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8, 1941
VERNON LOCAL AND PERSONAL
THE MOUNT VEI~NON, IOWA, HAWKEYE-ltECORD AND THE LISBON HERALD
Rl~er of Springville
her mother, Mrs.
I~fsr spent the week
Mrs. Hulda
0aLes and daughter
)ate~ arespending
Ill.
Son of Mr. and
of Lisbon, spent
his grand parents,
Caraway.
F. A. Blaine joined
'Simpson and
for a nlotor
on Sunday.
teacher of
at Marion, was
for next year
Salary on Monday
A. B. Christensen
Sunday dinner
and Mrs. R. H.
the afternoon they
Butler.
of Cedar Rapids
F. Meyer, con-
at the Palisades
Will help Mr. Mey-
that need
the Open season
n
Miss Jenna Beadle of Clarence
was a guest Friday evening in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Blaine.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Miller of
Stanwood were Sunday guests in
the llome of Mr. and ,Mrs. W. W.
Miller.
Mrs. Dorothy Leavitt of Detroit,
Mich is visiting a few days in the
home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
H. A. Bassett.
Miss Bernice Gough is spending
the Cornell Easter vacation with~
her friend, Miss Marjorie ],'arnham [
in Rockford, Ill.
Guests in the Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Chapman home on Sunday were:
Mrs. James Park, the Misses Addle
and Alice Firkins and Fletcher
Park of Belle Plains.
Mrs. C. W. Neff returned homeI
Friday from Polo, I11 where she
spent several days in the home of
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. i
and Mrs. James Seeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Yeisley
and family motored to Parcels on
Saturday morning ami visited in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Waid Lentz
until Sunday afternoon.
Miss Letitia Beranek, student in
Clarke college, Dubuque will arrive
next Wednesday to spend the ]Easter
vacation in the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Beranek.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hill of Ox-
ford Junction were dinner guests
Saturday evening in the home of
Mr. t{ill's brother-in-law and sis-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Beach.
A six weeks old baby son
arrived at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Samuel McI,aughlin last Fri-
day to reside permanently. He has
been named Stephen ](eyes Me-
Laughlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Current of
Connersville, Ind are expected next
Monday for a two weeks vacation
visit in the home of Mrs. Current's
mother. Mrs. Grace Risser and Mr.
Current's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Current.
Mrs. Whitney Stahl and Mrs. Ed.
Jedlicka of San Diego, Calif were
1 visitors Monday afternoon in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bider-
Imam Mrs. Stahl is visiting relatives
Filter Rod in Cedar Bapids and Mrs. Jedlicka
end is visiting relatives in McGregor.
Patty, the pet bulldog belonging
rlae[ Holder to Catherine Jean and Martha Jane
Rod filters delicious
without filter
or chain
Holder provides
upper glass at
anytime.
supplied
If yours
get combination
Osgood, has contracted the rare
disease, meningocephalitis which
struck several Mount Vernon ea-
I nines last week. The Osgood dog is
in a Cedar Rapids animal hospital.
Merrill and Eddie Pitlik will be
hosts for the Boy's 4-H club meet-
ing this evening at the home of
their pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Pitlik. The lesson will con-
sist of reports on the years projects
and record books. William Herr,
Linn county 4-H club leader, will
be present.
Mrs. Charles Maybauer who spent
several weeks in St. Petersburg,
Fla is spending a few weeks with
and Heating
Vernon, Iowa
The two lmy windows and kitchen lean-to are distin('tive
features of the front view of the Bergumnu "Cape C~nl" house.
This ,settee fa(~s the fireplace in the living r(~)m. The strtped
wall palmr and ruffled white window curUtins are shovtll. The
pictnre loolcs towards the front of the house.
The modern, conveniently arranged kitchen Is shown In this
picture. The electric stove is on the left and electric refrigerator
on the right.
are supplied to the room by the
wood on the chair-back and on the
love scat as well as by a convinc-
ingly "Cape Cod" desk.
XVALI,IL~t PElt SEI JY~TEI)
WYI~I EXQUISITE TASTE
The other bay window at the
front of the house belongs to the
By Marybelle Mqson
Completely and charmingly
"Cape Cod" from the apple-green
rug to the hurricane chandelier, the
new home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Bcrgmann now stands completed at
10 Fourth Avenue South, looking
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ["like a picture"--a picture design-
and .Mrs. W'lllard Maybauer in Chi- I ed for graceful living. Everything
cage, Ill and her son-in-law and l about the cottage has been chosen dining room, which, again, is tn
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell I ~:ith the exterior style in mind, so the mood of the home. One of the
~Kraft in Towanda, Ill before re-lthat the general effect is one of most remarkable things about the
turning to her home in Mount Ver- complete and comfortable unity.
The lovely white ruffled tie-back
This pictures shows the attractive fireplace with the two
lnterestlltg (,hairs Col)led from authentic "Gone With the Wind"
versions. The front doorwuy can be .~yen thru the d(~)r at the left.
All Photographs By
HUGH IgOBI~IRTS
Dial 5192, .Mount Vernon
Shown oil t h e
right is the dining
roont with the ]my
window at the front.
The wall lmper has
an attravtive fruit
~n~sket deMgn and
the hurricaue chau-
dellcr is a "CaDs
Cod" tOIl('h.
white. Everything in the room is The old New England stop~ when
toned to match this coloring. The one reaches the kitchen, for here
other bedroom is in blue and white, is a lovely modern place, by its
with a curled what-not in the ~ eonvcnient arrangement guaran-
corner of the room showing well itecd to delight the heart of any
against the blue and white back- cook. A narrow red feature stripe
ground. Here again are white running around the outline of the
ruffled curtains. The mahogany mottled gray linoleum about a foot
furniture, with the antique spool in from the edge leads into a corn-
trim, has a "seasoned" look which fortably large but compact kitchen.
is quite in keeping with the Cape- In the one end of the room is a
Cod-like ruffled dressing table set red, black and chromium breakfast
before one of the windows. The set. Red drainboards lead to the
Bergmann home is the exquisite "skirt" is in blue and white print sink, and even the electric clock
NDABLE
Delivered Prices:
tqANA SPECIAL -- $7.75
BLACK ROSE -- $8.75
LOTHAIR -- $10.50
BRUNHILD -- $10.75
RANGE -- $8.50
[I, LILAND
II~IIR$
non. taste with which the wallpaper waS!material, on the stove has a tiny red rim
w through the two chosen to fit in with each room. In I to 'bring it into the room.
cur~inSdtonwa~ 'i~ the fron~ and 'set I the dining room the paper has a ~1 The bathroom, entered through
"off"Y" the wnite" irame ex~emor, amo l: ~ large ,anti cole-ful, but definitely ~ a,hall between the two bedrooms, l A back hallway leaus" ~rom' the
where the living room I not gaudy, fruit basket design. Low i is decorated in yellow and .black, adjoining garage rote the house.
ttris atnestu(wlnsm~'m tne" integrateu e~Lect ! white wainscoting, adds. to the effect, with the newest tube lights illum- ! Thel'e are stx' plenteous closets
The soft light 1 The chandelier is in keeping with i lusting the mirror. Unusual "fleece- throughout this home.
iithn~mlial~lip[p~;stC?pPdtvebltin~is !h:sp:mt onbet:tgea cgorlUpx tfthcrYiS:hlt ! ?:~h b;:b;):t2.c:tCUp~eeitnlhi:ro~':,l,:1. witThe~tteir~,i:loaCwe shadef?ronilhel
ly in two shades of soft green. The bulb candles showing through 4 those little touches which helps to
woodwork is all white, and the tra- "hurricane lamp" shades. ! .M()DI,]I[N KITCHI~]N make this house simply glow with
ditional fireplace is brick trimmed The Bergmann's I)cdroom is fur- i The kitchen is In the "lean-to" the "just right" feeling.
with white. ]~{~side the fireplacenished with maple furniture which part of the home, the north addition
arc two interesting chairs, copiedblends well with the wallpaper, !which is set back a little from the The building was done by the
from the authentic 'Gone W'ith thewhich is vertically striped in the front of the house and is decorated McKay Construction company, Ce-
Wind" versions. Warm wood-tones colors light chocolate, yellow and ] on the outside with green shutters, dar Rapids.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Steffa are J. ~,V. l~loom was confined to his I,]oyd Ellison is spending thisRalph Klinefeltcr of Adams,
spending the Easter vacation with home with a severe cohl last week week with friends in Kansas City, ~,~ls was a week end guest in the
relatives in Gladbrook. end. IMP. Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Mitchell home.
C O A L S Fred Travis is remodeling the Mrs. VC R. Wilder who spent the ] Mrs. Frcd Sadler left Saturday Miss Frances Coleman went to
second floor of their house into anwinter in Pasadena, Calif arrived] morning for Michigan City, Ind Cedar Rapids on Sunday to spend
to visit an uncle who is seriously ill. several weeks with her brother-in-
i apartment. When it is finished Mr. home on Sunday.
and Mrs. Harold Still will occupy Prof. and Mrs. F. M. McGaw W.H. Bair went to Victor last law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Wllmer
STOKER -- $7.75
it. spent from Saturday until Wednes-
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Swift former day in Chicago, Ill.
residents of Mount Vernon have Prof. and Mrs. E. E. Moots left
recently purchased a home in 1239 on Monday for a week's visit in
First Avenue, N.W. in Cedar Rap- Ames and Des Moines.
ida. Miss Hazel Pirkey of Cedar Rap-
Mrs. L. E. Sipple is spending two ids was a guest of Miss Anna Cur-
weeks with her daughter Miss nutt on Tuesday night:
Waunetta Sipple who is a nurse in Miss Alice Betts, dean of women
St. Mary's hospital, Rochester, at Cornell, is spending the Easter
Minn.
Thursday where he is visiting in the
home of his son Volney Bair and
family.
Mrs. Alma Cooley of Clinton is
making an indefinite visit in the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. F. Hahn.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Cork of Lis-
bon were callers Sunday afternoon
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Jones.
Bud Kolek took delivery on a new
Dodge luxury custom four door se-
dan on Friday from Frank L. Kil-
berger of the Smith Garage, local
dealers.
Mrs. Clyde Baker went to Chi-
cago, Ill on Wednesday for a brief
visit with her sons Maynard and
:Drew Baker and famtlies and
Facilities
More
You need up-to-date banking facilities as much as
you do modern machinery on the farm.
The financial side of farming is more
important today than ever before. Pay-
ing by check aids in keeping records in a
safe and business-like manner. A loan in
season may help to plant crops or market
your products.
Our officers understand agricultural
conditions in this area and their financial
experience and cooperation can bc most
valuable to you.
vacation in Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Carl Crumbaugh of Clinton,
came Tu(,sday afternoon for a visit
in the home of her mother Mrs.
J. F. Keys.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Baird are
visiting this week in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oleson in
Springfield, I11.
Kirkoatrick.
Miss Mettle B. ~-Iunt, matron at
Guild Hall, is spending this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Reid Hunt and
family in Tipton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles West of El-
dora were over the week end
visitors in the home of Mr. West's
mother, Mrs. Ely West.
Miss Sadie Warner and Miss
Robert Baker.
Mrs. William Gormly has return-
ed from Cedar Rapids where she
spent a brief time with her son-
in-law and daughter Mr. and ,Mrs.
1,ester Frezek.
Prof. and Mrs. Chester Williams
are visiting during the Cornell va-
cation in the borne of Prof. Wil-
liams parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
Mr. and Mrs. I. on Platner and Williams in River Forest, IlL
son Bruce of Cedar R.~pids, were Marie Kugler of Cedar Rapids call- Mrs. G. E. Bartholomew and
Sunday afternoon callers in the l ed Sunday afternoon in the Rev. Mrs. Helen Sebroeder returned
home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kafer.! and Mrs. E. G. Hunt home. home Monday from Detroit, Mich
:Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stinger were Mrs. John Auracher and Mrs. ~ where they spent several days with
visitors Tuesday in the home of j J" D. Bowers spent Tuesday visiting i the latter's son, George Schroeder.
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.t in the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates
and Mrs. I,eou P]-tner in Cedar home in Cedar Rapids. Miss Bobbybel Kirkpatrick of E1-
kadcr, will arrive in Mount Vernon
Rapids. Mrs. Sarah Tallman returned to the last of next week to spend a
Clark Hull and John Huebner, her farm near Paten on ~unday one week vacation in the home oil
students at Corncll, were dinner afternoou after spending a month her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George!
guests of Bill Foster at the home of in her home in Mount Vernon. Kirkpatrick.
his mother, Mrs. Mae Foster on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stinger spent Sunday dinner guests in the Mr.
Saturday. Sunday in the home of their son and Mrs. Fred Mizaur were: Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elllson of and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ed Mizaur, Mrs. Raymond
Cedar Rapids were Monday evening Glenn Stinger in West Branch. !Mlzaur and son Larry of Oxford
dinner guests in the home of the Mru. Lloyd McCutcheon expects Junction, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- to leave this afternoon for a ten day Mowry of Lowden.
vey Ellison. I visit with her daughter Mrs. Mary, Lyall Bryant returned home Sat-
The many friends of John H. Jean Alexander in New York City. urday morning from Chicago, Ill
Merritt will be sorry to learn he is Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Riley and where he attended the National
seriously ill w~th pneumonia at theMr. and Mrs. Page Ntcholson, of Farm Chemurgic conference, held
Mrs. Ida Haun Kettlcscn home Mr o, ,)^ !-
; 9 ~" au~, ~vHnn were guests Tues-in the Stevens hotel. He reports it
Merritt passedhm . 1st birthday a / day in the home of Bishop and Mrs. is a very interesting conference.
week ago today. Thomas Nicholson. They were en- Mrs. Florence Brown Leo, Cor-
F. J. Hayes of Chicago, Ill join- route to the National conference of nell '18, of Dysart was a guest Sun-
ed his wife and daughter Alice Hunt entomologists, in Columbia, Me, day in the Bey. E. G. Hunt home
Hayes, Wednesday for a short visitDr. E. T. Gough attended a con- ~ where she visited her former col-
in the Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Hunt ference conducted by Bishop Ralph lege friends, Mrs. Mildred Hunt and ]
home. Mrs. Hayes and daughter 'Mcgee, of Des Moincs, for District Mns. F. J. Hayes. The latter, of
who have been guests in the Hunt superintendents of the Methodist Chicago, was a guest in the
home for several weeks will accom t home of her arents Rev and Mrs
~hi ~" "t'* " " " "" " church held in "Waterloo on Wed-i P
pany m ~o netr nome. nesday. He spent Wednesday night t E. G. Hunt.
The Mount Vernon school board and today with his parents ILev. --
will meet for their regular monthly t and Mrs. J. J Gough in Bristow. He t Mr, VERNON C][IURCH NOTES
meeting in the high school building 1 plans to return home this evening. [ PRE YT -~-|]-- - H R H
v ' " I SB ER AN C U C
on Tuesday e enmg, Apml 8. Dr.] R Otis X l s o
r~,Bigger chosen president of ev leo -e win; a guest Sun- Rev. Joseph W. Gray, Jr Past r
"~" ":" . . ". ' ' .' . I day in the home of Bishop and Mrs. Friday--
the ~o~ru at ~ne organizat!on.!nee[- iThomas Nicholson. Rev. Moore 8:00 M P Y Club meeting at the
lug IOllO~, lug [he annual election in
" ' went to Brandon on Monday where home of .Eldon Johnson.
March, will preside at the meeting, he expected to load their house- Sunday--
Mrs. James P, ryant, who spent the! hold goods for transportation to 9:45 Church School.
winter in the home of her son-in- their new home in Kennilworth, 10:45 Palm Sunday. Celebration
law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. BertN.J. Rev. Moore has received the of the Sacrament of the Lord's Sup~
Minnish in Kausas City, Me ar- appointment as pastor of the per.
rived home on Sunday. Mr. and Methodist church in that city. Sun- 6:30 Christian Endeavor meeting
Mrs. Minnish brought her as fat' as day evening, he spoke at the eve- led by Jacky Nichols.
i Ottumwa where she was met by ning service in the Pres~byterian 7:30 Evening Service.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyall Bryant who church and met many of his Wed~e~]~y and Thnr~lay---
brought her home. friends. 7:30 Holy Week union services in
Pa e
- = ' "~* :' --- 2: '
the Methodist church. Rev. Josepb hundreds of meetings, assistance
Gray will preach Wednesday and] given to families, lodging homeless
President Magee is expected to men, Christmas dinners, vacation
speak at the Thursday Communion lper|ods at fresh air camps. This
service, l is only a small portion of Iowa's
METIIODIST ()HURCH
Rev. W. Glenn Rowley, Pastor
Church school at 9:45. W. B. Gray
is superintendent.
Morning worship at 10:45. This
is Palm Sunday and the message
land spirit of the day should be ap-
propriate. The sermon subject
to be used by the pastor will be,
[ Salvation Army's program. The
foreign appeal this year will be con-
centrated at our war centers in
Europe. The Salvation Army is
proud of the following statement
made by William Knutson, De-
fence Chief, "When one hundred
dollars is given to the Salvation
Army the biggest part of that one
hundred dollars is spent for doing
"The Terrible M.eek." The High lgood. Being somewhat of a busi-
School Chorus d~rected by Prof. I ness man myself, I appreciate that."
W. R. Fuller will sing twice in the tcaptain and Mrs. W. E. Thompson
following numbers, "Gloria" from lare in charge of the Cedar Rapids
the Twelfth Mass by Mozart, and office.
"Lost in the Night," by Christiansen.
The High School Epworth League i Townsend
Ball To Aid Greek
meets Sunday evening at the Glenn A~.~ t~.~ ~a~. ~.d~
Rogers home. Cynthia Winsor is .-ffin~ ~. vv~ s ~ss ~
the leader in a continuation of the Both the Greek and the Czecho-
study on immortality. There were slavakian War Relief funds will
thirty a~ this service last Sunday share in the proceeds from the
evening. The hour is 6:15. Townsend Benefit Ball, to be held
The College Epworth League does in the Memorial Coliseum Thurs-
~not meet Sunday evening of this day, April 10th.
week. The ball will open at 8 p.m. with
We urge all members of the an hour-long floor show starting at
church and others to set aside other 8:30 sharp. Dan Justad of Cedar
plans for the latter part of the I Rapids will sing, accompanied by
week and attend the union HolyI Frank Voelker blind organist, and
Week services in this church. Mary Evelyn Wenke, dancer and
-- I comedian, will present numbers.
CIIRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH The Cavalier Girls' Drum & Bugle
"lTnr~alitv" will he th~ suh|~et ~rtC rps will present their drill J.
" ere~ ~urreu wm serve as masmr
the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches
nr C~hriat
.~ol~ntlat nn ~nndmv [OI ceremomes. ~ancxng after floor
Aprii 6: t show to 1 o'clock. Music for dane-
The Golden Text is from l Tim- ing will be by the WMT Bohemian
othy 6:17, "Charge them that are
rich in this world, that they he not
highminded, nor trust in uncertain
riches, but in the living God, who
giveth us richly all things to en.
jOy."
The Lesson-Sermon comprises
quotations from the Bible and from
the Christian Science textbook
"Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy.
One of the Bible citations reads:
'Wherefore come out from among
them, and be ye separate, salth the
Lord, and touch not the unclean
thing; and I will receive you, And
will be a Father unto you, and ye
shall he my sons and daughters
saith the Lord Almighty" (II Cor.
6:17-I8).
Among the selections from the
Christian Science textbook is the
following:
"Finite sense has no true appre-
ciation of infinite Principle, God, or
of His infinite image or reflection,
man. The mirage, which makes
trees and cities seem to be where
they are not, ilustrates the illusion
of material man, who cannot be
the image of God" (p. 300)
311 First Avenue North
Salvation Army
Conducts Drive
The annual Self Denial effort of
the Salvation Army in Cedar Rap-
ids is now being conducted in IAnn
County, according to the announce-
merit made today ,by Lieut. Laur-
ence C. Allen of Des Moines. This
drive is conducted annually for
the purpose of maintaining Salva-
tion Army work in the county and
state. A single year's actiivties by
the Linn county division includes
orchestra. P. A. Kiester of Cedar
Rapids is Chairman of this Bene-
fit BaIL
Photographs
Your Photograph Is
Most Appropriate For
"MOTHER'S DAY"
Gifts
Children's Pictures
A Specialty
Dial 5192 after 6 o'clock
for appointment
or drop a card to Box 493
Roberts
Mount Vernon, Iowa
INSURANCE
Fire and Windstorm
Automobile
Health and Accident
Life
S. N. MERRITT
Office in Bauman Bldg.
0fc. Dial 3412, Res. 4262
Mount Vernon, owa
will break any business. Of course
this means financial leaks.
On the farm financial leaks may
come from leaky roofs which al-
low water to seep through and
spoil good hay and grain.
Prevent financial leaks by having
us repair the old roof or put on a
new one.
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