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March 2?, 1941
THE MOlY/~r VERNON, IOWA, HAWKEYE-RECORD AND TtIE LISBON H~
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Mrs. G. T. Hanna who suffered a Mrs. August Weseman spent
VERNON LOCAL AND fall at her home several weeks ago Tuesday vtsttinginthe Mr. and Mrs.
has recovered from her injuries. Boyd LRthrop home.
Mrs. Glen Andreas of Cedar Prof. and Mrs E. E. Moots plan
~i Rapids spent last Friday afternoon to leave Sunday for a visit with
with her sister, Mrs. Dick Busen-i friends in Ames and Des Moines
. - ' bark. next week.
Mrs. A1 Babcock spent Wednes- On .Monday evening Mr. and Mrs
day of last week in the home of her Roy Heady and son J. Leroy were
sister, Mrs. Bess Feast In Spring- guests in the .Mr. and Mrs. ellis
ville. Ulch home in Solon.
Air. and Mrs. Ralph Stark of Mrs. J. G. Stockton returned
Cedar Rapids spent Sunday In the home from the University hospital,
':. and Mrs. Ed Beebelhome last Friday from a several home of .Mr. and Mrs. Richard Iowa City last Friday, where she
last Sunday. i weeks vacation trip to Miami, Fla. Anderson. was a patient for ten days.
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took .Mrs Becker's I Claude Hagae, who lives at the Mrs. Harry Cling of Manly was a Frank L. Kilberger, proprietor of
M. K. Smith to her lWilliam Miller home, spent lastguest Saturday and Sunday in the the Smith Garage and Lynn Good-
last Saturday tel- [ week end visiting friends in Wal- home of her cousins Mr. and Mrs. love attended a meeting for dealers
Weeks visit in the lf rd" A.L. Stoneking. of Minneapolis-Moline farm equip-
Bob Beranek attended a meeting Mrs. Hulda Bliss of Iowa City wasment and a school for service men
! of the Delta Upsilon fraternity at a visitor Sunday in the home of her at Peoria, Ill on last Monday.
V"
tO
return the
State
University
of
Iowa
at
Iowa
son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Robert Hartung, member of the
~hoppeers Mrs. Merle Kafer. speech department faculty in Simp-
::tPo]tClav next City last Saturday.
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m his leg, and the Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dietz of Ce- A.W. Sanderson, of Clinton was son college, Indianola arrived Wed-
m his jaw. dar Rapids were Sunday evening a visitor on Tuesday in the home ne.sday evening for a spring vaca-
rs ~- dinner guests in the Mr. and Airs. of his sister, Mrs. J. E. Colton and tion visit in the home of his parents,
v'. A. Blaine and John Colon jr home. brother Roy Sanderson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartung.
/eO~nuNeffattended a Clyde Lindsley, superintendent ofMrs. Daniel Trawls spent several ,Mr. and Mrs. H. Wyman Wilson
.- a~ J~etter ~:ar- the Mount Vernon schools, was illdas this week in the home of her and son Robert of Ottumwa, came
,- at the Forest John- ttend Y
Coggon on ~oh ,~o, on Monday and unable to a son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Saturday afternoon for a brief visit
~ to his duties at the high school.Mrs. Willard Trawls, in Cedar Rap- in the home of Mrs. Wilson's par-
- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simpson and ids. ents, Rev. and Mrs M.L. Hill. On
D son Richard of Waverly were Miss Florence Ellison of Clinton Sunday morning they went to
|lThursday afternoon callers in theand Miss Dorris Ellison of Preston Charles City v'here they visited
home of Mr and Mrs Y A Blame
ft6r nhQ |l " ~" " " " were visitors Sunday in the home friends and relatives until Monday,
when they returned to Mount Ver-
'vhl(~t[[Jllk~ ~ t Mrs. C. V~r. Neff went to Polo,of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.L. non. On Tuesday they left for their
~011r ~, "~ ~ |Iil1 Tuesday afternoon for a visit Ellison.
rnotograph Is I until Friday in the home of her son- Mr. and Mrs Dillon Babcock of home in Ottumwa.
, t Appron, w-- |l in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.Oxford Junction were visitors last Mrs. Clyde Baker has received
-M(~ ~ JPut,[ James Seeks. week end in the home of Mr. Bab- word that her son-in-law, James
DAY" |! Mrs. Bert Scott, Miss Mary Carl- cock's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A1 McKay has been appointed engineer
Gif I son and Will Parker of Cedar Rap- Babcock. and geologist at a new mine being
ts,' n opened at Capltan, New Mexico.
ids were vimtors Saturday i the Mr and Mrs Otis Pirkle of Iowa Mr. McKay who is at the New
|ra~, 1 home of Mrs. Scott's mother Mrs.j c't~v ~nc] Mr and Mrs Clyde Bu
y tures |ID. D. Kleineek. l nett ~tnd so-n R-icha;d-of-C'incinn~ti ,MexiCOhas his SchOOldegree oftu MlneSmlningatengineer Secorro,
'fl.peclaity |I Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Blinks who were .Sunday guests in the home ofing and in June completes his work
~2 ~--" -,| ]spent the winter months in the ]Mrs. Anton Dvorak. for a degree in geology. After that
~ter 6 o CLOCK f [ home of Mrs. Blinks sister, Miss:Mrs. Attic F~la'burn returned he will take up his work at Capitan,
apPointment [IGertrude Cowan, returned to their ITuesday from Central City where where hc and Mrs. McKay will
aeardt home near Lisbon on TuesdaYlshe was i~ the home of her mother
o Box 493 I,make their home.
[morning. " Mrs. Grant Peck who was ill. Her
,~ I ~ |i Mr. and Mrs. Elias Barnett of/c nditi n is improved. Mr. VFJ, NON C][IU]~]N NOTES
[ l~k00er[,~ ~ i Waterloo, who came last week end Mr. and Mrs. Jay Beach returned
v |tfor the 60th wedding anniversarylto their home in Cedar Rapids on METHODI-~CHURCH
Vernon Iowa,] of Air. Burnett's parents, Mr. and Sunday following a visit of several Rev. W. Glenn Rowley, Pastor
9 I tMrs. William Barnett, returned to days in the home of 'Mr. Beach's Church School at 9:45.
their home Saturday night, brother, Charles Beach. Morning worship at 10:45. The
i Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stoneklng Junior Choir will furnish the
iwere dinner guests on Wednesday music for the next two Sundays.
There will also, for this coming
of last week in the home of their Sunday, be a solo by Gordon My-
son-in-law and daughter Mr. and ers. "The Trial of Pilate,' is the
Mrs. Paul Caldwell in Iowa City. subject of the sermon by the pas-
Sunday dinner guests in the Mr. tot.
and Mrs. A. L. Stoneking home The High School Epworth League
were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Caldwell will meet at 6:15 Sunday evening
of Iowa City; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar at the H. D. Winsor home. James
Daubenmier and Miss Mayme Pos- King will he the devotional leader
pisil, and Martha Jane Rogers will pre-
Miss Harriett Scott who has been sent the lesson.
ill for two weeks at Pfeiffer hall Keep in mind the midweek praise
ENDABLE COALS
Delivered Prices:
A' 'bIANA SPECIAL --- $7.75
RLACK ROSE -- $8.75
LOTHAIR -- $10.50
BRUNHILD -- $10.75
RANGE -- $8.50
STOKER $7.75
ILLILAND COAL
have just employed a new shop
Harold Strause, who has come
r0m Muscatine, very highly recom-
was taken to her home in Toledo service each Wednesday evening in
Monday afternoon. Her father Rev. the parlors of the church. This
has had 12 years experience in ser-
all makes of cars at the Welch
F. C. Scott came to Mount Vernon begins at 7:30 and lasts only one
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'I for her. hour. The average attendance has
i Rev. Floyd Scott and Vernon of been about sixty.
i Toledo, and the Miss Martha and The regular monthly meeting of
Dorothy Lillick of Cedar Rapids the official board will be held in
were dinner guests Sunday in the the church next Tuesday evening,
home of :Mrs. Margaret Gormly and April 1, at 7:30.
IMiss Des~ie Sommervllle.
Mrs. G. E. Barthlomew and Mrs.
Helen Schroeder expected to leave
today to spend the remainder of the
week with Mrs. Schroeder's son,
George Schroeder in Detroit, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heady and
son J. Leroy were Sunday evening
guests in the home of Mr. Heady's
mother, Mrs. Marie Heady in
Springville.
Mrs. Bessie Wallis expects to go
to Caledonia, Ill to spend the
Easter vacation with her son-in-i
law and daughter Rev. and Mrs. Al-
lan Darling.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young and
family were guests Saturday eve-
ning at a pinochle party at the
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hurt home in
Cedar Rapids.
Mr. and ,Mrs. H. F. Hahn, who
have spent the winter in the home
of their son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hartwlg in
Cedar Rapids, returned to their own
home in Mount Vernon on Men- CHRISTIAN Stiff'NeE CHURCH
day. "Reality" will be the subject of
Friday, April 11, has ~been pro- the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches
claimed Arbor day, by Gov. George of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday,
Wilson, who asks that the day be March 30.
observed by planting trees. The The Golden Text Is from Jets-
United States is using four times miah 51:10, "The Lord hath brought
as much timber as is grown accord-forth our righteousness: come, and
ing to a recent survey, let ua declare in Zion the work of
PRI~DYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. Jw~ph W. Gr~y, Jr Pastor
Fridgy---
8:00 M P Y Club meeting at the
Presbyterian church.
Sunday~
9:45 Church School.
10:45 Common worship. Pledges
to the church and its benevolencesl
for the new year beginning April!
1st will be made and dedicated.
Sermon, "Confidence In The Good
Purpose of Providence."
5:00 C. E. Social hour and meet-
ing to be led by Louise Rogers.
7:30 Evening Service.Talk by
the pastor.
Tuesd~y---
Junior Industrial Society meeting
at the home of Mrs. Myrtle John-
ston.
Wednesday--
Annual meeting of the Congrega-
tion and Corporation after a pot
luck supper.
i Cornell Tennis Team
On Southern Trip
Cornell's tennis team left yester-
day on an extended tour of south-
eastern United States, opening their
schedule against Wofford college at
Spartansburg, S. C,tomorrow. The.
racketeers then meet the University
of South Carolina at Columbia on
Saturday, Erskine college at Due
West, S. C. on the following Mon-
day, Presbyterian university at Clin-
ton, S. C on Tuesday, and the
Citadel at Charleston on Wednes-
day. They turn back to Chicago for
their final meet, tangling with
Loyola university on Saturday.
The five team members v'ho went
accompanied by Bradford McGaw,
are: Ed Frederickson, number one
man, a sophomore and former
member of tile Parker high school
(Chicago) team v-hich won the city
at the George Light home on Fri- Yule the National. 10 members
day. [were present. Dainty refreshments
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Light visit- were served.
ed at the Gordon Hess home in Mrs. Ed Miller and Lily Ramsey
Marion on Sunday. went to Cedar Rapids Monday at-
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blessing had lternoon to visit John Ramsey at St.
as Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and I Luke's hospital. They did not find
Mrs. John Light and family. ~him as well as they had hoped for.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Light, Helen, I He was suffering considerable pain
Faye, Ralph and Dorothy were ~and was somewhat discouraged.
Sunday dinner guests in the Willard ~ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Andre are
Light home. ]the happy parents of a baby girl
Jean and Joan Simmons spent ~which was born to them Monday
Monday with their aunt and uncle [morning in St. Luke's hospital, Ce-
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leigh. ]dar Rapids.
---- ] Mrs. C. W. PAddle spent Thurs-
MI~PLIAkIIP{tl/II l C Iday shopping in Cedar Rapids.
lYll~lbll/~llibOlilabl~ I George Melton, Mr. and Mrs.
J Lynn Nightingale, Mr. and Mrs.
*ffit. ,-,-q---- ,~ . ]Thompson, Jr T. L. Feyen, Mrs.
[TINS ~Je(]ar [.JOUH][:y /c. w. Riddle, Marvin Andre, Lily
[Ramsey, Mrs. Ed Miller and prob-
~lM~*aaa~ x.~lt~ [ably others, were all Cedar Rapids
Carl Steff(,n.~en, 13 years old, ~)n [visitors Monday.
of Mr. and Mrs.
i Officers elected for the coming
years were: pres Mrs. Orpha Zaji-
cek; vice-pres Mrs. Angels Lan-
nets; sec. and treas Mrs. Helen
Meyers.
The roll call was taken and the
group sang "God Bless America.'
A very interesting accounty of Mex-
ico was given by Mrs. Orpha Zaji-
cek who herself visited Mexico and
therefore was well informed. Re-
freshments were served by the
hostesses. The next meeting will
be held in May with the hostesses
being Mrs. Mildred Kessler and
Mrs. Mildred Umbdenstock.
On Thursday, April 3rd, the Wo-
man's Society of Christian Service
will be the hostesses at the Meth-
odist church, Mrs. J. B. Randall,
Mrs. Frank Adams, Mrs. Frances
Jensen and Mrs. Adds Lawyer.
The following relatives attended
the funeral of Mrs. Bartosh of Pale,
and state championships two years Harry Steffensen Solon held Thursday morning at St. Wen-
~n succession: Captain Dick Scrap- of Mechanicsvlilc, ceslaus church at Cedar ~--i~:
.son, a senior, number two man: Bob f(,rnl r r&sl(|l-llt~ ~U~. ~ zeuer Mr. and Mrs. James Hartma~,WI.~o
Anoerson. SOpHomore, former cap- of Mount Ven,on BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Hartman, George Rushek, Miss
~ahoo~ft:he~ l~:astnbD:rs thJOineeS hlgh won the Ced, ar About forty relatives and friends Charlotte Rushek, Mrs. Arnold
~ ~ . . n "c ; rl.~ g.n c o ~ n t y slmnu W: of Miss Grace Kessler surprised her Jilovee, Mr. and Mrs. Mile Rushek
,auoaers, a 3umor, former captain (~)n~cs~ ant, ~vtn at her home Sunday evenina in and son John
of the 1,a Grange Ill. junior col-re z~esent tha t ~, ~" - "
"e - -' -' . :L P j eelebratmn of her b~rthday anm- Chief Kmtus Tecumseh of Cash-
MgKitnCia~ an~unn~er :ol~r: l~nadJ~.H county at the i versary The amusement of the mere, Wash, is visitingatthehome
hi~" scl~' " ~ "' " o p ~tyeo n.m smtc ~ ~test in ievening was playing pinochle andlof Mrs. Anna M. Kucera enroute
ll,l.ganumbO~ ~cnn,s ~or ua~ t'art~, l~s ~lo|nes on euchre. The winners 'in euchreI to his home after a tour for the
ASl~rn:o~OnnTd:jned~cksi~f,c~d :]~tl~9~ht r(~:~ ~eTdMr~oJ; tJt~y::::oSla~innd Ray ePaSt :~e =se~::nth~aOtUgsh ;hres:On~i~ng
: " - ~ won by Mrs. Henry Kessler and C. concerts and vocal entertainments
prise tne UOUULes teams, c o u n t y (~)urt (;ari ~tenenscn B. Cambridge In pinochle the first in New York and Buffalo
,~,~ house was lmcked [place was awarded to Mrs Carl Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Olmstead ann
county Institute ui with interested hsveners n)rthe ' .
]Slaymaker and John Randall. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Elhott were
cflrlstlan Education To (~ntest. [Louis Kroul and Carl Slaymakerhosts at a six o'clock dinner on Fri-
Meet At Kenwood Church ~ a~D~,~ ~ ~-~--~-~ ]received consolation, day for the Rev. and Mrs. Lusted
~--- F~IR'~T~I~E~I~N~C, ] The honoree was presented beau- and sons Dean, Dale and Lee of Mt.
c A one day .In~itute of the Linn The Garden ~ub met for their ]tlful gifts for remembrance of theVernon.
o nty u;ounczz or Cnristmn Eduea- first meetin~ on Wednesda- after Ioccasion and a luncheon was serv- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kent and sons
i tion for Chlldrens Workers will be noon with t~e president, Mrs F M ted. Jimmie and Paul of Mount Vernon
held in the Kcnwood PresbyterianWilson There were 16 ~resent'~ Those present were Mr. and Mrs. were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mac
Pnh::~h/~.~:':l~daY: Ap~l ?' .The Mrs. Rhea of Cedar Rapids was the[Frank Pratt and daughters .Louise Kent
~ ----,-, ~, 0~,~, a~ ~" ~uest sneaker After her talk Iann Loretta el ~:eaar ~apias; mr. mrs. Anna ~ecx, mrs. Joan ~'iala,
a.m. A covered dish luncheon will ff,~a, ~n~ ~orv~din ih~ dlnin~ land Mrs. J. E. Kasparek, Mr. and Miss Mattie Huber and Mrs. Amelia
beeSe::::da::bT.nngq~h ~:~dndiing ro'o-m. "Mrs-'A'lvin I)'av'i'dson-an~lMrs" Leo Kasparek and son Don- Hertz were recent visitors of Mrs.
' "~ " M~o ~olter" Keihl ~oured Th~ [a a, l~zr. and Mrs. Ernest Stahle, ~arah Kohl.
sandwiches plate fork and s oon ,~ ,~ t-
~I,'s I~:(i-~:.~ ":~,;,~" ~ : next meeting will be with Birdena[Mr" and Mr~ Ray Umbdenstock, Mr. and l~s. Louis Riot left for
~r ~,~ ~a,a writ Froze-'r~, wi~, x*,il| h~*r,a ,h,~JMr. ana Mrs. Jonn ~tanaan Mr. and tflelr nome at .Aurora ~unaay afuer
e the guest speaker. Rev. J. B. le son ]Mrs. Carl Slaymaker and children,a wmt here w,th relat,ves. Mrs.
Eyestone of Mount Vernon is presi- s . -- [Rita, Ruth and Robert, Mr. and Joe T. Brock and Mrs. Della Vet-
dent of the organization and willKOZY KORNER CLUB [Mrs. Cyril Stockl, Mr. and Mrs. roubek accompanied them for a
preside at the meeting. Mesdames Geo rge Conner, Lester ]Henry Kessler, Mr. and Mrs. John several days wmt.
" n Frank Thompson were~Kessler, Mr and Mrs Martin Sowers
~.~ . N~choll a d - an on " "
]~r(~}KSl{~e joint hostesses to the Kozy Korner,d s Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
~-- Club in the home of Mrs Connor, [Kroul and son Roger, Mr and Mrs
. west from town, Wednesday after-| aspar notece~, Mr. and Mrs. A.
RUPPERT-BECKER noon. The time was spent socially [J. Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Unick,
In a single ring ceremony, at 2:30 and some with fancy work. Dainty |C. B. Cambridge, Miss Grace ,Kess-
er served G ests mr ann Hey ano AlOnZO ~essler
p.m Sunday, Miss Elsie May Rap- refreshments w e u |,
pert, daughter of Mrs. Elsie Run- were Mesdames Lucien Cole, Wal-] -----
pert, Iowa City, and Forrest Beck- ter Zerbe, A. H. Cothers, Clifford |STUDY CLUB ELECTS
hc T L F e hn Mrs Angela Lanners and Mrs
er, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Beck- Mel" k, . . ey n, WIN. Jo -|
t n Harol ~ 11 ~ E t er Mabel Fmla were hostesses for the
er of Mechanicsville, were married s o,d N'co,M'ss s h [ "
in the First English Lutheran Cother and Master Charles Moffitt. [StudyClub at the home of the
1
,former on Thursday afternoon. 16
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE members were in attendance. Dur-
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eichelberger ing the business meeting it was de-
who were married in July 1938, at cided to sew a garment for the
Boston, Mass where Donald was Iowa Children's home in Des Moines
with the U. S. Marines, have just before the next meeting in May.
church by the Rev. Ralph Krueger.
Attending her sister as brides-
maid was Miss Sarah M. Ruppert,
and best man to Mr. Becker was his
brother, Earl J. Becker. Ushers
were George L. Ruppert, Floyd A.
Becker, and Chester W. Bell. Don- announced the same and are locat-
aid Blome was ring bearer and Joan ing here. He is now employed as
Blome served as flower ~irl. |a guard at the reformatory in Ana-
l20 guests attended the reception lmesa. He.was town marshal here
in the church, which followed the ] and was with the U. S. Marines four
ceremony. Miss Sophia Hurtz, aunt lYears-
of the bride, and the Misses An0ra|p "~SBYTERIAN N-OTES
Becker, Mechanicsville and Eda ~
Those who were unable to attend
Belle Becker, Davenport, cousins of
the groom assisted in the serving.
The many from a distance attend-
ing were, Mr. and Mrs. Chris King-i
ler, Spirit Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Tittle, Stanwood; Mr. and Mrs.
Elwood Becker, Tipton; and 24 rel-
atives and friends from Mechan-
icsville.
Mrs. Becker attended the Iowa
City high school, and Mr. Becker is
a graduate of the Mechanicsville
high school. After the wedding they
went on a wedding trip in northern
Iowa and southern Minnesota. After
April 1st they will live on the John
Fry farm north of Mechanicsville.
Our community joins in extend-
ing this worthy couple our very
sincere congratulations, and are
glad to know they will live in our
neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Crock spent
i Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Robinson
Mrs. Lester Meyers enjoyed a visit
from her parents from Oxford Junc-
tion Wednesday evening.
Harold Nichols' machine shelled
corn for Ass and Donald Robinson
the middle of the week.
A number from this neighborhood
attended the shower for Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Beranek and the Lord our God."
Galliard, Mr. and Mrs. R. A Busen-[ The Lesson-Sermon comprises Mrs. Fred Seibels Wednesday eve-
bark will be dinner guests Friday q~otattons from the Bible and from ning in Morley. Our community
evening in the home of Mr. and the Christian Science textbook,wishes to join in extending most
COmpany in Muscatine. Mrs Roy Johnson in Cedar Rapids. "Science and Health with Key to sincere congratulations for a long
The dinner will honor Galliard the Scriptures"by Mary Baker and happy married life to this fine
Beranek and Billy Johnson who will Eddy, young couple.
soon be time for the spring tune- birthdays on Friday One of the Bible citations reads: Clarence Kline visited Clayton
Lab.our. not. for the meat which Kline at Knoxville on Friday He
Your car. Don't wait until hot Mrs Lewis Thompson went toperlsnetn, ~ut /or that meat which found Clavt h ~ a
~prlngville on Monday w-here she ndu eth unto everlasting life, Mr an~ ~r~ Wr~,~i f~,~t-~,~,
causes motor damage, is staying in the home of her hie the Son of re.an shall, give [Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
brother-in-law and sister ~VIr. and unto you: [or aim lists ~oa tnelwethin~ton near Tinton
Mrs. John Whitman. David Whit- Father sealed" (John 6:27). I Friends of Mrs. Minnie Spencer
Exceptionally Good Used Cars man son of Mr and Mrs Whitman
cA~s~l~n
the ! regret
to
know
she
has
been
very
submitted to an operation for a "= ill the past few days. She has been
Our Prices Are Right ruptured appendix on Sunday at ~Oll~h~eng:w r "'z !at the home of her sister, Mrs.
the Anamos~ hospital. His condi- e can e that bzte is Beasmore
:ion is serious. Spirit, never in nor of matter, this "
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker and
understanding will expand into self-
Prof. Lloyd Oakland went to completeness, finding all in God,
Monday evening where he good, and needing no other con-
made criticisms during the rehears- sciousness. Spirit and its forma-
als of the musical groups of the tions are the only rea~tle~ of be
high school which are preparing ~lg" (p. 264),
for the contests next month. Miss 311 First Avenue North
Geraldine Bryant is supervisor of
music in the Tams schools. He
paid a similar visit to the schools GRAVER SCHOOL NEWS
the morning program in the Pres-
byterian church missed a real treat.
Rev. Tyrrell had arranged a play
which centered around the life of
St. Patrick. The theme was this:
St. Patrick in order to conquer Ire-
land pondered over three ways,
the sword, the book, or a cup of
cold water. He conquered by the
latter, thus the subject, "By this
sign Conquer," the young people
the church taking parts. This is
not historically authentic, but was
used by the pastor in arranging
the play and to bring out his mean-
ing. The Youth Choir sang ex-
ceptionally well. A dinner was ar-
ranged in the basement dining
room at 12:30. This was followed
by the annual reports from all or-
ganizations. John Fry and James
!High were elected trustees for the
coming year.
On Sunday morning, March 30,
Rev. Tyrrell of the Presbyterian
church will take for his morning
sermon topic, "Keep your Faith in
Men."
The Gracia Guild will meet Fri-
day evening with Muriel Danly.
WILL PRESENT MUSICALE
IN SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
There will be a musicale in the
high school auditorium, Tuesday
evening, April 1st, when a program
of band music and vocal numbers
will be presented. A small admis-
sion will be charged.
Miss Ruth Johnston came home
from Minneapolis Friday night to
spend a week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Johnson, west
from town.
The household goods of Mrs.
Byrl Stoffell were sold at public
auction on Saturday afternoon The
lot adjoining the house on the
south was also sold. Bro Kohl pur-
chased the lot for $50.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nest are the
parents of a baby girl born in Mercy
hospital, Cedar Rapids, March 18.
Eddis Jean Hinkle was brought
to her home here from St. Luke's
hospital in Cedar Rapids where
she had been recovering from an
appendectomy.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spry are m
Your Ford Dealer
Mount Vernon, Iowa
INSURANCE
sons were Monday evening guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Claire Scott. The
occasion was Mrs. Scott's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robinson
were hosts Sunday for dinner com-
plimenting Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Kline and Laurence of Clarence
Mr. and Mrs. Brendes and family
of Tipton and Mr. and Mrs. Ass
Let us re-adjust your
push-tuning for the
station changes after
March 29
Fire and Windstorm
Automobile
Health and Accident
Life
S. N. MERRITT
Office in Bauman Bldg.
Ofe. Dial 3412, Res. 4262
Mount Vernon, owa
Phone 4212
Mt. Vernon, Iowa
Until the need for
a reality
We build them in our shop, if so desired,
and deliver them ready to use. Why not
get all set for the time you will need these
houses?
Mount Vernon, Iowa
of Stanwood on Tuesday evsning. MarJorie D~me, Teacher Robinson. receipt of a letter from their son
t~e~al~in~ M~tth~--"~ i~ nc~w r~nc]in~ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Overfleld of Gordon and wife who are taking ,
--~r"~m~r~,"ho,"t~ ",-~r'~" Pat-ff"to Cedar Rapids spent the week end !a trip through California. Mrs. Joe ~-,~ II III|11 IIIIII I I
m~ :,%', with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam iBoyd is taking care of their home I ~ I" I ~ IIII I i II
qm o~.~a ~ .~ Overfleld. and children m Waterloo during
a ]-*'-'=:~'~'~'~':~"~==:'~'~='--"-'i':"r:: Mrs. Clarence Kline was hostess]their absence ' I-I ]~ ; $ I' i
,a fi~t ~,~ h,v, ho,n m=k~n~ day to the H~-Lo card vlub. Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. McCashn and Mrs.
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n,~h ~ ~,~ ~ {~1 ~r *~ r. e S mpson recmved high score L John C1 fton went to Iowa City on i
.--n~-'~'~,='~,';"~h"/;',%~ and Mrs. Lillian Baker low. AISunday to see Walter Scott, who i,'
"':{he fl'rst"~rade'~ho'nics'students dainty luncheon concluded the af-lis in the hospital there. They R DR I,( ,1 ]
: Y 2 ternoon I thought he was somewhat ira-
mrs norman 11~oDlnson WaS hon- i proved -- ' " " ' ]''' " ' '
lne new OltClO~n on ~ne primary . .
t ~1 " - f " r ored with a shower Saturday after-] Betty Thomas who m a student LENDING LIBRARY
aD epresemsa cneer utappea - . ,
I wish to announce that I have.bought and taken pos noon Guests presented her anlln Cot College, came home for an
-"~'?~o r~, -.^ : ~: . ~ ~ electric toaster. / over Sunday visit with her parents We have put in a larger book rack and added 40 volumes
Session of the Irwin Shoe Repair Shop in the Bloom s,~r,~oo ,~.l~,:,:,~,~,~w ~=,~,u,~,~] Friends of Harlan Rigby, former-~Mr, and Mrs. Paul Thomas and to i
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t~ll~ ~hm]t ~ D-~h hay ~n~ ~irl I Y O hs ne~g borhood, will be[help her smter Marflyn c lebrate
building and am open for business and anxious to serve ~;;~---~'~"'~-'[~"-~.'~h ~,~,h~n ,~m ~-"-r~, ~'- ' I glad to know he has been elected,! her b~rthday." I I
YOU. 'P~,i,~ ,' f basketball coach in Ida Grove for Robert Hedges, who is a patmnt e 1Pint, ,
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M~,~ ,~,~,~ t ~,*h~ ,~oln xt year. ]in Mercy hospital, Cedar Rapids is]| JOHNSON S
. ""~"LA'" ~ / Mr. and Mrs. John Fry finished I improving daily and hopes to be SKATES DISH CLOTHS
We have modern equipment" for lnvlmble solemg and Farris has been workin~lm ving to town, Tuesday. Ihome in a few days. I| GLOCOAT
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Will . do all kinds of general shoe repair work on men's, on a unit of transnortation. ] "------~-------- Otto Pru.ess and Forrest HueyJi I $1.19 - $1.98 [ 3 for 13c
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MarJorie Dltlnne l . . . "---7--- . ]aeek m s oc y p All 5c [ 60,Heavy
u~etv~ ~lm'l~luJr N~sw~ Mrs. Wltlara Lignt f rmers " thi 1 slit the ast
be used. ---- I wlr. ana Mrs. Leo numer were~ " Lone
Mr anQ ~wlrs rlarry DWell OI
Miss Nelavene Reimer spent Sat-]business callers in Mechanicsville - ' " ~'r"- " the home of CANDY BARS I Dr. Caldwells i MINERAL
Come in and Get Acquainted urda ni h and n " wee spen~ . ,aay m
hemy of ~et -areS: day In thelonMWednesday "o -i -'" the letter's brother Roy Stoffell and and GUM ISYRUP PEPSIN| OIL
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Mr. and Mrs. WIN. Reimer and l Minburn, Iowa, called at the Gee. Th W M - of the Presb-terian 3 for 10c 49c Pint29c
Repair Work Done While You Wait Miss Marjorie Duhme attended the Light home on Wednesday. Mr hut h met wih Mrs C G Stook
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Farm Bureau meeting at the Joe Roy Light is just an acquaintance e Frida afternoon with ~I'rs Spry
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Pitlik home Tuesday evening. ]of the Light family, though both ff oo,o Y,oover Old Hickory l Hard Water
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Baxa and names are alike, they are no rela- ~. = ~""~,*~'~ ~= ~,~;:"~n,~ Mrs SMOKED SALT| NATEX |CASTILE SOAP
" ,derson i Off p family were supper guests in the tion, but both Mrs. George Light," s |
Joe Lana home in Mount Vernon and Mr. Roy Light came from v~ rT~.r~n~L',rt 89c $1.25 4 lrg bars 19c
Sunday. P--'-"--AINT HEADQ"'A""' "Su r
Mrs. Wm. Reimer, Mrs. Wm. AND PRINTED
Andre, and Mrs, Sam Andre visit- (%n~ F, nl~rtr~ment
tI. E. Anderson, Prop. Mount Vernon, Iowa ed Joe Jilovee of Ivanhoe on ==-='"":::--
Thursday afternoon, l 'ttl 15 w tn We carry a full line of Paints, Varnishes and Enamels
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Baxa and Each Roll at the lowest prices. Come in and talk paint with us.
family were callers in the Allen wood and in Illinois. HEASTY DRUG STORE
home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Light called