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June 1, 1939
THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HA%VKEYE-RECORD AND THE LISBON HERALD
Pag_e Three
VERNON LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mullen and chihh'en
Kay of l'niw, rsity l)arR
this week in the home
and Mrs. T. I. Mitchell.
Mrs. Roy Beck formerly
are SOending a few
Mr. and Mrs. John
ae while looking for a
Helen Turner of Council
tile week end in the
sisters 2\1 rs. Mac
and the Misses .qylv t and
TUrner.
retnrned hoi/le
eVoninp- front Cedar
ere slle visited at the
s. George Buck home
friends.
~llds of Mrs. John I.eiglt
)Ston, II1., will be very
She ]Ills been Call-
'bed @y illness for
Weeks. IDr (qIlld il ion
ernadine Burge ~\ill 0om-
Sehool year as i/ nlen/-
~.high school faculty in
Ils "~,'eel( end and ~\ill
to lhe honle of her
r. and Mrs. Anson l~,urge,
t111 lller vacation. Miss
return to Nc~ton in the
Rev. Otis Moore an/l danKhter,
Miss Mury Ellen of near Tipton
were callers Monday in the Mrs.
Anna Gormly honIe.
Miss Minnie Tucker of Fairfield
is visiting in the Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Colton home and in thv Mrs. V.
W. Leigit home this week.
I,~ranklin l.ittell of New York
('fly, arrived al the imme of his
parents, Prof. and Mrs. C. F. IA|-
tell on Tuesday for a visit of sev-
eral days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I). ScarLrongil,
31arilyn aitd I(osalie went to I)av-
cnDort S'lttlr(lay and visited ill the
E. 1,. Gra:lff home. Tile !;irls r,-
lllained until Wednesday of this
week,
Miss Helen kisser, who attended
lo~a State Tea('hers college ill Ce-
day Falls tills year, is visiting at
the lioine of Mr. and 'Mrs. Dean
l~.isser in Waterloo before site
COllies honte to spend the sunlnler
vacatil)n.
Ma's. Bessie Jenkins and Miss
Grace Negus of Dysart were ,guests
over tile week end ill tile honte of
Mrs. Helen Srhroeder. Mrs. Sehroe-
dor, and her inoti]or, Mrs. Agnes
f~lartilolon/ew and George Sehroe-
tier and their house guests spent
Memorial day in Preston.
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g g at
You ever experienced the panic that comes when you've last yam
all your funds, in a city where no one knows you: If you
you know how completely the pleasure or success of your trip La'~
Have you worried about carrying cash on your travels? ~lLcu,
and everywhere spendable American Express Travelers Cheques
time you travel, no matter how brief the trip.
Express Travelers Cheques protect your funds, if lost or stolen,
is simple! You sign each cheque with your own name. When
to spend them, you countersign them. No one can spend them bul
are your protection against loss when you travel.
~avenient denominations of $10, $20, $50 and $100. Cost only 75c for
I100,
Mount Vernon Bank and
Trust Company
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $75,000
I~. C. Neal, Pres. B.B. MeConlogue, Vice Pres.
b. U. Van Metre, Vice Pres. and Cashier
J. A. l,'ordyee, Assistant Cashier
l lernber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mrs. Flora Buck and Frank
Moore visited relatives in /h'bana
ou Metnorial day.
Mr. and M}rs. C. F. Becker visited
their daughter 'Miss Bernice Beek-
er at Iowa State college, Ames last
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Maconrber and
fanlily and Miss Esther Kidder of
Olin were visitors Tuesday evening
in the home of the Rev. and Mrs.
d. J. Kidder.
.Mr. and Mrs. Willard Maley and
fan/ily of neat' Martelle were vis-
itors Sunday in the home of Mrs.
Maley's pareuts, 'Mr. and Mrs. Bol-
ton Wilson.
Miss Florence Keve returned
Sat/Irtlay front 'Whiting, hid., where
s le was instructor in Art in tile
seimols, tor a vacation visit in the
}lonle oi' her mother, Mrs. J. F.
Keve.
Roy. J. J. Kidder will occupy
the pul,pit in tile Methodist church
tit Gr'ind Mouild "lnd ('alallius, ill
l)lace of B.ev. E. O. Hunt, pastor
who will go to Haw'keye for an an-
niversary service.
l~yall Bryant has purchased a
registered Guernsey cow from H.
l#. Gensi~'ke, of Cedar Rapids. The
animal is l,eader's Julia of Sunny
I)ale 582110, according to the
A,lIieric
nlencement exercises held in the
Marion sciIooi last Friday eveniug,
Miss Helen Hiddiek, friend of Miss
Ahce Marie was the validi('torian
of the class of seventy-eight, l)r.
Wells of the lTniversity of I)ubuque
gave the address.
Don Stoneking, who is enrolled
in a beauty scilool in Ottumwa,
came boule Saturday evening and
visited until Tuesday evening in
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. I,. Stonekin,g. lle is enjoy-
ins his work which he hopes to
? ','onilJlele io Novenil)er. He will
lake the state iboard oxanlinalions
Mr. and Mrs. l,. E. ,Sipple and
fantily visited relatives in Iowa
City on Sunday.
Rev. T. S. Cole of Sioux City
spent the week end and over Meln-
oriel day in Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Mae Dean of Am:ma, and
Mrs. Eva Travis ,were guests Tiles-
day in the home of ,Mr. nnd Mrs.
Irvin l.aeock.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stevens of
Des Moines were visitors over the
week end in tile honte of Mr. and
Mrs. 1. a. Ellison.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Baldridge and
son Re,bert of Vinton were Memor-
ial day callers in tile h(inle of Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Busenbark.
Miss Olivene Hahn of East St.
[,onis, retnrnell |tome Tuesday fol-
lowing a few days visit in rite honte
of her mother, Mrs. Ella Hahn.
Mrs. Gertrude Midkiff will dis-
play the beautiful quilts she has
ni'lde iit the Presbyterian church
on next Thnrsday afternoon, Juno
8th.
Mr. and .%lrs. Homer Siver and
daughter Hazel of Cedar Rapids,
and Mrs. Donald Brooks of \Vest
l,i, berty were dinner geusts Tuesday
of Mrs. Odette Slyer.
m'dl carrier in Mount Vernon. He
is spending a part of tile tinie wilh
relatives in Baldwin.
Mr. and M:rs. J. F. Sohnn and
daughter Barbara of Cedar Hapidg
spent Saturday night slid Sunday
in tlle honte of )drs. Solm£s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I,ester Caraway.
Miss Laurene Kepler, who has
been a memtler of the higil school
faeulty in Storm lake, is expected
this week at tile hi)nte of her pa>
ents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Murton gel)let.
Mrs. Charles May,bauer relurned
last week end h'om Normal, Ill.,
where she spent several weeks at
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. I~o\~ell
Kraft.
MIr. and Mrs. Willard Sipple and
Mrs. Sipple's sister. Freda Mus-
grove of Vfililaulsburg spent Men>
orial day in the home of the for-
nier's ,parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. 1,,. E.
Sipple.
Glenn Jones of l~eavenworth,
Kansas, spent Monday visiting in
the honie of his father J. J. Jones
and in the home of his hrotller-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. El-
don DeCamp.
Prof. and ,Mrs. T. R. MeConnell
and family of St. Paul, Minn., were
guests over Memorial day in the
home of Mrs. McConnelrs mother,
Mrs. C. E. Kegley. They returned
home Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. DeCam~p and
Hester Bailey of Roll:I, Me., left
Wednesday following a visit over
the week end and Memorial day
ill the home of the formers brother
Eldon DeCamp and family.
I
),lr. and Mrs. Cul'ti:~ Fryntoyer of Miss Mary Kepler was pleasantly
\Villon Junction were Sunday surprised last Friday evening by a
guests in the home of Mrs. 'Vry- group of neighbors and friends. A
] delicious picnic supper was en- !
c'.nt°yer'SRot'est.pare'Its' M,'. and Mrs. 1,'. [joyed.
Miss Alice Kegley, who taught in Mrs. Jacques Jolas and daughter
"the schools of Garwin, returned i Helene expect to leave Friday for
Salln'day to the holi/e of her liioih- a visit during the summer in the
er Mrs. ('. F. Keglc~ for the sunl- lhome of Mrs. Jolas' mother, Mrs i
ni-r vacation. Christine Sprague in Louisville,
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. \Veist, of
Miuneapolis, Minn., and Mr. and
M rs. Harry Caywoud of l.atarsons. M,'s. Mari