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A4zrfl 24, 1941
THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA. IIA~VKI';YI~;-IIECOItl) AND THE I, ISBON HERALD
lal l li fll~ n iii][
Centennial Tea Of
WEEK SOCIALLY IN MOUNT YERNON Linn Grove Ladies
Aid Will Be May I
d So ] A tea given by the Ladies Aid
an ns To Junior-Senior Prom Friday Society, at the lAnn Grove 1'resby-
Thursday I
The annual Junior Prom-Ban- terian church on next Thursday,
t --'----'~ I quet will be held in the M.V.H.S. May 1, will be part of the Centen-
nd Son banquet will t auditorium Friday night, April 25. nial observance of the church.
aUrsday evening, May [ This year's banquet will preceed a I,adies from the Christia, n and
di : church at 6:15 I record dance. The new phonograph, Methodist churches of Martelle and
C. L. Rich will be [ which the School recently purehas-Springville, and the missionary so-
ciety of the t'resbyterian church in
the banquet and the led, will be used. r m Henry Carl Mount Vernon have been invited
Llttee Is composed of[ The toastmaste ', sed"' is as guests.
gger, Mrs. Mark ton. The color scheme u s nior
I Dr. W. G. Rowley. I based somewhat upon the . e Mrs. Laura Harris. president of
g on the after din- [ class colors, white and gold. The the lAnn Grow~ Ladies Aid society.
are: Mrs. Harry t Sophomore clmss is in ch:lrge of thehas appointed the following corn-
Lloyd McCutcheon, [stunt, entitled "The Heavenly Sev- mittees: Pro&q'am,Mrs. 1)oroti]y
Monroe "/Vinsor I en." Kirkpatriek, Mrs. Ola Johnston:
~'ee'furnished ,by Gor- ~rorking on the decorating corn- table and kitchen,Mrs. Mabh,
mittee are: Peggy Mcgee, Hallie V~qekham. Mrs. Ferne Goudy, Mrs.
senior; Kcith Frank Winsor, Esther Dvorak, Gladys Martin, Mrs. Myrtle l)cl,'or-
boys quartet from I HenryCarlton, Bill Burnett. and est, Mrs. Jennie Garrett and Mrs.
school. Members of jMary Carol Plattenberger. Work- Fhna Stewart. Hostes~es will 1)e,
: Pen Current, Mark ling on the table committee; Bob Mrs. Harris, Mrs. lCdna Johnston.
dlie Litts and Keith Pospisil, Betty June Hedges. and Mrs. Minnie I,aeock.
Carl Travis is in I Lud Hodge,
Publicity and ticket, -- ANNUAL GREX TO
of the tickets isI Sorosis will meet Monday eve-
ning, April 28, at the home of Mrs. OCCUR SATURDAY
Bertha West. Mrs. Mollie Cole will
In~sUstrial society of present the program.
church will meet
L Parlors, Wednesday I
)rll 30. Mrs. Eliza-
a division will be hos-
Lllek social club met
Mrs. Gordon Neal,
nineteen members
~g the business meet-
~embers joined the
Declous and Mrs.
It was decided by
should help sew
Cross and the work[
POsed of Mrs. Nettle :
~urt Neal and to
to the next
teem'hers are request-
Own thimbles and
Sew, The next meet-
1st at the home of
r.
was hostess
of the Past Ma-
of Vernon chapter
home on Tuesday
HOdgson was hostess
meeting- of Altrurla
evening. Mrs. Car-
a review of
Misses Elliot of
Warren Hunting
enjoyed the
US review.
will be the
Ingleside club meet-
ApriI 28.
Will review the
of Stratford," by
I~eDler had as din-
rday evening, Mrs.
and Mrs. Allan
adlson, Wls and
of ,Milwaukee,
~eek end visitors in
and Mrs. W. H.
Walter B. Gray
at their home
Places were
'Saturday evening
~ill entertain
bridge for eight.
Division No. 6, en-
embers of Division
of the Meth-
t l~riday afternoon
5:00 at the home
elson. Mrs. A. J.
chairman presided
rise Cleaning Supplies
Moth Liquids and Crystals
Wall Paper and Paint Cleaners
10 TOM THUMB PAINT AND VARNISH
3c Each
CHIEF INSIDE GLOSS PAINT
Qts 69c gal $1.39
Chicago Paint Works
MAJOR SPAR VARNISH
Gal. $1.98
( HIEF QUICK DRY SPAR VARNISH
1//2 Gal. $2.09
Pratt and Lambert
FLOOR AND DECK PAINT
Gal. $1.98
MrS. Alcy Parsons entertained at High school-seniors desiring to
dinner at her home on Tuesday "look Cornell over" will be enter-
evening. Covers were laid for six.rained April 26 with a day crammed
The New Century club will meet full of activity, fun and loarning.
with Mrs. J. F. Keys, next Tues- Co-chairmen Bob IIoopcs and Jes-
day afternoon, April 29. Mrs. Flora sie .McKerrow under the guiding
Buck will 'be in charge of the pro- hand of James Macaulay have
gram. planned a program not leaving a
A dinner at the Goudy Tea room minute for boredom.
was enjoyed Monday evening by About 300 students from Iowa.
the members of Entre Nous. A good and Illinois are expected to come
attendance was present. ,Miss Ednafor the Grex activities.
Kegley presented a revicw of Sal- Those students arriving Friday
vador de Madariaga's .hook, "Chris- night will bc accommodated in the
topher Columbus." Hostesses for the dormitories by a special commit-
dinner were: Mrs. Dorothy Higbie, tce in charge of the housing prob-
Miss Leila Hnebsch, Miss Ruth lem.
Pinkerton, Miss Edna Kegley, Mrs. Saturday morning at an early
Cordia Bauman and Miss Mettle B.
hour the day of acquaintance with
Hunt. Cornell begins . . . and continues.
Division No. 5, of the W.S.C.S. The ,~he(lule
the Methodist church was enter- MORNING----
rained Wednesday afternoon at the 9:45 chapel service.
home of Mrs. A. L. Stoneking. Mrs.A Capella choir (under the di-
Nettle Duncan was the assistantrection of Prof. Baltz)
hostess. Welcome--Pres. John B. Mcgee.
The meeting of the Past Noble Skit, "Techniques in Applying for
Grands has been postponed from a Job."
May 2 to Thursday afternoon, May Special Interest Conferences with
8th. Cornell professors.
Mrs. Robert Barnes was hostess LUNCH--visiting students as guests
to her Tuesday afternoon card club in dining halls.
this week. Bridge was played at AFTERNOON--
three tables. The hostess served 1:30 chapel program:
delicious refreshments. Orchestra program.
Dr. W. O. Rowley and Mrs. Ethel Speech--Cunningham -- "Run-
Courtney were special guests at the sing Around the World."
meeting of Division No. 2 of the Matinee--"Don't Spur the Hors-
W.S.C.S. held Wednesday after- es"--Little Theatre, 3 p.m.
noon at the home of Miss ,Maude SUPPER--Picnic for all, Ash park.
Parsons. EVENING--
lnform'd dance, 8 p.m gym-
President Magee Speaks In nasium.
Cedar Rapids, Marshalltown Cnmmittees
The committees who have heen
Continuously popular as a guest appointed to take charge of the
speaker, Pres. John B. Mcgee of various parts of the day's program
Cornell fills several speaking en- to insure its auceess are:
gagements this week. Tuesday eve- Invitation committee: Bill Sloth-
ning he spoke at St. Paul's Meth-
odist church in Cedar Rapids to ower (editor of the program book-
the meeting of the Mother's club let) and Norms Kofahl, co-chair-
which was entertaining the hus- man, Rose Ellen Whitlow, Dorothy
bands. Bowen, Lois Rupp, Lois Walker,
Friday night the President will Doris Lum, Lenore Taylor, Nena
attend a large alumni meeting to Jean Hostetter, Jane Fish, Marcia
be held in Cedar Rapids. Sunday Wales.
morning will find him at Marshall-
town where he will deliver the Housing committee: Rolfe Karls-
morning's sermon at the First 'son and Clara Louise Parry, co-
Methodist church. Front there Dr. i chairmen; Elton Nelson, Dean
Magee will head southward for a Morey, Dorothy Collins, Edna Mary
business trip to Oklahoma City. Smith, Naomi Roberts, Art Ander-
:on.
Registration committee: Lcon-
ard W'ils )n and Mary Hubbard, co-
REXALL DRUG
Your Perseription Druggist
]]ldg. Mount Vernon, Iowa
chairmen: 'Mary Schneider, Shirley
Brldgman, Lynn Steinway, John Ti-
tus, Don Frank, Doris Boererna,
Harriet Schlagenhauf, Dick Blak-
lager.
Tours committee: Frank Kouba
and Peg Heneman, co-chairmen;
Ruth Ohlscn, Truth Carlson
(signs), Connie Brooks, Don Wil-
son, Lloyd Bishop.
Luncheon committee: Chuck
Spletter and Ivis Boyer, co-chair-
men; Jeanne Shotwell, Gene Fer-
ris, Leslee Bishop, Phyllis Willer.
Organize High
School Golf Team
Ralph G. Carl. M.V.H.S. principal
has announced the organization of
high school golf team.
Mr. Carl says that the purpose in
organizing such a team is to teach
the boys a game which they can
play for thc r~st of their lives. ()th-
er sports prove too strenuous for
use after high school and college,
but golf is a game which the boys
will ,be able to play a long time l
after high school.
The team is composed of boys
from the Junior High, 9th and 10th
grades. Several matches have al-
ready been scheduled.
The team will play Marion HigL
there, May 1st. and here .May 13th.
Two matches will be played with
Anamosa high school team. Nexl
fall more matches will be schedul-
ed. It is expected the team will
play about six matches this season.
'Mr. Carl expre.~sed a desire to
organize a tennis team, also. lie
says such an effort will be made in
the fall.
Monti Wins Tri Meet
Held Here Monday
Monticello's well-balanced track
team won over University Itigh and
Mount Vernon In the triangular
meet held here Monday evenin.~.
Eight records were broken in a
i meet which was just started last
year, and which ts expected to bc
an annual event between the three
schools. The new records were
made in the mile ruu; 100 yd. dash;
440 yd. dash; 220 yd. d:lsh; half
mile relay; Dole vault; discus; and l
shot put. Two local boys figuring
in the establishment of new re-
cords were Myron Col)pock who ran
a :57.8, breaking the old record of
:58 flat, Earl Edwards, who tied
Clements of Monti in the pole vault
with a new record of 8 ft. 10 in
breaking the old mark of 8 ft. I in.
All members of the local squad
are composed of freshmen and
sophomores, with the exception of
Don .Merrltt, a senior, and Harlan
Barrett, a junior.
Miss Ann Curnutt returned homo
today from St. Lukes hospital,
Cedar Rapids where she was con-
fined two weeks following an op-
eration. She is tntprovlng satisfac-
torily.
TORNADO DAMAGE
========================
Cornellian Editor
Page Seve~
llugh llol~rts l'hotn
Part of the roof of the Will Stewart house w~s torn away, rafters
and aU. On chair on the front ix)rch xx~ ~'attercd over a field north
of the ht)u,~e while the other ssasn't touched.
The remains of the V ill Stcx;art w(x)dshed, gara~,e and other build-
ings is shown. The wood sh(~l fell on the car at the left.
The pile of hay and 1x)ards in the lower picture is the renutins of
the barn on the I,;imer Bixler farm. Three head of ('attic were kilh~l and
12 tons of hay, 250 bushels of oat~ and a w~gon lost.
Elected President
Of Lions Club
Cornell To Be Host To
6th District Rural
Women's Choruses
Rural women of Eastern Iowa
will sitar in a l)istrict Tournament
at Cornell College (~h'tpel, Mt. Ver-
non on S turday May l0 according
to M rs. Orrin Kiser, 6th 1 )istrict
('h:lh'l/Hln vho is ill ('hal'ge of pl'ins
for the to~rnf~tucnt:. Farnl $volncn
from 1,inn, Benton, S(ott, .Jonas,
l'oweshiek, Johnson, Tama and Ce-
dar rounlios will particil)ate in the
annual sin;r. Each ehm-us will sing
lose required llUlnber, "Onward Yc
I l'('Old(!s," t)y .loan Sibelius-tnd one
,other number chosen by the group.
: Harold V. Baltz, ])ir(,(ttor of the
(?onservtory of Music, Cornell col-
hge, ]AGed ()akland, Ih-ofessor of
school lllUSiC lind ]Ql':lncis Gc, rman,
l'rofcssor of Voi('e at ('ornell coi-
l( ge will a('t as ju(t~cs for the 1941
,IAM.LiS )[ACA'I;I,AY I tournament. Superior rating chorus
iwill repr(,sent the district at the
Iowa State F'fir in August. Final
New
officers
for
the
COltliug
yea)"
I plaI)s for the tournamellt will be
were announced Tuesday e~ening at ,
the regular dinner meeting of the made by representatives from each
IAons ehlb. J, M. Macaulay was ~ eho Js t t t ~( (,tin~" at the Farm
named president; Howard John-,Bureau offi(m in Tipion on Thurs-
i day aftornoon, AI)ril 24 at 2 o'clock.
ston,
1st
vice
president;
Nell
5liucr,
2nd vice president; I . 1,'. l{aunlan, I
31"d ,ice presiderA; G. I Hill, see'y-',y Conference To
treas. V. G. Kruekenl)erg was i
inamed Lion Tan,er, and Toni Mere- Meet Here April 26.27
dith, Tail Twister. q'he I~oard of
(lireetor,~ is as follows: 1Aoyd Oak- I
hind, Walt Gray, Glenn t~owlcy, AI, The fifth annual Camp "Y" con-
Johnsoa, and Bob llcranek, iflrcvicc will be held at the Pall-
MINN MAIIYBI,~LE .~IASON
Marybelle Mason. Cornell junior.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. l). Ma-
son of Mount Vernon, was named
rditor of The Cornellian for 1941-
'42 and Phil Hanna, junior, of
(-~cn('seo, Ill was named business
manager by the Cornellian Board l
on 1,'riday.
Miss Mason has been a Cornell re-
porter and has assisted witb town
news for the Hawkeye-Reeord for
two years. She was editor of the
Cornell freshman handbook last
fall. Hanna has had high school
journalism experience and has been
treasurer of the C.C.A. and the
junior class and is manager of the
debate squad.
Display Alumni Work
In Exhibition Hall
i The new art exhibit now on dis-
i play in Armstrong hall is a collee-
'tion of Mutant work. This is the
second annual alumni exhibit. In-
eluded in this collection are five
pictures by Russell Cowles whose
work has been nationally acclaim-
ed.
The previous exhibit of work by
beginning art students was taken
down this week.
Vacation School Workers
Will Meet Here Tuesday
A Vacation Church School Insti-
tute will be held in the Methodist
church next Tuesday, April 29, from
9:50 a.m. till 3:30 p.m. Those at-
tending will be the pastors of the
Methodist churches and the vaca-
tion school workers in the Daven-
r~ort district, l!'stimated attendance
is between 40 and 50 persons. Dr.
(lough, superintendent of the Dav-
enport district, will be in charge
I HEARING ON SOIL
DISTRICT MAY 15
Hearing on the establishment of
soil conservation district in nine
townships In Linn county will be
held in Memorial Itall, Marion,
Thursd.'tv aft rnoon, May ] 5. ac-
cording to announceulent made Sat-
'~rd'lv Bv Harry 1). lAnn, S~>cret%ry
~)f ti~e State Committee.
The prol~sed district will include
H;oulder, Jackson, Maine, Monroe.
Marion, Brown. l,inn, l,'rrtnklin and
Bertram townships. At thc hearing
before the enlirc State Soil Con-
s,rvation Committee, landowne"~ :
may give testimony for or a'rainst
the position. Thc state commit-
tee will base their decision on the
findings at the hearing. Members
af the commiUee are: Earl Elijah.
Clarence. Chairman, Clark Hunt-
'ey, Chariton, Clyde Snrv. Bronson,
Mark G. Thornbur~, State Sec'y of
~'rI"ulturc. R. K. Bliss, director of I
':;)tension and F. H. Mendell,
~mes, State Coordinator of the Soil
~'onservation Service,
State law provides for soil con-
~ervation districts to promote pro-
r)er land ll~e and soil conservation.
These districts are recognized 'by
the U. S. Soil Conservation Service
~ts an or~,~anization throuffh which
they can work with individual
farn~ers. Activities of the district
are handled by a committee of three
farmer~ elected by the district land-
own(rs, ['he district may enter in-
to agreements with the Soil Conser-
vation Sorvice and other federal
and state agencies for assistance,
and may do practically anything
decided by the farmers for the pro-
motion of soil conservation and
better land use. The district may
not levy taxes, issue bonds or en-
force any regulations.
Soil conservation work started
in the Indian Creek area and work
done by lhe Marion CCC camp will
expire this summer. If a district is
established it is anticipated that
the Soil Conservation Service will
assign one or more men to assist
the district in a soil program.
Make Campaign To
Detect Tuberculosis
Mrs. C. Peters0n
ALTERATION SHOP
380 Granby Bldg.
Cedar Rapids
We SI e('lalize on all kinds of
alterations. :l,hw and cloth
voats rellnwl and rel~dred.
II E~ESTIq[~HIN G
IIOSE MENDING
BUI~UON MAKING
[ The Classified Ad ,Section Is on
ipage seven.
Throughout April the Iowa Tu-t
bereulosis association is making an l
intense effort to awaken the public
and will conduct lessons on, work
sll()p activities, organization and
supervision of the schools, text
hooks, and the study of methods.
Dual Knox
Here On Saturday
Losers in their dual meet with St
Ambrose at Davenport last Monday,
i Cornell's track men face Knox in
Ash Park at two o'clock, Saturday
afternoon. The mile race will be
the first event.
to understanding the necessity for
early diagnosis of tuberculosis. The [
campaign stresses educational facts J
about the disease--it can be cur-]
ed if detected and treated soon
enough and cured in most eases
:without the long course of treat-
meat and expense which the ad-
vanced cases require.
i Today the tuberculin test, a
harmless skin test, will show whe-
ther or not tuberculosis germs are
~in the body. Chest X-rays of post-i
tire reactors will show whether the
i disease is active and often will
show this ~before any symptoms
appear---the right time to begin
'treatment. If the disease ha8 ac-
Cornell entrants are:
Manson and Sands in the milc; Christmas 'Seals organization out-
Osburn, Swaney and Fish in the side of Cedar Rapids. .Mrs. Grace
]!;. A. ,John.~;on, of Cedar l{apids, !~ades park, April 26 and 27. '%Vtlat
nlelnber of the state 1,~gislatare, :is the Role Christian Youth Must i440: Houdcn, Itill, and ,Michaelson C, Koppenhaver of Marion, is the
spoke to the ~roup (m some of tbc ! play in our World Today?" is the in the 100; Roberts and Stevenson chairman from whom materials for
bills which had been before the ~ thc, u)e around which the confer- in the high hurdles; Fish and ~'al- programs may be obtained. Yar-
lace in the 880; Houden, Hill, and ious pamphlets and leaflets con-
legislature at the last session. }h, e~ce has been planned. The put- Michaclson in the 220; Howard, taining information about tuber-
also talk(d on the dangers of the!pose is lo orient student leaders
various states rattling trade barri~?rs
against each oth(,r, citing scvcrat
instances of the relalialioa that in-
variably occurs when one state tries
to keep out the products of ahother
state by a tax. He sees this ten-
dency as a threat to the internal
strength of our country, and is
~strongly in favor ell doing -l~way
with interstate trade barriers,
Keith Lusted Has
Radio License
Manses, and Sq.nds in the two mile;
Stevenson in the low hurdles; Os-
burn, Fish, Wallace, and Michael-
son in the mile relay; Dahlberg and
Juhrend in the discus; Irwin
Locpp, and Stevenson in the high
jump; Dahlberg and Juhrcnd in the
shot; Houden, Michaelson, and
Stevenson in the broad jump; and
Gcshner and Loepp in the javelin.
Take Four Places In
8-Mile Handicap Race
from l0 surrounding colleges in
"Y" work. Cornell and Coe col-
leg,s will act as hosts to attending
d elegates.
Dr. l)avid Berger, head of the
department of religion at Coe col-
lege will be the main speaker.
('o-chairnl (}n ofthe conference
are June - Marie Pitkanen and
Bob Moyers. Discussiou group
le:td,rs are: Boh Johnson. YMCA
secretary of Gcneva region; Mrs.
I Anne Youtsler, Y'~VCA secretary at
tively started in the body, rest is Do You
L|.Awak. Higl ?
the treatment---not just being lazy, i
but absolute lied rest for hours I ILIZOI do. The worst
a day under good medical super- [ it i~, you never ]mow when
vision, prefcrably in a sanatorium; i a ~plo~ ~tght ~ co~J~.
or artificial rest by accepted sur-
!gical methods. ! Why not be prepared?
Today it is unnecessary to go to i DR. MILl:?
another climate to ,be treated. Sent-I Ef~l'Veli ~n~: Nervm. Tabl.i~
torts studies have definitely proved I help to quiet the nel'v~
that with 9roper treatment tuber-i Il~rIllit; ~-1~ sleep,
culosis can be cured in any eli-~
mate in the United States. ~top in at the drug store to-
The campaign in Linn county is day and a package.
being staged by the Linn County ~ Dr. Miles Nervine Tab-
let for 5"leep-
due to Nevvoum ess,
l ervou Headache,
r
Keith I,usted, Mt. crnon high I:nivorsitv of Iowa; Forrest Brown,
so,heel freshman, a son of Hey. and /)Gall of Sin]pson college: Prof.
Mrs. G. (?. I,usted received his M(,~(tal B. Milh!r, Morningside col-
amateur radio operators lit:case le~,o: ,John Boyle, YMCA secretary
this week. His "~ssigned call num-al l'nivorsity of Iowa; Rev. Bob
hers are VgBI'J. Keith is very in- llamill. Des Moines; qnd Miss Pa-
terest(d m radio and ,buili a ~n)all
receivin-~ set himself. He took a tri,"i-t Sh, ezcr, University of Iowa.
three we,ks coursc of }cssons wlH('h ,'~aturday Throngh Sun(lay
came over the re(lie each l/1ornil~gI The ('ol3ference extends trois 8
Cornell dominated completely the
eight-mile ha~di(,ap race at Des
Moincs last Saturday as Dave Clut-
Icrham placed first; Vance Wilson
~,ond, Howard Orms, third; and
Wayne Sands, seventh Clutterham's
time was 51:42, only nine seconds
slower than that of Ray Mahannah,
scratch runner, who placed fifth.
He led all the way from the five
culosis may be had on request.
Donna Winegarden, daughter of'
Mr. and Mrs. Russell -Winegarden,
was a visitor in the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Hattie Miller i
from Thursday until Sunday. Her!
parents came for her on Sunday.
]~esd full dlreel~ns
In ptckare.
MONDAY EVE.
APRIL 28, at 8:1~
CEDAR RAPIDS -- ON THE STAGE
I.SEN &
front Kansas Cilv mile m'~rk, with Orms running side
a.m Satm'd:Lv, April 26 to 3 p.m. /by side with him most of the way. TbeLaugbScnsationTbat's
After
ins 1;,il~g
a pplic'ltiOll
to
the' Sund:~y, April 27. To cover cost of Vance Wilson moved up fast in the DoubbdUpNewYor f Tl e*Ya $
U. S. (~ourt house in (q~ica~o, he,r(,gistration, four mca]s and lodg- } final minutes to take second place.
~ .~,ooo, two ,o ~ ,~o ,o EDDIE
takchistestsinreeeiving,uldsend ,in;r, each p(wson attending will be[ All four of the Purple distance with B|LLY HOUSE "
ing. Keith has comm,micated with ': eha g(-' 1 $ o0.') ~" "1 he eommittee ad-I runners, were. awarded trophies, and
Manannah won a leathertravel-
AlVahnon, andNeedleS'expee.ts""'Stto be f abh,M untto Yer-t:dk : rinses caeh pcrson to hring his oven / ENIJINE FULL-LEN TH, BROADWAY MUSICAL
ing bag for the best time. There
'i i)eddin~ and to wear camp ] wcre fourteen entrants in the race.
with frie:l(ts in Mason Cilv his ielothes COMPANY O~ |@0 PERSONS HOLLYWOOD |EAUTY CHORUS
foruler
home.
great distanees Golf and Tennis Meets "~'~'~D "~mA~ Ol~hestra---$3.36---~2.80--$2.24. Logs---
1 1
])elegatcs
trois
Miss Mary Itinkh, y of (~hicago will he provided with free housing kll.l~l~ ~1~ li~ $2.S0-~2.24. l~leony----$1.68--~l.12.
-- Tax Included. --
AVAILABLE NOW ON SALE AT ROX OFFICR
was a re:'(,nl visilor in the hon)c of j ou the Cornell eamI)us Friday eve-
Mr. "~nd Mrs. J, E. Collou ning if they wish to come early.
GRADES PRESENT OPERETTA
The Golf and tennis teams go into
.'lotion for Cornell this weekend
with the golfers entertaining St.
Ambrose here on Friday while the
racqueteers go to Dubuque to meet
Dubuque university. On the follow-
ing Wednesday, the tennis team
plays Coc here in Mount Vernon.
New Chap Book
"Rainbow-Born is Beauty" is the
attractive title of a new book of
verse by Villlam I Stidger, Issued
as Chapbook Number Sixteen in
the series published by the English
club. Clad in a cover of blue with
an inner-cover of sun light with
the title printed in cerlse, it offers
forty-six pages of spirited verse by
'in American celebrity.
t Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisher had
I as their guests at breakfast last
Saturday morning, E. E. Jack~on of
linch l~oberts Photo I New Sharon and Mr. Eddy of
'" Chariton who were in Mount Ver-
The operetta "The Marie Bean ~talk" was witness~d last Friday no~ :lmatt.end th~ conference for
. ',sc ool en a~ ~JO nell.
evemng m the high ~dt~x)l amlitorimn by a ltaekc~t hou.~. Ml~s Marie/ .
Yaryan, teethe.r, in the sixth ~rade "llld Rivhard l~hfller su-,-rvi f t NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
~,t ADMINISTRATORS. No. 16088
mns~c, directed the i)l~(luetion p~ent(~l by lmlltls of the 4th, 5th and I State of Iowa Linn County as:
6th grades (If the Ward ~,hool. The chUdrcn were dressed in colorful I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,^that the
, unoerslgne(l nave been on this z~na (lay
eostun|~ rel)rescnting varions ra~. The Junior high seh(x)l chorus i cf Apri[~ 1941, duly appointed and quail-
I fled as Administrators of the estate cf
Mine S. Ringer, late of Linn County, Iowa.
sa~tg, The 1)rooecds received fr(nn the operetta wiU J~ used ill the ~ool { deceased. All persons indebted to said
llllL~le fund. ~
estate are requested to make immediate
The east is shown iu the ltieture above. They a~ front row, ]payment thereof to the undersigned. Those
having claims against the same will file
left to right: ]{onahl Kohl, Jim Hndel~)n, Joy IAtt~, ~lary Striokland, them. duly authenticated in th~ office vf
Arlene EilL~)n, Nauey Ink, Eloise IAttell, Betty Travis and ~Iary Tholn.1)- the Clerk of the Linn County, Iowa District
.son. Back row: l)orothy Gaines, Ann Young, Helene Jolas, ~Vihna[C urt" HAROLD R. RINGER
and
J. BURNET'I' RINGER.
Jean Levy, l)avid Dean, James Hawker, Dean Lusted, Ronaid Kudart G. AttorneyAdministrat rs"
and Bobby Wolfe. M. Wilson, " Apr.24-May18
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