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ML Vernon, Is., Hawkeye-Reeo~l ! Sunday dinner guests of the O1-NOTE MRS. BI~ER'S RIRTEIDAYI Pali~des *l~e Llgbom He~Id , ,,~ iver Burlingames were Mr. and Mrs. A group of guests honored Mrs. I Thurs., Mar. 14, 1~'t lead@ 4 1 Raymond Hamilton of Princeton. E.P. Bigger on her birthday Satur- 1 Mxs. Don Dolezal v W a-~man daughter of the day evening They were the Luther Kath~ a ....... • ....... ~ Mrs. Frank Stepanek is expected I Dale Wagamans, was a week end ~mtten'oergers ann J~usseu JJalrs oiI home from Mercy hospital this •.. • t " ---- t--'est in the home of her ~-and"ar Mt Vernon the Rudolph Notbohms', LISDOn LOCal items su s, v - • . , week after spending a week there en*s *~e Arvel Doubenmiers at Mt of Ohn the Robert Dolans A1bertl I ...... following surgery. .... ' Blinks' and S F Emersons all of The H C Skow family visited Vernon. .,, - • , ! : " • . l , Sunday dinner guests of the An- Sunday m the Chms H. Skow home i Mrs, Joe Tvrdtk and Sammy and ~ soon. ~ i tone Bidermans included the Bill at Miles. I Mrs. Dale Wagam. an and Kathy The Oliver Burlingames honored l Thomas' from Springville, Fred Mr and Mrs Clyde Parks of Mus- were Friday evening callers m the their son Wallace on his birthdav l Chermak from Park Rapids, Minn., catlne were Tuesday visitors of Arvel Doubenmzer home at Mr.I last Wednesday. Guests were the l !and the Joe Viktors and Joseph Macy Lee. iVernon. ]John Carstensons, Charles Carsten- !from Ladora. Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Francis of Iowa l The Dick Shulistas and Brian,] sons, John and Jeffery, W. C. Hodg- i I Michael Taylor from Cedar Ra- City were S~nday guests of Dr. and ! Miss Jean Ann Shulista and Arlol dens of Oxford Junction, and the ; i pids spent the week end with his Mrs E P. Bigger. i Whitman were Sunday afternoon Wallace Burlingames and Gary of l [grandparents, the Ben Neals. "^ ~ .... ~-ttin~ were Sunda- callers of Mrs Mike Stejskal of Ca- Clinton I The Roland Heniks returned from evening dinner guests of Mrs. Emma i oar i~apms. I Mr. and Mrs. Willard Light visited i their honeymoon trip to St. Louis Johnson in Mt. Vernon. Week end guests in the Lee Crelly their son Dale at Ames on Sunday• I Thursday evening. Dr. G. R. Andre is spending thisi home were the Cal Schucharts, Mrs. Together they attended the Called- i 1 The Larry Quinlans and the Bill week at St. Luke's hospital Cedar i Charles Mall and Mrs. Lama Petersliate Methodist church. In the after- i BILL JILOVEC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jilovec, is pictured Quinlans from Oxford called on the Rapids, for observation i of Belle Plaine, and the Walter Ket- noon they visited with James Mel- i obove with his fall litter project. They were farrowed the middle of Leonard Heniks Sunday evening. lets of Luzerne I chei former Lisbon resident who ~slAv ust Bdl x Mrs Dorothy Gibson of Grand . ' . . " ~, ." ~. : • ." : g • " e hibited them at the spring market borrow show ]n lMrs. Franklin Kemp from Iowa ~1 City called on Sunday afternoon. Mound spent Friday to Sunday in! Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kerslake, Liz-[a semor at .~mes~J.~OmS l~lg~L wn.o Cedor Rap ds March | and 2 the parental Ernest Oetting home. i zie Brown and Mrs. Dorothy Gall- is a sen mrat 1~, ~eaar ~ans, wm Bill is a cho,~ter farmer in the Lisbon FFA and a so~'homore' Friends of the Joe Zinkulas sur- Misses Esther and Pearl Andre! meyer were birthday dinner guests arrive weonesaay to spans a.~ew ........ ~, ~ ~ ....... r- , . 3 !prised them with a belated house- ............... ' ......... °'~nwo-~ on' oays with her parents me winard aT NU vernon mgn tar ms ~mprovemem prolects ne nas. aura warming party Saturday evening. ann Lv£elVlll Anure oI iviecnanlcsvule ~ o£ me ~. D Drown~ a~ oLu uu , h " " " were Sunday dinner ~uests of Miss ', Sunday evening i Lights• This vacation is between t e : and repair fence, control weeds, put new room on chicken house, i The unexpected guests who brought Alva Heneks. ~- ) Mrs.-Veronica" Smith of Remsenlwinter and spring quarters, i build gates. His ]0 supplementary practices include removing l food and presents included the Ray George L. Albright returned to~rarrived Sunday night to spend ai Mrs. Glenn Kepler of Elizabeth-!junk, spraying livestock and clipping postures. Darlings and Gaylen Ritchie from St. Luke's hospital, Cedar Rapids, few days in the home of her daugh- villa, Pa. was a house guest of her ......... Cedar Rapids and the Frank May- on Frida for treatment He was to tar and son the Francis Drumbar- sister-in-law Mrs Gladvs Kepler I ii ers, Melvin Conleys and Don Dole- Y • ' . ' . *. ! : III return home on Monday. I gers and the Don SmRhs. I from Wednesday until Fmday. Mrs. i I zals from Mt. Vernon• Mrs. V. C. Zearing entered St.: Hillis Lee of Maquoketa came Rollin Heald of Cedar Rapids, a s!s-, I The Melvin Conleys called on Luke's hospital Tuesday. where she l after his father, Mac5' Lee, Sunday i tar of Mrs. Glenn ~epier, ano the ' Mrs. Milo Wolrab at St. Luke's has- underwent surgery Wednesday. She I and they returned to Maquoketa for i wayne l,,ramers oI r~amrar, son-in- ~ i pital Friday evening. ~,will"Mrs. be7 ~'Hc°nfinedc. Skow•Sevenhonoreddays " Mrs ":~!dinneri visitmgton " " ' frmndsThe afternoOnin. Sabula WaSand spent Chn-l" i Kepler ~ KeplerlaW ann, homeWereaaUgnter ondinner Thursday.°~guests~VtrS'Allinu'm°YSwereme M~-~W S ~avm n. eerguson at a tayetl;e • • . / ........ lm town to attend funeral serxmes 'I Mrs. Lloyd Hunter snower on . ruesoa~-, ~. marcn ~ lz. '. Recent guests in the Melvin for Mrs. Isa Kepler on Thursday af- ~wenty guests snareo tne courtesy. Andre home were Mrs. Alta Mad- ternoon. ! Morley Methodist: Rev. Oswald Cynthia Skow. 6 year old dangh-iden of Cedar Rapids and Mr. and I Sandbach, pastor. March 17, Sun- ter of the H. C. Skows. returned to iMrs. Chester Burley of Blanchard, school Monday following a two N. Dak. They were en route home t ..... weeks' confinem.mt at home due to'after vtsxtlng frmnds in Missouri. a virus, i Mrs. Milo Kaliban left Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Pike honored to spend a few days visiting her their son Loren on his 4th birthday I daughter and family, the Leo CaN at a family dinner Sunday. Guests ibalkas at Minneapolis, Minn. Fri- were the Raymond Puffer family of!day Milo Kaliban, Donald Kaliban Mechanicsville, the Alvin Lehrs and i and Mary Schminke of Cedar Rap- Galen, the Darrell Morningstars, lids drove to Minneapolis to spend Janice and Marilyn, and the Emerlttle week end returning with Mrs. Slaters. Kaliban on Sunday. II II Lisbon School News Used 490 John Deere 4-row planter. 3 Used 290 John Deere 2-row planters. Two have fertilizer attachments. KBA Model A John Deere heavy duty, 10 foot disc. 1948 Model A John Deere Tractor with remote cylinder and roll-a-matic. Repainted and HONOR ROLL The six weeks' Lisbon honor roll has been released as follows: Grade 7: B (3.0)--Gene Ciha, Mi- chael Conklin, John Franks, Rich- lard Light, Jay Miller, James Park- i hurst; B plus (3.5)--Douglas Miehe, i I Ralph Schenck, Molly Carstensen, I Ii Barbara Mullnix. I Grade 8: B--John Zahorik, Barb- ara Crawford, Marilyn Morningstar; B plus--Shirley Boxa, Jacquelin Malloy, Melanii Torrance; A (4.0)--I Kathie Schoff. Grade 9: B--Richard Nost, Gary Peiper, Bernita Capper, Donna Car- bee, Gloria Greiner, Mardell Mason; B plus--Dennis Beese, Kate Franks. Grade 10: B---Carol Streets; B plus --Janice Morningstar. Barbara Nost; A--Frank D. Carbee, Mary Jean Hatch. Grade 11: B--Carol Askelson, Sar- ah Franks; B plus--Nancy Clark. Grade 12: B~-Jean Bednashek, Ellen Bieber, M.arilyn Blood, Betty Bowers, Martha Greiner, Catherine Gugler, Nancy Kay Zearing, Joan Warner; B plus---Sharon Kruse, Pat- ty Resewehr; A---Judith Miller. Lisbon Church Notes THE FEDEI~ATED CEHJRCH Lisbon, Iowa Sunday School, 9:30 Morning Worship, i0:30. day school, 10 a.m.; Worship, ll a.m.; the first of a series of special Lenten messages: John Bunyan Speaks Again on the Bible in a New Translation with a Message for Pilgrims along the Christian Way. i All good Christians are urged to' be in church every week during' the Lenten season. Invite your neighbors to join in the worship and fellowship. CHUCK WOODS (center) is weighing a pig from the market litter which he showed at the Spring Market Hog show in Cedar Rapids on March 2. His father, Leo Woods, is at the left and Lyle Mackey, student ag teacher, at the right. Chuck is a Greenhand in the Lisbon FFA chapter. A freshman at Mt. Vernon high, he has an improvement project which in- cludes building fence and painting some of the farm buildings• He has six supplementary farm practices. Grange Hall Scott's Mill Mrs. Milton Koch ~ Mrs. Gerald Scott TELEPHONE OFFICERS MEET Our telephone members met at] Mrs. Agnes Loufek and the Ralph Irwin Coppock home recently. BuM- I Pilgrims, Martha, Doris and Patricia i ness was discussed and the present of Davenport, the Joe Cervenys and : officers will hold over until a later I Chas. Casteks of Cedar Rapids, the Godfrey Petriks of Winthrop and date. WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS We are glad to welcome the Robert Dee family and three chil- 'dren from Brooklyn, Iowa, to the i farm vacated by the Charles Ran- dalls, and the Joe Horaks and three children from Cedar Rapids to the Mrs. Mary Cerveny of Fairfax were Saturday dinner guests of the Lud- vik Petraks. The Petraks were dinner guests of Mrs. Cerveny at Fairfax on Sunday. The Wm. Bys family spent Sun- day with Mrs. Mary Bys at Solon. Planning to redecorate? See our new Spring selections of We have sample books you may take home if you wish. Pat's Firestone Store guaranteed. Looks like new . 1949 Model A John Deere tractor, same as above. Reconditioned and guaranteed. Midwest Manure Loader for WD Allis tractor. Like new. Used John Deere End Gate Seeder. Recondi- tioned. Like new. Gehl power take-off Hammer Mill. Good as new. Your John Deere Dealer Lisbon, Iowa Phone 2461 Youth Leagues forjuniorsand former Jerry Thompson acreage high school, 6:30. just vacated by Ray Minnick. Mr. Evening Worship, 7:30. Minnick has moved back to the Thursday, Bible study and pray- former Plattenberger farm on the er meeting, g p.m. i hill. THE METHODIST CHURCH Mrs. Clair Howard entertained a ....... • ..... ~ I group of neighbor ladies on Thurs- Dpeclal recognluon will ~ rnuu~]~l~.~ this Sunday during morning war- "~Z'. . . ~- of the local Camn Fire airlsl bgt. ann mrs. l)onald Culberson °"~ ..... ~" ...... ° t Land Sheryl returned to their home ann meir masers wno WlU oe sea -[ ~a ~- - ~-^~. *^:: *~ ..... ~,~ e,,,~ in DeForest, Wis., on Wednesday ........... am- Fire , after a 20 day leave from the Air any is me mrmaay o~ ~..P ,' _ t Force at Truax Field Sheryl had Tne memDersnlp tralnlng class[ ..... • ...... ~ill have a ceremon~ of enrollment, spent me past two martins wl~n ner .......... i- s-rvice grandparents the M. H. Kochs. aurlng me march ~ worsn p e .............. .... ir ;~oclal urcle cmo wut meet w~n also The young people ana me • . . . .' Mrs Junior Koch Thursday March parents, will partlclpate in the cere- ~ " many which will enroll them as "" preparatory members. They will be The first cell house at the Ana- received into full membership of moss Reformatory dates back to the church on Palm Sunday, April 1880. 14. iN ii Senior MYF of Lisbon will ho t Lisbon Council Proceed'-s the groups from Marion and Math-, anicsville in the Lisbon church Sun- . ..... February 4% 1957 ....... 1 un-t A letter from the ottlelam of the l~m~on day at '/ p.m. lvlecnanlcsvu e yo g lLibrary Board recommending the appoint- people will lead the lesson and war- I ment of Chas. Campbell to succeed Richard shin while the Lisbon MYF will IRadl on the Library Bo~rd. Moved by Min- ' • ' . prowde recreation and refreshments. ! ~tn~nd~p~d~d.~Y Roatdlonthaatrrth~.aP~°il~. Phone 3661 Lisbon, Iowa All Day Sunday from a.m. to p.m. ter of resignation of John I'L Miller as town treasurer was read and accepted with J a vote of thanks from the council for ser- vices to the town for the past almost 40 years. Resignation to be effective Feb. 1st, 1957. Moved by Radl and seconded by Wil- liams that Rodney W. Morris be named money on your groceries. No. 1 - Ready To Eat treasurer to succeed Mr. Miller. All mere-, bars voted yea. Mr. Kirkpatrick asked that his water bill be reduced but he was told that the meter had been checked and found ok. Motion by Radl and seconded hy Kali- ban that F. Martin be paid $15.50 for ab- stract correction for Carl Mohn $2.25 and Dale Wagaman amount of $13.25. Carried. Moved by Radl and seconded by Sutliff that Ralston Coast. Co. be paid $500.00 from Gas Tax Refund fund on street work :count. Carried• H. Land asked that his dance license be prorated as he use~t it only about 5 months of the year but this was denied. The following bills were Mlowed. J. M. Carbee, Clerk sal. inc tax . .$ 20,00 Is. St. Empl. Comm., Fed ~2,S t~x.. 181.69 Is. Old A~;e SS System, Stste ~¢S tax ............................ 327.50 l;',sfon BaLk & Trust Co,, Lank 1ox rent .......... 2 ................ 2.75 Ralston Const. Co., street repair... 500.0t) '; ~,Vm. J. Zearing, shlary .......... 200.00 We don't say that we have the lowest prices. Shop our store for a Win.LouisJ.Albauv'h,Zearingextra &marshal g ........ .... 30.00],t•00 Roy I,einbaek, school M~ns put out 15.00 week, compare the cost, and learn for yourself where you can save ,aleunitedWagTel....... Co. oft'ceiL]Is., phonesPOli'e&.... 30.00 tolls ........................... 7.45 Josepl~ Zbanek, sal. inc tax ...... 2~0.00 David Ferguson, shovel snow .... 14.38 ' " Ted Nelson, haul snow . ......... 46.00 ~,V. L. Peiper, shovel snow ........ 16.25 Generator Service, tractor repairs.. 25.23 l~red Alexander, sal. inc tax ...... 100.00 J M. Carbee, sal. inc tax ......... 15.00 W. L. Peiper, open graves ........ 23.13 St. Hygenic Laboratories, teat water samples ...................... 4.00 J. M. Carbee, February salary .... 65.00 Is. El. Lt. & Pr. Co., 3015 KWV !Swr. pumping .................. 49.15 la. El. Lt. & Pr. Co., street & blvd. and signal ..................... 24.70 Louis Alhaugh, change meters .... 25.50 ! e No further business the meeting ad- journed. G. F. Plattenberger, Mayor~ J. M. Carbee, Clerk The Lowell Swansons, Mrs. Harry Mrs. Dean Clark Stoneking, Mrs. Jean Moore, the Wm. Bys' and Gerald Scott attend- Lisbon, Iowa Dial 3371 ed the official board meeting of the B;rtra.__~m churc_..._~h Monda_.__~y evening_____.~ i ee :rod Ma Phone 2961 Open Sunday Mornings Deliveries Twice Daily Orders in by 10:30 a.m.; 3 p.m. ThursdaY, Friday and Saturday Specials -- MEAT ITEMS -- $1.00 LARD, Black Hawk ................................ lb. 19c MINCED HAM ...................................... lb. 39C Black Hawk DAINTIES (in Friday) ...... lb. 59C -- FROZEN FOOD ITEMS -- Snow Crop Sliced S. Snow Crop PEAS ........................ 2 pkgs. 39c Snow Crop French Fried POTATOES .... pkg. 19c -- FRUIT & VEGETABLE ITEMS -- Medium Yellow Cello CARROTS .................................... ea. 10c North Dakota Red POTATOES ........ 10 Ibs. 29c -- GROCERY ITEMS -- Folger's or Butter-Nut II • . . . . m. C.F. CATSUP ........................................ ea. 19c C.F. OLEO ........................................ 5 Ibs. $1.00 C.F. SALT ................................................ ca. 9c MAZOLA OIL ........................................ qt. 69c SUGAR ............................................ 5 Ibs. 49c Russell's Velvet • • II • • • mm • • • I e e • • • • We have- Wallpaper Davis Paints Brushes Stepladders LISBON DELIVERIES -- Please phone orders for Saturday delivery on Friday afternoon or by 9 a.m. Saturday. Lisbon phone 3661. STORE HOURS -- Week days 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. J. & L. He Lisbon Phone 2591 We give S&H Green Stamps /erl # [Club :eeutiv~ t _ aneth : " ' ircl • ~ | It evenil BIACON SHELL U.S. Highway 30 Lisbon, Iowa Dial 3461 24 H0 Free Pick Up and Delivery Attention Formers... Since more and more of you calling us, we have purchased a straigl : er, in addition to our grinder and rail this way we are able to give you service. Feed can be mixed to your tions on your farm. For further call Phone 4491 Service For All of / Motorola Sales and Store 2841 Lisbon, TOP QUALIT Plumbing - HeatiM Air Conditioning - FRINK'S Plumbing and Heating SerVe We Dial 3771 Lisb0 Check-In for a Check and Check Trou 76s With plenty of rugged winter hind your car better stop in now for a tune-up or whatever it takes to ing smoothly, safely. The time to stop trouble is bef00 r• DIAL 3501 Call Dial 3821 We give S. & H. Green Trading Air Filter Cartridges Universal Joints IQt Oil Filter Cartridges Wiper Blades Up Time° Shock Absorbers Tail Pipes Wheel Bearings Mufflers Have your carburetor, points, y A, B, V-Belts for most fractional hp motors age regulator and generator cheCk Pal justed here for. trouble-free motoO and We carry a representative stock of these items, especially equipped to serwce Ca0, ur We also have power lawn mowers tars. i oll ! DIAL 3931, LISBON FOR APVOI!M¢ On Highway 30, Lisbon ......... Dial 3271 L