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Page Four
Lisbon Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kirk-
patrick spent Monday in Cedar
Falls where they visited the lat-
ter's sisters, Misses Ruth and
Elope Sherk and mettheirbrother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Sherk of Lake Park. Miss
Ruth Sherk, who suffered apelvic
fracture in January and is in the
Lutheran Home Infirmary, isnow
able to walk. Ea route home, the
Kirkpatricks stoppedfor anover-
night visit in Dysart with their
daughter, Mrs. iterbert Thiele,
and her family.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben-Nelson were
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Carroll; Mr.
and Mrs. Merl Carroll at~d Mrs.
Fxina Gardner of Tipton; Howard
Carroll of Stanwood; Miss Irene
Zabel of Center Point. The
occasion noted birthdays that.c-
cur in April.
on gal.
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PITCHER: Larch Pike, fresh-
man at Wartburg College, is a
pitcher on the college baseball
team this season. The team has
a 25-game schedule. Pike is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Pike
of Lisbon.
Auxiliary M embers
Attend Conferences
Members of the Lisbon Amer-
ican Legion and Auxiliary who
attended the spring district con-
ference last Saturday in Cedar
RaPids were Mr. and Mrs. Clair
Whitman, Mrs. James Burnett
and Mrs. Mearl Reynolds. Mr.
Whitman is vice commander of
the district.
Last Wednesday the Linn
County conference of the Auxil-
iary was held in the Methodist
Church in Springville. Mrs.
Reynolds is the county president.
Other officers are Mrs. Harvey
Fascher, Coggon, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. BurneR, secretary;
and Mrs. Ruth Chrystal, Walker,
historian. Others attending from
Lisbon were Mines. Glen Bailey,
Leo Hubler, Bruce Alger, Harlan
Hriggs, Heston Phelps, Jim
Smith, Lloyd Longerbeam, C.Y.
Spangler, Lawrence Yeisley and
Mary Kotlinek.
Bands to Appear
at Two Schools
Lisbon high school concert
band and stage band will present
concerts at Delwood school at
Elmwood on Tuesday at 11 a.m.
and Lost Nation High School at
1 p.m. The group will have lunch
at the Delwood school.
The concert band's selections
will be the numbers it will pre-
sent at the large group state
contest at Springville on May 6.
They are: "Symphony No. 3,"
by Malher, and "Spit Fire Tong-
ue, Fugue," byWalton. The stage
band will perform for 20 minutes
during the concert.
Jeff Sinley directs the bands.
STORE HOURS: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. DALLY
Sunday hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m,
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Mount Vernon Hawkeye Record and The Lisbon Herald
Pam Horton Married
Saturday in Colorado
Mr. and Mrs. M.E. McCann
returned Sunday from Loveland,
Colo where they attended the
wedding of their daughter, Pare
Horton of Loveland, to John Gray
of Long Island, N.Y. Thewedding
took place last Saturday at the
Sunrise Ranch in Loveland. The
couple will be at home this week
at 3708West College St Phoenix,
Ariz. 85019.
Missionary Guild Has
D au g hter B anqu et
More than 100 attended the
mother-daughter banquet on
Tuesday night last week at the
Lisbon Federated Church. Spon-
sored by the Missionary Guild,
the banquet was served by the
boys of the church while the
men worked in the kitchen. The
theme, "On Wings of Faith" was
featured in decorations and the
program.
Mrs. Darwin Schlenker, Grin-
nell, was guest speaker. Shehas
served as a missionary in Peru,
a member of Wycliffe Transla-
tors.
Past Matrons Meet
Saturday in Lisbon
Lisbon past matrons will host
the Anna W. Abbey past matrons
assembly of Linn County at a
12:30 p.m. luncheon in the United
Methodist Church dining room
Saturd0y. A program by the
Lisbon Youth Folk Singers will
be given, along with the initiation
of new matrons in the Lisbon
Masonic Temple immediately
follm4ing the luncheon.
Presiding over the assembly
will be Mrs. Willard Light, pre-
sident of Lisbon Past Matrons,
Mrs. Sam Dunn, vice-president,
and Miss Mart:ha Nosley, secre-
tary. Reservations are to be
sent to Miss Nosley.
13 Fiction Books
New at Library
Among the new books just ar-
rived at the Lisbon Public Lib-
rary are 13 of fiction. They are:
Buck, "The Goddess Abides";
Delving, "A Shadow of Himself";
Fry, "Come a Long Journey";
Gillman, "The ElusiveMrs. Pol-
lifax"; Hers,y, "The Conspir-
acy"; Higgins, "The Friends of
Eddie Coyle"; Hayer, "The
Grand Sophy"; Howatch, "The
Shrouded Walls";
Oliver, "The Blue Heaven
Bends over All" ; Remarque,
"Shadows in Paradise"; Rof-
heart, "Fortune Made His
Sword"; Stern, "You Don't Need
an t~emy"; Shannon, "Murder
with Love."
A new book on Australia is
Aitken's "Land of Fortune." Ot-
her acquisitions are Anne Lind-
bergh's "Bring Me a Unicorn";
Airman, "The Making of a l~usi-
cal"; and "A Bird in the House"
bY Lawrence.
For young people there are:
Estes, "The Tunnel of Huggsy
Go*de"; Jones, "The Cat Called
Camouflage"; Sutcliff, "Tristan
and Iseult"; and Heidi, "The
Shrinking of Treehorn."
From Donald Kohl, the library
received a collection of books,
many of them westerns, nature
yarrjs, or hunting and fishing
stories.
New Rural Carrier
Starts Saturday
John Mullan, Mechanicsville
rural mail carrier, will begin
delivering mail on the Lisbon
rural route on Saturday. He
succeeds William R. Gorkow,
who as substitute carrier has
delivered the mail for the pastl4
months. He will continue to be a
substitute carrier of record. The
route Mullan has served at Me-
chanicsville will be combined
with a Stanwood route.
WED IN CEDAR RAPIDS
Miss Sue Robinson, and John
Northrup were married April 4
in the People's Unitarian Church
in Cedar RaPids. Their parents
are Mrs. Shirley Robinson, Lis-
ben, Clarence Robinson, And-
over, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Northrup, Ely. The bride-
groom is a student at Kirkwood
Community College. The couple
are living in Cedar RaPids.
Lisbon Locals
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Gourd during the weekend were
Mr. Gourd's mother, Mrs. Cath-
erine Gourd of Des Moines, who
arrived last Wednesday; Perry
Satterfield, Logansport, Ind
brother of the younger Mrs.
Gourd; Misses Sherry and Shelly
Satterfield, Cedar Rapids. Addi-
tional guests on Saturday were
Mrs. Danny Curley and Joel,
Clarence, and MrS. Ran Stutzel
and Sheila, Lisbon.
Harry Drach returned to Lis-
bon last Wednesday after spend-
ing the winter with his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Drach, at Salome, Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Drach have
sold their restaurant, service
station and motel at Salome and
bought two houses at Yarnell,
Ariz 65 miles northwest of
Salome. They are living in one
of the houses while Mr. Drach
remodels the other.
Mrs. Hazel Cram of Salem,
Ore and Dr. and Mrs. Sheldon
Cram of LeMars are expected
Saturday for a visit with Mrs.
Cram's sister, Mrs. Lyle Grif-
fifths. Dr. and Mrs. Sheldon
Cram will return to LeMars on
Monday while Mrs. Hazel Cram
will remain for a more extended
visit.
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NEW PHONE MANAGER
FOR EASTERN IOWA
Ruben L. Wienke has been
named eastern manager for the
United Telephone Co. of Iowa,
which serves Lisbon. He will
have charge of all phases of the
company's operation effective
May 1, including long distance
connections provided through the
company's Tipton long distance
center. His office will be at
Le-Claire-Princeton.
Most recently he has been
switching installation and main-
tenance supervisor at Newton.
He joined the company at Albia
in 1963.
POSTPONE LISBON
ATHLETIC EVENTS
Two athletic events were re-
scheduled last week because of
the inclementweather. The base-
ball game with Calamus will be
played at Lisbon on Monday, May
8, and the girls invitationaltrack
meet at Norway was changed to
Wednesday of this week.
Lisbon baseball team will play
Washington High School, Cedar
RaPids, at Washington next Tues-
day, May 2, at 4 p.m. in the sec-
tional tournament. The game
was originally scheduled for
Wednesday.
Lisbon Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wilson
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Steven Puffer and Craig at Bet-
tendorf. Mr. Wilson returned
home last week from St. Luke's
Hospital, where he had been for
observation and treatment.
Irvin and Mervin Hotz of Olin
were Thursday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. ErnestHotz. After-
noon callers that day were Mrs.
Margaret Hotz and Mrs. Dorothy
Hotz of Cedar RaPids.
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FORMER LISBON RESIDENT
DIES IN FLORIDA
Mrs. Kenneth Kirkpatrick was
notified of the death of her sister,
Mrs. George Lee, Lake Coma,
Fla. Mrs. Lee, 74, died April 21
after a long illness. Burial was
in Florida. She was a 1923 grad-
uate of Cornell College.
Survivors, in addition to her
husband, are two brothers, John
Sherk, Ida Grove, and Cecil
Sherk, Lake Park; and four sis-
ters, Misses Ruth and Hope
Sherk, Cedar Falls, Olive Shark,
Coppersville, Wash and Mrs.
Kirkpatrick. The Sherk family
lived in Lisbon a number of
years ago.
COMMITTAL RITES HERE
A crematorial committall for
Donald Kettering, 71, will beheld
at the Lisbon cemeterythisweek.
Mr. Kettering, a brother of Miss
Mary Kettering of Lisbon, died of
a heart attack at his home in
Yacalpa, Calif April 8. He
was born in Lisbon on Sept. 1,
1900 and had lived in California
since 1930.
Lisbon Locals
Sunday evening dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mason
were Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Janko
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vysko-
cil of Cedar RaPids.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Morn-
ingstar called Sunday on George
Albright of Manana at St. Luke's
Hospital. Mr. Albright is under
treatment for double pneumonia.
He is a former Lisbon resident.
Mrs. Stephen Cox, Mrs. Glenn
Plattenberger and K~.V spent last
Saturday at the University of
Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls
where they visited Bill Cox and
attended the mfisical, "Your a
Good Fellow Chfirlie Brown."
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Frost of
Ft. Madison visited over the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Step-
hen Cox. They visited Mr.
Frost's brother, Dorsey Frost,
at the Hallmark Nursing Home
in Nit. Vernon. He is the father
of Mrs. Stephen Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Jones,
Steve, Vicky, Kathy and Karen
attended the funeral services on
Friday for Mr. Jones' father,
Maurice Jones of Mechanics-
ville. Steve Jones returned Sun-
day to Iowa State University at
Ames.
Postmaster Robert Lind at-
tended the convention of the Iowa
chapter of the National Associa-
tion of Postmasters at Cedar
RaPids this week.
A dinner celebrating the birth-
days of Harold Bair of Lisbon
and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Earl
Bair of Solon, was held Sunday
at the home of the former with
39 in attendance. In the party
were Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Ohrt
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ohrt and
family, all of Tipton; Mr. and
Mrs. William Ohrt, West Liberty;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hubler
and family, West Branch; Mrs.
Winona Bailey, Harry Lange, and
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bair and
daughters, Mt. Vernon; Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Bair and family and
LeRoy Bair and daughters, Solon;
Mr. and Mrs. William Young and
the Harold Bair family, Lisbon.
Mrs. Alma Reed and Mrs.
Pauline Sage of Hallmark Rest
Home were Thursday afternoon
guests of Mrs. Willard Bear.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Radl
were in Council Bluffs and Clear
Lake on Monday and Tuesday of
this week while Mr. Radl at-
tended meetings of the legislative
budget and financial control com-
mittee.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Nelson
attended the funeral for Robert
Easterly at Anamosa last Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nost and
Junior visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. William Brown at Rock
Island, Ill.
Plan Retreat with
Seminar Team Sunday
The youth of the Methodist,
Presbyterian and Catholic chur-
ches are sponsoring a retreat
Sunday, beginning at 3 p.m and
lasting into the evening, with the
Youth and World Crisis Seminar
team which is to arrive in Mt.
Vernon Wednesday. Thepurpose
of this retreat, to be held at the
Catholic Church, is to give the
young people of this community
an opportunity to meet and speak
with members of the team.
Everyone of high school age is
welcome to attend.
Explorer Scouts H ave
Potlu ck Wednesday
The Mt. Vernon Explorer Scout
post scheduled a potluck for
members, their parents and any
boys or girls interested in the
program and their parents on
Wednesday this week in the Pres-
byterian fellowship hall.
The charter for the Post will
be presented by Charles Franks,
institutional representative from
the Mt. Vernon Fire Department,
and Larry Griffin, Scout Execu-
tive for the
The Post now has
bers who are
.mores at the
Mr. and Mrs.
leaders of the
girls interested
contact either
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