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V~ IL, ]3mwJNye-~ ! Con~spomieat: Pleue mail ~P~I chaniesville when Mr. Hoover was band Dr White will
,~ ~ ~ p___ A~early for next week becam~e orI [ service man for the Mechanicsvillelily this week for a few
~h ]bF 23, 1957 u~w ~ ~ IMtn~ & day early on acc~ma~ of ] Telephone Co. I Robert Britcher, H. J. :
' ~ IMemm'ial Day. [ Mrs. Kenneth Montz and Mrs. 1John Nie attended the
Frank Woods attended a special f Bankers meeting Thurs¢
i A,L T,STS I meeting °f Mal~ta Chapter O'E'S" I at the C°untry Club in
CALLING Saturday evening in Cedar Rapids. ~ Mr. and Mrs. William
• Mrs. Nellie Klinger of ~t. Peters- l Davenport and J. W. B
burg, Fla., and Mrs. Mary Fry were lMrs. Mary Butler of Mt.
Those Inclined to the Baptist Beliefs I The Lisbon high school activity " ' Friday evening dinner guests of the lwere Sunday~ guests of M
| and • I banquet was held in the scnool Phelps, Jane Miller: Carol Askel- L.C. Ketterings. The Karl Ketter-IButler.
| ,n the Lmbon-Mt. Vernon Area. | I lunch room on Tuesday evening, son, Lela C. Griffiths; [ ings of Lisbon called Sunday eve. The Waiter ~ebestas al
Week end guests of the Wilbur, Kuehnles attended a play
[ A CAlt6~as~m,~ |~PS~6|D6 AA:~-]~n will l,IA | I May 21, at 6:30 p.m. for the pur- ist-year pins: Patty Cole, Gloria I 1 '
Isl ~I, Ul| l~IS | a,~,#llOl ITSlOOI~,O ~ I pose of recognizing., student achieve- Greiner, Mary Jo Hatch, Marvel I Wrights were Mrs. Carrie L. Smith I evening at SUI.
I I L.,. . I .I * m, I • • ~, I I ment in activltms of the year. I Tomash, Joann@ Lehr, Kate Franks, I l of Van Werth, Ohio and the George i Mrs H C Worley of Lisl
....... Su~aj
I Tarma mls >unaay, may zo I,wsc.s }dies served the dinner; Donna Carbee, VKathy Moore. Betty Beckmans and Patricia Murphy all ---':'-" wit'h her sister
| ,. ^ ~^ . • • -- -- |[ Harry ~izer aczea as master ox Crocker homemaker award: Nancy j~x. wayne, Incl. aret Feyen
• lime: y:,~u l [ ceremonies. Mrs..Max Stahl gave Kay Zearing; D.A.R. homemaking . _ . ! Tuesday luncheon guests of Mrs. I The Gerald Parker sand
• " Ithe invocation and David Andre the award: Betty Bowers. AMONG THE CAMP FIRE groups taking part in the Council E. H. Littig were Mary Louise and Omaha spent the week ~x
| Place. The res,dence of Rev. Kenneth A. Sot- |,welcome Prof Chester A Webb, [FFA AWARDS I Fire at the Lisbon school on Monday, May 13, were Mrs. Ralph Alice Kelly of Iowa City and Mrs. I Mrs Parker's parents t~
Iowa Farmer Degree, Tom Klein
I ^no ~,l~,i, ~,,,,,h ~ m~ a nk in | •head of "the dramatic arts dept. at " "n Streets group who received the rank of wood gatherer. This l William Cogan of Hawthorne, Calif. Nies.
• --v,,, ~,,~ ........................ " |lCornell college, spoke on "Activi-leck; State Convention Delegates: .... t Mrs. John White of Ft. Wayne,/
| ban on the Southwest corner ofthe inter- |Ities, They're Valuable". , I Ls~-v nla .... w .... ,~ c,~n,k, p~cture was taken by Don Mmert. Left to r,gh Beth/ Streets, Ind., came Friday for a visit in the] . _ .... ,.~
| • .. | Award presentations were maae S~'-te" ]~FA-c'"~'us,'i~'~n'-I~l,m~c'l~'. Peggy Minert, Judy Nelson, Gwen Hatch, Jackie Wilson, Pam home of her son-in-law and daugh- Keacl |lie /]LCI~(
|. section. |,by Graver Miehe to the FFA; Mrs'. FleA Contest~: Parliamentary pro- I Creger and Marsha Bowers. I ter, the Kenneth Deahls. Her hus- I ~ ~
i P~,~,~uP ~,..~ ,~ ,~m.P~P~q.n-~, .~, |~Otis Young to the Lis,bon Lassies; cedure, bronze award subdlstrict:[ ~ " I II
i I~VI~KI~$NI~ wrTu ID INI~KI:3/~IJ I~ |lPaulSeitsingerforgirls basketball; j Tom Neal, Larry Biderman, Tom aa / * *11
i .o¢'.gn T~ A'n'l~l~llr~ JJ [ Harold Primrose for boys' basket- [Wilkinson, Steve Miller, Gary Dec-I nnecnan ICSVIIle
I .............. • ball and baseball" Charles Campbell , ious; Public Speaking, silver sub-i T..,, .... CALL ON US FOR
'for cheer leade'rs'and student coun- dist.: Wayne Biderman; Extempor.
All Are Welcome To Come | ............
ell; Mrs. Harold Ennis to Lion's [aneous speaking, silver sub-dist.: RITES FOR MR,q CRO~,K
III I • Eye staff; Mrs. Harlan Brlggs for Tom Kleineck~ Chapter program,' Fu-neral s--ervi--ce's-for-IVlrs. Alex
~ speech work; Mrs. Vernon Maulson
_ for vocal and Wendal Jones for in- [a°r°nze hist,: Tom Kleineck, How- I Crock. ~,~R we-,~.~ ..,-.,~h~l'4 --""'~'~'~.~TPh .... r~,r
J rd Clark, Don Neal; Creed speak-j mornin~ in St Ma~='- Air Filter Cartrid es Universal Jo
I strumental music I g, gold state: Denny Beese,; Sec- ch,,r~h ,.xr;th +)~ l~/~,r "P .1" C~s~pv ~
R ~ The list of awards follows:/ ~est~trYDbOOk~TeahOn~ablererme~otioO~.j officiating." Burial was in Rose Hill Oil Filter Cartr,dges Wiper BIc
FISH F Y MUSi~ letters were awarded to 23 bronze'" sub-dist.:' Larry B,derman;" , cemetery.~orn .... ho... Shock Absorbers Tail PiI
" " " id N" "t 51girls: Carol Askelson, Jean Becina- Scrapbook, gold dist.: Wayne Bid- of J hn~a-~ .... ;:~"~-:~-^-"*:"s'~:~--"
every rr ay Ign A}shek, Marilyn Blood, Betty Bowers, o nd Jul .... ..... . ..... Wheel Bearings . Muf
_ ~]Joanne Burlingame, Sarah Franks, erman. 22/ 1874, near Mechanicsville, Mrs.
$1 her n~r~on [Mary Jo Hatch, Audrey Heath. Jan- Lhm Co. Soils District public Crock died at her home Tuesday
T- r-- r---- o A speaking eonte~t: Denny Beese, Ist following a long illness. She wasA, B, V-Belts for most fractional hp mc
X Iet 'Iosty, Sharon Kruse, J nn and trip to Vieshea, Bob Lehr, 3rd; married in L916 to Alex Crock. The
Y ILehr, Jeanette Long, Judy Malloy,
THE CAVE Mardell Mason, Judy Miller,. Janice DeK~lb Corn Contest, Chapter couple farmed near West Branch
Morningstar, Lorraine Mornmgsmr, winners and plaque: Page Worley, until lg45 when they retired and We carry a representative stock of these nt,
_ I Barbara Nost, Nancy Phelps, Pat Richard Johnston, Tom Kleineck; moved to Mechanicsville.
|=',,L~m |A,,.,~. , Resewehr, Elva Rhoads, Kenna Sor- Medals: Gary Decious, Bob Lehr, In addition to her husband, Mrs.
- L|~&II,PI|# lt~V~ den and Carol Streets. Wayne Biderrnan, Howard Clark, Crock is survived by a daughter. We also have power lawn mowers
Eleven boys: David Andre, Nor- Darwin Kohl, Don Neal. Mrs. Clarence Maher, two grand-
[man Blake, Bill Burlingame, Don DeKalb Corn National 2 acre children, Janet and Pamela Maher
Carbee, Duane Gallmeyer, Don yield contest. 2nd Linn Co.; Darwin a sister, Mrs. Margaret Buchanan SUMMER DRIVING CAN BE COOL!
DEAD
AUTO
MOBILES
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According to the American Automobile Association
there were 45,972,000 Dead cars and 45,972,000 emer-
calls last year, most of which could have been pre-
vented had the cars been properly inspected and serviced
before leaving home. For instance, 46% of the calls were
and carburetion troubles. All of which
a motor tune up.
Don't Let This Happen To Your Car
Gugler, Randall Juett, Ran Juett,
Steve McQuown, Pete Radl, Dean
Sanders.
BAND AWARDS
Band letters were presented to:
Ellen Beiber, Marilyn Bood, Nancy
Cm~a~' Patty Cole, Kate Franks,
Franks. Lela Griffiths, Mary
Jo Hatch, Jo Ann Krummel, Shar-
on Kruse, Mardell Mason, Jane
Miller, Judy Miller, Carol Streets,
Nancy Zearing, Catherine Gugler,
Barbara Crawford, Denny Bee~e,
Bill Burlingame, Duane Gallrne~r.
Boys' Basketball: Norm Blake,
Doe Andre, Don Carbee, Norlyn
Smith, Rick Nest and Bud Stanley.
Boys' Basebalh Gary Decious,
Norm Blake, Bud Stanley, Pete'
Radl, Dennis Beese, Rick Nost and
Ran Skow.
Girls' Emaketb~ll: Pat Resewehr,
Joanne Burlingame, Nancy Clark,
Kathy Mo~re, Barbara Nost, Mar-
dell Mason, Donna Carbee and
Janette Long, Manager.
Girls' Softbalh Pat Resewehr,
Jeanne Burlingame, Kathy Moore.
Nancy Phelps, Donna Carbee and
Mardel] Mason.
DIAL$5Ol
Let Us Prevent It For You
LISBON, IOWA
,Stud~mt Council: David Andre,
pres.; Donald Carbee, vice pres.;
Patsy Albriglrt, sec.; Ellen Bieber,
treas.; Joanne Burlingame, senior;
Ronnie Skow, Norman Blake, jun-
iors; Barbara Nost, soph.; Dennis
Beeso, Mardell Mason, freshmen;
John Zahorik, 8th grade; Jay# Mill-
er, 7th grade.
Speech awards to students win-
ning I rating in contest at Grinnell:
Judith Miller, Lorraine Morning-
star, Sarah Franks, Sharon Kruse
Peter RadL
Annmtl ~ gold: Judy Miller,
.~litor, Nancy Zearing, Lorraine
Mornlngstar, Audrey Heath; silver:
Sharon Kruse, Jean Bednashek,
Gary Sergent; bronze: Barb Nost,
last year, Norm Blake, Stewe Mc-
Quown, Duane Gallmeyer, Kenny
Whitman.
Cheerleader letters: Judy Miller,
Daily hog market at Sale Barn, MechanicsvilleJaneraine Mmer,Morningstar..Judy Malloy and Lor-
and Chicago & North Western Yards, Tipton, la. ptns:l~°mesharonEeen°mJ~Kruse,aWards'Patsy3"yearA1-
bright, Ellen Bieber, Lorraine
Trailer, and 16 ft. Straiaht Trucks Morningstar; 2..year ,, pins: Nancy.
Safety, Howard Clark; Chapter Star
Farmer, Tom Kleineck.
DeKalb Award Winner to out-
standing senior in VOAG Dept.:i
Tom Kleineck, medal and plaque
to hang in department.
VOAG Pu
Lisbon vocational agriculture stu-
dents earned a labor income of
$14,226.88, on an average of $395.19
profit d~or the 36 students complet-
ing their 67 productive projects ~or
1955-1956, according to the state
report filed with the State.Depart-
ment of Vocational Education by
Graver C. Miehe, VOAG instructor.
The report Showed receipts of
$40,096.93 and expenses of $28,538.21.
These productive projects, owned
and managed by the students, are
a business venture for experience
and profit. An essential part of the
training program in voeatlonal agri-
culture is keeping, analyzing and
using of accurate and dbmplete rec-
o~ls. These records many times
assist in increasing the efficiency of
some enterprise on the home farm.
Productive projects included in
the 1955-56 projects are: 48 market
sows and litters, 14 purebred sows
and litters, 92 market pigs, 16 pure-
bred beef cattle, 19 grade dairy
cattle, 9 purebred d~iiry cattle, 12
grade ewe sheep., 12 purebred ewe
sheep, 79.5 acres of corn, 25 acres
of oats, and I0 acres of alfalfa mak-
ing a total of 67 productive projects.
Improvemel~ proJe¢~ a4re de-
Mgn...od to ~ efficiency of
the home farm busine~ to hm.
Drovo the farm home and its
on June 2 at 2:.30 p.m. in the Evan-
gelical and Reformed church in
Clarence.
Miss Noble formerly attended the
Lisbon schools before moving to
Clarence. She was graduated from
Clarence high school in 1956. Mr
Wenndt, who was graduated from
Lowden high school, is a pianc
technician at West Branch where the
home will be established.
Although no invitations will be
issued, friends and relatives are in.
vited to attend the wedding and
reception which will follow m the
church basemen ~.
Services Held May 15
For Mrs. Smith's Mother
Services for Mrs. Beulah Chris.
tianson, mother of Mrs. Charles L.
Smith, who lives on Sargent farm
No. 4 near Lisbon, were held in
Cedar Rapids Wednesday, May 15,
at 10:30 axa. The Rev. Ralph B. Col-
,ton, pastor of Sinclair Memorial
Presbyterian church officiated. In-
terment was in Oakwood cemetery
at Monticello.
Mrs. Christlanson, 66, passed away
Monday at a nursing home in Cedar
Rapids following an illness of al-
most a year. She had resided in
i Cedar Rapid~ for the past 40 years.
i Survivors, in addition to Mrs. Smith,
i include a son, Richard A. Calkins
of Palos Park, Ill.; four grand-
children, Gall Sue Calkins and Mar-
lene, Marlin and Kimberly Smith,
and a sister, Mrs. Florence Metzen.
berg of Montioello.
Thomas Moore Elected
To WWl Vets' Office
The Veteransof World War I
regional convention held at the
Sheraton.Montros~ T-Total in C~rlmr
all of Mechanicsville, and a brothel
Will Dougherty of Albuquerque, N.
Mex.
ROY LAMENT DIES
Word was received here of the
de~th of Roy Lament Wednesday
evening at his home in Meriden fol-
lowing a lingering illness. His broth-
er and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Lament and mother Mrs. Tena
Lamortt went to Meriden Wednes-
day and arrived a short time before
his death. Funeral services were
held at Meriden Saturday after-
noon. Others from here who attend-
ed the services were Mr. and Mrs.
,William Boots, J. C. Butler Wood-I
'row Byers, Robert Young and Jacl~I
Hatcher.
CHOIR HONORS'----~RITCHERS t
Members of the Presbyterian I
choir entertained at a party Wed-I
i nesday evening at the home of Dr. t
and Mrs. E. H. Littig as a farewell
courtesy for .the Robert Britchers
who will leave soon to make their
home at Miami Beach, Fla., where
Mr. Britcher has a position with the
North Shore bank. A gift was pre-
sented to the honored guests by .the
group. Mr. Britcher was director
of the choir for a number of years.
L~UBWOMEN ENTERTAIN
JUNIORS AT BREAKFAST I
The Meehanicsville Woman's clubI
entertained the Junior Woman's
club at a 9 o'clock breakfast Tues-
day morning at the Methodist
church. The committee in charge in-
cluded Mmes. C. C. Hartiey, Harold
Nicoll, Lester Nicoll, Jack Hatcher
F. M. Wilson, Agnes Gteason and
Edith Robinson. A skit "Living
Later Years" was presented by the
senior club.
Mrs. F. M~ WiLson gave the lesson
on "art appreciation" and the music
was in charge of Mrs. Cecil Smay.
O.E.S. MEETS
Evangeline Chapter O.E.S. met at'
the Masonic hall Tuesday evening.
Following the business meeting,
Masons and their wives were spec-
ial guests and a short program was
given by.N.yla Rinehart who en__ter-
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