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.t. Ve,uo., L,.. H,wke.-" rd U:..k, U--.,:,.. " Helen Flynn Is
and The Lisbon Herald tlVll~lll /TIglIIIVll • • IIII
Thurs.,Mar. 21,1957 Page 2 .o =eHom,. II Quoted In 'Gist'
-- I Spring, the little vixen, is up to
Tea Hawke,,e-Record lher old tricks and we the dumb]~l~_ IL_u t Many local people remember
'V~' .... ! " ke e ]clucks fall for the same old ruses! III in r' Helen Flynn, Cornell graduate and
/he Mount vernon rmw y ' t'" "'" "-
. ~ Villi I| • • • once teacher at Mt. Vernon. In the
and The Lmbon Herald [ There's a gentle whoosh in the air~
publication "Gist" she speaks for
_ . i and a bit of nostalgic fragrance, and I
104 2nd Ave. North, Mount Vernon, low• Ithe earth too turns a welcoming face ! (This is the third in the series of the boss, and we will get the kind greater help for the gifted students,
Ofhclal Newspaper Mount Vernon and I . I
• " -. -- - ~S~-z-in~ tilts her head beckonin,ly|reports on the National Administra- of political leadership, be it good or in this summary of a discussion
~lnn L, oun~y 1J ~ ~ I . •
...... " -n Remarker !and her eyes carry a promise. We]tars meetmg, as reviewed by Supt. bad, that we demand . . . How can group at the recent National admin-
/no Mount verno .... i i hesi 1 'Plank ) we train young Americans for an istrators convention in Atlantic City•
.... • rme to me Da t, but a b ttant Y l • . .....
Founded zn 1893 by Mznara Lazier tat first• Then the glory and warmth] Two very fine ponncat ngures enlightened role in the political af- IMiss Flynn is director of secondary
The Lisbon Herald of her smile floods over us and twere in the spotlight at the recent fairs of their nation?" instruCtion at Great Neck Public
.... [ Schools, N.Y.
Founded in 1894 by IV. F. Stahl Igrabbing our rakes and pruning]convention of National ~chool Ad- Kennedy emphasized f iv e I
, ....~tt AA.e',,~k~,,n ',shears, we stumble headlong after|mlnzstramrs-me rzon. xou ffnanpoints needed for the success of [ "Students need to be helped to
.$Qm,$~. v,. ,vl~.~.u~,. .... Jib~" .... |Yang, Korean ambassador, anu ~en the individual and the country. Iprobe, to ask questions and to ex-
E,htor and Pubhsher i ~ ~John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts•1. "I would emphasize that we plore. They should dig deeply
Published at Mount Vernon and Lisbon, I She laughs merrily--with us Tel Mr. Yang feels deeply about the do not over-concentrate upon polit-lrather t h a n superficially in t o
mn County Iowa every Thursday I ,t.:_~_ ,,_ ..- . -
Enteredin L" as secona: cross" mail matter" at the" I Lnm~--~nen wltn .a trmmpnant, toss l. problem of education. , having lived ical affairs, but the development of i knowledge.
..... Mount Vernon Iowa and i of her head she disappears into thin t through a generation when educa- a broad range of talents." i ,, .
po6'L OlllCe oz , ,
Lisbon Iowa. air. Around the corner we notice tion in Korea was at its lowest.2. "I would emphasize that we I Both enrichment and accelera-
' ~..L__.'_,:---- Rate IOld Man Winter smirking at ourl Korea has risen again after the need s holarship fitted for praztical tion have a place in planning adap-
ouu~'sIJ"u" I tations made for the gifted. Both
.... . J sudden shivering, long-term and harsh domination by action.
ONE YEdR in Ltnn ana aalozn- t .............
: ........ :r- ¢3 00 ...... "--'-7- ..... Ioapan zrom lutu to lua~, ne sala. 3. "I would emphasize the irFport- have found their place in the Great
,,q, ,,,~,,. .... .• .. • .,. , .~ • ! we sneaK..me raKes.DarK to .~ne]During these years it was reduced ance c avoiding the confusion of Neck secondary program•
ONE YEAR, outsme L,nn and aa-¢3 50 !shed' we pmz Dace a httle coverln.g] to poverty and illiteracy. The lat- politic 1 fantasy or rigidity." "We are experimenting with a
joimn~ counucs .... ¢ • tram me mai pile to warm the mHp I er division of Korea has made this 4. "I would emphasize the incport- group of 8th graders, all of whom
.... tips peeking thru the ground, and]rise a terrific task, but under the ance, :] teaching students ~bout indicated 10th grade mathematics
• we. mutter ,,.to our .... less susceptible leadership of Pres. Syngman Rhee public affairs, of avoiding the con- ability at the end of the 7th grade.
Monies And Credits Tax neighbor-- just kmda fmlshlng up South Korea is struggling to light fusion of national patriotism with This group, now in 8th grade, are
Is Increased 20 Per Cent
Many people who are paying their
real estate and personal property
taxes are getting a shock at the
exploring algebra, thus advancing
their mathematics program on e
year. They will have room for a
year of college math their senior
year•"
day in the Kenneth Erger home in
Cedar Rapids•
The farm area of the Anamosa
Reformatory comprises 1500 acres•
Inmates work on the farm to raise
Let Insurance
Stand Back !#he
Yes, insuranCe~
you up, in caefb._
weather darn~II~
buildings and P~
with Council and raise money if
necessary to halp pay the cost...
Dick Busenbark, linotypist at Hawk-
eye for 12 years, buys Jennie's store.
...Elva Hintz middle-aisling with
Francis Wolrab.
TWENTY YEA~ AGO
March 18, 1937
Harry Dilley and a string of 21
walleyes makes good advertising
copy for Minntsota resort • . . Fire
destroys 8 room home of Verlon
Baker of White Oak area• . . Gordon
Ellison gets only fall in Midwest
AAU mat finals, over heavyweight
Kagan of ISTC. Shorty Morford and
Ben Van Etten, ex-Cornell grap-
plers, work the meet.
THIRTY YEARS AGO
March 17, 1927
James McCutcheon invited by
Assn. of Economists and Sociolo-
of Iowa to present paper ati
gists
Ames on the bank guarantee law, a]
subject on which his article wasI
p u b 1 i s h e d in the Northwestern ]
Banker... MVHS class of '26 holds[
first reunion at home of Bernadinc
and Beatrice Burge.. . Rebekahs
and Odd Fellows make $109 on
'*Yimmie Yonson's Yah" starring
Herb IIogle.
TAKE
ONE
Feel u peppy aS •
circub clown • . .
Sanitary offer°s you
• complete line of
the flnett Grade A
Dairy Products for
your very good
• health. Alwlys
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It's laboratory con-
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FARm Dill
ATTEND WORKSHOP
The 8th Illowa Nutrilite Sell-a-
bration was held at Montrose hotel
in Cedar Rapids, Saturday, March
16th. Nutrilite Distributors from
Iowa and Illinois participated in the
afternoon work-shop session. Eve-
ning banquet guests included Mayor
and Mrs. James Meaghan, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Caldwell of the Cedar
Rapids Chamber of Commerce and
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Evans of the
Mount Veronn Chamber of Com-
merce, and the evening speaker,
John Bender of South Bend, Ind.
Nutrilite distributors, independent
business people of Mount Vernon
and Cedar Rapids, were hosts.
Improved design provides lighter weight,
naximum safety, closer trim, contour cut
with NO SCALPING. Adjustable front
grass chute eliminates windrowing or
bunching, simple height adjustment from
lt/s" to 3t/~,, permits the cutting of high
grass or tough weeds, plus new Brlggs &
Stratton 4-cycle, easy starting engines for
extreme flexibility and power• Specially
destgned blade and shroud has desirable
leaf mulching action. Tubular type ell-
i~teel handle stand~ up tor easy and com-
pact storage.
Now on display• P.sk for demonsfraflen
R. A. Travis Service
Mt. Vernon -- Dial 7901
Come to our
Garden party of
Flower
!
Spring's t h e season of
change . . . and this sea-
son you'll find that the
fashion changes are many
and exciting, with special
interest in softer, more
flattering lines and a fem-
inine, lady-llke air. To
bring your wardrobe up to
date • . . and to get in
the mood of the new sea-
son • . • come, welcome
a beautiful spring herel
Fashions:
Second floor, south
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What a big difference modern telephone service makes•., and how littl..., e it costs!
Moines stands for the big city, even
though it may look like a rural set-
tlement to a New Yorker•
"That suspicion of trickery, dirty
politics and the attitude of defen-
siveness that we adopt towards
places of greater population has
been long established." . . . and
"We think this ingrained feeling,
added to a fear of union domination
in the state which might result from
increased influence in the state leg-
islature of the city areas, along with
a desire for the preservation of our
own interests, is behind a good deal
of the resistance to reapportion-
ment," the paper said. which
The 500 A.D.A. school bill,
hurriedly passed the Senate, is now l
being violently opposed by smaller
schools. This and the one on division
of state gas tax funds for use on city
streets, are both controversial issues
in the present session of the legisla-
ture and haven't improved feelings
between town and cities•
Looking at reapportionment from
a logical standpoint most people will
agree that some changes should be
made to adjust the representation
from the more populous counties.
But the emotions aroused by re-
marks made during heated debate
and the general tone of legislative
news stories leaves many people
with a rather cool feeling regarding
the importance of the issue.
As long as legislation is frequent-
ly as much influenced by emotions
as by logic, the rural-urban feelings
in the state cannot help but make
some difference in action on reap-
portionment•
We wonder if the continual com-
plaining on the part of a few city
legislators and city newspaper men
about the reapportionment does not
arouse an emotional feeling on the
part of many voters in the towns
and rural areas against it.
The ~,heldon Mail said recently
that it thought the gestapo methods
of the Des Moines police as brought
out in the Bennett-Brylcreem farce
has had some effect on the public
attitude towards apportionment.
"It's the nature of us small town
folks to be suspicious of city slick-
ers. and in Iowa, of course, Des
Emotions Aroused In
Reapportionment Issue
recommended repeal of the monies
and credits tax, because of enforce-
ment problems, and substitution of
a 3 percent surtax on interest and
dividends with an exemption of
$200 per taxpayer•
With the one miK rate written
into the Korean Veterans' Bonus
law it will be impossible to repeal
it for 20 years although the 5 mills
could be repealed if the legislature
decided to do so.
The Iowa Tax Study Committee and authorizes committee to work
amounts. Mr. and Mrs. Irl Tubbs are leav- the entire supply of pork for the in-
Local levies were up this year, our backyard.__~_ an alphabet, based on a 25 letter pairment of an aggressor's power by ing Miami, Florida on Thursday to stitution plus some beef. The farm
some taxing districts more than The wind blew so hard the beau- phonetic alphabet, the only one in lrefusing him our diplomatic recog-lreturn to Mt. Vernon via Grand furnishes all milk, cheese, butter
others, so that some increase wastiful blue feathered creatures could the Orient• Thus, even without i nition." (These he claimed were Rapids and Galva, Ill., to visit their and lard needed• Two hundred
expected. However, it is usually a hold onto the clothesline but a few elaborate education Korean homes i some of the popular myths.) daughters and families. They. talked acres of the total is in garden. The
shock when you learn the exact minutes at a time, stretching out could be centers of reading and dis- ~ 5. "I would emphasize that this' to Elmer Bergmann over the phone reformatory factory cans 250,000
amount, one, then maybe several, wing feath- russian, kind of education requires quality as while he was at Hollywood Beach, gallons of food a year, enough for Insurance
well quantity . . . It is obvious to
One surprise., which has never, ers, first on .°no. side then on the. "To. you in,America---, and bo ~ as ..... I Florida" attending an insurance the inmates'. . ,. needs, and some for ~t ]n easy
been pubhctzed to speak of ~s other to maintain balance. Thezr us m Korea, said Mr. Yang, line that the reoeraz t~overnmenL !meeting. + other restitutions in the state.
an increase of one mill in therosy breasts ~lowed in the sun and "the schoOl room remains me ]wnicn nas Iar greater as wen as] ..........
n~]~nies and credits tax, from 5 riva~lled the i~eauty of the cardinal most real and significant na-[more effective means for raisingI /