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12, 1941 THE MOlffN~ VERNON, IOWA, HAWKEYE-RFA:)ORD AND THE LISBON HE~
i i
ing for their western home.
The Clarence Tenley and Clar-
ence Hartley families were Monday
evening visitors in the John Beck-
er home.
Little Janette Crock was quite
sick on Monday.
NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF LINN
COUNTY, IOWA. IN PROBATE. IN
THE ESTATE OF JOSEPHINE (Z)
FACKLFA~, DECEASED. NOTICE OF
HEARING ON APPLICATION OF AD-
MINISTRATOR FOR AUTHORITY OF
COURT TO SELL REAL ESTAT~ TO
PAY D~BTS.
TO RUTH CHARLOTTE COLLINS,
RACHEL M. RENNICK, WALTER DAVID
FACKLER, JOICE B. FACKLER AND
JAMES WESLEY FACKLER, SOLE
HEIRS AT LAW OF JOSEPHINE (Z)
FACKLER, Dec'd STATE BOARD (OF
IOWA) SOCIAL WELFARE, LINN
COUNTY IOWA, OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
BOARD OF COMMISSION OF SAID
COUNTY, AND STATE, AND TO ALL
PERSONS INTERESTED
YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HERE-
BY NOTIFIED. that heretofore, Anson S.
Burke as Administrator of estate of Jose-
phine (Z) Fackler, filed in the Office of
the Clerk of the District Court of Linn
County, Iowa an application in which
among other things he alleged that the
only real estate owned by the estate of
said decedent was lot eight, Irregular Sur-
sung by a group
of St. Paul. The
were Father T. E.
Farley; Father Win.
Father Stephen
Father Edw.
Father Carl F. Clems
Father M. J. Din-
parish, Morse;
pastor here
church and also two
Edward Greer and
of Iowa City. The
at mass were
and James Bart-
were J. J. Dvorsky
Kucera.
of the Blessed
followed the mass and
by Father Kuncl,
gave individual
an endless number of
During this
Mae Hog, an aunt
sang sacred selec-
Rev. J. E. Michalek
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Cedar Rapids
festivities which followed.
Those in attendance besides the
clergy mentioned above were: Jo-
seph Baglio, William Fenelon, Fred-
erick Reece, Richard Williams and
Richard Schuler, seminarians of St.
Pauls Seminary; Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Kuncl of St. Paul; Miss Florence
Hyland of Tulsa, Okla.; Robert
Hog of Washington, D. C.; Mrs.
Mary Mossman of Vinton; Miss
McGovern of Monti; Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Hyland and daughter Mary
Rae, Mrs. Anna Mae Hog and
daughter Mary Margaret, Miss Mar-
garet Halpin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Kadlec and daughter Dolores, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Trachta, all of Cedar
Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shima,
Joe Shima, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holu-
day and Mrs. Emma Parizek, whoMr" and Mrs. Anton Novak, and
has been visiting them for someMr- and Mrs. Henry Wright, Dora-
time accompanied them here to her thy and Ernest, from Mount Ver-
home. Mrs. Parizek visited dur- non; and Mr. and Mrs. Willard
ing the winter with relatives at Light, Dale and Doris. This re-
Sutherland and other points and
is just returning to her home. Mrs.
Rose Dvorak of Mount Vernon also
accompanied them here for a visit.
Frank Healy and Miss Marguerite
Healy of Iowa City visited Sunday
with Mrs. Mary K. Zenishek.
Southeast Franklin
Mrs. Willard Light
70 ATTEND MEETING
OF GOOD CHEER CLUB
The Good Cheer Club met on Fri-
union also honored the birthdays
of Joseph Hruby and Ralph Light,
and the wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Stoneking.
Mrs. George Light had quite a
surprise on Thursday morning
when her cousin Arthur Ballard of
Los Angeles, Calif dropped in to
see them. He had been in Detroit
and was returning with a new V8
car, having gone east by airplane.
He is a jeweler by trade and makes
several trips to New York City by
plane from California. He left on
Zenishek, Mrs. Anna M. Kucera,
Mrs. Anna Seller, Mr. and Mrs. J.
J. Dvorsky, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zerbe,
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kucera, Mrs.
Anna Snyder, Mrs. Charles Gill,
Charles Feats, Joe Marshek, Mrs.
Vernon Kent, Bill Zenishek, J. Ros-
coe Zeller, Jack Beranek, and Flor-
ence Kucera, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Beranek.
CORPUS CHRISTI
The annual Corpus Christi cele-
bration will be held at St. Peter
and Paul's church Sunday, June
15th with procession of the Blessed
Sacrament at out of door erected
altars, where benediction will be
sung. Mass will be conducted at
9:30 o'clock and after the services
dinner will be served in the base-
ment of the church.
JUNE JUBILEE
The program for the annual June
Jubilee celebration sponsored by
the American Legion is nearin
completion and the two day affair
on Saturday and Sunday, June 14th
and 15th will be made attractive
by an entertainment of Pearl City
rides, the live pony merry-go-round,
midget motor cars, ferris wheel
and various concessions and other
attractions. The chief feature will
your present indebtedness or purchase a
a low interest, long time Federal Land Bank
For details see:
B. McTavish, Secretary-Treasurer
Avenue SE Cedar Rapids
Band Played On," "Daisy Bell,"
and "The More We Get Together."
A recitation was given by Joan l
Gritton; Mrs. G. S. Hamilton of i
Lisbon sang, "Oh Believe Me If All!
Those Endearing Young Charms,"I
accompanied by Rev. Hamilton,
who then presented a piano solo,
"Dream Garden"; Mrs. Willard
Light gave a vocal solo, "I'll Take
You Home Again Kathleen," with
Mrs. Heston Phelps at the piano;
Jackie and Lorrain Ciha and Doro-
thy Light gave a short playlet, "A
Waiter's Worries"; a vocal duet was
given by Mary and Virginia Cole,
"Toil Testing Time."
The play, "It's a Woman's Privi-
lege," was given by seven ladies of
the club: Mrs. Roy Light took the
part of Mrs. Lewis; Marjy, her
daughter, was played by Miss Helen
Light; Mrs. Ray Kohl as Mrs. Law-,
ton; Mrs. Jack Ciha as Mrs. Rob-
son; Mrs. Willard Light as Kate
The little Misses Jean and Joan
Simmons visited on Friday at the
Earl Leigh home.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Light, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Light and Glenn
Dean were Sunday dinner guests
at the John Light home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Light, and
Mr. and Mrs. Eri Light of Daven-
port were guests of Mrs. Jennie
Kirkpatrick on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Simmons
were Cedar Rapids callers on Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leigh and fam-
ily were Sunday dinner guests in
the Herbert Leigh home north of
Mount Vernon.
Abbey Creek
Mrs. Nathanlel Dean
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What is new about the new Conoco motor
oil named
CONOCO Nt, i MOTOR OIL
quarts of this same new Conoco Nth oil
that you can buy today, lasted 13,398.8
~iles in a stock coupe--under lock and
Under scrutiny every minute.
13,398 miles up and down Death
Valley. Sand and sagebrush. Lowest
land and highest extremes of heat in our
5 other well known oils got the same
chance as new Conoco Nth oil. 6 identi-
Cal new cars were used. Tune-ups, tire
Pressures, speeds, and all other factors
Were the same for all--impartially. En-
gines were under lock. Qualified authori-
ties eyed everything.
The test was simple and stern Each
ear got its 5-quart fill of some one com-
Peting oil and was run at a 57-mile speed,
The reasons are straight and simple
l ew, patented Conoco ]qth motor oil
contains Thialkene inhibitor, a new syn-
thetic man-made by Conoco.
Now an inhibition is something that re-
strains you--checks you. And Thialkene
inhibitor checks the effect of poisons al-
ways formed in normal engine operation.
Instead of "festering," weakening, and
passing out, this oil is scientifically pre-
pared to keep its health, so that the
engine can do the same--a good way to
keep up the oil-level.
Mr. and Mrs. Than Dean spent
Saturday evening in Cedar Rapids.
!
200 Attend 4-H
Girls Rally Day
On Thursday
The annual 4-H girls rally day
was held last Thursday in the Mar-
ion high school with 200 4-H girls,
leaders, parents and friends in at-
tendance. The morning session was
devoted to music and picture tests
:which culmin.~ted the years study.
The Clinton Climbers club was
awarded first place in the music
test. Four clubs had a perfect score
in the picture test. Included were:
Banner Valley Boosters, Clinton
Climbers, Indian Creek Bluebirds,
and the Merry Lou's. Mrs. A. I).
i~rennaman, ],inn county Home
i'roject chairman and Forrest Fur-
resister, ],inn county Farm .Bureau,
president, spoke briefly before the
picnic luncheon "It noon.
Ilighlights of the afternoon ses-
sion were. discussion of club work.
the presentation of a play, "Meet
Miss IAnn" by Fairfax Jolly Jrs.;
a pageant, "Good Citizcn ~---Good
Neighbors" and the initiation of
'Miss Lucille Gave, home demon-
stration as an honorary member.
The following girls who have
reached the age limit for 4-H club
work were presented certificates:
Dorothy Quass, Alburnett; Jean
Minisb, Mount Vernon; Arlene
Q uass, of Marion; Julia Bena, Ce-
dar Rapids and Murlel Warnock of
Coggon.
The program was in charge of
Mrs. Aria Stinger, Linn county
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Clifford
Henderson, Toddville; Mrs. Robert
Sloan, Marion; Mrs. Donald Ashby,
Coggon, 'Mrs. A. J. Nelson, Walker;
Good Cheer Club will gather at a picnic supper at the Than Dean: of music and an address by Francis
Dickey Park for its annual 4th of home Sunday evening, i Johnson, Iowa Bureau President
July meeting. The grounds cam-] Francis Gaines called at the Than will be presented in front of the
mittee previously appointed were Dean home Sunday evening, grand stand after the picnic dinner
Mr. Fuhrmeister is chairman of
the general committee which in-
cludes John L. Weber of Anamosa,
S. F. Emerson of IAsbon, Gary
Railsback of Pale and Harold
Thomas, Alburnett, county 4-H
Boys' Club President and Lois Fred-
erick of Marion, County 4-H Girls'
Club president. Sports events sche-
duled include baseball, soft ball,
and horse shoe pitching for the
boys and men, and chair quoits,
clock golf, dart throwing and nail
driving for the women. Winners in
the sports events will be eligible
to reprosent IAnn County in the
State Farm Bureau Sports Festival
in Ames in September.
IANN CATI'LE SFJ-I~ HIGH
Linn county cattle were listed
among the high selling droves in
the mid-week trade at the Chicago
stock yards last week. Orval Quass,
of Marion, marketed 26 prime
beeves that averaged 1267 pounds
each and sold straight at $10.50
per cwt and his neighbor, Henry
Gurdes, received $9.00 per cwt. for
a bull weighing 1690 pounds. This
was the highest price paid on the
SINGLE
5-QT. FILL
While you use Conoco lqth, this OIZ,-
PLATING stays on guard against wear in
ad/R2nce? By OIL-PLATING the engine and
inhibiting the worst effect of oil pollu-
tion, one fill of new Conoco Nth lasted
13,398 miles. Certified.
You'll not put your car through such
a thlrd-degree--any more than you keep
starting in high gear just because you
could. You'll certainly never want to ex-
ceed the recommended distance between
crankcase drains. Bu~ knowing that new
Conoco Nth oil lasted 74% to 161~
longer than other oils tested, see how
bull market in ten yeans.
Palisades
Mrs. Charles Ford
Billy Milholin--'-~ntertained twelve
friends on Thursday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Milholin.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heady and
son from Mount Vernon, and Mrs.
Mary Heady from Springville spent
Sunday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Petrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neal attended
Corn Club meeting at the home of
R. H. Bowman on Saturday eve-
ning.
Mrs. Anton Biderman and Ruth
Ann attended a shower on Thursday
for Miss Louise Nechville, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nechville of
Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Charles Ford and Mary en-
tertained Monday afternoon hon-
oring Miss Jean Minish with a mis-
cellaneous shower. There were 18
present and a nice shower of gifts
were presented to Jean, who is to
become the bride of Virgil Stoner,
next Thursday.
of Mrs. Elizabeth Kimball, Wednes-
day afternoon, June 18th. Assist-
ing hostesses will be Mrs. Ren
Sivers and Mrs. James Petrick.i
Mrs. C. F. Hartzell will take us on]
a trip through South America, forI
our program. J
Mrs. I. N. Spawn is spending sev-
eral weeks with her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Neal.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reyhons en-
tertained on Sunday honoring the
birthdays of two daughters, Doro-
thy and Marie, Ruthie baked the
large birthday cake which deco-
rated the dining table. Guests were
Joe Pavelka and daughter Char-
lotte, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brickner of
Solon; Mrs. Clarence Dvorak and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burton,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tellin and son
James from Iowa City; Bill Maro-
sek from Cedar Rapids; and Evelyn
Jiroutek from Mount Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Biderman
and Mrs. Josseph Michalek, Sr at-
tended the funeral of Mrs. Joseph-
ine Klinger at Cedar Rapids on
Tuesday.
Guests at the Warner Peterson
home on Sunday were Mrs. Peter-
son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Chamberlin, her sister and family l
!Mr. and Mrs. A. F. White of Iowa
City and a niece and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Hirt from River-
side.
On Tuesday, June 2, Mrs. Anton
Biderman and Ruth Ann attended
a shower in Cedar Rapids for Miss
Dorothy Ellison who is soon to be-
come the bride of Marvin Nemecek.
Brookside
Mrs. Will Robinson
!MISS WISE AND MR. KLINE
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Wise of Cedar
Rapids have announced the engage-
ment of their daughter, Miss Mil-
dred, to Leonard Kline of Daven-
port. Mr. Kline is employed by
Investors Syndicate and a member
of the Junior Chamber of Com-
merce of Davenport. Miss Wise is
employed in Cedar Rapids.
The wedding date has been set
for June 28th. The home will be
established in Grand Island, Nebr. I
Sincere congratulations. Mr. Kline
is a son of William Kline, whose
early life was spent in the Brook-
side neighborhood L-
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robinson
were Tipton callers on Wednesday
evening.
Francis Crock, Claire Scott, Ir-
vin Spencer, and Will Robinson
were among those attending the
Anamosa stock sale, Saturday.
A large number of relatives gath-
ered at the home of John Becker
vey Southeast quarter of Northwest quart-
er of Section ten (10). Township Eighty-
two, North. Range Five West of the Fifth
Principal Meridian, Linn County. Iowa,
that Linn County Iowa has filed claim
against this estate in sum of $285.83 and
State Board (of Iowa) Social Welfare, has
filed claim in sum of $961.00 and that in
addition to above claims claimed to be a,
lien, there is the cost of Administration i
and other expenses to be paid and that this I
administrator does not have sufficient I
funds from which to pay same and ex-!
ccpt from proceeds of the sale of above
reaRy will not come into possession of
sufficient funds to make such payments
ar, d in said application asked authority of
Court to sell said realty, and on such ap-
Thls 2-plow Tractor, plus aa All*
Crop Harvester made by Allis Chal-
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these are only 6 of the 150 valuable
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BAGHMAN'S FEED SERVIGE
DIAL 5471
Mount Vernon
Page Seven
last week for a reunion and cour-
tesy to their son, Carl Beeker, who
left Tuesday for Des Moines for
his year's army training.
Mrs. Will Robinson was hostess
for Priscilla class of which she is
the teacher, at her home on Tues-
day. 20 ladies were present.
"Patriotism," was the topic of the
day. A picnic supper was enjoyed
in the home, as rain prevented a
lawn party. The hostess was as-
sisted by Mrs. Myrtle DeForest and
Mrs. Grace Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kohl spent
Friday at their farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Embree left
for California Monday from where
they will go to New Mexico for
government aerial photography
work.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker, Mr.
and Mrs. Gee. Fisher were among
those attending the Rodeo in Ce-
dar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pulver were
Cedar Rapids callers in the home
of Mrs. Amanda Smith and fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Russell, Mr.
and Mrs. Rob Russell were supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Embree
as a goodbye compliment to Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Embree before leav-
gt s[r Eg CiRDS
F. F. EBERSOLE, M.D.
Dial 5412
First door east of Methodist church
Mount Vernon. Iowa
I iii
plication, the District Court of Linn
County, Iowa set the heering on such ap-
plication at 9:00 o'clock A. M. on the
16th day el June. A.D. 1941, at the Court
House in ,Cedar Rapids, Iowa at which
time and place you are required to ap-
pear and show cause, if any you have, why
the prayer of said administrator for
authority to sell said realty for purpose of
procuring money from which to make pay-
ment of above claims and others filed
against this estate, should not be granted.
ANSON S. BURGE,
Administrator of estate of
Josephine (Z) Fackler, Dec'd.
G.W. WILSON,
6-5,12-41 Attorney.
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Anamosa 542
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WANTED: Furniture to recon-
dition and upholster J. M. Thomas,
Mount Vernon. 32-33c
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Two room furnish-
e(l apartment, close in, gas stove,
adults. Dial 525I. 33p
],'OR RENT: 5 room furnished
or unfurnished apartment with
hath. Dial 4271. 33c
FOR RENT: ltooms furnished
MISCELLANEOUS
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i~p. New Conoco Nth motor oil went
I3,398 miles. Certified. Not another oil
Came within 5,683 miles of that and one
Was outlasted 8,268 miles by new Conoco
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m
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ufin/ll lieu
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conducted. Engine Destruction occurred
in each case at the mileage stated.
Consulting Engineer, who during Academic year is
Professor of Automotive Engineering, Purdue University
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W' Carbee, Operator Truck No. W.E. Kohl, Operator Truck No. 2
On Sale at the Following Service Stations:J. F. Cooper & Son Garage, Mount Vernon;
Zimmer Garage, Lisbon; G. A. Kohl, Mechanicsvflle; Bowers & Schoor, Mechanicsville
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Milholin en- E.C. PRAtt. Dentist
tertained Mrs. Milholin's father,
W. W. McClintock and her brotherI Phmaes
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Me-I~-.
vnlce
Clintock and Elsie Jean Hagen from / -- 5712 l~ome -- 4841
near Shellsburg, at the Biderman Mount Vernon. Iowa
Hotel at dinner on Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Neal, Mrs. Leonard
Henik, and Mrs. Emil Dolezal en- JOHN B. BRYANT
tertained the Friendship Club at Veterinarian
the Neal home last Thursday. The
next meeting will be at the home
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Office 2761 Residence 2763
Mount Vernon, Iowa
i G.M. WILSON
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Practice in state and federal courts
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Shop, Mount Vernon, Iowa.
Phones: Office 5612 Home 2871
JOHNSTON BROS.
Funeral Directors
C. B. Johnston, Licensed Embalmer
H. R. Johnston, Licensed Embalmer
Lady Assistant When Wanted
Mount Vernon and Lisbon
FREE GI I,~TS FROM SAR-
GENTS!--Be sure to save those
valuable gift ,coupons found in ev-
ery bag of Sargent Feed. They
will be accepted as each on any gift
you select. Electric clock, wrist
watch, shaving equipment, or use-
ful gift for the farm or home. Get
gift list and full information from
!F. J. Peterson local representative,
Sargent & Company, Des Moines.
MEN'S WORK SHOES $1.79 and
up. Ladies Shoes 98c and up. Also
first class shoe repairing at Eddie's
East End Shoe Shop. In the Baser
Bldg Mt, Vernon, Is. lp-30tf
PIANO TUNING, usual charge
$2.50; cane seating and chair wrap-
ping. R. E. Sanderson, 319 Third
Street North, Dial 2622. 9 If.
or unfurnished. Inquire of Mrs. C.
A. Hank, M)t. Vernon. 33-2Ip
FOR RENT: Furnished apart-
ment, three rooms and bath. J.M.
~Thomas, Mr. Vernon. 32-33e
SERVICE
FOR SALE
~ ' AI~rOMATIC HEAT.--IT IS NO
]~OR SAI I" 1'i36 Dod ~ coupe longer expensive Green Colonial
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FOR SAId,l: Easy Why hay load- of all home owners who want the
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6403. 33p aatomatie equipment. Consult Dale
F. Johnson, local dealer. Learn
FOR 'SAIA~h Good Holstein bull I how emsy it is to have Green Colon-
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i I~EPAIRS FOR ALL MAKF~ OF
FOR SAI,E: Modern house on i bicycles. Hall Bicycle Co 109 Sec-
large lot, chicken house, garden,
fruit, t3argain to close estate. Chill0nd Aw~: S.E: Cedar I~apid~ 32: 4tp
178 Marion. 32-tfc.
FOR SALE: Sand and gravel.
Ashes hauled, gardens plowed.
Highest prices paid for Wool, Hides,
Iron Rags and Metals. D. Burgess
i& 'Sons, Dial 5341, Mount Ver-
non. 28tfe
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Free. Call nearest phone by No.
i collect, Mr. Vernon, 307; Marion 77;
!Anamosa, 74F21, for dean fast
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