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THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HAWKEYE-RECo]~J) AN:i) TI~I~ LISBON HEI:L&LD
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I'holie 7,2
Bertram
Mrs. Frank Letner
SAM FOUSE TO SPEAK
AT CAMPBELL CEMETERY
Memorial services at Campbell's
cemetery, north of Bertram will
take place at 10 a.m., May 30. Mr.
Sam Fouse of Lisbon will speak,
Miss Myra Jane Scott will sing,
and there will be other ceremonies
DIVISIONS 1 AND 2
PRESENT FRIDAY PROGRAM
Divisions 1 and 2 presented the
program in the Methodist church
on Friday evening. The audience
sang a group of songs to open the
evening's entertainment, Mrs. J. B.
Eyestone presided at the piano and
Herman Nebiker Sr., assisted with
the cornet. Prayer by Rev. J. B.
shouhl be selected wilh utmost regard for beauly, significance and
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Joseph Fort Newton; Talk by F. G.
Anderson; two piano numbers by
Miss Velma Anderson; reading,
"Mrs. Smart Learns to Skate," was
given by Mrs. R. C• Anderson; Rev.
Eyestone read, "Something Miss-
ing>" and also read an article about
the Emperor of Japan.
The pastor gave the announce-
ments and the benediction. Velma
Anderson and Margaret Brown
comprised the entertainment corn-
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Eyestone; George Kramer read ex-I
cerpts from the writings of Dr.
Proceedings Of The
Board Of Supervisors
Linn County, Iowa, January
Session, 1939
State of I,,lva, (~ounty of Linn, ss.
Cedar Itapids, Iowa
February 28th, 1939
(C.ontinued froth lAtst \Veek)
q'hat lile a Plier tionlllt•llt ,if said
alnoant silall lie Illade alld tile report
shall be fih.d as SOOll as litJssi|)le llere-
a ft,~r, and
That lhc ('OUllty Auditor is here )y
directed to issue to the said Board
apportionnlent of which amount among
tile various tracts of land included
within said district shall be nlade by
the Board of Apportionnlent consisting
of lhree Illenlbers,
Nt)\V, Tl~IlqRb]FOl1'l,:, Be It P, esolved
by the Board of Supervisors of IAnn
t'lltlllt)', iowa. that we hereby appoint
1'. 31. l)avis, ,I. H. Scllaunl, and "Wlu. P.
Set rist, as nlenll)ers (if the Board of
Apt,or tiOlllllen t for Secondary Bead
l)istrict NIl. 125, Linn County, lows.
That tile apportionment of said
aluount shall tie nlade and the report
shall tie filed as soon as possible here-
after, and
That the tNmnty Auditor is tlereby
directed to issue to the said Board
OTHER SIZES PRICED
OTHER SIZES PRICED PROPORTIONATELY LOW PROPORTIONAIELY LOW
entire program. This group of
young musicians is sponsored by
the Optimist Club in Cedar Rapids
and comes highly recommended.
There is no admission charge and
the public is invited.
LADIES AID TO MEET
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church will meet Thurs-
day afternoon, June 1, at the home
of Mrs. Joe Mikulecky with Mrs.
Ray Hartung as the assisting host-
ess. All members and friends of
the society are most cordially in-
vited to attend.
MOTHERS HONORED BY
JUNIOR FARM BUREAU
Members of the Linn County
Junior Farm Bureau honored their
mothers Wednesday evening in the
community hall. Each mother re-
ceived a rose and was introduced
to the audience. Milo Soukup,
Jresident of the group paid a lovely
tribute to the mothers; Flute solo,
Esther Booth: An illustrated poem
with Miss Ruth Mikulecky as read-
er; piano solo by Miss Helen Ro-
selle; a play, "While the Toast
Burned," was presented by a group
of members; a male quartet sang
a group of numbers.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening. The Misses
Catherine Reinheimer, Maxine Fer-
now, Ruth Mikulecky and John
Prasil comprised the entertainment
committee.
PLAY CAST H~ARTY
Members of the cast of characters
who recently presented the play,
"George in a Jam," held a camp-
ing party over the week end at the
Sokol camp near Center Point. Her-
man Nebiker, Jr., was a member
of the group. Mr. and Mrs. Trejt-
nar directed the camp activities.
mittee. .f Aliportionlllent a eOllllillSsion to ap-
])orti,)n the said special assessluents
OPTIMIST ORCHESTRA ~{ ~ ~ ~ ( } l ~ g1 tile lauds included withiu said
TO ENTERTAIN FRIDAY EVE distri('t.
I tin motion I~y SUllt'r\'isor Stirm, sec-
On next Friday evening those ended :¢ Supervis.r Seevell, tilt'fol-
who attend the entertainment to lotxing resolutiou was adollted,all
be given in the Methodist church la*,ml,ers voting "Aye" tlltq'eon:
ll ICSOI,UTIt)N
will receive a rare treat• The Op- \VIII,]I{t,]AS on the 2fill day of July,
tim[st Junior Orchestra under the 1'938, the Board of Supervisors of
l,inu(*ounty, I(}v.'a, l)asst!d a rt, solu-
direction of Miss Kathleen Check tion )1'¢~ losing the establishnlent ofI
of Cedar Rapids willpresent the Se,.ondary Bead l)istrict No. 112, Mar-
ion Townsiiitl, whicil resolalion \V/IS I
duly forwardt!d to tilt' State ltig'hwayi
('O I SS on Oil the 26111 day of July, I
q:;8 and the said district tbvrelly flit- I
ally i•stablislled as tilt. i;iw provides, I
S II d
"WIII,]I~b]AS, it alillcal's that there
should lit: specially assessed against
tilt' real estate inehlded x~ itiiin sliid
district approximately $ ........... the
aPliortionlllent of wilie]l alllOUnt anlong
tile various tra(!ts lif land illcladed
/~ithin said district shall lie n)ade by
tile B,}ard ,if Al/portionnient consistillg
of tllree ii/elnbcrs,
NOW, "rlllqllt,ll,'OltI,], 13e It l{esolved
V lilt' tgoal'd Of SUli(q'visoI'S I)f lainn
(' ,Ullty, lo\va,Ibat l~e hereby appoint
i'. M. Iiavis, J• it. Sebauni, and Will. P.
S¢.('rist, as iil(qllt)ers ,if 1 lit• Board lif
,\ lil)~}r t iiin llliqlt for Secondary Road
1 list rict No.I 1'~, Linn t ~t)Ullt y, l,o wa.
That tilt" apl,iriionulcnt of said
IllOUllt shall b~. Illadc lllld thereport
shall be filed as St)till as l)ossillle here-
il I'ter, all(l
That the (!,,runty Auditor is herehy
i]irrclt'd to iSStie to the said Board
,~1' ;~i,])ortiO[llnt*nta e,)alnllssion to ap-
per ti.)li tile said Sl)eeial as.';eSSlllen t s
illll()nK the lan(l~;incladt'd witilin said
district.
(in Illotion by Sup(q'visor Stirm, see-
~)nded by Slll)~:rvisor Seevell, thefol-
]l~\ving resolation was adoptvd, all
lllellll~ers voting "Aye" thereon:
l~. ESOLU T ION
WIIidP, IqAS, on tile 26th day of July,
1!t38, the Ihlard ,,f Supervisors (if
l~illnth)unty, low:l, llassed a resolu-
tillii proposing the• estaltlisblllent of
Secondary lb)ad l)istriet No. 116, Fay-
ette and C]int(H1 T(,wnships, w]lich re-
solution was duly forwarded to the
State ftighway (hmlmission on tile 26th
day of July, 1938, and the said district
tilcreby finally established as the law
pi-~vides, and
V¢it b~l{l!L,\S, it