arrived Friday from near Waldorf. Frances- en BurroWsRe , Harry B~gger, cera.' We noticed' that fast re-Dick Greenwald has been quiteKuntz home to help Mr. and Mrs. ! ~*
..... ' ........... Forest City to operate the Walmer Miss Blanche Wallick of Jolt ~. ynollds, Kenneth Dun revery Katy made after that ill and under the doctor's care the Kuntz celebrate their 6th wedding l FreSh
ton xor melr march m~¢tlng uu et c . . - . entic-
Tuesday evening A chili supper farm• fA Sl~olWill join them at the IlL spent the week end with her-~2rne~°nme ~,mmons, Pauline mg description. Would you like to past few days• His place in Joe's anniversary. A bountiful picnic' _
at six o'clock preceded the bust- close o sc . parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wallick " make a farewell speech now, Katy? grocery and meat market is being supper was served, after which Fres]~
ness session and program in charge Mrs. Lyle Capper was hostess at and Tuesday went to Sioux City on F'AME A very athletic type! You know one filled by Gordon Leinen. games were enjoyed until a late
of Deborah Graver. A report ofher home Tuesday evening to the
the book on conditions in India Past Matrons of Lisbon Chapter
was given by Charlotte Graver.O. E. S. Recently organized, the
A membership contest is on with meetings will be the first Tuesday
Carolyn Kepler captain of the blue of each month and officers are:
and Elizabeth Frederick captain of president, Mrs. C. B. Johnston;
the yellow. For entertainment the vice president, Mrs. E. P. Bigger;
IP'oup had a treasure hunt~ secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Caper._
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Automobile Financing
Cattle Personal
OOMBINE
a helpful spirit.., with honest action
The true helpfulness of this bank is being
demonstrated every day. People come here to dis-
cuss financial and business matters• We devote time
and careful attention to each one.
Many times we are able to give helpful bank-
ing cooperation. But in every instance we express
our friendly, honest opinion and give sound reasons
for whatever we may be able to do, or not be able
to do.
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We have evidence that this straight-forward
method of dealing with our friends is valued and
appreciated.
Bank and
pany
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $75,000
John Auraeher, R.B. McConlogue,
President Vice President
G. L. Hill, Cashier
HOUI~: Daily ExceDt Saturday
9 to 12 a.m., 1 to 4 1).m.; ,~tturday 9 a.m. to 1 l).m.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
TIME TO BE THINKING ABOUT
SEED for
~ Spring
HighestfEEDe Tested
You cannot afford to plant inferior seeds.
Field Seeds of All Kinds
Including Alsike, Medium Red, Grimm,
Etc., Timothy Seed, Sudan Grass
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and Millet
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Phone 32 Lisbon, Iowa
a few days business trip.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Resewehr of Stanwood a nine
pound daughter Patricia Ann at
St. Lukes hospital on Thursday,
March 2. Mrs. Resewehr was for-
merly Miss Dorothy Beaver.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Stabenow and
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Stabenow
visited Sunday with the former's
mother Mrs. Anna Svoboda in
Solon and took her a lovely birth-
day cake in remembrance of her
86 years•
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Graver en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday in
honor of their daughter Eleanor
who was four years old, and Mrs:
Oscar Mohn, whose birthdays were
on Friday. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Graver, Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Graver and Miss Leta Cox,
all of Cedar Rapids; Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Mohn and John Mohn.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Holland, sons
David and Jan Phillip of Leland
were guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Sankot from Satur-
day until Tuesday. Mrs. Sankot's
mother, Mrs. Mary Long, left Tues-
day to spend an indefinite time
with a daughter Mrs. Arthur Hole-
peter in Miami, Fla. She will stop
enroute with relatives in Peru, Ill.
Hostesses at a party for Mrs. Or-
ville Crawford at the E. E. Stahl
home last Friday evening were Mrs
Frank Wooldridge, Mrs. Merle
Long and Miss Nadine Stahl. Chi-
nese checkers was the entertain-
ment. Sharing the courtesy were
Mrs. Ida Crawford, Mrs. Grover
McNee and Miss Maggie McNee of
Mechanicsville; Mrs. G. R. Camp,
Mrs. Carl Reece and Mrs. Howard
Burns of Cedar Rapids; Miss Phyl-
lis Stahl and Mesdames John Haak
Mary Terryberry, John Peterson
Leon Morningstar, Roy Plattenber-
ger, Don Bowers, Dean Clark, Ken-
neth Graver, Carmen Albright,
Clayton Nosley, Anna Belle Bittle
and E. E. Stahl.
"Fame" is a reputation all con-
~:pire to attain. It is hard to gain
and very easy to lose, but still we
deem it worth striving for. Of the
many ingredients for the founda-
tion of virtuous fame, sincerity of
purpose is the most necessary.
Fame built on false merits is very
susceptible to destruction when ex-
posed to the minute inspection by
greedy rivals. The components of
true fame must come from within
the individual• His character must
have clear moral outlines, his in-
telligence must be sufficient to cope
with every day problems, and he
must be able to easily acclimate
himself socially. Publicity may be
able to "ballyhoo" one into fame,
but if the proper underlying quali-
ties are lacking, he will soon crash
from his false macrocosm.--GR.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
GIVES TALK IN ASSEMBLY
Last Thursday, Dr. Gardner, who
is a state representative, gave a
very educational talk on the state
legislature and its functions.
Dr. Gardner, who helps attend
to the different bills, told how they
were corrected, saying that often-
times a few commas, an extra let-
ter, or a period would change the
whole meaning of a bill. He also
told about the difficulties the legis-
lature sometimes has overfalse
claims, and what is done about
them.
The state representative ended
his talk by discussing the different
state institutions in Iowa, bringing
out their good points and their im-
portance to the people.
Dr. Gardner's talk was very in-
teresting, and we all hope that we
may have an opportunity to hear
him again.--PW.
STAFF DINNER
Friday evening the newspaper
staff gathered at the high school
for a seven o'clock dinner. The
dinner was served cafeteria style
in the home economics room. The
dinner was exceptionally pleasing
to the eye, since most of the food
of these "He-Men" type! Maxine:
"Jiri Flabetin," otherwise known as
"George". Just ask Maxine how he
signs them though. Why don't
some Iowans take lessons in tech-
tuque we wonder? We also noticed
that guitar in the picture! Keep
it up Maxine. A letter a week is
nothing to laugh at.
Thus we draw to a close our
foreign correspondence for this
week. We'll be back next week
with more news. We forgot to
mention that we have noticed the
topic of government has been bar-
red from all letters but Grace's.--
LR.
FRESHMAN FLASHES
Flash! Red hot from Lisbon come
rumors of Freshman romances!
Who is the certain someone who
can make Phyllis Franta's heart
do tricks? Why is Alberta Gaines
so happy lately? And what could
possibly be the reason for Junior
Brown's elation? Your Freshman
reporter says it's romance. Leona's
heart turns over when the latest
comes near, and Bernice Lein-
baugh's heart-throb can surely in-
crease her pulse. Lately she has
been very despondent, but Friday
she brightened up. I wonder why?
And what can be back of "You're
A Sweet Little Headache," the song
which is always being sung by
Frances lately? If you can answer
tbese, you're a genius.--FH.
7TH AND 8TH NEWS
Wilma Beasmore, Melvin Crock-
er, Eugene Emerson, Bernard Gish,
Glenn Hinrichsen, Norman Nesley,
Nola Robertson, and John Stone
received 100's in spelling this week.
Wayne Beasmore, Robert Bova,
Catharine Briggs, Geneva Cave,
Iva Johnson, who has been con-
fined to his home for some time
with an attack of neuritis, is still
unable to return to his work, but
is much improved.
Rush Clippinger, rural mail car-
rier, has been confined to his home
the past week with the flu. His
brother Ernest is covering the mail
route for him.
Miss Jewett Heston returned to
her duties at Cornell college, Mount
Vernon, Monday after a week's ill-
ness with flu at her home on East
Main street here.
Word was received here Saturday
evening of the death of Tom Bick-
ett at his home in Lisbon that eve-
ning. Mr. Bickett was a former
resident of Mechanicsville, having
lived many years on his farm west
from town. His wife was Effie
Staab, also of this place, where she
had lived on a farm her entire life
west from town. Mr. Bickett suf-
fered a stroke a week ago and it
was thought he was improving,
when the end came suddenly.
Relatives from this place attend-
ing the funeral of Oscar Kohl at
Clinton Saturday afternoon were
his mother, Mrs. Duane Kohl and
his sister, May Staab, Mrs. Mary
Pfieffer; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kohl
and son Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Gee.
Scott and Marne Thimmes, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Kohl and his son Albro
Kohl and wife. Mr. Kohl was a
former Mechanicsville boy and a
complete Obituary will appear in
this paper next week.
The Pollyanna Sunday school
class of the M. E. church were
entertained at the Stanwood par-
sonage, on Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Supplee.
Marguerite Schleder, daughter of
hour• Those present were Mr. ant I
Mrs. Laurence Stabenow, Mr. and~,
Mrs. Oscar Stabenow of Lisbon;!
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bear, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Andre and family,Mr. ;
and Mrs. Andy Hunter, Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Morningstar, Mr.and l
Mrs. Charlie Busch and family Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Beighle, Mr.and
Mrs. George Bieghle, Jr., Mr. andI
Mrs. Raymon Stearns and family, i
George Beighle, Sr., Dorrina Dor-
cas, Elizabeth Houver and Ralph
Kuntz. !
Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Stearns
and family called at the LeT Kohll
home Wednesday evening• i
Mrs. Mottle Wilson of Lisbon is i
caring for Mrs. Dora Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Grimm, and i
Mrs. Merle Grimm of near Marion, !
called on the former's sister Mrs. i
Dora Russell, Tuesday• Mrs. Rus-
sell, who has been ill for some
time isn't so well at this writing.
Her many friends and neighbors
wish for a more speedy recovery•
Monday evening, the senior class
of the Morley High School enjoyed
an ice cream supper at the Perry
Russell home.
Mrs. Emma Stearns of Cedar
Rapids received word from Free-
port, Ill., last week of the death of
her cousin Mrs. Mary Hummel
Geyer, of Portland, Oregon, at the
age of 85 years. Mrs. Geyer visit-
ed a number of times in the vicin-
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hip, and died Feb. 27, from the ef-
fects. The body arrived in Free-
port, March 3rd, where funeral new
services were held in the afternoon,priceS
The remains were taken to the Da-
kota cemetery where interment
took place beside that of her hus-
band. She was a former resident
of Dakota, Ill.
Joann and Patsy McCall went to
the home of their aunt, Mrs. Fr~tnk
Schneberger near Iowa City, Wed-I
nesday to visit for the remainder of
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the week.
LISBON CHURCH "NOTES nerWaS hOtthe frOmstaff themetStove. Afterindin- 5TH AND The Ways and Means society of~;'""" .................
upstairs the 6TH NEWS the Presbyterian church will meet
METHODI'I-~-'CHURCH assembly room where they partici- Those absent because of illnes, Friday afternoon, March 10th, in
Glenn S. Hartong, Pastor pated in several group games which last week were John Williams the church parlors at 2:30. A good Directory
9:30 a.m. Church school, proved to be very interesting. Mr. Dorothy Gage, Eugene Bova, Orvin attendance is urged. ,~:,,:,:,,.,~:,:,,..,,:,:,.:.,:,.:o,
10:30 a.m. Morning Worship. Scr-: and Mrs. McHugh were indeed Kent Frink, and Bueta Harris• Gracia Guild of the Presbyterian
men, "God in Experience•" missed. The group had planned Lawrence Gouchee was snowed church will meet with Mrs. Don J.M. CARBEE
On account of much illness in on having Mr. McHugh give a short "out" Tuesday. La Vonne Vande-Gemberling Friday evening, March Insurance
the community the Lenten Roll speech on newspaper work, but it berg and Dorothy Gage are out this 10th.
Call will be postponed from March was impossible for him to be pres- week.
12. to March 19. Roll Call cards ent. We now have fourteen sixth Mxs. John Kerwin has been quite Notary Public
~Vo~L be .distributed next Sunday to Committees for the party were graders. Dorothy Mac Longerbeam !ll the past week and confined to Phone 127 Lisbon, Iowa
- xrlenas ann memoers of the as follows: refreshments, Caroline, has come from Mount Vernon wert~ed. She is some better at this ........
cnurch. _ Marjorie and Lois" entertainmentThose receivin~ mn ~,, ~;....•~-,__ ng.
he,SUng ~he:p~Sthdev.otions w/!l be Otto, Elizabeth, and Lowell; pro- spelling tests ar~e'~]3arbara ~Boy~a , Char l.ey Stoffe!l was taken to R.L. FRINK
6:30 p.m. ouls~ cnurcn at gramvt~oraon, Marilyn, and Katy. Robert Roup Dorothea Tillia and ~owa t~lty ~amraay where he willHeating, Plumbing, and Wiring
i~?~on~d!!!!i ~u~!~~!~:~ o~i~ ~~ii!:i ~~i;!~~i:fw;~l;i Res. 94W.Lisbon,Lisb°n'PHONESM. BENNETTI°WaIowa Office 110
~:~-~ _~',~' D--;~. ~,~_ p Y" carload of students who come to ten b Dor . . "evening to help entertain the school Real Estate and Insurance
-.vv ..... ar,~,, .,~ sch " - y othea Tlllla. - . Farms for Sale
....... • .... " eel every cmy from his vicinity A nerf~ct gee ra h a ..... masmrs club• The httle Misses are
• v:vu a.m. ,nstruction ~or cnim- Robert's favorit ...... -' ~" -~ g P y p per ~a~ Darla D~^ ~' ....~.. ,_ .. Houses for Sale or Rent
r e subject is ~nys written b Je ~ o~un, ~.#lXle ,.ee ~v~a
en and rehearsal for Junior Choir i ........ "~ " y an Johnston ........ - Office Phone---146
,.,, ..... • cs, wmcn ne is taKin tlais year ,, h~,, ............. ,.._,., ~ son, t~narlene ~cnleaer and Bever-
~.uu p.m. t:onvert class, under *" ~. ~ g . W ..... ~ ~,,,,,~ v~,~ uwur*m .ree 1-- ""~
Mr ~tann y ~ ~onnor
7:30p.m. Lenten Devotions-- Last ear Bob wa ' "" hand paintings on our bulletin p ......:L ........ -T~--~~~
Rosar y S In me one boards The ~u~ ±,oma~ accompanleu nls
y, Sermon and Benediction ................ - • y are ultra-modern art ........... Lisbon, Iowa
Fridav._. aUUr p~ay, ~ne ~amperea. . ~arnng,"because most of them cannot be oaugnter, J~e~y, to t;eaar. . ~aplds Dealers in
7"3n ---- we.. ^, ,.~ ,~ .... p esented by the aumor class as a understo v the n~or~a,~ ,~Saturday where she ~s taking s e
• = ~,:,,, .... ~ w ~,~ ~ross an(~ benefi* ~"-.* ....... od b .........,~ perso,." .... P " Cemetery Memorials
Benediction t ~=,~,m~nce. ~e was also 3Rr~ a'~u ~.an.~ ...~....~ Clal lessons in music at Cue. ~_
8:15 p.m" Convert Class {n the Boys' Glee Club during his O'ur~;f~ts~ll~s~7$1as" - Guy Gleason is transacting husi- GEORGE D. SAILOR, LAWYER
Saturday: • jumor year, and he had a leading were Max"-- ~ " t weeKness in Minnesota this week.
7:30 p.m. Confessions ~p~rtoi,n' the operetta, "The Band son Ralph";ete~ave' ~oen?::/m~MMraand Mrs. John Clifton and General Practice ,.~,
Notary Public, Deeds, Wills, I l~'~~
liAllservlces are open to the pub- After'he graduates Bob in ..... Tom Tillia Catharine Dahn Carol - "-. ~d Mrs. Merle. Chfton went Licenses I ~t
c. ~eaaers o~ mis paper are cur-"to sta" on the far , ~,,u~ Gish, Rober*u ocn~,°-"^** ~em~em~ .... " .... ~l -to Ldsoon aaonaay m attena me Office in residence, corner Wash ~]
dially invited to attend. The Sun ..... Y _ .., m and do the ~ins .t~o~ 'Pm;~ r~m.. ,7 •g: funeral of Tom Bickett, a long time ing and Market St.. Phone 80i
day evening sermons will be de- ~armmg .Ior a wnne, at least. ~eri' ~'1~*,,',~ ......... ~ ~earmg, annfriend•
livered by the astor uooa lucl~ l:lob~ We're all go ............ Men
D CHURCH ~nEgNt/O~E~~ • - eo~:~b • day Bric]ge Club met with DR. ALBERT YORK
FEDERA5 °wYS:k~dtg~[1;a~h°s h~drPers I Mr~n D~rlla~ a~vIh:r ch.°n~ ~Z~o Physlcian and Surgeon [ I..
kEa:ytarithmetic Thomas Tdha
, Gaylard ,S. ltamilton, Pastor _^~22_~ ,_Wednesday, March. 1, four Spellin~ Care~ r-:~ ........ ~;, ;I and Mrs. Glenn Woods were guests. Corner Main and Jackson Streets I l~
~unaay ~cnoot ~:aoajm. ' ~'~i" ooys piayea mmr .last bas- gins Le'nore En~ers~n?~:=,~t~,,=~os.[ [ Mrs. Stookey and Mrs. John Lynch Telephone 36 i ql~ I
worsnlp ~ervice iu:~u a.m. ~ game mr gooa ola L, isDon ,-. '.. , .....~,u,~, won n~-;~,~
Evening Service 7'30 p mHigh• These four were Lee Mc ~mym. .............. leJ
...... "Z. " ' Henr .... - ~etty Lon~erbeam h _ . j x~er~ .wJ.omt~ ano vromer ~.a mox-
o ~l.e...s]uay and^~'rayer Service and ~ttoJ°~:r~u°Va' t~oraon Rahn, Lisbon froms Mount ~aSr-m-°vea t°]fitt' south from town shipped 23 DR. J. R. GARDNER
~Ve'mr~ay~ may notat oe~:~°aoieP'm' to move the sectionalu'~-e:~ournament~ney .pmyeaat Anain has entered the ann [ HerefordMon~- ~bulls_ to,,_Fort,~ Worth,,_ Texas. Physician and Surgeon i
" We are ........ ".-- I way ~rom me ~ucnanan sta- Phones: Office 2-91. Res. 3-91 !
earth with our work but we can mesa, suffering, along with their . g~ac~ mac nearly aiz the[tien
move heaven with our prayers other teammates, a 23-19 defeat at boys and girls who were absentI M~" and Mrs Vern Cram of Ox ~'------------
through the Lord Jesus Christ, our the hands of Center Junction. All last week because of illness haveI d'Junction" visit "-
Advocate. four scored in their last game bui returned to school. {~r h ..........e d Sunday in
it sem ' p----- , ..... . .~ u,.xr ~augn,er Mrs.G L " All
15tBhe, gl~2~P:r n~xtRWedLn:jda~nMa:i They r~ttrhjYd ~:n~hS:o~reTl~un°:ga~ ~rel~ARv~e RtwOOl~Inew pupils in our Le~e, anM~Y~:s s~U~hFI~emr ot~)~oro ewls
Arena, Wisc., will conduct a series to meet two six weeks tests• They room• Robert and Donald Burk- t ley were visitors in this place Men •
1 hope the scores co hint
of Bib e Studies, illustrating the me out better on " entered from the Mount Ver-tday night
messages with the. use . of large bthese tests than they did in thenon school. The ~'dies --.~---,--a~''m ..... ,.,,." ,,=+~'~ ~'~
charts and stereophcon mews. Spe- all game. The second grade Language class/American Legion will meet Monday ontractor and 1
cial musical numbers will be pre- Thursday was also John Deere is writing rhyming riddles. Martin[evening March 13th in their hall
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sented, .i n c 1 u d i n g. old-fashioned ~ or .Deere John. day in Lisbon. Davis wrote the best riddle, Fri- ,! .oo* .:,~.~o- ' By Cent act or Day Labor Cement
Whmh two senior be da
hymns, illustrated w~th stereopticon ys missed out Y. i Mr and Mrs Glenn Woods en
views. We invite you to attend,cn those tests? Don't worry, boys! The following second grade boys ltertained a group of friends at a Estimates cheerfully made on NeW
]'Ihose tests will kee and ~ Phone 79 Without Obligatio
A Meditation for the eoming~ ' " p well. If you g'rls made a perfect score on waffle supper Friday night Two
Lords Day: "For when we were lint them age a bit, they may be-the spelling test Friday: Everett ~ tables of bridge were enjoyed dur
come tougher so o Graver
yet without strength, in due time l~ ., y u had better , Robert Burkhart, Glenn ling the evening "
1 tackle them as sou Harto
Christ died for the ungod y. For n as possible, ng, Margaret Davis, Martini ....... °" __
scarcely for a righteous man will lFll bet those hot dogs the coffee Davis, Lois Cave Charles Nosley I~_.,~,a.~.~.~ ............... ~~
• vnd the movies ' Ev ' • . 'i -~,~,,,,vu ~,~n,Jv~ ~v,~
one die yet peradventure for a/ . were good, though• elyn Burrows and Marc Tdha. I Lucille Russell Teacher ~~
good man would even dare to die. Iwe all would like to have gone ----~ I '
h~ love t but business before lea
But God commandeth 's o-I " P sure, they Castles of 14 Centuries I Burton and Mary Rodman were • SCOTT MclNTYRE &
ward us, in that, while we were1, say. "xae ~oire Vauey of l~rance i absent from school Thursday nnd Investments
yet sinners, Christ died for us.' ~ If any local people would like ................. "' Friday due to illness. We d~d not Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.
---- im see the most democratic groun .potteu geaerollSly WI[Ii encnant]ng have a vorv ~r~ ~oh.,~l *h,,~,~
Miss Susie Bova iv in Mercy hos- in Lisbon, they should visit the castles, Is a story in stone covering !days. - ....... ~" ..............
pital, Cedar Rapids, whc,'e she sub-Is;niuOt'/wl'ass?~t~rtiengs. It took them Z~[te~ Coenturles of the country's] Elaine Rieger is the new editor 303 Merchants National Bank
mitted to an operation on Tuosday. J e weeks to decide y st y. of the Glenwood Press, our school HARLAN BRIGGS,