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Mr. Vernon, la., Hawkeye-Record *a Menhon" 'W A Y B A C K W H E N {I OY I,. IL' Bureau Lad!" Be ram The Herman Nebikers sr. enter- The Charles
The Usho..e.Ia . .. MI.ht ... ,. ,_inn ___ms rt__. Itained at a
fan ly dinner Tuesday annah, m, are gue
Thurs., April 18, 1957 rage :l Florence Hoidahl TEN YEARS AGO m ,1= I_ Mrs. ranK Lemer reverting honoring their son Herman her parents, the Osm01
~~- April 17, 1947 k| .... V, f".'L, l/our uuouclue A special Easter service will be !jr. on his binthday. Others present lBerry returned from~
To most of you that furry, four- Fire destroys brooder house and I'~W |q ~,~llV ] -- lheld Sunday in the Methodistlwere Mrs. Dale Gosch and sonlhospital at Iowa City
The Hawkeye-Record footed creature bobbing across the 200 chickens on Dick Russell farm g Through the courtesy of the Du- chm'ch and a number of children lDouglas of Maquoketa. Mrs. Herman[day visitors at the
The Mount Vernon Hawkeye back lot. flipping his power puff ... Ed Dvoraks sell house to Roscoe The sponsors of the "Toppy Tulllbuque C!mmber of Commerce and will receive baptism. Rev. John~.Nebiker jr. and children Richard the Fred Sq hen Le(
and The Lisbon Herald tail, is no more than another rabbit. Pilgrims . . . George Kramer sets Award" gave Prof. Clyde Tull andI~vlmes' AlIrea ulson ann ~myo Williams is the pastor and Mrs. Jean ] and Penny. ~ as Cherrys, all of
But to millions of small fry all over record for having lived 75 years in his protege, Mary Hossman, fresh-. Thomas, who were in charge of ar- Moore is church school supt. i
104 2nd Ave. North, Mount Vernon, Iowa the world he is at least an advance
Official Newspaper Mount Vernon and same place . . . Cornell wrestlers man from Villisca, the so-called r~ngements, 34 Linn Ladies and The Herman Nebiker jr. family i I - • • •
Linn County runner for the Easter bunny, no add frostil g h the ake--win "full reatr ,nt" in ~w "ark City t mr guest, er )yed heir a real were Sunday dinner guests in the ! nlete v Mix
.... t Vern n Remarker doubt scouting each house to deter- natio~ al A,a U a: ;an Frat zisco. Re- rece ly ' icy left by TniCed on tour by el: :t~ ~d b s Thm Jay, Keith Gonzalus home in Cedar I- /
,lne, ,Mo.un ..... o ..... . mine how many little folks will be turn celebl ,1 c 1 covered by Life Sum y "M 'cl~ =,i J )m ~e Cedar April ll, fr n inn ( rove t( Du- ~ .............. Diul u:> /ur [o/uliqOl uullvury, vv~
rounaea zn l~vJ vy ~wznara Lozzer . Rapids. The occasion celebrated i "--I .._ £ ....... ~ _l_l: .... ~A/^
out huntmg for eggs Easter morn- maga ine t ape Hal renan ad- Ra s 'air r a ' , buque ~v~. ~emKers mrmaay. [
The Lisbon Herald eng. ~ ". • • . .~ . . p ] t t 9:. a.r and ar- "
cress, s sen ,r; x tto~aryj inner . . . rive, in N, ; York ; 3'4 pm On Visited in ,h~ morn ~g wer the The Donald McGintys and Wayne! requirements for many cement usac
Founded in 1894 by IV. F. Stahl ---- Unofl c!al , e: s LS of List ~n snows retu the~ Left the Lg'c y "at" 7:30 Trappist n~ aa cry, :he hi uric of Cedar Rapids were Friday vise-i -- • • --
....... The Easter bunny, who never
~4~ r sloen ~ . . . ~5 wo ~en.~rom a m nd a ived at ~e ] )me port Shot Tower th cabl~ car ar~ St. tars of George and Miss Tillie Kra Our m~xes mdude sand-gravel concrete,
JamesEditorW.andr~c~.utclleOnpublisher backlMd auto Teutonlcegg in hiSancestors.life, dateSTo sever; 1 toy n a Lena at m nousei .... ~t i" ~ ~.--.~ ~ Marv's~ Hay , r ch dren. ['his mer. Mr. Kramer celebrated his' concrete and floor topping
concrete.
Published at Mount Vernon and Lisbon, them the hare wa~ somehow for Mrs. Flora Buck on 80th b rth- The sponsors of the award, the home, equipped to care for 85 chil- 87th birthday S,aturday. Our materials pass state inspection
m Lmn County Iowa every Thursday tie- it- he
~ • '- ' : " "" after at the a up w n t mysticism of nay. Richard Bakers, Joe Kaselows Her- dren, at present has 45 boys and The Millard Ferguson family,; S ", t~ - ~ _1__
rmzereU ....... a c .... man m $h ao an-~ e fo th TWENT~RS AGO bert Rosengrens, the Karl Webers, tgirls, ages five to 14. A bus-load of lFerguson,s parents, the Fred Rich:! •"
post office of Mount Vernon. Iowa, and e m n a ~eeam r t em Muscatine, on Sunday visited Mrs /I/11'1l. l~;ll~J'~l~l~mll~lVll II~' ~f~IPllllil,~gg~,
Lisbon, Iowa. a symbol of fertility.(This last "" ._.,. ,~ .ao~ all Cornellians of the mid-thirties school children from Norway were/
Jay Fordyee elected assistant hadnsa, family party at the Rosen-ta so Wm!lng the home. .. l ardsons and both families were din-~ ("~,~ t~¢ ~t~wn ~-,¢~nm~r~ t~inl ~Q61
Rate 1 seems plausible enough!) n,~ .... ,, ...... , l " '"
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^~_~,^.. _+ i.....,, r, .... ~, _^,~ .._ g e ' ~unaay evening gave me, Alter lunch tile group viewed tne, ner guests of the James Richardsons ............. " .............
ONE YE/IR. in Linn and adjoin- ~. 00I] When Christianity replaced pagan .arha~e............................... disnosal service in MtP g-uests a theacr" e par'~y' ann ................ azcer- tacks on me mmmsmpp, ~rom r_mgte ~at Toddville and helped Mr. Rich- ] Mr. Vernon, Iowa
{ng counties ..... ." . ~" I celebrmtions by emphasis on the last ................ ~-~'r~a°,- - ~r,~rn V.'mha, ~i.~..~,__:~3,,h-'t$' ..... theatre dinner at Sardi's Wednes- Point. park and visited the Univer-'t ards~n celebrate his birthday. ~ .-------.
Wavnrit~ snngs Flick C bee "It'~'day evenmg and a big gong-away mty of Dubuque of special interest
ONE Y.E/l.Rou:~i~$/de Lznn and ad-$3 50 I days of Christ on earth, the little ........
]am,he e ..... rabbR was not entirely deleted ............ ~'--- ..... ar .~ ,
Love I'm After''• Jean Vandeber~, [party, with 25 other guests at the to the Linn Grove group• Student
l egg,} from antheancientEaster symbolcUst°mS•of Likerenewalthe "A Woman's Got 'a Right to Change~ Webers' Saturday evening, pastors, from. the Presbyterian Theo- ~.J ~ I .~"-. ,- ,-.,,- J'- l~
Home From New York of life, the hare signified new life• Her Mind"; Helen Light "I'm in a Plays seen by Prof. Tull and Miss logmal semmary located there have ~ ! ...... " .....
Dancing Mood." Hossman were: Waltz of the Torch- been serwng the Lmn Grove church [" " ~'"I --oWA E]LE~trl~BIO ~
et~:eeet ~rPa~/2,aefteM~aii! du;ggif~i!f/r!it~d:2~t~h/hgwrl~! i! ~ [dare, Visit ton Small Planet, Or-for a number of years• ~ I, , ?~1[J11~" /
fairtry:eta¢ a THIRTY YEARS AGO J pheus Descending, Long Day's Jour- Taking the tour were Mmes. Ben
April 14, 1927 ]hey Into Night, and Most Happy Bunting, Howard and John Clark, | |
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city by plane on y, : Rose Marshek, winner of local iFella all' illustrating different types Marvin Eberhard, Gordon Ellison,
23 /abundance on the tables, all colored and county spelling bees, entersJof drama Otto Fisher, Merrill Garrett, Will- | 1 l|][~Elam_---" PO~T'l~b --
~Ve taxied from the Commodore im joyous• red. A popular custom state contest in Des Moines 1001 When not in the theatre the" in tam Gaudy Bob Hopper Sherm I. [ ~~ A
H°tel' dr°pping Mary Jean Alex" was ~the glvmg °I ace°raven eggs as c°ntestants R°se ranks 15th in ' ~ " ' " ' i'~ L """ I~V I~
ander near her apartment on E. tokens of friendship• • ' [dul-ed in such enternrises as a sea Hanna, Melvm Haeseler Russell
field Garden Theater reo ens ~' ~" ' •
60th Street before crossing the, --- --'- " " " P [ vo,,o~'e to Staten' Island (the onl~ James, Russell Johnson, M a r v ~ n
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"it gooa cnuaren o~ L.ermany at the for--the sho'-- -----------'"--u zc [el) a visit to the Museum of Mad- Kirkpatrick, Bob Leigh, A. F. Laing, | ' T h-- e I I~l- S I D E ST O RY E I • ¢ t r i
.y.. ........... ~^- ÷,, use Christmastime so the Easter bunny wa. ~:: Ar* the Music Hall Easter show Bonnie Larson Edward Mallie
IVIOS~ ~ax1 orlvuv~ p~ ~v ; . • . , . ~ -------- , ~. ~, , , ,
me .............. "xrmorougn u,,us~ =n route to supped qu,etly rata houses and ear- ~.~_....._ ~ .....a Schweitzer motion picture the Merle M. cConaughy& Alfred Ols?n,
We dens and hid beautiful eggs for the %JrVllle Kennle g, rownea u N building an expertly conduct Clair ~icnarason, .urwara ~aaier W~ter iiii -- ~ILlle~i~ ~l(U~ssuH
or
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that the good children to find Easter morn .
found by using each route .......................... ~ Kin,, of T~ R~¢~¢H ed tour of the city by Tony Vergara, Raymond and Howard Schley, Arlol
- • " "-- ~---"+ ¢1 less m, way -,~- ~ ,~ ju~ a~ uu~ wu~y m ~ --..~, -----,.-,~.- .... ,----~- .... • ,~-,-,,~: ...... ...1- Stinger, Leonard Stewart, Floyd1
caxl xareeensborou ~ ,,uUU~h bridge, ~ although" Ameri.. ca, onlyhemakes, no d-iserlm-" . On,ran ~unu,cun ~L me umuu~ u*uu, Thomas, Henry Tjaden and Henry [
of Qu¢ ....... g the same time lnatlon based on conduct of ~he lit- A letter received by Mr. and Mrs. B. oklyn Navy Yard,. a soap opera |
1~ ta,~=~ ,~,-~ • ao Bowma • television renearsal Wlcn t~arl weoer Weideman and the Misses Carrie l
• - tle folks y n from Mrs. Orwlle and Bertha Kyle and Ruth Sherk. |
er the tax~ drovers prefer the I
Wheth ' IRennie tells of Orviuo'~ ,,~,,, (one of the actors) alusciouslunch- | .~~,,,~,~
other route because they can move - .. --- ........... ~ h Guaran' " "
................ th~ fare m me Tyrol valleys there I crowned "King of The Bosses" at a con, atte` ty Trust Bufldmg ~ !l~l L~0~
with less stops or u~cau ......
is more * ..... aon'~ ~now was carolling on Easter Eve, the I banquet April 7th of the American w~m ~anKer .~on r~rege~ 'v~ wno MOVEMr. andTOMrs.CASPER'Ray BaderWYO'and Cyn- [[
. ' ., _ :_, .... ,:..~ +^ ..s~ gongs being hymns of the season I Association of Business Women of useo ~o oe emtor of me t=ornelnan.
~ntru~![d i!u ~k~w !y;~ bU~Sf ~!! gSi:iilt ~d e~:w!~tm~: g~i~l! I f~mOeo rannnoVi~ubecl~g ~~oS n~£~ i~ ii ~hS~isO! ~}d ~ii gueStSents,thia oftheSUndayCedarjoe PospisilsRapids°f Mrs. weresr.Bader,sThedinner,Bad_par_ 11 #
As a little more than an hou" " the" ma or , , . ., er family is leaving for their new
"" ~" to [ y of Denver a feature had the same vacation week and home in Casper, Wyo., where Mr.
had been allowed for me r'ae Th Per i n-~ writer for e D nv '
.." .......... e sa s bel'eved the world " th e er Post and stayed at the same hotel Dorthy Bader has been promoted to man-I i ~ WA TER HEA TERN
i!;?~!~.D~c~ii~£!ieeht Pe~lali~a~a s~!inb~!tt;~dh~em~t~f~n e~pega~ranidti~! the ;~?dPr~oSimd;ntyO.f a large west y::r:d~torof the Cornelha AUTO"
for two ager of the Nash Finch Co. office• [
He has been employed by ,the Cedar ]
t Rapids branch of Nash Finch for}
DC 6B p ~ festwmes was the exchange of eggs I Honor Cornelllans _......._-....-"7,.,
About '10 minutes to 4 it was called I 'l In The Service the past six years• Afternoon callers i '
at the Pospisil home were the Mar-
and we boarded zt The load was l Pro ' "
bably the most orgeous of all R
light on this Saturday afternoon I Easter eggs was that gcreated by the On ecognltlon Day ENTERS AIR FORCE yen Matlie family of Tipton, the Joe I
trip with a third °r m°re seats c°urt jeweler Faberge" In 1906 Tsar I Wednesday April 17 was Ree°g" ~'Kenneth P'lummer' s°n °f'Dr'and P°spisils' Jr" the R°bert P°spisils t b~ ~----~~"~~~ ~
vacant " h II r th a i ~ . ' ' ~virs r~ennem ~mmmer or me t=or- and the John Wolfes. The Ben Bid-I t~;
~. ~ • .......... t Nm alas p esented .to e Ts r na ]n tmn day at Cornell when students nell facult- left Monda for a qve ermans and the Paul Pospisils call- /
tselore ~aKlng olt / waIKea up m r y y e~ ~ ~ ~LblU
........... ] an Easter egg with shell of pale [were honored during the chapel ,~,,, ..... i*~ th,~ at- ¢ .... ~ , m ed S,unday evening• [
me pimCs compartmen~ where um i ........................... ~,¢ .~
.............. mauve enamel on gold, encased m lhour for leadership and scholarship ~t-,~ ~ .... .,,~,~t.~ ,.¢ ~i,. ¢,-~i.~..,~ ~+ ~ I
1 neer ana en meer ln~rooueect,
I rs~ oI . g . . i a latticework of diamond ribbons. IRichard Blue son of Dr and Mrs , ,:~"~7~"~ ;'.~'~Y~ ~"~:~ :'":"-~ "~ Denny Neal entered .Mercy has- i • l0 ~l~lll "[~ll~ ~
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themse*ves ann answereo questmnS._arseo e Inside the e--gg shell was a tiny plat- A B'u e oo " ha wmmms' smoent". 7 ,t ,.aeK,an . nmmo ex. petal in Cedar Rapids ,this Thursday I
for observation• !
Twh~Y w~°ie~t~de?cUatn thoecatra~t~und;l~ ~Uam s~a~ m1~a lake oflaqua~arip;elcP~Stor at 2he Bertram Methodist I COON CREEK CRICKETS -" ,,. ogra.Y heat 'ce with ~c
.... n void the[ t to t e sw n g 'ded t l e u ch a d Peggy Bohstedt Penn Coon Creek Crickets met with U years oIrna esiUm an,£he mo raY.',,
~tu;~m~eS~ ~:repiane ca a I miniature lake, opening its beautifullall juniors, received high h~mors for lLarry and Henry Kohl Thursday
mersion-type element te osio~ d,sc.o Y~ easily ren~: spe~
At--" a- p m we" mxmu .... ou~ t-o the ;wings ..... over the golden water-lilies the first semester. Barbara Buhrn- , evening, April 11, with all members
• _ ........... :~., ~ on me pona. sen ~ormeriy organist at the Metho- present Duane Krob and Nell Bee-
is self-descaling to c°f~nts rod with aeraent and tn
runway anu mo~ oft ~uuzl rlg.~ ' , •
mo venient ~p~e~
.............. e~ It ------- ~dist ehureh and at present organist lber demonstrated building a ven- . on
;v: h&TeZrli T%w:°gas d . bro.e, no,, er l at Presbyterian chureh, was an tilation fan and Gary Decious and
i.. storm I Say me tsarm tn n noes me nouneed by Dr. Paul Beekhelm as Richard Johnston discussed lubrica- operatmn.
.............. ~, ......... numme nen's egg, wr~ppeo in ......
+~ ~t n¢ ~,mrv Couldn't see t . . _ a new member of Phz Kappa Lamb- i tmg wzth greases• The next meetmg I New Thin Wall Conduit ~l~lllll~
:',~"~" of-the "snot where itl omort~, crepe paper muff aippefl Ida, na,tionalhonorary music frater-lwill be at Gary Ciha's on May 8. You have an I Protects wiring ~ I .... d
~,-a ..... ~ ~ m no~ wat~er to bleed the color I nit.. I~
throughout your
landed. ~ o h "" | Thermogray. I Save your Ss by the
. nto t e shell, bring to the tiny • NOTI E OF PP T E T
Had a wonderful vzew of New l littl m ...... 1 Dan Kellams of Marmn son ofI c A OIN M N OF
• " re as e ms wno mseovers her ' ' I ADMINISTRATOR m ~ Exclusive T" ........ [[ I[ ~ Treat your entire family to the cor~:
York C,ty and surroundmg a a I fi-.,~.., ........ .,., o h,...IMargaretHartungKellams, wasrec-I ,~ RCA VICTOR I w Therm0stat"°""v°" ~~ convene' nee of automatic water
the course was slightly above the I bell" ~f'in "t~e b'~l~:,ar~l ..... I ognized as one of the Cornellian ed-l State of Iowa, Li'n'n Co~,ty, ss.
i sil .... ~ Household tasks diminish leaving
north edge of Central Park and[ ~ " [itors and Jerry Kindred of Indian-I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
i, s eay aolustea w h s le~
• tie b low the ~ o , undersigned has been on this 4th day of
across the Hudson a ht e l Today it would be difficult to pick] la grandson of Mrs. E. G. Hunt as A i" "9 ........... Color TV Set " t~ more leisure hours hen t 'ere P
:or temperatures up l[U~l water to speed your work. . .~
• " " " ' I l}r 1, ~ ~/, Ouly ~DpOlII~A~O anu Quallneo as
George Washmgton Brzdge. ,J which is most colorful--the sequin- spendmg, the semester studyzr~g at Administrator of the estate of Carolv_n
CRUISE AT 20,000 FEET led paste~ tinted eggs the gorgeous-[Amemcan UniversRy in Washington, Warner late of Linn County, Iowa de- to 180 degrees. Ill1 Every member of your family ~-:i
I -- = - -- li'---~ bath time luxury . . . new time-sa"
• rd ' 'ceased All persons mdebted to sa~d estate
The pilot, Capt. F. D. Bedfo , ly arrayed plush bunny who brings|D-C. I___ - ............. ' _ [
• " • • t ~''~ reque~eu CO mal~e lmmema~e paymen~
chmbed until the snip. cruzsea a them or the handsomely attired/ At 6 p.m. recognition dinners were]thereof to the undersigned. Those having yOU will see ~ ---- ~ IU~Lm" j dam with a Thermogray on the jo~a
] i J ~ M ~ n U= • • . ~ • • '#' m • J ter-century experience. .in exclusive.,
20000 feet Onl bufldmg noucea
, - Y . . family enjoying the Easter break- / held, one for the women at Bowman]claims against the same will file them, ARTHUR GODFREY u / --'-..,~----~" '--.-'-..~ er manufacturmg gwes Thermo~
on the flight tha~ nan a name on fast | hall with Miss Esther Armstro~- ~o duly authenticated in the office of the ~-~ lheres' ' " " "
the root ........ so zt coma ve reud from " 1 uest s eaker and n h ..... i Clerk of Lmn" County, I .... District I / "'" a ihermogray to "know-how 'in superior constructl°I~l
the air was a umry ......... a~; wyc~ozx ~-~- [ g P , a at er for men [ Court. • J ~ J Serve You Best-- Model CA sign. An immersion-type heating e~
• ' In old England the couplet ran" |a,t Pfeiffer dining hall J C Ryan J H. W• SIZ.EI?. Wednesday Nites
The ,o to oht erm t sures more hot water for less elect
tNh.eJ.~)ngkt fBa~akf::smi?elen Rock wnere At Easter let your clothes be new}ex v.p., of the Ray-OoVac •Corp.', I R B Wolfe Attorney Administrator I | m• p-qu "y t~ onto, mago
J nes[um anode and money-savlng heating ~ ~ J . 93 allan Model CD ¢
. . .~ 7 ...... Or else be sure you will it rue. /Madison Wis spoke to the men " " ' April 11 18 25 1954 I [ element are used inthe smaller CATher- ~ ] ~ I~ ~// g t'lnJV#
A little rater ~apt. ~ea~ora sam ~ ! .... ' ' ' in Beautiful Color ! • -/, .....
J magray Water Heater. A full |,ne... % ~"~'f'~ //
the route was over Wilkes-Barre and How wonderful -- how convenient"
Bradford, Pa., across Lake Erie and --is tradition! [ / 10 tlme-honored models.., includes a ~ J/ "~' ~.
over Detroit. We were then cruis- [ J [ heater for your particular need . There', (, L , ynu,L! SLWAY$ Jr
ing with a speed of 320 miles an GEORGE BUZZA DIES ]} II J One Thermogray designed to serve you ~ -t~/'~- .~ ...}- .
I.-~ J be,,. S,iact your, todar."J " l/a)..~ = J~"~ YOU CHOSE TH~
hour. As there was a 40 mile anOf interest to a number of local]
! " od.,CA $144.95 I"g" V Y/<
hour head wind, he said ground people was the news of the death of I ,
speed was 280 miles• Temperature George Buzza, 73, in Guatemala I ~. I ~ "(J
outside the plane was zero. He while en route to his home from a[ ~!}[
estimated we would arrive at Mid- vacation trip. Mr. Buzza a native ~:~}i1
way Airport 20 minutes early• of Marion, attended Cornell for a I~!ii[
Temperature at Chicago was 50 while and was a member of the [
degrees• small orchestra with which J. W. i~!~::]
Looking at the air system map Bloom was affiliated here. ~~;!]
which is in a pocket in the back In 1910 Mr. Buzza started a greet- ~ase the degree :::
of each seat, the course was follow- ing card business, an industry in ~ .... .-~°'~'~ .
ed with an occasional means of which he has been a leader ever ~] ence others might ~
identification such as Chautauqua since. He had recently built a home ~" 1~ a ~ "
Lake stretching northwest from in Veda Ore and had planned to ~n us... tms ~S a
Jamestown, N.Y. retire there from active work He ~ Dart of our creed.
The course went from Pennsyl ~ smvt
- "s " "ved by his wife, three sons ~~ ~ ..............
vania at Bradford into the corner of a daughter a brother and Chree sis' ~~[IZ!~,.,"
k i to ' " ' I= ~ '~'~'" ,
" " ' e' two of whom live in Marion k~.~]/1 ,.~ a ~'~'~1~,.,
New Yozk State and bac n t zs
Pennsylvama at Er,e, on the shore .:;~Ill I ~@,'~-~'~.
of Lake E,'ie. At the 2O,OOO feet it ~ !~. ~.~ :,:
was, posmble, to see both .shares 'l°f -%__.._ <
Lake Erie much of the t~me whz e -"-"x~/r.~_ ~-..= "-
crossing it. "~- " "--
There was too much to watch on
this clear afternoon to spend any
time trying to sleep on the plane.
We set our watches back before
reaching Detroit and it was arotmd
5 p.m. when dinner was served.
A little of Ontario was crossed
in what seemed a short time and
Lake St. Clair indicated we were
approaching Detroit. Here the plane
passed just south of the Ambassador
bridge. The tall buildings in down-
town Detroit were visible. After
passing Detroit nothing was identi-
fied until we approached the south
end of Lake Michigan.
Itere the pilot said we were 15
miles from shore and would land
10 minutes ahead of time. The
plane crossed over Chicago just
south of the Tribune tower with the
Municipal Pier and Merchandise
Mart and many other buildings
recognizable.
LAND AT CHICAGO
The pilot circled around towards
the airport and came in on the
same course as the plane did from
Cedar Rapids on the previous
Thursday.
The Chicago airport was not
nearly as busy or crowded on this
Saturday evening as it was on the
previous Wednesday evening when
we stopped en route to New York.
A little before 7 p.m. flight 249
for Maline, Cedar Rapids and Des
Moines was called• The plane was
well filled as it took off after wait-
ing for several planes to land be-
fore turning down the runway•
The lights of Chicago and suburbs
can be seen for some time after
leaving the airport. I managed to
get in a little sleep before the plane
came down at Maline, Ill., where
a number got off. It is 60 air miles
from Maline to Cedar Rapids• The
lights of Cedar Rapids can be seen
before the airport is reached. We
landed a few minutes ahead of time.
Lloyd LeGrand was waiting for us
and we were home soon after 9 p.m.
Leaving New York City at 4 p.m.
and being home at a little after
9 p.m. isn't bad for modern trans-
portation.
Traffic Violations
Richard Hughes, Mt. Vernon, was
filled $5 on April 10 for failure to
stop at a stop sign 4 miles west of
Mt. Vernon. Patrolman Jacobs filedI
the charge. I
Robert Crawford, Lisbon, was fin- ]
ed $8 and costs on April 8th for op- I
crating a motoreyele with defective]
equipment on old 30 east of Lisbon•
Patrolman Lyle Dickinson filed the
charge.
at
Funeral Homes . . . Ambulance 8ervice
Mt. Vernon, Phone 5012 Lisbon, Phone 2501
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clean your fuel filter as it heats. Get both of ,
these extras when you order ~~ " -
oil heat-call us. " / ,,-.,-..',"~-~ ,:~¢~/~,_
JUDY JOHNSTON
Atom ,. (:$HELL
0ial 6761 Mt. Vernon . ,~'~;.-2~~.7..~~-
Yes, you can save up fo 30% when you build the MIDWEST WAY.
Act as your own contractor and supervise the completion.
RANDOLPH
You will find the low long rambling
lines of the RANDOLPH literally
dotting the Iondscape in hundreds
of communities. This p|an is a ty-
pical ranch home and its popularity
is assured. The exterior, featuring
just a touch of stone veneer along ----
with the artistic oppearance of
vertical siding, makes this an en*
hancing home. Well proportioned
rooms, large closets, easy occes*
sibility to oil rooms and a multiple
purpose third bedroom add to the
desirability of this plan.
Wide Select
ACT AS YOUR OWN
CONTRACTOR TH|I
YOURSELfi
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FOSTER
The str ng exterior o{ the
with its protected
further enhonced by the conve~
of its interior arrangement"
inviting plan has a modern
living, kitchen and dining
popular with many familieS.
is a plan with many space ~
features. The handsome e~
of this home would be a we.
addition to any neighborhood,
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Own
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R. Floyd Robs, on, Dealer :
R. Floyd RobsOn, Dealer
Midwest Homes of Mattoon, III. Midwest Homes of Mattoon, II].
814 Ninth Avenue, Dept. 603, Marion, Iowa
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