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HAWKEYE, VOLUME 87, NUMBER 25
Expect Over
For Contest
on
MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957
an
!Amend Ordinance
On Construction
I The Vernon council
Mt.
Monday
evening adopted ordinance 178,
which amended ordinance 161, es-
MOUNT VERNON RECORD, VOLUME 63, NUMBER 31
First Avenue May Mrs.
Be Improved Ini
There is a possibility that First
Avenue in Mt. Vernon may be wi-
dened and improved, bu.t definite Auto A¢¢it
the large crowd. All members of lw;th the Thorpe Co
• ,-. , the organization are joining in the r ~- " •- il" " rr "
v,~met . . . me contract w i ca y a penalty
carry, it'--F-°r :let it deteriorate project, glymg of food or work[of $50 a day if work is not started
vote in mUS~ea hours,or in some cases born, to i on the well by May 1. It was this said he saw a car going east at the i titian to the Lisbon council on Man-, Franks oboe Lela Griffiths tenm
_ . ch People have awakened to the make the Mt. Vernon welcome sat- m~,,~,, in ~h~ onntrnrt that d~lav~d ~|1~, |~A~ '~,W~ same time. day evening asking that the Farley i sax a1~'~ ~'"' ~ .......... ' -"
& re , .............................. ~"-
P eluets, faint that because they havent zsfylng to the vmltors. I+he si~nin~ A renresentative for |I~F |||~Imt|||l~ |l~ll~ 4 ......... property be cleaned up Five neigh ~ur,u~ame corne~
• . ~ ~ ~. ~- Albert Nelson, 98 7 Lyndale S.. ........ . .... -!The flute trio is the only ensemble
n filed with the had a pressure e.ampalgn for Seven performance centers will be l4},~ mh .... ur,m r~ • h,, o~÷~,~,~,,,~
- - . t,,~ --,.~..~ ,,~...~.., ..... =~ ..... ~.~ ]oors wltnln a blOCK slgnea tile petl
d::ed, s c h o ol park f .u~., the park has r ecelv- opened for judg.es ,to hear contest- [the letting did not feel that he had Local people who indicated alowingMinneap°liSMrs. 20,Yeisley,Minn.,witnessedWhO was fol-,the]ti°n while eight did not. - [ which, will_ nerform~ ..........
:2&lred,*~n r num- pea-a,-* m'mlm--m-Umr~c~xL, year~am-°un* ot sup- oeenants' mecnoseniOUr•oun, omgSto oe wlmm't)seu nawng:thezalny authority to sign such a con- choice on the ballot in last week's accident. He said as he came overI Water rates were discussed. The I ....
t. P ecinet ' " . . i tract Hawkeye as to several state tax
~lon. The pro- Biggest fear of local people is easy walking distance for the stu-[ A,~nroval of the nenaltv clause possibilities favored (by more than the brow on the hill east of thelcouncil decided on Friday eveningil, knnounce l~ew ~,onoco
Burae ,-lace that he suddenl-, saw to charge a flat rate the amount of : ~ = ~ =.
u~trict has been that the dam may go out if it is dents. Centers 1, 2 and 3 will be at!was"obtained in a letter signed by 95 per cent) a 3 per cent sales tax wheels ~lying through the a~r. He Iwhich will be decided at a later iKOyal ~aSollne
coup+t,ae Linn county not repaired•If it goes out and the high school, 4 and 5 at Ward Tom C Thor,~e vice r~resident He and no state income tax.
• "~J o " " " " ' ' ~" ' " ' ~ • • . w ~.aroee, I)lCK t;aroee an~
Oards of edu- boah ng is lost to the Palisades, one s.choolv6 a! the Methodist church,. 7 ,. stated that he had gone over their I Out of the 50 ballots recorded estimated he was driving 60 miles meenng. ' C ...........
an hour or more and said that l S~reet improvement was discuss-..... ............
oI the main attractions willbe at me t'resoyter.tan..~au~t nos~.s.Wmlwork schedule and felt that work I only 3 favored an increase in the he was gaining on Mrs Yeisley i ed. It is hoped that the town can be i,walte~ ~om oz ~est oil t;o., Las-
taken awa oe at eacn center to give vimtors • oon lo_c:l~onoc.o aealers, attenoed
-~,,J- ~- Y" I .... I could be started by May 1. I state income tax. . . " " _ ! " " . " . . " . " , . . , .
- r,ments The Cedar Rapids Chamber of mmrmanon. I ............ The ballots were from a wide y~SdBaUrgetelf?nhc°n~d:°a~sa d:l~ !!~erV~:/~dnt°e ~°Utr d:it2;trSo~a3d th~
| ~ .... '*~ Commerce is writing the Linn coun-I A brief outline follows of.the sep:, o:.~e we:l~wl21 fe :o care5 on* +met cross section of the community in- to _ ~ e
I ~t{~t~.l~ r%~._ ty members of the legislature re- [arate events ana me scneaule wull.--,,%,: .... ~'"~.'~ ": " °~,~ "-"~ ~ :;_'"[ cluding employees, farmers, re- ed Mr. Yeisley who came immedi- ! Mi'lo ~'alib-n h-~ ~- ............. !Thursday. They received full infor-
| [ "'~'~! u~y garding the Palisades State Park. ]be followed as nearly as possime as!n.eatmgpiantanff sou~nwes~ nfltired people, teachers, professors, ately. He arrived a few minutes! ....... ..?.. ~.~__'_~F.",_~m_'o",'~Y~_ imaiion about sales plans for the
, f ]u,y l¥1a~'UY lz-latLeno~g~jt£ LU it llV~l ,
F'~C 'e -- ~ I~° time, anowances mane zor .~rop ; ~-.~ ~...~/W ,u--,y.~ ~,~.~..v~,,u,= ~;,,~- I retailers, businessmen, professional a ter the ambulance had left and~ _ .................. ~new Conoco Royal gasoline with
went on to the hospRal ........ TCP whmh is announced m an ad
~a rnon juniors V,. .* .. | -- . . &l-- --.I ~outs of performers and substitutions,, pipe. ±ms loeanon is important oe- I men and tit,, offi,-ial¢ • , year ~rm on me par~ ooaru, uarl ; . . .
'eer Day Wed- J l~l~l~y! |]~| so those wishing to hear any section i cause there is an 8-inch main within . " .... Mr. Nelson said the motor was i Miehem°nn rata a3 ,,eara-yeartormterm~4 ~an° t, roverp~b~,, on page 6 of this issue. ±his-" new
rnell with ~,, I ~• . -" • should arrive a little early I a hundred feet of it / Umvers,Mly almost everyone • . ~ -~ ............. • -
,,~ ........ Jones, ,nd FII | I~ ~ FRIDAYNIGItT • t Cornell college authorities ha e " • • ,. v,,~-v .... Con - "
ar and I v dtshked making out an income
Uar, en._er_er _ ..... still running when he reached the'and, Buell Miller ar~ h~ ..... ! gaso]meoco aealers~S avallableand fromat allBestlOCaloll
car and that he turned it off Mr 'm~m~,~r~ : '
~amac co v ' '' n ' ' he mx relmr~ --n~ omer lmlmrmnt • • "~ ~ ~'~ o. i-~
I " - nfe.- t~#* ~,* / ~* - Center 1, h.s. aud]tormm: 7 p.m. i s.g ed a long time lease with t~,... . ::. ,h. ~._n~ *~. Ymsley started the car in the after-[ Richard Radl and John Sutliffl~;°"
~el~e..Marion, I~'lln = peecn r rs s piano solo and harp at 10. i e:;ty so a pump house can be built at some" pe~;]e ~; not'~l~ing noon and drove it to Lisbon where ]were a-nointed to mere wiq] th,~ ~ i ---------~
,_ alPton. Center 2, h.s. typing room: 7 p.m. line wen site• h,,n~,~t h,~o,-= ~ ..... ~= ~,~ it was picked up by a body shop. A lbrary board ......... l Robert Stork Wins With
~u around 5 ~ .............. =" ....... tire went down after he reachedI "
50 Mt. Vernon speech contestants bell lyre and snare drum; 8, tymp-,
paying all of the tax theyLisbon ! _ Berkshire Market Hogs
at 11:45 brought home three first division ant, marimba, drum ensemble andl'Coffe --7-- "- -'- Day' Benefit shoed•
W.S.C.S. awards from competition in the student directing. , Mrs.'David Ferguson is substitut-
The Laverne Simmons'
takingl~v. HughPart atStateGrinnell.Speech Assn. meet Saturday bassoon,Center oboe,3' h.s• altoStUdy clarinet;hall: 7~:lorpm'or~,pp"r, - - led Kids of Thethe saleSease oftaXhandlingWaS favoredand becaUSecollect. Yeisleying . as first grade teacher, for Mrs l. V,slt" " Llsbo." - .__ 'tbeR°bertresultsS °l' o_, his" laStpen weekof threereCeivedBerk-
lvirs. Mer- ing it and fact that it could not be Late "reports from the hospital I shire market pigs shown at the Fort
• • . . Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Simmons Dad e ~ rin mark
Loyal "Cofee Day" will be observed at avoided, were that Mrs. Yelsley was resting -- . ;.- ...... I g ~p g et hog ~how on
]o.urnalism; the Holiday House and Day's Snack The overwhelming percents g efairly comfortably, a,~Oe/diln ~2ovelan~, ~ailtO.wa[e~lVe~ I March ..2~,. .
business r n ~ he sales tax T e y g a His gilt which was ~eser~e chain
p o- Bar on Wednesday, April 10, in co- favoring a "ncrease in t ~ -- the home of their daughter Mrs I-i- ' .... " " •- :~2
• t p on over all vreefls among me t~v
• operation with Iowa Easter seal to 3 per cent and taking off the pi/ = ............ • .... '~ . • .
~iidt!~et~°rd ca;;Pe:Zlnffee will be served during ~$eeu]l~si!°~,e 8wh::n°; =,areal ets Master ~!~i ~eP~e~l@:hi~r~aanni~!Y~{?~ ~mrnir~l~{~c!i:i~w~?~UgA~!~h:;e/:m°a~e!hi
the day. Patrons will "sweeten the PP • Farmer Award the Lisbon area They were house l and sold for $1 75 ,~ ~ t ah .... fh~
o:*o m , . - ~ . ~_r _w ...........
~lty _ i0.. • . pot" by contmbutmg to a fund for Apparently many taxpayers ] guests of Mrs. Simmons' brother-in- Itoo Chicago orice
i supt; o~ thereafter re-enter the same field 10:40 bass clarinet. !purchase of kitchen equipment fordo not share with Governor Russell Eldred well-known farm- law and sister the Earl Leighs ~_ Storl~ barrow enWr~d in ~h~
SS .... m i of competition. I Center 3:8 a.m. baritone euphon- the Iowa Camp for Crippled Chfl- Loveless his ~deas on the sales ]er from the Martelle-Morley area, ! The S~mmons' had planned to I Davennort sDrin~ market hn~ ~h,~,,
pzeslflents ----
s. Bob Beckm:m in his freshmanl ium; 9 10 tuba; 10 20 French horn; dren. tax. land now serving his second term as i leave Loveland Saturday night but ] March'9 nlaced "fourth in ~a~'-,:~:~"
e i*-Tt~--e .Roy. year was ~ud~ect in the second di 111:20 brass quintet" chamber group Iowa restaurants are joining in ........... ]state representative from Jones!because of blizzard conditions they ieontest T'ho lot ..... ~-~.~ "-:-'J'""~"
,,vOcation ~ ~ -of bras " ' e rovid o2 " rne results nero are oelng (IUDII- ' . . . ~. *a ~..}'~. a*u~a LIUS oar-
tar ~ 'lvision in extemnoraneous sneakin~ s. th:s pre3c t to p e opp "turn- ................ ,Icounty has been named for anlwadeduntflSundaymornmg TheyItow whiah meacured 49 ¢o .....
" ~ VOca , ~- .- ~.. • • ~.atefl in otner place~ where u pun* ' . , -,-- -~ , ..~.,~re
• a ~,-- .- I pre~entin~ a talk on the effect of I Center 4, Ward top floor 8 a m t esfor summer fun for crippled~o ~.~.~ +.t-~.~ IIowa Master Farmer award. [ got to S.terhng Colo. when they I inches was th~ larvae+ ~; -n,, h,,,
on "C . l- trading stamps on the family mar- ' treble voice medmm, m_fldren. • • Mr Eldred attended Cornell col- were stopped by the highway patrol ; entered in the qmw "
hOoslng ...... I Center 5 Ward bascm nt'8a m -- The ballot printed in the Hawkeye " ................ !an,~ h~,~, ..... , ....... ,,,~, ~,~,~ i ~ "
Ketmg budget. Dick Bowman was~ , e . ' " • ~ 0~,~+ ,,, + h-., n.,,ia r~ -~haff lege In 19ZT-Z~-ZV, llvlng at me ~. i ........................ ~ .... ,,,v,,-r
~ce s took nl .... |rated in second division on presen-[baritone voice; 11 bass; .... I1~,~,,1~,~1 D-,,~|~,,~ :;:{~°"d:E~:5 an;jiG. Hart home while a student here. ]da)~ morning Mr. Simmons learned i~r|,n I:;.-Id IM,,.I,
a.ra -,~,h"- ~_"~=ltation of Black Tuesday in radio t:en~er ~: ~ a m. creme voice mgn. ~,~l.~ I=~= =~=~s.w ~ o,%~ .o~,,~,=,%, ~,~,. ,~ . ' ~ I ~,~,~,.~,~ ,u~ ..... ~,~ ~ a~ .... . l lnat mgnway 80 was open and they'~ ~p- .... ~ *,~,,,~ ,,v=~
Caeon~ " $ ' " h" Jack ~cnroeaer, state senator irom .,.,.,~,*, =.., ..}. .............. . .
!5 to 12"45 speaking and Barbara Bridges see-Comer 7, Presby.erlan ehurc . 8 • Daven art two of the bun or i farm maintains a balanced live-!x~ere able .to proceed although they iStar In This Area
in fr ' p.m. and in " " am tenor" 10:45 boys' double quar- TO Continue Stud p , y g - , were slowed down by one-way t,'af-
~ am 12:45 to l. dramatic declamation, read ,2," ' Y members of the state Senate• I stock program and practices good fi- ~ ....... ~ .... ~-~ '~-~ :-~ ~ ....
z:50 m " lng The Bu~ton L~. I 1 ion methods He is a re .......... :~ ~" ........ ~u~u~,~u, ,,,~, ~ farmers are oegmmng to strut
,e P. - wlthl ,,.~ - ; ......... SATURDAY AFTERNOON The resignation of Floyd Beghtell It was an honest attempt to find Ic°n.serva! .... ~. i,~ ~,,~,~ ..... P~iNebraska. Conditions were bad wo-k in the field this week An~o~,~
• zne one-act play /r'uss in ~ne well . ¢ • • ~.,~.~ ~.~ao~,-~ ..,....,. ~.~v~.,......• ~**° I ' • ' • " " g
._~ t ................ Center 1• 1 n m brass sextet" 2'15 as in rtructor of mathematics and I out what Iowa people are think-I ................ ~. ..... ,~ , around Blair Nebr. and Mlssourltthose who have sow-,,~ ~•,*~ -- '"-
wan also :]uogefl In secona CtlVlSlOn. " ~ ' ' " ..... h n nero ol ea~tae ~mm~*cr auuu~ xw;, ' ~, ,,,,~ .,, ,,e
~ub S A . brass quartet" 4 trombone quartet, driver s training in the high school mg about state tax sources. W e thin' hogs 800 to 900 ,Valley but from there on they had ] territory ~outheast of L~sbon. n,,o
.. ¢out ccompanying the competing sin-Center 2• 1 n m flute' 2"30 flute was submitted to the board of edu- the ballot was first primes in the, ' . . i no trouble until they got on 218 at Llovd Kol~l Mauri w,h'~ ~;~1~
~eet$ dents ~ere student play stage man- t"io" 4 flute quartet•woodwind cation" of the Mt Vernon consohdat- Ottumwa Courser 90 per cent of the ] He has. always, been active in, Cedar Rapids to go to Iowa City. I Kohl and Bernard Ciha
A~r, 4 lager Paul Larson and speech diree- ~ '- ........ + - ' ed school when that croun met l3 000 replies favored a 3 per cent l eommunity affairs• He served as !They found 218 very slinnerv I "
I . qual'teL s~^ ~.~-~. ' ° "- ' • • ' " " "-'- "" I -~
Cu}, . tar Charles Krause. Also attending o,...,o. ~ ~ ,~,~ h.,,m,~ trio" 3 Monday evenin~ sales tax and no income tax. president of the Morley school I Both Lvle and Donald S mmons • -- . m . ~,~ =
~t " ;ou Were Mrs Ro Bowman Barbara .......... *" ........... ~" ...... board director of Fazmers Coop I~ r w " im arrant DOOslrer ~lUD
- Thu da- ~ . . " Y , trumpet quartet' 4 clarinet quartet Mr Beghtel will enroll in thel The three questions on the ballot ] , . . ." .. . • a e no emoloyed at Wilson's in Ce- I P
h'e~by~ ~ia~c.,cnie~, Rachel Yeisley Mrs. How- Center 4" 1 p m treble voice low" State" university to pursue his grad-:were: I Elevator, director oz jones t:oumYidar Rapids." Donald and his wife lMeetinel ~'~ Me~,4,,***
ar ' " " " ' " " O V rio ~arml ..... ~" ...v,,~..~
r a tiann and Mrs E R Hmdahl Farm bervlee n a us ~ •
enew th, .... 4:10 madrigal, uate studies in the field of geology. I prefer a 3% sales tax and elimi- I~. .? ..... !live in Swmher. The Simmons't
~ureau comrm~tees anu work groups
---__ .,_..~_~ -"" Center 5:1p.m. bass solo; 2 girls' ~ -- nation of the present personal state [ ................ h..~.h H~ i~ = Idaugh.ter Bonnieis.still_~ith Collins] Lisbon Athletic Booster Club will
ar~ -~P, R I.L S=luw~ ......... trio. .. Prof DuVal Receives income tax. ~'~:*..~ ~=~"'u~*~£1~r'~f-the~K°l~ll~aalo t~o. ]n 13arias, Texas. hold an important meeting Monday
r, prn was usnerea zn wire ugn~ Center 6:1 p.m. mixed double " I prefer a 2% sales tax, the state ............... '~ ..... April 8 in the lunch room at 7:30.
~ir~_lVIonday." O. J. Cull.umber re- quartet: 2:45 boys' quartet. I=ulbri lht Grant income tax as it is now plus a lodge.
p r~ mat .~ m. was regzstereo on Center ~" 1 p m boys' double -- state property tax.
his rain gauge Tuesday morning• quartet• 1"2(} girls" sextet; 4:15 mix- Alan DuVal, associate professor I prefer a 2% state sales tax plus LInn" Township" Raises oe^H°n°r .... 80 h Birthday.
~=. ed quartet, of German at Cornell college, has nn incre~s~ in the state income tax T ',#. ~. : moenow
|~V I~1~~1~¢,.~, SATURDAY NIGHT been awarded a Fulbright grant, to t-o-mee-t-a~,-,,ropri-a-tionneeds-- $222.25 for Red
Cross
ann m~l,~R~, ~Pl~#~%d~i||~I Center 1:7 p.m. sax quartet; 8:40 attend the seminar for American 1"*" ' O.H. Stabenow observed his 80th
"~ = " ' " ~ Linn Township raised $222.25 in birthday on Sunday. Those who
• • Itll __ == woodwind trio. 1 rinet trio 8 45 teachers of German under the aus- _ . •
Will /Bk~lm,~aee c n ter 2:7 p.m. c a ' . ; : . pices of the Goethe Institute at Call Chamber Meeting the recent Red Cross drive which is came to spend the day were his
s|l ~--%~=d11~1~0 chamber group oz woouwinas, t~..nich , - -- a little less than the quota of $300. I brother L. A. Sta.benow and wife of
iI~ ~ =, e= ~ s Center 3:7 p.m. B flat clarinet:~'*Sne of 25 persons in the United FOr Monday Evening Glenn Strother townshi- chair I Five students from Lisbon high iLena Ill. also the Dale Stabenows
a~d F/A Apr|l 9th qu~rtn~Lr ,:7 p.m. mixed quartet; SDu~te:l ~°il;iCe~vV:/:;Ggrm~y J~uu°~ President L. C. Evans has called man wishes to thank all of~he can--ischool were judged as first division laud daug'hters of Freeport, Ill. the
ar . 7"55 girls' quartet ~.~ ~nd return ~bout Au¢ 30 a general meeting of the Mt. Vernon vassers who assisted in the roll call ! winners Friday in the annual State ; Raymond Stabenow family and Don
P~he • e~ program of double interest will "Judges for the contest will be : -~.~" -. .... is first v~it t; Ger I Chamber of Commerce for Monday ~__ " 't~SpeeChweo~AsSn'endt°urnamentat Grinnellheld They°Ver ! Schul,zPhillips and°f Dakota,childrenIll..of MrS.LenaLeolaill
oe ~ It Will De n • : • . . , , .,
and th~ ~ provided for the Mt. Vernon PTA Charlotte Severson and WiUiam 'man since l~" ....... when ne at~enaea~=t evening, April 8, at 8 o'clock. Lisbon Hello World ..... ............... w ......... ~ed to the meet by, Miss Vlrgmm' Barr of Freeport, Ill.,
Martelle Ifar Tuesday evening April 9, begin- Rozeboom of Dubuque, Milton., .Y.." ......... !There are a number of items of i the:r d::'c~t~r Mrs. Harlan Briggs,~the Harold Werdermans and Mrs
a mn a me university o~ ~eioemerg
,~ • ~ c 1 r
broth~ ' g t 8 p.m. Mikesh of Oelwein, Ray Stambaugh ~ " l business to be discussed and time David Kynett born April 1 to ~ ",-. No.j,n "m'th who was judged as a IM'na Mitchell of Io~a City, Ha~'y
Blyth Corm, attorney from of Monticello, and Gertrude Mor-!.. .,,. .,. , I haS been allowed zor presenmuon
~r. ~ nd t Burlington, will be the featured gan, Alice Wadle, R. N. Bates and ur. Kogers Kecelves of problems which any member and Mrs. Wiltard Bennett. He .... rand division winner in humorous, Drach of Lisbon, the Frank Klin k-
[art~ le ~ speaker and wtll addre~ the F.E. Mortiboy, all of Davenport. i ~, , • • ,,, ~ ~-~ . ] may wish to bring up. The pro- weighed 8 Ibs. 12 oz. Grandparents~ Mrs. Rachel Miller and Mrs. Stuart [ kammers of Stanwood and the Law-
~ospi af I group on the problems of taxa- Harold Plank is contest manager, :~.U,I, Kesearcn ~oranr gram for the year will be outlined• are the Auai8 ~ennetts of Mr. ver- I Franks• I re_n.ce Stabenows and Claire and
~Iern antion Clarence Gardner manager of high i ...... [ All members are urged to be non and the Hilbert Longs of Tip- ] Lorraine Morningstar giving The ~ Skip williams of Meehaniesville.
' Dr 1 ~ t~ogers has accep~eaa
Le I~ ~n- Mr Corm is well qualified to ore- school centers; Leo Gerst of Ward, I : . ' ". ...... I nresent Remember you get out ton. The Bennetts have four other i Broken Doll and Judith Miller giv- I
"s " sen • • - tl Stale of the Presb grant in am zrom me ~mer~can ¢ • ' children including twin sons• ling A Nation's Strength Begins in I3OINS IO~r~ ~,
h tlet t thts type of reformation and to Mrs. Myr ey Y" .- ............. rch[Of the Chamber of Commerce only ~ the Ha e were firsts in oratorical INSURANCE Fr~
e se f Moth ~'nysmioglcal ~ocmw to oo recta ,
Ki •k- ! answer questions on the subject. He terian and Charles Krau o " i. ~,~. r~. ~+ .... ~Z~rv~that +ho [ what you put into it. Don t expect -- • • ~,= • ~ • ~ declamation• Peter Radl with Nize . . "~'~
Was I IS a former m e oalst ~ ~ ~ " n s
"n . me ber of the 1 gisla- • 1 7," ? ~"•; ~'~ ~'=. .... ,'% ~, .... ) profits unless you i ve t. ' waiter C Ferguson son of
4"1"1~,,,lUDDlews !Baby placed as a first in humorous;_ _- , Mr.
~__ ~._or ~ --nnVr o omn----Casummer--'~ ~ !~~°~~~u~ ~~i
Hoegh to .the state tax study cam- Presents Stea For ,- ! .........~. ~.,...~.i..;~ i Reserve April 13th at 7:30 p.m. to
mitt " I ~ gra.~ ~=.o ~ ,~-~=~ ~ .... ~ ' ' dell htful
ee. He is a member of the Bur- ~ --., ~.~ . ~. ,, . . [ , attend Rainbows gay, g
lingto.n school board. Thus he is l lry urlnKing rounraln I ...... ~ ,["April Shower of SCars" at Mt. Ver-
zamiliar with the problem from theI ............ I~.urr. t~a,u r,.a,~,. !non high school, sponsored by M~.
angles of ax ~omemlng new WlU oe aaaea to ~ rln
t payer, legislator and l ......... n r SPEAKS TO LIONS CLUB ~Vernon Assembly No. 112 bona • g
schocl board mem r the dnnKmg zoumam at me car e
be . " in ads. More information and an ad Y Y " " " " "
The second feature for rues- " ". ". •. ! ::..I ...." . " ..... ". i " 'PP • I Driscoll talk on ' If you need a finals were set for two sections It is ..... he. Unl-
' . . • • telli ence . .
h r E C Prall office I M rn h ol Har I ~nstraUon on cleaning kit by Joan portions th~s year that the state g corps from 1951 to lg54
near t e D Supt of t Ve on sc o s willa ear next week , I He was graduated from t
~ay will be an exhibit of work Ed. Panzer, DlacKsmkn at ~olon, oia ~lanK spOKe to ,.ions cluo a~ ---- ~ - .................. "- ,- versi~- oz lowa wkn - "~ ~
freum the adult oil painting elass, libas made a step out of iron strips, i their regular meeting on Monday Mrs Louise French of Tipton is ]dresser. scarf", byf'atsy l~.on,i; aem-I unoersto~., me secona wnl t:.e nela in commerce and has~t2k'2n ~Tg~-e-e
bein ~,u ht b Harold Tuttle This will be attached to the faun- evening at Holiday House Taking a new natient at the Mt Vernon onstratmn .as a t mor plan ny ~a I a~ ~uau~c. i ate work The fa,~n-, ~ .... ~_~ ~u-
of g g Y tam" and youngsters who aren t tall~ as his topic his recent trip to Atlan i ,- ' tricia JacK" picture talks, "z~ig ~ ~ , .. ..... ~ ,,~u ,, Li,,-
the local ~eheol fa~ulty. ']this • ~ • ..... ' ............ " ] Rest Home. I Wave" b- Janet Tising and "Hun.t I ATTEND FUNERAL ban while he attended .the univer
will i . enough to nr]nK zrom tne iountami~ic ~ity ano me convention ot l~a- ~ , a ' .'.-, .... '~i'-- "~-- • .... • .... "
nclude work by cl~mem- ],,,m ~ ~h~ ÷~ ~ ~ h ....~,~ ~h,~*~,,n~ ~,,~.~1 a,~;.~io~.o+~.~ *~ ! .............. ers in the Snow" by Lois Konl;I Tnose zrom ~.is~on who attended l~.~" ~ney wui live at I~5 l~orter
pers Ir0m Mt. Vernon, mmnelleI .................. ~ ..... ~' -"~1 ......................... ~ ......... ~ ±virs. t~uaoipn VOdlCKa ann lvirs, l ....... • ---' -~^-- ~--- °a~h-./funeral services for Mrs ~n^~_^]Ave., iowa City
and Lisbon step. i speaker provided a very interesting! Wilbur Etcher entertained at coffee I weekly ca.c~ u~. u~y , .... ~ ~"Y"-"[ ~-~ ] Baker a~ Solo-" "" ~-*," -~-"-*'*~:~ " '
] (Pieture.~ on na~e 10/ ] Mr. Panzer had observed while!program. Mr. Plank also an~weredl at the home of the former Tuesday Jonns~on; team oemons~ra%mn on I ~ ..'" ,,,. ~,r~ ,~,- I ....... ----------------
~ ~ r, ........ :- --- "--° .--" • - ~h~vin" his hair cut at the Kudart:,,uestions on ,-ro-osed le,'islation at~ ............ ~.~ ~r^.~. I bunk pillows by Ellen ann Jeannielnoon were lvir. anu leers, tJien Ad- ~tlll" t~OVERNMENT CORN
-.~. '. ~-,ttr~ng the Duslness session a slate " ~ "* ~" *" ~ : evening as a oenuil~ ~u~ ~u~ wu-,- . ' " ams and Mr n
Bieber and cleaning m~rrors and a d Mrs Joe Boxa and T
-rey lof officers for th .... t year will be ',barber shop that youngsters couldn't the state level Dr Roy A Nelson'an,s Club Iowa Herita e room pro- ] ......... I-- - " ' I hree cars of government corn
~rchlpre~ented h~ wmo,.,~ ~,~~,~ ÷h,~ I reach the drinking fountain. He, was program chairman, i ~ect [winnows oy l-toena .LlgnL .'~ter ~viesoames Floyd Sel!er, Mearl Rey- t were shipped by the Lisbon Eleva-
[ ...... "~ ' made the step so that it can be eas- ~~ IlIght refreshments, treK aances were : o ins, ~,ayerne riero~ and Nethe tor Inc. last week and three cars left
~a~l¢ uo~nma~mg.commlttee._ .... ib, a~tached to the fountain stand-: ....... ~ ...... ..... played. Aaams. Mrs. Baker was a sister of l Lisbon on Monda. "
, - ......~oelal nour ,viii oe in ,narge ....... ,; " .: :. I M,'~ ~ ................. i.-. y of th,s week
ell ~of M~s jo^ o; ....~..~ _...~ a~r.. ~r;r.,,. ard and presented it to lvlayor l~.u- ~~~:.. ~ , .............. ,, ~,o ,-,u,,,~. une truck load of sam le rade ~as
Stoner and a committee of 4th and dart last week ~~ CAM]F FIRE NEWS m~.^ T:--,.~-- 1", ........ taken south.
• ' • *~ • " ' I ~1~ JLaI~UUZl ftlilIIUOW z-kssembly ,
VIrs 5th grade a 'e ~ ~:. ~:~:~ Dmt VI commit,tee will meet at o __ -- ........
• p I nts. [ ~ ~ ~ .. ~ spomored a theatre party Sunday
St -~ I PUT OUT GRASS FIRE : the home of the chanman, Mrs. ! Pv~nin~ Th. ~ ............ LISBON SCHOOL EVENTS
•~ ' ~ " " ' ~ "*:~:~*':'::::" " James Ramev at Tl' ton Friday" ....... .,. ----~ ~,-,-~e -,,- accompa.-,
are ~.]|~,~ /'%£ D----. ~'~--I..-- I Ti~e Frankhn town.hip hre truck ~~:w :~:% I " ' P ' ' led b-. MI and ~ ......... April 5 Small "row- mu-i~a"
. C.,I .... ~ *,w! D~ ~1~ !answered a call Saturday afternoon~ .. ~-"-.~:.--; [April 5, at 1%0 p.m. iberge~• ....... ~enn ~lauen- 8 Assembly ~'50pm ~ ~
ight[ Thieves entered a new field, so 'h'em. the Robert. Allard ~residence at ~~ i ~ !: -------------_____ I 12 and 13, .,..~1~_~, ......... ~.~-~h~=~s .... music
[der far as this ........... h~ heard the intersection of old ~0 and 94 at ........ | ~ Local te The Dillon Holcombs Mrs Darrel meet
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her lwhen they took a hive of bees be- the M~dway and exi.mgulshed a [.IS,,On 'Morningstar and Mrs Glenn Plat- 19 to 22 Easter vacation
and lon i " i ra~s fire alan lhe highway On the :~ ~: tenber " - " •
: g ng to Pr.of. A. H. Blue from g ~ " g' - . " " • ! William Zearina ir moved the, ger attended the mstallahonI 22 Rotary semor dinner
O.ther ~,the little cedar grove on the R. P. truck were Merrill Pill:k, D.on W@ [first of the week to tt~e" former Mer-of officers of the Daughters of the i 26. Large group muMcal
is in ~nk farm. Dr. Blue discovered the den, Manard Barret!, Darwin ~COK, : ~ Iris house which he owns which~ Nile at Cedar Rapids ~turday eve-!May 4, Large group music meet
Iloss about a week ago. Because -~=Y ~zumm ann ~,~ re,rinK, i~~~~I ": , ......... ~,~.h-~h,~ ...... ~ ....... ning. Mrs. Morningstarwasinstalled! 11 Jr-Sr banquet
,~.Urlng the cold weather there is ...... ¢ ~ " ~ I ---- as chaplain and Mrs. Plattenberger 21, Activity banquet
:v?'thiLittle that he can do in his apiary Dr. Har:das Muznmdar .. p o k e ~-- ~ ] ,m.~ ~_ ..... ~_~ ......... n,v ... as marshal for 1957. i 22 Seniors' last day
ay,, • lue had not been on the farm Tue..day afternoon to the Anamcsa ~ " • __.-~ I .......... ------------------- I ~ Semeste~ t,~t~
for ,clay irom t.ne iormer James r~onl .......
~b W" raen_ .do__three .or four weeks and he teachers. On Wednesd,y and Thurs-i ~;: {residence to the house vacated b,,;-~Im-n?unlzatl°n shots. ~,ere given{ 26, Baccalaureate
• ' ~o ~l ra,~,~ -, . ~ not Know exactly when the oay ne atv~no.ea_ me meeting, oz me , , • ...... ' m Z arm'--- " a ;z..t) l.,1soon scnool cnll dren on last 28, Commencement
~'~ aday ~_ WLh Mr.~ I theft occurred Sales of such equip- North Central Assn coordma.tors at' MRS. LAWRENCE YEISLEY S car was headed diagonally east I w . e gs, 3r. I Thursday by Dr G R Andre Be- [ 29 Alumni ban,met
~e~rs. ~;~11:~ C: ~hentcl°alC~frerarely and in an ad in the Palmer HoUS~l~ Chi~ago~ tT~urt~a,- on the north side of U.S. 30 pavement four rods east of the Ralph t Mr and M~ Obrine have !cause of a lack of smallpox serum I .............
~ii~ arns ..- taley .... ' " d section Dr. Blue is day evening t roug ~at ay Burae driveway which is on the* *outh id,, the, navement a moved to the "ar~r4m'~ ..... +h,~IS me shots were postponed untillLISBON CAMP FIrE e
• derao s. Paul mg a reward for information mo:'n:ng he wilt attend the Midwest . . . • • . later. The Lisbon Ta-ki-ni-ta Cam Fire
h'rlng I,_. nStrate ,~ [leading to recovery of the missin~ ,~nP,~.~ ¢-~'~+ .....ti,~,~ mile and a quarter east of hsbon. Mrs. Ye,sley was thrown out [Wllso .Superrr .ket. Since coming ._- I .................... ,~..,,PJn.~
~"~* hag dG'=~e Mcrabe~..~ we. The.value• of the bees and Moines Saturday afternoon he will of the car. The top was dented in rolling over and the rear [ ..... =_ . ,, . - . ~ Mrs• Joe Shuhsta• of Solon enter- 1 Officers were elected" Karen
• l~aarcn me uormes nave been liV-ed Mercy hospital in Iowa Cit ~ " " '
• equipment m eshmated to be about~neak at the meeting of the Francis window was broken out The windshield was cracked at the ing with Mrs Obrine's arents the ' Yl Tomash, pres., Gwen Hatch, vice:
$50. Shaw chanter D A R. Anarnosa I=~ ,;,4,, " ......... • P , Monday for observation and treat- pros Peggy Minert sec-tress Ver-
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~ on the pronoso~ ~n~ tablishing fire limits and defining word has not been received. I
~Unity school "5. :~'?. :".° r Mt Vernon will hose students the kind of buildings which can be Mayor Arthur Kudart recently Pi,,t,,r,~ i= ~ h,,~,,.,~ ..r ....._ ~ ....
of Linn andU~o~Ct2n! ...... from" about 20 eastern Iowa high' constructed therein, contacted the Iowa Highway Com- .. ......... ........ ~,,~. i i~, All.pre~ent faculty members ot
on T .~u,~ • mi io r in '" . . I * ime ~lsoon consonaatea scnool dis-
Uesday Auril 9~h rand Ooenlna ot schools in one of the several soloI Councilman Watson Davis was ss n rega d g the cond~hon of Mrs. Lawrence YelsleyLisbon /l¢ ,let f%-,rw-...r t-let t'nv~ h ................
' ..... ' m- ~ i • i n " • . ' " ~u~.~lv• • l~l I I~/ ........ t:~ uz~crcu COD~H'acts Ior
|_the resl>ee iv,= .... i ,,. • o ~. - _ _ • and small group music contests: to acting mayor in the absence of the paveme t on highway .261 fnst grade teacher, suffered a frac- I I th c min ......., ...... .~
~ll be ope~lt~.~~ ~-ea~ ~:~ob's .~111~I~1~ VlI~IIIII be held in the state this week end I Mayor Kudart who was in Kansas through the city. While the High- tured shoulder blade and an injury r~l~,.'t,,~ I I~'~** ~1~=*. E~ard°rf E~ ~?~,~ u~,~:ne ~zs,oon
&n and 0 ...... ~ r" Between 800 and 1000 musioian~ ~r~ City ,way Commission takes care of the to the transverse process of ~ ~lllii~l ii~l~ i.~=...... ,~ ..... .
"~ ~ "~ p m ' ..... ~ -" m in en " . ~m an average salary Increase OI
~the ex ect d " b ...... The ordinance will make it ,~o~si I a t ance of the pavement the her first vertebra when her carI
legal • " " Bob Niederhauser announces the p e to e m town tor tne evem ~ ~ - ..... ' ..... ' five er cent
wh" ~Ohce of I . " " " ' ' ]1o ine [ drainage m the responsibflit of the ~ rolled over on U S 30• n ar Mrs WIllard Rlege- is chairman P . "
• ~ch appeared m" Grand Opening of Bob's Super Valu wMch. will begin here on Friday ~ b ~. to. remodel, presen.t bus ss .. Y , . • e . the~, f ' " " "" i Ttus increase., in salaries will" mean
~SSue of this ~ I store at the south edge of Mt. Ver- evening and extend through Satur-~bmldmgs using the same type of city. _ ......... _ _ t lRalph Burge fa.m,_east of _Li~.bon,~ or the Lisbon Cancez Ciusaae. rneian addmon to the rosen
......I non on Thursday Friday Saturday day evening The public is urged construction as in the original C%C. Letner_dlstrlct engineer for at 10 minutes to ~ a.m. Monday Idr~e will startApzul 1.. i tax levy of acmroxiAt~l~ t,sch~°~n}
a ,the t~lgnway ~ommlsslon at Ceaar Mrs Yelsle was workers in l.,lsnon are 1Hines
boundaries o* "~ land Sunday of this week in a two- to attend any or all sessions and bu:ldm~. The or:gmal ordn=anceI .................... ]. • .y ~. on her way, from. T.,~i~,~ . - "i based on the present valuation
t ~ne ro ~aplas mspecteo me ~o~ paveinen~ ner nome in wlecnanl Viii Glsh Bernard Tledemann t
also ap ....... P_ -i page actvertlsement on pages 4 and hear their own young people and required fire proof construction in _- . . l :_ cs e to me[Srv]n'-Frink, Paul Ke le 'I Date for the return of contraek~
Was printen ~- . i5. those of other schools in compeh- ease o~ remooenng. ,~ ............... [ • i ............ .'_ ...... ', ,~_ ~ i by the teachers has been set b,, the
- ~=rc~ m this' • • • with Councilman Lester Buresh and L~bon school house p r Fred
• ,~ uu page "~ • I tion , • • t, lty t, lerK It. U. l.~liley last wee}[. ~ . a-~.l-tl~J~2, ~41111~lii1 ~,~ruse, -"loyal ~naI- ,, . ,7
Will be done . Free attendance pmzes are hstedl ' - . . ! A street hghtwill be blared .at A Highway Commission crewdid She ~as attended by a Lmbon!f , d Phelps, Emer Slater iB°ard of. Education for next Mon-
~ters. i ,~._ at three] in the ad including a 17 inch tele- Representatives will come from the alley back of tbe Me.theolst . doctor and taken to St. Lukes has-i er HowarI ...... ' day April 8th
nsolidat~ ~..~.^ , . vision electric waffle set electric t e following class C schools: Brook- :church which will light the new ... . ] pltal by Baxter Ambulance ~ ,~.,~ .... - . '.... .. '
n u~ present l ° h " • " some survey work on Fu'st Avenue- Francis D~,,barger Bll'l Krzstan ' "
• -'~ "-,~ his-', • ' ' 1 n " : " . ,~uesaay. ~ . ¢ . i~w,-,,~,~, ~nUllS~a ano rtoaneylvlor-. ~ ,
• their ban,,~ ...... ' skillet automatic cooker and other y , Central City, Coggon, Dysart, i parkmg area. 1 T* ~,,,,n~ ~r~ ' !, Mrs. Yetsley ~ays she apphed the ris ' * * -" _
Mt Ve,.,.~"_"~ a~ me[prizes' Keystone LeClaire, Lone Tree I -- I *~ ,~"'~.7 .:_:_,available it may beioraKes wnen sne saw approaching; " • ,~ o ,. i LIsbon Music Pu ds
Precinct"~'L - I Free hot dogs and cold drinks will Marengo Miles Montezuma North ,~/ t,m I! ~ po~zole tna¢ the ~ tee~. par~_o~ the!her a car which was crowding thel~¢T~a?,yJl°~w~n~g a!tendednth~÷k*ck: IA/||| D ..... • P-P=-=.=
real • . day. t anc , West Liberty, Will- . ays and rolled over once, landmg~ • ! .....
. dmtrict willi iamsb- r- ""-'" ......... 2 .... , A~,JA,,,&,~ ~AN&U~& willtake care of the necessary o~ ;+~ -..~-^^' .... ~. _, ........ Mines. Emer Slater Franc~s Drum- Lisbon High musm pupils will
narfl : ~ u g, w~stuu ocu, anu u~ cum~e I~,~,~ I0 ~UIII/Idll~l . . . , , . ,~ ,-,.cc,.~ ,. me ~nuumer. *~l .... . re - " "
residence ~. • , . , ~r~ xr .... ' , P drainage which will involve some l wno h=oa=n a~ ..... n.. ;.. ,~....... ibarger Bill Kmstan, Wllham Kruse iP senl a conce~t zn the high school
tram. ';~:~llFtl Irt~¢t |n "'~' "Y';*"':• - ........ I .~ . , expenseInformation is awaited as!'_'2"~,2"%%~",.'~'~'~ ...... ad:',~':.= yt':,Paul Kepler, Floyd Shaffer and;auditorium on Friday A ril 5 at
Cinct-- - ~ ~uaen~ an me ~r, vernon I The Mt Vernon L;ouncii pas~c a- . ) ...... i puulLe u~rec~lon zrom wmcn 1"~ nao Will~_~ ~'i .... ' '~..~o n m ' '
" l~Umber 3 . onsoli " . • . . . "~" ~o wnat itanyualng can Deaone e n " • i a,u x~, ~¢~z• i=.---- e-.--
Part of th,~ T" 'ID--I.---J-- c d~ted school will be dis- [resolution on Friday evening ac- ,~.~ ..... " ' ]b e going. Mrs. Yelsley wasi ~ I Tak~ ...... • n v,~] ~,,~ ....
ldent dist..;-a2"~.-nn~ [ r~MIII~IIU~ r~r~ missed at 2:30 Friday afternoon. I cepting the $4,484 bid of the Thorpe ..... ~ .... [thrown out of the door on the driv-i1= r.I ~. i ensem't~'l~es a~re: ~a..'.~:~%t,~_~_.'_~_ %""
~te at the ...., ............ ~ o~ Mt. Vernon Music ..... Parents wll{, Well Co of Des Momes, for drAhng ., l er's side. , favor rla! wafer i anne; Burlinaame~. ,a"t'an~armg°°o~ e~te L,ong'~'^ .... ;' -
en .... ."~" I xnere nas been wiaespreaa zavor- operate a canteen rriaay night ann I a new well and also authorizing the ~ |l I Mr and Mrs Ralnh Bur,* ~ - • ' • " • -.- - - ._..."
~;e in Putnam abl I I ,- ~,e both ~ , Manlyn Blood Bill Burhngam~
i~, e reaction locally to therequest all day Saturday to help care for,mayor and clerk to sign a eontraet ro|l heard the squeal of brakes and theiRate In L|sbon iPeter Radl, Steve McQuown, girls;
I~xe~ will be I a~Ite ~oUf~li?n~t:u~ds b11m2~:saS?:~e ~hee la gae c;~ ~nd.ar .1Ibm; ;~r-, ~ wl h tim T] or],e Co. --~' crash as the car rolled over. Ralph, . ...... i trio, girls' sextet and boys' quartet.
,.. . a ' 'he -ontr ~ct will =a 'y ape ally -,~ VL wno was near me Darn looKea up ~o ~ aelegation o~ resiaents from the Instrument 1 ' --~,.
i~ark at a reasonable level and not projec t [vi' g of food )r w rk * " • O • ' * . a solos will be ~,~-
_ _ ._ ~ of ~50 a da li wor ~ : not st cted ~,~ /{] see Mrs. Ye]sley thrownout.He west end of Lisbon presented a pe-, sented b-~ Nanc-, Clink flute o ....
hours,or in some casesborn, to on the well by May 1 It was this a ~ , ; ouran