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rage Six - . .............................. THE MOUNT VERNON, IOXVA, HAXVKEYE-RECORD AND THE LISBON HERALD Thursday, M~Y 11,
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ortllllk|/~111| | U Ll l|lO!music contest work and this year Anamosa on a nursing case in the mosa spent the week end in the The Ladies Aid of the M. E. i Frank Petrick spent Sunday at Mrs. Jacobs of Dubuque, called at]town Sunday by the seri~a
$1P'll~ II~li=Wii i P_ I~lP_lflr.Ni! we have three first division ratings L G Freeman home. Ezra Minehart home. !church will meet Friday afternoon the James Petrick homethe W. B. Pye home Sunday after-l of Mr. Greenawald's gr~
Ui it~ItAIUVlUUuL* A~1J V W ~ and two second division ratings ini Robert Bell and son Denny were Mr. and Mrs. Wid Scarbrough, May 5th at the home of Mrs. Nor- Wednesday was Cornell Pal Day noon. [Mrs. Della Phelps.
..........~ ~m-~ Fr~eman,~ I the State final music contest. I dinner guests in the parental W. Mabel Kirk, Dallie Tabisinsky were man Andre. Those who have no at the Pah'saaes- Dale Miller spent the week end ] Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jack~ 01
..... ~ " i This is the largest number of| E. Bell home Sunday. James Bell Wednesday evening guests of Mr. : means of transportation are asked Mrs. James Milholin, Mrs. Leo with his parents at Springville. [ thy and Billy, Mr. and M
IIAltPER-WILLIAMSON entries that Springville has sentI was an afternoon caller, and Mrs. P. M. Neilson... . . to meet at Eagerty's store at 1:45 Henik and Mrs. Ben Neal will be Mr. and Mrs. Willard Clarey Hoppe and family, Mr. x
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Harper an- I to a State final music contest and~ Campfire girls will entertain their Maurine t=nrisfian atmnaea a p.m. hostesses to tho ~'ri,~na~h~n ~l,,h nn
nounce the marriage of their daugh-!according to the ratings received l mothers at a tea in the home of birthday dinner for Mary Ellen Mr. and Mrs. Christenson of Ring- Wednesday May-17~at"tl~e~'l~omeof have moved from the Marion GraftI D. W. Gilmore and Mr. a
farm near Center chapel to the! Albert Dennis were Anana
ter Mabel E. to George S. William- ! it must have been the best. / Mary JeanCooper Friday after- Forbes in Marion, Monday evening, stead, Iowa, were over Sunday Mrs. Ben l~leal ' Henry Seeger farm north of town. t pers Saturday evening.
~on son of Mrs Robert Williamson Frederic Tavlor was the only[noon Mr and Mrs Donal Gordon visit- guests in the parental Henry Jack- Mr an r "
" ' • "' ' ~ - " n " . d M s. Ben Neal and A1- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nichols ofI
of Vmton which took place Sun- ! contestant to receive a first division [ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pollock on- ed Su day m the Jesse Gordon son home. berth exr~et tn att~n,~ th,~ a~a,,~
per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mrs. Earl Blake Tuesday ~
day a~7~ln:on ~:a~h0~eimO'CloTk:i:h ;atiing mg:h:s¢~OrCeOlOieTl~:, ~tO~e~[~v~r~?i~,TddatdiannerfSl~ind~YlMrDand hO~es, iz~. C~gg~ith will entertain soD?~ieLKde, ll~rd.?a~he l:s~t o/r~e ~°yeXerc"~n~'s a~t ~Iar'te~lle°n~Th~r'*s" Mechanicsville were Sunday sup-I The U-goa I-goa club
cello reading the ceremony in their he came through the contest as be:/Newland of Cedar Rapids, Mr. and The Monday Club at.its last meet- week to visit his father who is "" Filter. t Mrs. Roy Duncan of 1
home which was decorated witht ing the only outstanding tenor solo-/Mrs. T. W. Pollock and Mrs. Bess mg of the year, Thursday evemng, sermusly ill. g~,t-~.,~l • ;~ homeSUndaYwereCallersMr, inandtheMrs.Chas. L.Miller lB. I FridayCalled atevening.the C E McCl~$.
spring flowers. Preceding the core- ist in this year's competition. We,Newland. ~.~,,~w~~,.,,, ,= ----~----- ~,.~la~z~ l~lU~ Gouchee, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mohn, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. S~d~
mony wedding music was played Ihope that this is only the beginning: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blakesley ~l~'|'~'~Nl~ \~|l|~" Linn Grove Presbyterian Church Mrs. Anna Koch and Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, all Mrs. F. a. Shankland w
oy mrs. wm. ~rassneim, ~vmnticel-/for Frederic. entertained at dinner Sunaay ~v~rs. l~aaav~4~J~igagalJ ............ -- iof Lisbon; Mr. and Mrs. Ora Mil- Rapids callers WednesdaY"
!o, who also accompanied Mrs. Wil-[ The trombone quartet surprised Con.tad Miller Mr. and Mrs. Julius ___ ~pecm~ ~lomers ~ay ~ervice Mr and Mrs Harlan P Conn~ck
.... ' - O ' • .... - ton of Cedar Rapids; Mr. and Mrs.
lard Yoeman who sang Because. themselves by receiving a division Miller of Lowden: Mr. and Mrs. Baccalaureate Service 8 ^^n Sunday.evening, May 14th, at were Sunday callers in the Irwin John Bodenhofer of Anamosa; and Mrs. Leone Gilmore
~ne couple was attended by Mrs. one ratin~o in National audition Addison Richmond of Anamosa; To Be Held Sundav~ Eve un:tr° o'clock the ..... ~inn Grove ChoirCoppock home Mr. and Mrs. Otis Slyer of White Mary Dennis spent
Earl Harper and Donald Bardwell. competition. They competed with Mr. and Mrs. John Rouser and At Presbyterian Church der the dwectmn of Mrs. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Walter Voorhies Oak. noon with Mrs.
The bride wore a blue lace gown croups from Iowa City, Davenport,
and a corsage of gardenias and Elkader and West Waterloo, and
pink rose buds. Her attendant were given a first division rating
wore powder blue chiffon with a along with Iowa City. The morn-
corsage of pink roses, bers of the quartet are Mary Jean
Mrs. Williamson was graduated Cooper Dale Stambaugh. Kathleen
from the Monticello schools in ~itman and Frederic Taylor.
1932 and has been employed in The concert band received a first
Anamosa for the past four years, division rating in one of the tough-
The groom is a graduate of the ost cla~ C band contests that they
Vinton high school and at present: have ever entered including the
is a carpenter-contractor. National contest in 1934. There
Following a honeymoon trip to were seventeen' bands in the event
the Ozarks the couple will reside --many of them playing the same
in Springville. number. Out of the seventeen
A buffet luncheon was served to bands that played in the contest,
the following relatives and friends only two were given first division
with blue delphinium and pink ratings. Sl~ringville was selected
sweet peas decorating the tables: first and Wayland was selected as
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harper, Daven- the other band for first division.
port; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Van Book- The brass sextet received a sec-
ern, Savanna, Ill.; Mrs. Robert Wil- ond division rating in competition
liamson, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bard- with sixteen sextets. The Spring-
well, Vinton; Mr. and Mrs. RaY ville sextet was the only sextet
Hearn and son Clarence, Mrs. Anna from a class C school in the con-
Hearn, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Yeo- test--all others were from class B
man, Monticello; Sophia Zimmer- schools. Eleven of the sextets were
man, Anamosa; Roy. and Mrs. Wm. given ratings and five did not rate
Grassheim, Monticello; Mr. and l at all. This is the first brass group
Mrs. Arthur Holub, Springville. ! lhat ever reached a State final con-
i test for Springville.
PLAN TO SEND BAND The clarinet quartet played in
TO NATIONAL CONTEST i qational audition with schools of
Business men Band-Parent as-iall classes and was given a second
sociation and teachers held a meet- i division rating. Three quartets
ing in the M. E church Monday~fr°m class AA schools were the
evening laying plans to send the°nly ones receiving a first division
Springville Class C band to Min-irating. This made the second ap-
neapolis next week to take part in Pearance of the clarinet quartet in
the National Music Contest Spring- the State final contest,
ville is proud of its school band and Springville has three events that
Director R T Schwab are eligible for the National Re-
" ' ' !gional contest held in Minneapolis
...... -------- ion May 18th. 19th, and 20th. Many
Slt'RINGVILLE WINS [schools much larger than Spring-
IN STATE FINALS [ ville can't boast of as many entries
The community of Springville eligible for the Regional contest.
can be justly proud of the boysI This brings to a close Springville's
and girls that they sent to the l State contest work in music and
State final contest. The music de-i if the entries that are eligible for
partment of our local school has the National contest compete in the
never received anything below an l National contest we hope the judges
excellent or second division rating' will like us well enough to rate
for any entry that has competed in us with the best.
--~ In behalf of the band and myself,
':~---- -~---- -- - ----~" the director of the band, we wish
....... to thank all those that have made
/~11 farmers eealng it possible for us to participate in
Pigs Should Feed contests this year.--R. T. Schwab
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
daughter Jacqueline of Cedar Rap-
ids. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Porter
and Roma Lee of Davenport.
J. W. Middleton, Bath, Ill., visit-
ed Saturday with his sister Mrs.
Mary Heady.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kennedy of
Marion and Margaret Paul of Gary,
Ind., were Saturday guests in the
W. E. Bell home
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and
Bob visited Miss Leta Smith at
Iowa City Sunday. She is a stu-
dent in the university.
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Emmons were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook
in Iowa City Sunday.
Mrs. J. J. Van Bockern returned
to her home Thursday following
a two weeks' visit in the parental
R. T. Harper home.
Mrs. Harry Freeman returned to
her home Monday evening from
Anamosa where she had been as-
sisting in the care of Mrs. L. G.
Freeman, who had been ill for the
past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Van Sickle
called in the Luther Baker home
Sunday afternoon in Cedar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Levsen were
Sunday guests in the W. P. Bower
home in Maquoketa.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fowlie visited
in the Brady Hegarty and Bessie
Pierce homes at Tipton Sunday.
Mrs. Mildred Steele and Marilyn
Turnipseed were week end guests
in the O• Kent home at Marion.
Mrs. Bess Foust and Marlyn call-
ed Sunday in the Else Needles and
Albert Babcock homes at Mount
Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kimball of
Chicago were calling on friends in
town last week enroute to visit
Mr. Kimball's mother Mrs. Myrtle
Kimball in Marion.
Mrs. Bertha Stinger returned to
her home Wednesday having spent
the past week in Elkader.
Mrs. Mollie Bolton is spending
some time with Mrs. Beuna Crane
in Cedar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Harper had
as house guests the past week:
Thos. Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt
I Harper, Harriett Clark, Mary Har-
per, Evansville, Wis.; Mrs. Frank
Van Skike, Broadhead, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slyer of
Davenport were guests Sunday in
Processional; Invocation; Hymn,
Congregation; Scripture L e s s o n
God Be Our Guide, Abt, Girls Glee
Club; Prayer; Baccalaureate Ser-
mon, Roy Tyrrell; Spirit of Sum-
mer-time. Old Irish; Now The Day
is Over, Barnby, Girls Glee Club;
Benediction: Recessional.
LARGE AUDIE-N-CE- ATTENDS
PROGRAM BY GRADE PUPILS
A large audience gathered at the
school gym Thursday afternoon to
enjoy a program given by the pupils
of the first six grades. It was a
"May Fete" under the direction of
the teachers of the six grades, and
consisted of dances, marches, music
and the crowning of the May
Queen, Betty Jean Springer. The
gym was decorated for the occasion
with May Pole flowers, etc., and it
is public opinion that it was the
best program ever given by the
school.
CLASS PLAY
A large and appreciative audience
gathered in the school auditorium
Friday evening to attend the an-
nual class play. Each one deserves
much credit and the coach also for
the work displayed.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson went
to Cedar Rapids Sunday and spent
the day in the home of their son
Clement and daughter. Mrs. Wil-
son spent Saturday also in their
home, assisting with the announce-
ment party which her granddaugh-
ter was giving to a group of young
friends.
Dennis Lynch and nephews from
Cedar Valley attended services at
St. Mary's church here Sunday
morning. Mr. Lynch is a brother
of the late Mrs. Mary Toher.
Mrs. John Kerwin, who is a pa-
tient in Mercy hospital. Cedar
Rapids, is improving each day, a
fact her large circle of friends are
glad to learn.
Jane Kerwin is on the sick list
again with the prevailing flu.
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Gunn and
Mrs. DeWald went to Red Oak
cemetery Sunday afternoon to at-
tend the grave services of Mr.
Eeher whose funeral was held in
the Turner chapel in Cedar Rapids,
Sunday afternoon.
Martin and Mrs. Rex Brady will
render special music. Miss Mary
Nelson of Cedar Rapids will give
an address, "Honoring Mother."
A mixed quartet from Coo col-
lege will give two selections. The
service is arranged in the interest
of the young people of the commun-
ity but the fathers and mothers are
also expected. A good way of re-
membering mother is by attendance
at the House of God on this day
dedicated to her memory.
Linn County.
Contact Meeting
At a township committee meet-
ing held in the home of Mrs. Rob-
ert Leigh on last Tuesday Mrs.
Charlie Wickham gave the follow-
ing report on the IAnn county con-
tact meeting conducted in Cedar
Rapids by the District Committee
Woman, Mrs. J. R. Wallace.
Just what is the contact meeting
between the District Committee
Woman and the county Farm Bu-
reau like and what happens when
it is held? Mrs. Wallace asked.
The Farm Bureau organization is
to do together for agriculture the
things that we can not do as in-
dividual farmers. The desire on
the part of farmers to obtain agri-
cultural education dates back to the
early days of American History,
but the first attempt along these
lines in Iowa was the Van Buren
County Fair held in the fall of
1842 or about four years before
Iowa became a state.
In 1853 the Iowa State Agricul-
tural Society was organized at
Fairfield and the first State Fair
was held in that city in the fall of
1854. The State Fair during these
early years was not only the sole
agricultural educational institution
in the state, but was also the first
agricultural educational unit to re-
I ceive tax funds The legislature
i in 1855 voted funds for its support.
This was the first effort in Iowa
to use tax funds on agricultural
!and homemaking subjects.
In 1858 a bill was passed by the
state legislature which provided
funds for the establishment of an
agricultural college and an expert-
and family of Cedar Falls were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown of Viola Olin.
Sunday visitors in the home of were Saturday evening dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Minish. Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Voorhies, mother of Mrs. Minish, Tallman.
came with them and will visit for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fritz and son
a few days in the Minish home. Richard of Oxford Junction were
Ardis Stinger, Ruth Minish, and Sunday guests in the parental Hen-
Carolyn Neal were music contest- ry Seeger home. Mr. and Mrs.
ants from this vicinity who went Roscoe Duncan and daughter Dora-
to Iowa City last week to take part lee were Sunday afternoon callers
in the State Music Contest. in the Seeger home.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Connor Bobby Horn, four year old son
were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horn was tak-
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dorcas near en to Mercy hospital, Anamosa for
Lisbon. medical treatment and observation
The electric wires were strung on Tuesday.
on the REA poles last week and Harold Mocks of Anamosa called
the transformers delivered on Mort- on his grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth
day in this vicinity. McCleary, Monday forenoon.
Albert Fisher plowed with his Mrs. Lois Puiver spent Tuesday
tractor for Milton Koch on Wed- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beidenbach Martens near Forest.
and Bobby Lee visited Monday and Rev. and Mrs. Harold Knight at-
Tuesday in the Milton Koch home. tended a ministerial meeting at
A rat killing demonstration was Cedar Rapids Wednesday.
held at the Archie Minish home Mrs. Evelyn Greenawald was
Tuesday morning by County Agent hostess Wednesday afternoon to the
Rex Conn. United Brethren Ladies Aid soot-
Quite a number of the ladies in ety. Fifteen members and guests.
this vicinity are planning to attend were present and the hostess served:
the Achievement Day at Coggon on a delicious lunch, At the business
Friday. Mrs. Archie Minish, as meeting it was voted to make ex-
county 4-H girls club chairman and tensive improvements on the in-
Jean Minish, county 4-H club presi- terior of the parsonage.
dent, are planning to attend. The Horner house in the north
The road south from the Mount part of town is receiving a new
Zion church past Eddie Staskal's coat of paint.
is being graded. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoppe, Clay-
Glenn Techau started work for ton, Nancy and Marilyn spent Sun-
Myron Neal on Thursday but in day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mal-
moving a manure spreader Glenn colm Jorgenson northeast of town.
had one of his fingers pinched so Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Greenawald
badly he was not able to work for and Janet were called to Blairs- '~
a few days.
Warren Wickham has been suffer- ~ i
ing with blood poisoning. He was": ~~~:*':*'*" []
injured while at school in Mar-
U ESS CA S
telle last week.
Grange Hall furnished four 8th ~,~.~.,,.~,~,:,,~,,:,..,,., ]You arewateh~k~su~lat of~ a
grade students to take the final
county exams last week: Howard F.F. EBERSOLE, M.D. iquality
andFischer'JohnDaleTonne.Stinger'on FridayLl°yd Mallie,Helen First door east of Methodist church B 0 Y S 0
Archibald and Betty Bailey took Telephone 120 JE~VEI~RY CO. EST.
7th grade exams. 213 3rd Ave. Next to :
Mrs. Archie Minlsh entertained Mount Vernon, Iowa Cedar I{zqdds
the Social Circle club in her home
on Friday afternoon. Physician and Surgeon
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Techau and
children visited at the Wm. Techau Office Gearhart Residence
Riverside Pig Meal
Rev. R. A. Badger mental farm. After the establish- home near Springville on Sunday. Mount Vernon, Iowa
for faster growth, and Sunday scshool at 10 a.m. Ella the John Ricketts home. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Rhoads went ment of Iowa State college at Ames,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. G. Schnieter. tc Cedar Rapids Saturday to bring but prior to the organization of the Calls Answered Promptly Save
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schnieter and home their little daughter Mary extension service, the college made Mrs. Ella F. Austin Day or Night/ and
healthi " ,, i ,, s " more Foust, superintendent. The attend- - ~ -- Office Phone 63-R2 Res. 63-R3
•-.~ ~ e, ' . ance is picking up, but there should son. Mrs. Della Blair, Monticello Jean who has just recovered from use of fairs, organized clubs and
weightier,,~ -~owat leSS, o ~ouC°S['that befrommanYclassmOre.last Ifsunday,yOu wereweabsenthope Mrs.Were A.guestSc. Rodman.Sunday of Mr. and anthanappendectomy.glad to get home.She WaSandmOreher formation°thor ruraltogrOupSfarmers.in carrying in- METLOYALwITHCIItCL~ASSMRs. BENNETT ~E. C. PRALL,. DenUst il BY BUYING
..... ~'* "~ ~ , you will be present regularly. Maurine Christian and Sue Ken-family and playmates are thankful During this period there appeared Mrs. Evah Bennett was hostess Phones ! 20,O~oTA__RTEt]o 3
you can save money oy Divine worship at 11. A special nor spent Saturday and Sunday in she will not have to suffer from several farm organizations of larg- to the members of the Loyal Circle Office -- 242 Home -- 204WI To Choose
feeding Riverside Pig Mother's Day program has been ar- Chicago traveling in and out on this source any longer, er scope than the farm clubs. Sunday school class at her home
Meal ranged with hymns appropriate, set the Streamliner. Ella Connor was absent from her Among them the Grange, organized Monday evening. Games were
• " • ,, to old familiar tunes. The meaning Wilson Cooper, Iowa State Col- duties at the phone office the first in 1871 and the Alliance in the played and a delicious picnic sup- Mount Vernon, Iowa ed rh.eghtChicks hr~:e
we can save you UOllars. of the day will be magnified in lege student spent the week end of the week due to sickness, late 8O's. per was enjoyed by those present, healthy and easy to
'Vrvif Today ~ spoken word and in music, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.Mrs. Claude Ferguson was taken The Alliance has passed out of DR. JOHN B. BRYANT and see them.
~**~"- -- "" Special numbers include:Vocal H. Cooper. to Mercy hospital. Cedar Rapids, existence and the Grange declined GRADUATION--'~ERCISEfl v~t~in~i~., We specialize in F~
Manufactured and For duet: "It is Love that makes a Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McShane the last of the week for an opera- in membership in Iowa. Their or- Baccalaureate services for the ........ ..... !Strain New H~raps
Sale at Mother," Wanda Rodman and were guests in the Kenneth Proctor tion. Today she is getting along ganization was further proof that class of 1939 were given at the Phones: [ Tom Co~.hr:~n
\vhite
Mary Jean Erickson; vocal solo: "O home in Central City, Sunday. well and hopes to return to her armors wanted an organization to eveningl°Cal schoolwith Rev.audit°riUmHarold SundaYKnight
0|uaro|da [:o~d ~[tll'~ Time, Take Me Back," by Carrie: The married couples bridge club home and family soon. represent them.
Ill|~l~lU~ l~U OlUl~O Jacobs Bond, sung by Margaret was entertained Monday night inJohn Walshire, son of Ed Wal- In addition to this good informa presenting the sermon. A chorus
All kinds of Feed, Flour, Hay Emmons; ffIixed Quartet, ."Our the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles shire, east from town, was taken tion, "County Contact Meetings, of mixed voices aided in the ser-
.... , ,~o .... 5homer's Day ; z~n~nem, ~ongs Sterner in Cedar Rapids. to Mercy hospital, Cedar Rapids, result in plans to further the goal vice.
........... Mother Sang, by the choir; organ Frederick Lacock of Chicago call- Friday night, where he underwent of the Farm Bureau and bring local Eighth grade graduation exercises
Main Store 119 14th Ave. S.E. solo, "Ave Maria". ed on relatives and friends the past an appendectomy. He is reported as
~tore No. 2, 222 1st St. N.E. Honor motherhood, and mother's week, having spent a short time"doing well." , leaders to a further understanding will he held Wednesday evening.
of the work to be accomplished. The eighth grade graduates are:
l'hone 2-7~20 Cedar ltapids church, by being present for this with his grandfather, Fred Falcon The Gracia Guild of the Presby- The County was well represented Harold Hoppe, Keith Gray, Gone
....... hour of worship, Sunday• at Colfax. terian church will meet with Mrs. at this meeting. Mrs. Chas. Wick- Smith, Betty Ruth Switzer, Nelda
we win efiver ree ---- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Kirk Julius High on Friday evening, May ham, township chairman and Mrs. Lois Pulver, Richard Smith, Rus-
......... SPRINGVILLE METHODIST and family of Lone Rock, Wis.,12, at her country home. Arlo Stinger, assistant township sell Tenley, Darrell Hefflefinger
....... Rev. L. C. Smith, Pastor were Sunday guests in the parental Mrs. Glenn Woods was hostess chairman attended and the follow- and Duane Smith.
t-" ~"' -~--~ ......:---= ~ Sunday school at 10 a.m. W.S. Palmer home. to the Delta Dek Bridge Club on ing ladies were present at Mrs On Thursday evening Commence-
| Wn,. Promnt Removal ! Morning service at 11 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Armstrong Thursday night with Mesdames Leigh's to get the report: besides ment exercises will be held for the
.... "" II ~ Mother's Day will be observed and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Clel- Carl Gillingham, Forrest Moffit, and Mrs. Wickham and Miss Lucille class of 1939. Members of the se-
OI a | in both churches during the regu- land Port and Margaret Marie Hal McCormick, guests. The club Gove, were Mrs. P. D. Archibald, nior class are: Donald Hefflefinger, C. B. Johnston, Licensed Embalmer "The City's Leadl~#]
DEAD STOCK | lar morning worship service, spent Sunday evening in the Loren prize went to Mrs. Rob Smith and Mrs. Melvin Haeseler, Mrs. Lloyd Cliffard Fairbanks, Dorothy Dun- H R John on Li ..... ,~ ~,~ho,,~,~l 1950 E Ave. NW.,
| | The Baccalaureate services at Port home near Central City. the guest prize to Mrs. Gillingham. Neal, Mrs. Milton Koch. Mrs. Emil can, Florence Pieper, Lurine Rus- . . st ................. Cedar RapidS, •
| tJall ......... uur ~earest t'none ~ Viola._ will be held at the church Eva Reed is in St. Lukes hospital The Self Culture Club met with Mallie, Doris Jane Leigh, Mrs. Ir- sell and Marion Siebels. The school Lady Assistant When Wanted We are Open ]Eve~
| Collect | at v p.m. .------ having undergone an appendectomy Mrs. Dolly Moon, Monday night, wm Coppock, Mrs. Ray Rodman, picnic will be on Thursday at the Mount Vernon and Lisbon I,m
! • | Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hoorneman, Tuesday morning. Mrs. Paul Horner gave a talk on Mrs. Roy Bowman, Mrs. Archie Anamosa park and Friday will
| Cedar Ramds 4612 |Preston, were week end guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Wells spent modern trend of medicines. M~nish, Mrs. Herbert Leigh, Mrs. mark the close of the school year. ~ i~
| ~ | Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Sterner. from Tuesday through Thursday inNora Brown, who conducted a: G enn Stoner, Mrs. Win. Hoffman,
I Anamosa 542 i Mrs. Ollie Duncan of Mount Ver- the Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Powell home beauty parlor here for a number of: Miss Lucille Gray, Miss Sue Got-
in Des Moines. Enroute home they years has moved to Stanwood,[and Mrs. Robert Leigh.
I l non, Mrs. Sarah Hoffman, Clarence don, Miss Marjorie McCray, Hur-
l Stanwood 800 I were Wednesday guests in the Wil- visited Mrs. Stella Spicer at Ames. where she will resume her work, ------~--------- old Austin and Leonard Bixler were
Dr. Wells attended a class reunion Madonna will remain here until! Lrn's"ng
| | lard Hoffman home. guests at a 7:00 o'clock dinner on
Iowa Dept. of Agriculture | Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heady and in which he graduated 20 years ago. school closes. I Palisades Saturday at the W. B. Guthrie
[ IAcense No. 1 ~ son of Mount Vernon spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey of Rev. Tyrrell went to Cedar Rap-I Mrs. Charles Ford home.
| | with Mrs. Mary Heady. Whittier are moving to town this ids Monday, where he was called~Miss Bertha We~--entertained the Mrs. Mildred Uhr of Omaha is
| SANITARY |! Frank Bishop of Nevada was a week. to give an address at the StudentI visiting in the Chas. Miller home.
Volunteer Convention. |lady teachers and the wives of theMr. and Mrs. R. H. Bickerstaff
Mrs. Alice Carney, who has been Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Keller ofi other teachers of Mount Vernon
| ~rt~t~i~j~ ~ | recent visitor in the Wilbur Whir- making her home with Mr. and Mrs.
| " | aker home. and Lorraine were Sunday dinner Has begun and We re re el
Bloomington. Ill., spent the weekI school with a picnic in the West guests in the parental J. R. Bick-
,**l~,- R~nld~ l~w~ l Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Samuels and
! C .......~'*'~" "" "4 I : Bernice were callers in the Oscar Harry Whitman, is moving into cud here in the home of his brother, l orchard on Wednesday evening, erstaff home. supply you with the right
rooms in the Ona Foughty home. D. W. Keller. Mr. Keller's criticalI Miss Lorraine Wheeless took her Walker Hart called on friends
| Telephone Mr. Vernon 6000 [Martin home in Cedar Rapids on Sunday guests in the Richard illness prompted them to come at pupils to the show "Little Princess," in Stanwood Sunday.
Saturday evening. Those attending ,. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reid spent equipment.
| _l Sunday. ~ Reed home were Wilbur Tisdale, this particular time. They left on~ were: David Ford, Dorothy, Ray- ~unday at Cedar Rapids.
2---~-- ------~--- ----- Mrs. Ruth Bruger has gone m Paris France; Lucille Reed, Mr. Monday for their home, as they mond, and Bobble Zinkula, Evelyn
4,- -~-~=-~- -----~-- -~-:~-- -~--=- --:~-~-4~ and Mrs. Owen Tisdale of Cedar thought Mr. Keller somewhat im-
Mrs Mildred Burger was host-
Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reed proved Yetothech, Doroth and Rut - e Bridge Club at
andedmabgh:e:fMhredithh::n'project accDi~e~ti~on met w!th a painful h°l~.ss Lorrain- y':- " h Roy. ~eSS.r~otmh:oPnlal~IO~ street Thursday. _~
ne ~ay las~ week when ..... e wneeless spem r~lgn score was won by Mrs. Verna
west of town were entertained in called to a farm to administer to ~aturaay night at the home of Mr Hefflefin er an
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÷he C. I. Mitchell home Thursday some stoct, x,r~.;~ ............. and Mrs Lo "~ Rovh,~n~ • ,~,-~ g d low. score by
......... ~. - ,~. .,,..c worKlng w~tn ~. . )u l_ _._,..~_o ,.,tac~ys ourgenson, While traveling
x wenzy-nve were m attenoance, the cattle he slipped and fell ~ar. ann Mrs. Max Phelps and score went to Ruth Bicker
~lans, were,made forr Achievement breaking a rib, which though pain: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Waide from Mrs. Bur~er serwa ,~* .... x staff,
~ay ~o oe nelQa~ t=oggon ~r daful ha T1 to - - J ~**~u
.... ', Y, • ndicapped him for a short 'p n called Friday evening on merits. " .......... Is under way and we can
, 2any 12. ~:~ith Sheets who con- time only. Mrs. Phelps father, Harold Fulwid- Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Russell en-
Start your chicks on Murphy s Starter. Guaranteed ducts a doll hospital in Cedar Rap- Funeral services for Leo Crock erat the Chas. Ford home. retrained at dinner Monday evening the job easier for you with
to make more gain than any starter on the market, ids was present with a collection only son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick , ~ars. James Petrick accompanied at 6:30. Guests who enjoyed the
Ask about it. , of dolls. Some of the dolls were Crock. were held from St Mary's ooe Fishers to Necedah Wis and sumptuous dinner wer cleaning supplies.
over 100 years of age. She reported church here Thursdav mn~-~'~,~,~ ~÷ visited her father ~hu,~ '~h,~ ,,:~^~.^. A,,~,~,~ ,~ ,~ _ .~ e Harold
Murphy's Starter $2.50 per 100 lbs on her work for the past year. Mrs. nine, o'cloct-.. ~,,~"~'~ "-~--caurcn~::"-~'was"~ tra .~o~ ............ ,~ ~u,cer~;'";':'~''~vmay .... mght."'k'~" oerger:" ...... and~ueLucillet~°ra°n'Gray.~'rances Ellen-
McCoy will entertain the group at crowded to the doors and many Droner guests at the home of Mr Mr. and Mrs Dw~ ht P
Condensed Buttermilk, Barrels and Kegs 2 Vzc lb. a picnic in June. flor~lObl~gedwer " to remain" outside." The and Mrs. Anton B~derman" on Sun-" Nelda motored" to Nicholsg ulversundayand
H. M. Briner, F. S. Jordan. Paul. ortermgs were many and .any were zvtr. and Mrs. Lafe Brown and spent the . . " AB'
is the time to Feed Buttermilk to those weaned Cooper and Joe Sanders attended[ beautiful, .. [rom Long Beach, Calif., and Mr. Mrs. Clarence Mdi~lYr aWni~ldal~m h~end e, ['an
the Kentucky Derby at Churchill l ~vmmer s ~ay service will be ob-ann lvlrs. Jerry Walters r~e~en and c'1~o g J@
J~owns Saturday. served in the Presbvter~,~ ~h,,,.~,l Mrs Sam ~ ....... " ...... := "'Y .....
ed 0C::r:::lPigs PeeN?c: n Chick Grit Mrs Le°ma Minehart °f Ann Sunday m°rning °n Saturda=of reee ve w°r lla usun and sue'- • ~- o ~=--~ ~ ~,,= ~uuQen aeatll ~orQon were ousiness c 1 " .
~--~ mon theme will be: "A Child inI of her brother-in-law Geor,,~ ~rr~:,_ dar ~-~ ....... a ler m Ce TRUE VALUE HARDWARE
.... the ~"~-~'" -- ,~ i ...... ' s~ ,,-,~ ",*,*v,~ oa~uruay.
Scra | E" ! I! I n , o.cloc~'~t~e t~a'cc~Z~aeue:a~nlnga:icSi a'M~r°w~svl~iTs Te:~r .... thMr. and Mrs. Eugene Pye are Mount VerBo,, Iowa
• • a ~eal and e parents ot a son, Arnold Dean,
Vitamo Pig & Hog Balancer ~ I-~l'al I.ano DanJ( will be held in this church also ] Jimmie spent the week end at New weight 7 pounds, born Monday May
The sermon theme will be" "Horses" Boston Ill and hel 1 • • '
| Loans on Farm Land .............. • .I.. .., __..: .... ped Mr. and at an Iowa City hos ltal. ---~
Soy Bean Meal Oil Meal Red Dog Bran • ~ .you can nna lxmers. I lvirs, v. ~'hmxps ceieorate ". P
| Low Interest 31/:, un- The Rebekah Lod,,e heln .... ~weddi ..... -" .......their 15th~ .Mr and Mrs. W. L. Miller of
Pilot Ovster Shell Stock and Block Salt • ~ ..... ~" - '~ " ~ .... ~ .o ..... yyr~ary on ~unaay. ' ~ewport were Sunday lers at
| tfl July 1, 1940; never cml meet[ngon Friday mght, whenl The Rlvermde school will close the C. E. Mc homeeal
| more than 4 after that, ~S~nngsa m~ge~owfrOmd M~nticello, [ ~rieSdWeek. They had their picinc returned homeClea~1 them 'to Chprlne~ ~~ll~,~.~ ~
And All Other Feeds Wanted • , , y ming] sday evening at the school a few days
If you get our loan now. were present. A large crowd en- house. On Thursda. • .
| Long Term---341/. vears joyed a good ro~ram ,~n ...... I y eve.mug the 1~. and Mrs. Chas. Hoppe were
i ~'" .~,,~wa,s ecessary was i~Ir .... *~ charge l_~ wm be held in Bertram. David day.
,Call in and get our prices • ~T.. D ....... ~_ xi-" ~ "" supper The c~m~-~^~a'."-'~ a~me uul~
......... Bertram township grad.uatlon exer- business callers at Anamosa Mort cumin- '~ -~~' =
• : s. ~ran~ t~oyies May K Ford and Dorothy Zinkula from Eugene Pye visited with Mrs.
y Poultry Culling at a,y time. Guaranteed I meSn~mp~ynU~lloan?~a~- Stea:bscPharU~erandaN°o~~ R~e, Mrs./uRiverside are among those to grad- Pye and baby son at Iowa City on
Satisfactionpoultry, Eggs and Cream - ' Ichor / to" I Samr
ually Mrs. Sam Andre Carrie Br" ' ] day.
• , ~ggs, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fulwider of Sunday callers at the H. L. Smith
t Mrs. E. Hatcher and Gladys Youn T1 ton
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SEE US FOR DETAILS ~ ............. . g. .p. called on Monday afternoon home were Mr and Mr . . .
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! , .... this lodge with the trageelil~~-esented]~,t~tn-~e Chas. Ford home to see Har-Stephens of Forest, Mr. and Mrs. EXCLUSIVE
• On Fnda ug gavel mu ~uiwmer Cyrus Lamb and 209 Srd Ave. SW Dial ~.813
| P ahonal I'arm Loan " y night of this week "] Th- -" • .... ], . Mrs. Beatrice
Customers take advantage of our parking space - 1...... our/ e ~mn county agen~ ~ex conn|~ni ht
oage wm go to Tipton an an g • Cedar Ra~pids, Iowa
/ Associati^n, ~ .......... wm ue d they] d a helper from Ames put on a] Mr and Mrs F ,
presente~ with' • • • red Austin and
I The ' Wa s an the gavel lrat killing demonstration at the Jay Mr and ~V[rs M E Sw~tzer s nt
p ([ | 94 3d Ave, Cedar Rapids ~.. ' Y d Means' societ'v Milholin home Tu .......... "~ .-='," • " pe
_ _ " m the Presbvteri~.~ ^L ..... Y. ..... ~ay ax~ernoon. /Zvlonuay at Duouque.
0 rn011 } tl £e ~ • ......... cn Will .*t carloa~ oI ni tl school " Miss
! Serving Farmers In meet in the church .......... g _ mr s/ Sue Gordon, local home
" da aft parmrs on Fri- ~rom ~ur~alo near Davenport economics teacher
| Jones, Benton and Linn y ernoon at 2"30 o ............... : ...... ' [ - " . has accepted an SCOTT MeINTYRE & CO.
The Poll ann " ~='~" wuere -rwlss UllVe t'mt~enoerger is/Otter to teach m the Tro Mills
Phone 72 W.C. Horton | Counties , . y a class of the M E teachin~ s--~n* th ................. " y • Investments
- ' church me ....... • " ~, ~ . ~ w~e~ ena at/~noo~ next year. Iowa Electric Light & Power Co. stock boug:
" . • L wm~ ~wrs t'rice Camp the Lower Palisades Mr an
Mount Vernon, Iowa [ Harold B. McTavlsh, bell on Tuesday, ~- .......- ...... • _ . [.. • d Mrs. Ike Jackson and 303 Merchants National Bank Bldg., Cedar
/ '~' '~' Ar~':,,m,ta ..... uauoer a ~v~mng. Mrs. Mr. ana ~xrs ~eo ~qn~ula and/~r, and Mrs T A. Peters spent
~'[ ............ ~ec.-ireas. , ess was assistant host- ,.family.; were shopping in Cedar!Sunday at Bellevue. HARLAN BRIGGS, Lisbon,
......... ' r~apms on Monday. Mrs. Albert Pye and her aunt