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ML Vernon, In., Hawkeye-Reeerd Ind., in May. A gift was presented
and The Lisbon Herald !to the honored guests from the
Thurs., April 18, 1957Page 8 group.
' P.IV.O. MET FRIDAY
P.W.O. met Friday afternoon at
gritcher Resigns i thc Presbyterian church. Mrs. F.
'M. Wilson was in charge of the ]es-
As Bank Cashier son, assisted by Mrs. Purl Pearson,
Mrs. John Nie and Mrs. Gorman
i Robinson. Mrs. Robinson also led
MECHANICSVILLE NEWS I devotions.
Robert Britcher. cashier of theI Refreshments were served by
Trust & Savings Bank for over six iMmes. Adolph Ahrens, Graver Mc-
years, tendered his resignation last i Nee' Lee Brock and Martha Stoo-
week to become effective May 24th. key"
He has accepted a position as oper-I
ations supervisor with the North:t ....... , ....
Shore Bank of Miami Beach, Fla., ev~:ne~H J~e~h Cl~iU.~ $~till~pnU~ra~.
and will begin his work there June;&: g:, . ~, 7: ..... .;'"
lvlrs 2klVln uavlason nelo nlgn
3rd. . { score
He and Mrs Bmtcher came toi ~ "" ~. ........
in October of 1951 T/V;';s" ,,~,.,,..,~.,,.o~.mno..eK cuu r~, y ~vt=,,m~.'2"j~:s'-l'-~u~'=':da:'n'::':~'';:'~'*
Meehaniesville
from Cedar Rapids where he was',,, p ...... ~... .~ "
associated with Guaranty Bank & ¢Lh ' Yre%?s 2 ~eTai~;r~uy
Trust Co. , o •
] eeived guest prize. Club prizes were
They
have
two
daughters
Tamera
and Christine, born while livingi awarded to Mrs. Eloise Martinez
here. Mr. Briteher is also a mem- and Mrs. Delores Shaffer.
ber of the town council and has'. Mrs. Iva Miller entertained the
been active in the Presbyterian i It] lo bridge club at a one o'clock
church, having served as choir di-]luncheon Thursday. Mrs, Edson
rector for several years. !Koppenhaver was a guest.
The family will leave for Miami! Mrs. John Nie was hostess to her
Beach the latter part of May. i pinochle club Wednesday afternoon.
} Mrs. Mary Fry was a guest• Scores
WOMAN'S CLUB TO BE were held by Mrs. Glen Woods and
GUESTS AT MT. VERNON Mrs. Ben Barnhizer.
An invitation to attend the an-I Mrs. Mary Mulherin entertained
nual Woman's Club Crafts Guild!the social club at a 12:30 o'clock
show in the Mt. Vernon Methodist!hmcheon Thursday. She was as-
church social rooms and to hear:sisted by her daughter Mrs. Merle
Mrs. Buena Machinate, family life Jaekson and Rita Mulherin. Table
expert from Ames, has been extend- i decorations and faw)rs were in
ed all local members of the Wom-' keeping with the Easter season. I
en's Club. The meeting is at 8 p.m. A son was born Saturday, Aprili
Monday, April 22.
The speaker is a dynamic and 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Montz/
at St. Luke's hospital, Cedar Rapids. ]
gracious individual who has been i Word has been received that a[
called to Mr. Vernon a second time, i
since her appearance a year ago atdaughter was born Thursday, AprilI
PTA brought such enthusiastic re- 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Parker!
PAT CALDWELL, MT. VERNON, and NANCY KAY ZEARING,
Lisbon, fully enjoyed a day recently visiting the state legisla-
ture as guests of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs.
They found Gay. LoveIess not ably not be too many Democratic
only gracious but full of fun. He governors in Iowa in that time."
gave the girls inaugural programs The two had a brief chat also with
whici~ he said he had "saved for Lt. Gay. William Nicholas, with
just such an occasion" and quipped whom they are pictured above. And
words to this effect, "You girls keep they were warmly greeted by Rep-
these. 'fhey'll be valuable and rare resentatives Emil Novak and Ern-
items in 20 years since there'll prob- est Kosek from their own area.
SHORT OF QUOTA The Herman Stouts and Roland
Mrs. Ronald Kessler reports that lHeniks were Sunday supper guests
$211 has been contributed to the i of the John Cileks and David. The
i Stouts were Sunday dinner guests
beenRed CrOSSreached.fund. The quota has not of the John Zaruba family of Tip-
ton.
OBSERVE BIRT~YS 1 Mrs. Anna Holubar and the
Saturday evening the birthdays of i George Meyers family were Sunday
Mrs. Celia Krall, Mrs. Harry Clark idinner and supper guests of the
and Bobble Dean were celebrated
at supper in the home of Mrs. Celia
Krall and Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Kuenster in Iowa City. Present
were the Harry Clarks, Mrs. Dean
Keith and Bobble and Kathy, Mrs.
Blanche Brickner, Mrs. Celia Kral,l'Zeller and Florence Kueera visited
and the Norman Kuensters. Angela and Marie Rohret near Cos-
! grove Sunday.
LEGION MEETING 'i The Alfred Randalls entertained
The raguIar meeting of the Amer- I at dinner Sunday for the 7th birth-
lean Legion was attended by 26 'day of their daughter Linda. Pres-
I members. The award went to W. J. ent were the Cyril Stoekls, and
Zenisek. A program for the Memor- George Stockl. Afternoon callers:
ial services was discussed. At the were Tommy Stockl and Robert
next meeting a buffet lunch will be Jedlicka.
served. No refreshment committee Mrs. William McNa,tt, Blooming-
was appointed, ton, Ill., was a Saturday visitor of
the Frank Serovys.
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION The Joseph M_iltner family of
Paul Theurauf, treasm'er of the Iowa City were Sunday evening
FFA Solon chapter, has been se- guests of the Joseph Miltners sr.
lected to represent i~t in the state The Frank Slofers were enter-
convention on April 25, 26 and 27 tained Thursday evening in the
in Cedar Rapids. Paul will play the home of Mrs. Emma Shima and Mrs.
flute which he has worked with Mary Lorence.
since coming to the Solon high Mrs. Donald Serovy, Dana and
school. Donald of Cedar Rapids were Sat-
OBSERVES 85TH BIRTHDAY urday visitors of the James Tesars.
The Edward Tesar family, Mt. Ver-
George Rushek was honored at a
dinner on his 85th birthday at his ln°n' were Sunday afternoon visi-
home Sunday, April 7, by the Milo tars. Sunday evening the James
Rusheks, Charlotte and Alma Ru-Tesars were guests of the Rollie
Kesslers and Richard.
shek, Jack Rusheks, Ronnie and Sunday dinner guests of the
Carl, O,tto Buchmayers, William Schueyler Zellers were the Maurice
Gregory, all of Solon; Charles See-]Heinsius family. Later the Zellers
roans of Newhall, Mrs. Margaret iand the Heinsius family visited the
Roemer, Cedar Rapids; Robert Jeh- Edward Bickfords at Cascade.
les and Donald, Harold, George and
Robert jr., Miss Jean Detweill,er,! Guests Sunday evening of Mrs.
i Lillian Kent were the Elmer De-
and the George Tomlins, Iowa City.]vaults of Iowa City.
in an Omaha hospital. Mrs. ParkerI - ,
sponse. Her topic will be "Living is the former Nancy Nie. I The Robert Janko family of Cedar Helen Buchmayer, Cedar Rapids,
Effectively". The Guild show will Rapids and the Martin Savers fam-!was a Friday dinner gues.t of the
include work in various crafts, plus Mrs. John Fry accompanied Mr. i ~ " "
art work from the high school, and Mrs..Roy Williams of Olin toI ily were Sunday guests of Mrs. An-I Otto Buchmayers. Sa,turday wslt-
furs at the Buchmayer home were
-- Cedar Rapids Friday to call on Mrs. t tonietta Savers.
LENTEN COMMUNIONS Carrie Elliott and Mrs. Almeda Dill. I The girls were extended the in-[ i Andrew Kessler, North Liberty,, the Louis Vilhauer family of Iowa
Union Lenten services were held Mr and Mrs. Dale Woods and l
Sunday evening at the Methodist Calvin of Morrison, Ill, were week ivitati°n because they were given horn, and Dwayne Krob on alto iC. B. Cambridges, Marvin Stahles City.
honorable mention on their essays ! saxophone were judged as division ] and Irwin Hubers were guests of ! The William Michels of Waterloo.
church. The Rev. George Gallaher end guests o£ the Weldon Woods'. i in the IFWC "Blessings of Liberty" i 1 winners in the state solo and en- ', the John Kesslers during the week. [ Mrs. Jennie Henderson, Maggie Cox
preached the sermon. Special music They also visited in the Glen and
was provided by the Methodist Frank Woods homes. I contest for seniors throughout the semble contest last week end. In ! The Louis Beraneks, Anthony and and Ray Cambridges of Iowa City
state. They were sponsored by the i addition the drum ensemble from]Edward were Sunday guests of the were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Clara
I Harry Flickinger family at Garri-]Michel. Saturday evening guests
choir. Mrs. PearI Wade and Earl key- I local Woman's Club. i the high school was also judged a is°n. I were Mary and Wes Brock•
A candlelight communion service nolds of Kansas City, Mo., spent the t ~ i first.
will be held Thursday evening at week end with their aunt Mrs. John t I~yJ'" CI i Mrs. Elma Pratt and Lindo and I Mrs. A. J. Walsh accompanied the
' " ! Everott Jenkins' of Strawberry
8 o'clock in the Presbyterian Lynch. I Stu ub Invited i ATTENDJ FUNERAL~ [ Kaspareks,Gary Sweet,Mrs.CedarLibbieRapldS,Kohout J'andE" Point to Iowa City Sunday where
church and communion services M.E. Sauers and John Sauers i The Frank Reyhons' and Mrs. I the William Connell family were they visited the Melvin Fishers and
will be observed Friday evening iniwere Sunday guests of the Will TO HearMockmore iLiHian Kent attended the funeralof!S,unday visitors of the Donald Kas- Patsy.
the Methodist church at 7:30 o'clock. Stokes in Cedar Rapids and attend-
.... ,,, .~ ....... ,Orville Wirtner at Cedar Rapids ipareks and Donald jr. } Sunday evening visitors of the
JOIN CHURCH :ed the Shrine Palm Sunday con-I 5ULu~ lwemoers oi me ~omn ....
A catechism class of the Presby- i cert at the Coliseum. [ -- ~ ~a~uraay. ~urial was in the Oak- I Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Raim were : Paul Stahle family were the Frank
Study Club have been invited to be lland cemetery here. Orville Wir~- entertained in the Schueyler ZellerlSteinbrechs.
Mrs. J. R. Jackson went to Man- m,~:t; of clubwomen .of the Mt. tner' 54, was the son of Thomas ihome Friday evening and on Sat ur-i Mrs. Ena Jones, Cedar Rapids,
terian church was presented and' hattan, Kans., Saturday to spend
V~ non L, b(n ccmmumty cn Man was a Sunday dinner guest of the
honored Sunday morning following the week with her son-in-law and r ~ - s ; " • . _' . [ ~ Wirtner who lived here for many I day evening guests were the Harold
the Sunday school session, i daughter the Paul Hatchers. day, Ap-il 22, at 8 p.m. m me socia I - ears Fiala famil
Included in the group were Mar- Mrs. Myrtle DeForest is spending rooms of the Methodist church. A t~ " y. Carl Randall family
tha Becker, Patty Clifton, Charye i this week in the Merle McConaughy numb r from the club were guests t
Elas, Ralph Graham, Janet Inks, !home near Mt. Vernon. at :" s!c:dal };rogram last year awd! . •
William Inks, Paul Johnston, Janell ! Jackie Story, student at Cue, ' it is heped all may attend this time. /
Moffitt, Steven Mullan, Nyla Rine- i spent the week end in the parental i Mrs. Buena Mockmore, family life
hart, Gary iiobinson. G i ng e r John Story home. specialist from Ames. will be the
Schroeder, Wayne Warmuth, Darle The Dean Trumps of Cedar Ra-'