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Rams Break 1932 Record In M,le Relay ]and The LlsbonHerald pe~A R Needlecraf! Member,
A_ .rL__ IAI.e_ ItAe.J ..... & if~m~m~/' ...... T:&lx t Thurs., May 23, 1957 ~ Have ~ouesT
uay rrlaay
s/nev win iV|lUWl~l bUllll~i~-iltm~ ill ~ ............ !
Jr l luo-yu, aasn: l• ~lenn, u.rL .z• The Needlecraft club held their i
The Cornell mile relay team, win- ~-~-'--- Kofron, W.B. 3. Brown, N.L.4. El!~s, annual guest day at the home of:
ning the final event Saturday in the I~.*A|J I~ .... & B ...... l w.J.a. ~wanDerg, may. :lu.~ ~ln Mrs. Willard Palmer Friday, May
Midwest meet at Monmouth boosted r|l~|u I~YI~N| rgwl~$ i prellms ~rown set new^ record or 17. Guests were Mmes. Edna Stew-!
*h~ l~m~' rmint total to a cham-Ix. ~ • ! , :lu.~ over am record :m.~) . • i art, and Donna Reece of Spring-'
~'~n~'n'- "~al, a out defendin~';L~lVl~-~ r~w Lonaon, Two mile retay: 1. U.H. 2. Wlkonjville' Fern Gaudy of Lisbon, Doris
~'~'~-='~'*,-,'~',~'in~s ~'1~'--~.-- "---'." ~_ -- 3. Columbus 4. Mt. Vernen (Har:]Whiting of Cedar Rapids, Helen
........... : ~ k- .... ' tung Wilkinson Nie~us, l~ezerKa) E si N
" 11 r . , , Koch, s e eal, Wanda Dee
mi~ehlrte~atW~eYearuSuagt t:e ::::eat Frosh Soph Victory West Liberty 9:31.5 Zelda Minish, Jean Stoner, Melvini
~.,;..~ J~., ou÷runnin~ favor~J ................ , 220 yd. dash: 1. Glenn, U.H. :24;!Haeseler and Robert Leigh Each
~,,~ ......... J ~ ~ . 8 .~" ~"l ~upermrlry m nero events, w~m 2 Vincent W.B 246; 3 Morrison, ~uest was nresented a flowered l
Knox to pusn tne ~urpm past ~arm- first nlaces in broad jump shot put ~ ~;~_.. ~ 'a ~:~,~nh~, M~ ~.a ~ o --- - /- ..... I
- • • ~-~ ~ "- ' . ' i vv,~,. :~; .......... ~, .......... , I nanaKercnleI riDDen decorated car-
ton for the Mtowest t~tm ~ne team, discus and football throw p~usa ~ 5 Reinsa~er W L 25 3 .... '
including Deemer, P~rkey, ~of Mt• l winner in 180 low hurdles and a! ~n .....• ~ "r,,~,~,. w B 2 ~an~ ......... 1
Vernon), Muilenberg and Barbour I first place team in the quarter-mile i Auk'en "~.J" "'3--Kerr~.'~vVan" 4" Joy, ] M~: ~va ,lvlinisn lea group sing- t
, , , • .... ' " rag" ~wrs. ~lemn ~vnmsn sang a solo ,
entered the final event 4/5 s of a lrelay boosted the New London iN.L" 5. Freeman, U.H. 5:04 (new] ~' .......... :~
point behind Carleton. The feature freshmen-sophomore track team to i~,~,.~ (~],~ 5.~5~ ]ana ~warcla anu ~narmne zxan~a~!
. . - . . • ............... ;sang a ~ueL everyone enjoying
lap was that of Barbour, run re:the conference champmnshlp Frx- 120 high hurdles: 1. Dunn, C.J. ~,~ .... + ....... ~ ....~ .......~l
49 4 which gave Cornell a relay I day in Ash Park .~ ~ ~ ~th N L "18 6" 3 Curare ' ...... ~ ............... ~ ........... "
time of 3:23.6. i - " ..... , ........ • ...... stunts provided the rest of the en-
I New London 83 Wilton J ........... 27~/~ W.J. :19;L4. Hi~tz, W.J. :20.6; 5. Me-tertainment. Mmes. Elva Minish,
The 1957 Oarnell quartet coy-'~U Hivh .......... :164 Wapello ............ 26
ered the distance in 3:22.5 to 'W. Branch ........ 41 Mt. Vernon .... 18 V~alfW;ile relay: U. High 1:40; wMargarnetcL:righ and Helen Fxrst
break that 32 year old record.Columbus J 36 W Liberty 17~/z 2...~W_ Branch ..... 1"452". 1"46 5"3 w'N LondonLibert_ "2wines' Reta Yeisley, Irene Wil-
Paul, lY~rtm, Bray and Moore i ............ ~:~"~; :I~e~w°"r~cor~ ;OIci 1:42) " kinson and Carolyn Palmer were
set the new record, Bray run- Macaulay picked up the only first
ning his lap in :49.6 and Moore F place for Mr. Vernon as he ran the :. • . .. • . .. ~ " .... I in charge of the menu very tasty
ill :~9.4. I half mile in 2:16.5 for the win. Den- 2 quarterjohnsonmaleN.Lrun: 3 ± ~o~ron,ArrowsmithW.m. I ~''~"'~ ~"~'~mt';" ........... Wefreshm',~* .......
Cornell totalled 46 points' Grin- nis Koch got a 3rd in discus, Ma- "-, ~ ~,~' ~,,~,~ ~ ~ ~o,,n'lserved bu~ze~ style. Mrs Isabelle
nell 41, Carleton 37 ~t Olaf 29 I caulay a 4th m quarter m~le run, ...• " ~'~, ]Coppock served the punch The
' ' ~ " h waD 'no u -
~Vlonmouth 22 14ipon 22 Lawrence I Jon ~wanberg a 4th m 220 yd• das = ": " _ ............ taDle was decorated with lighted
l~;O low nurules:i.Drowil, x~.~. [.
~m°:e3•• " Moore ' had ~l~de 5 th dnATe ' " •
16~aKr~i°x
ign atde
:21.6; 2 ....... , .... : • ; • ,, ~ .
-m dleyydedaShrelay teamsandthetw° ~-~ ....... ¢~ 235 3 IVIeVa~ ,candms in pastel shades and sprays
W.L. :24; 4. Morrow, WB. :24.~;of bridal wreath.
won the broad jump at 22'3", had i placed 5th in their events. 5. Coram, W.J. :z4.4 ~New recorO.Eleven club members were pre-
placed second in the 220 yd, dasnt Summary Old :22.5) sent, also Harlan Yeisley, George
and third in the 100 yd. dash. Bray! High jump: 1. (tie) Dunn, C.J., Mile medley relay: 1. Wapello Minish, Craig and Christine Palm-
had taken the 220 at :21.6 and the iHunt, U.H. 5-4; 3. (tie) Ilartung, 12. U. High 3. W. Liberty 4• Co- er, Marcia and Charlene Randall•
100 at :10 flat. Martin had run sec- I M.V. Nehring, N.L., Denzin, U.H., ~ ltm]ous 5. lVlt. Vernon (Jam|son, The afternoon was enjoyed by all
and and Paul fourth in the 440 yd. I Morrow, W.B., Burnett, W.L, Rein- !Drahos, Herbeldsheimer, Hoidahl) at this very pretty spring party.
clash; Paul was fourth in the broad sager, W.L. 5 ft. ;J:~9.4 i Mrs. Helen First, reporter•
jump; Henderson third in the 880 l'ote v~ult: 1. Glenn, U.H., 9; 2. ualf mile run: 1. Macaulay, l~V. ~I
yd. run and Macaulay had tied for(tie) McVay, W.L.. Hilgenberg, W.J., 2 Snyder. N.L. 3. Joy, N.L. i W~m~n C~ ~mm~in|t~
• - "* hn WB '-- ................. w .... •
Iourth in high jump. In addition8-6; 4. Grimm, N.L., 8; 5. Nehring, 4 Evermeyer, Wap.a. rid, . . .
~arnett and Fitch were in a hve- N.L., 7-6 2:16.5 I Invited To Style Show
way tie for second in the pole vault. Broad jump: 1. Workman, N.L. Quarter mile relay: 1. N. London
18-11; 2. Brown, N.L. 18-101/~; 3. :49.1; 2. U. l-l~gh :49.'~; 3. W. ~ranch t Cornell home economics classes
JIM DUTCHER EMCEES Kofron, W.B. 18-3; 4. Dann, C.J.:51.7; 4. W~lton :51.9; 5Wapello~are extending an invitation to all
BANQUET IN HOME TOWN 17-4", 5. Duncan, C J.. 16-6 , .'b2.1 who are interested to attend their
James Dutcher, athletic director Shot put: 1. Broeker, N.L. 40--: Mile relay: 1. Wapello 2. New showing of clothing made during
at Cornell college, was toastmaster 8'A; 2. Brechler, U.H. 36-10; 3. Den-!London 3. Columbus 4. Wilton the past school year. The show,
at the high school alumni banquet
zn his home town of Hebron, Nebr.,
Wednesday evening. Elmo Roper,
well-known pollster, who is also
an alumnus of the Hebron high
school, was the principal speaker.
Mrs. Dutcher, Joan, Ball, Lea and
Jimmy accompanied Mr. Dutcher to
Hebron Wednesday and will visit
his mother, Mrs. John Dutcher, un-
til Friday.
zin, U.H. 36-9r5; 4. Murray, C.J.
36-7; 5. Westerbeck, iN.L. 36-1
Discus: 1. Workman, N.L. 114-4;
2. Broeker, N.L. 112-3• Koch, i
M,V. 89-10V4. Stewart, W.B. 88-
2'/~; 5. Pigsley, W.L. 83-5
F o ot b~t 11 throw: 1. Warth,
N.L. 173-9; 2. Brechler, U.H. 161-2;
3. Hilgenberg, W.L. 157-6; 4. Wes-
terbeck, N.L. 156-11; 5. Cleveland
i W.B. 148
Best Wishes To
n
We are proud to have laid the asphalt tile
floor in the nave, fellowship hall, and the other
rooms of your attractive new building.
Lisbon, Iowa
o. W. Branch 3:54.5
Young Homemakers
End Year With Potluck
Young Homemakers Club of Mt.
Vernon High concluded their year's
activities Monday evening with a
potluck at the home of Linda Arm-
strong. Their sponsor Mrs. John
Colon jr. and their 1956-'57 officers,
Janet Hess, pres., Helen Beckman,
see., and Linda Armstrong, treas.,
were honored.
Last week they presented a 93-
piece style show, for the public, of
garments they had fashioned them-
!selves in the home ec classes• To
climax their training in the meal
I preparation department they plan-
,ned, prepared and served droner
for the school board members and
wives, recently•
The group meets for one business
I and one social session a month. The
i latter meetings feature speakers
lsuch as Mrs. Robert Voetborg,
~Ames graduate, who spoke on vo-
!cational openings in their field, or
others on styles, makeup, etc. One
I highlight of the year was the con-
: ducted tour of the Amanas in Jan-
i uary. The group raises money by
i preparing and serving refreshments
~for social groups in the community
and making and selling candy at
school.
followed by a tea, will be given at
3:15 p.m. this Thursday, May 23, in
the exhibition room in Armstrong
hall. Mrs. N. A. Miner and Mrs.
Paul Beckhelm are the instructors.
Mount Vernon Locals
Mrs. Myrtle Staley, elementary
principal, was absent Monday andI
Tuesday because of illness. ]
Mrs. N. A. Miner spent the week
end at Galesburg, Ill., with her
daughter Janet, a student at Knox
college attending activities honoring
mothers• Janet has recently been
elected to the national honorary
musical sorority, Sigma Alpha Iota.
The Art Lukes and son Gaylen
and Mrs. Luke's father Clyde On-
stott, all of Wyoming, and the V.
E. Peddycoart family of Cedar Ra-
pids, Elizabeth Gibson and Marjorie
: Hess of.Marion were Sunday dinner
guests at the A. J. Bobst cabin
honoring Mr. Bobst on his birthday•
Mrs. Estella Burd and the Misses
Virginia Burd Daisy Burd and Ha-
zel Runkle of Lisbon were guests
in the Earl M. Davis home Sunday
evening helping the Davises' daugh- I
ter, Lucy Mac, celebrate her fifth
birthday• Lucy Mac is making a sat- F
isfactory recovery from an attack all
rheumatic fever.
St. Paul Lutheran Church,
Mt. Vernen, Iowa
Contractor: Wayne Schoff, Lisbon, Iowa
We are proud to have furnished the Haydite Block, Windows
and Screens, and Precast Concrete Cross for the new St. Paul
Lutheran Church, Mt. Vernon, Iowa
Where the primary considerations are fire safety, structural
strength, design flexibility, low upkeep cost and architectural
beauty, haydite block is the basic building material.
650 12th AVE. SW
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
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TEL.. EMpire 3-0233
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On your selection of a
Baldwin Electronic Organ
:edar
322 First Avenue N.E.
Dial EM 3-2740
Cedar Rapids
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On the Successful Completion of Their•
New House of Worship.
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The Lisbon
To the congregation of
St. Paul Lutheran Church
And Best Wishes For The Future
We are very proud to have been chosen as the General Contractor for the erec-
tion of your wonderful new House of Worship in this community. Seldom in our
business experience have we worked with any who have been as cooperative as
your group of men and your minister.
My men and I want to take this opportunity to express our sincere
thanks and heartiest congratulations to all who have worked with us on
this project, as well as to the entire congregation.
I hope that this very fine house of worship which has been added to the com-
munity will prosper and that there will be a need for an addition in the near future.
We, the General Contractors, have also installed the
WORK - PLUMBING - HEATING
INTERIOR
our
Kenneth Schoff
Carl Achey
Sherril Bilky
Earl Yocum
Wayne E. Schoff
Francis Timp
Charles Wagaman
Jerry Nost
Emil Walter
Lisbon, Iowa
Lisbon Martelle