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.... nns of What .... • " " • -- ., . R • . r ELY LUTHERAN CHURCH E FIRST COMMUNION Mt~. Lloyd Longelbeam under
Mt. Vernon, la., Hawkeye Record The ........ ~ Vnw_s Ron at d In Lisbon Namea KOInDOW [ Sunday June 16. Worship at 10:30 A class of 26 young folks had went minor surgery Saturday morn_"
._., ,rk..,.k.-. ~o,.~aa I Cheer and me ~i. m. ~Ke familyI ........ r .............. ~_..._j D ....... ~,,~:,,~ l a m wi(£ Pastor Linwood Freder- their first communion at St. John's ing at St. Luke's hospital m Cedar
~nurs.?;une 13,1957""- Page 6LT~k~.epSkCn?:mYif/na~e~pgrU2;~v~ll°[. tne ~ Illli 1 -"-"- ~lJi~°~a"~n'v~ ;ck~onln charge. Sunday school at C:;h2;cch31ch at_L~sbon on Sun- Ral~id2y She ~etmned home on
--~ . ~ ~l 1 l~ _ -- . - I I The daily vacation Bible school ~1 ~'~ " ~" Th^ Earl Fehmans of Manl"~ were
: • ~. • ±ne l=loo l'~arnerllng and ~on c J ;
I [~ ~ ~l 1 ~ ~~ ended last Friday a~ernoon with a ! ............. k -n~ ~uests of Mrs h-ene An-
I I~ ~ lmmlm~lll 1 ~ l~:- -_ -- i ~ ~+iz~q~n of th~ otor of Ne Lr~amernng Iammes m~enuea a iam- wet c u ~; ' e
I I / • It ~l IS__ __ ___ I ~.7~ ~~l 1 ~ :~:: _ - | i ~ram%~ ,~ ..~ .... ~_~:~:~y ..... =" J ilv dinner at the Glen Kamerling dre and in the George McCall h0~,:
I l ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ y L * i ~ ~ ~ [ r n r m i [~ ....... ~ 1 ] ]2:~] l l- ] l | inemlan oy me mtermeu[a~e group, home in Meehanicsville honoring and attended eommencemen~ °"
I lm%~ ~li~ Ivl~n ~mvwv. --~ .... I ~:.'T~ ~~i i !~. ;'~ _i . ~ ~.i:: I The Junior group graphically de-: ........................ hm-nw~samember
• , • • • . - : me latter on melr ,*am weocung an- bornelL lvll~, re a "
[ Phone 2961 Open Sunday /~ornlngs II "~~ ~~l 1 E~a ~~~ Ip.lcted theremtlonshlp of the dlS-'niversarv of the Cornell 1917 class.
I -- I ~ ~¢};~1 1 l~,~ e]p~es to ~nr!s~ and the nursery_ ...."" . __--
I n~l;v~ri~_~ Twice Daily Orders in bv 10"30 a m ; 3 p.m. II ~ ~~l 1 1T~ kindergarten and primary groups •
I ........ " " " " " - I ~ / / I" ::~ :~ ~~~ I sang. Fifty-eight were enrolled _
• I ~ii:~:::~:i~ i-~:::::. :~ ~:~ from 30 families with an average
[ Specials Thursday, Friday and Saturday I : atten.ance of Announcemer it
,------ ~ i~:.i "~ ..... ~ ~. .... :
I II PUTNAM PA,,S 4-H TOUR ' I haw nureh. d ioment of How-
l kAI::AT ITI:=KA~-- l, '~. ~ • 1~ .... ~:i~ About 20 boys and fathers made a' . ...... r----'.---~.-- !---- --7u r , ...
~- lV~L.r'~]~a~.,v~.~ i % ~ : ~:~: " ~ ............... : ..... ~ .... 1"[1
] I .... ~ ~"~i ], • ~1~ + + ~ ~///~l~tr" ~' tour of boys pro loots starting at ard Mason, D-X bulk plant operator, and Wl
Black Hawk f leader T ey v sited projeAs of my new tank truck w,Ii operate the business
I " • ~ :: ~ :. "~{i~.i~i:~:::::":i~ • -- --
~ ~ :. '::::::~"~" the followingboys"Page Worley . •
C : + " • ' ,n the same manner as formerl . I have had
.,MOKED SAUSAGE . 39c ..... . ...Y
I I [ ~~~~1 ~ : +,~;: TrpKosh, W. See. ~lll and Ron ~ee, I/ veers experience in Tne Oll ousiness.
' ~ ~ ~ " Willis and Jim Clark. Billv Carson. -- .
J Black Hawk SMOKED SLICED BEEF ............ 33c J u ~ ~ C~ Ron Stockman A wiener ~'oast was I am anxmus to serve all of the old cus-
bs +~ " ~ ~.~i~:: .~ " ..::. :~." enjoyed at noon and a recreatmn
J GROUND BEEF ................................ 3 I . 99c I ~'~~~ "~ +:~.~~ ' " in "h aft'uno'~n " tomers as well as many new ones.
] -- FROZEN FOOD ITEMS -- ], ..... ~ ..... ~ Patsy ~lbri~ht daw'hter of the" Attendmg SUI graduatlonserv,ces D-X SUNRAY OIL CO.
I I~ 'Geor"e Lewisa Albri~lts received' Friday were the Frank Ehases and
I ~ ..... (",..-,,,., I Photo by Roberts the aS--oointment of Gr~and' Re'-resen !the William B, olezals. Misses Eunice ~; ~,~ aa / At .
J ...... o .h-- 1! .... -- . tative~in the Order of Rainbow for Elias and Colleen Dolezal received W. ~.. maynara, gen;
! lr'&A/ lklAi' l= "~ f~r "~Jr I The Federated church in Llsoon Mrs. Betty Lob Nelson of Cedar Girls from Sub-Deputy Mrs OmerBA degrees. Lloyd Duffe was grad- r~:_l ~o~, _. n_.,_ r~ v e,--~'---- l:+.l..--.~ i^wa
i LI~IV|VI ~111~11~I~l-- a a L_ awl +/~ J! was the scene Friday at 7:30 p.m. for Rapids as matron-of-honor and~MeGlau~hlin of Cedar Ranids Miss ibated at the mid-year, i UI(:II ZOZI or rul b U-A O/UliUit -~+uu~n, lU
I I++ the wedding of Miss Rosena Kohl Ruth Rhoads as brides maid wore Albrigh~is a past worth" advi~or of! Mrs. Antonie Horak was taken to
I Snow Crop Sliced STRAWBERRIES .... 4 = 99C I: and James A. Hendricks. identically styled gowns of powder Lisbon A,-sembly ~ ~ '~S.t. Luke's hospital Monday by am-I •
I li Mr. and Mrs Roy E. Kohl of Lis- blue chiffon with a back accent of Girls of Lisbon Assembly who bulance for treatment. : Z
f-~,'~re'l~V I'l'rkIC I{on are the bride's parents. The two floating panels. They w°re.will be members of grand choir at Mrs. Loren Wilde went Sunday'. I ~"B . ,~ -p/ / ~.v
-- %~%J~/ I/K.;¥10-- ibridegroom is the son of Mrs. Ivan matching toned headbands of blueGrand Assembly in Fort Dod+e!tO St. Luke's hospital where she I want /o /nanK Tou
..... _. , ,. . ISpicer, R R 1, Palo. velvet and net and carried showersJune 17-19 are JoAnn Lehr Mardell underwent surgery, She is book-I
, • r t_ream ~ wno,e ~,ernel l! ~w.~ ~+., ~r~;th .P~,~,. ~e +h+ ~+n of stephanotis. Mason Barbara Nost Caroi Streets +keeper at F. J. Krob and Co. office. J have sold my eauioment to W. C. Mag-
I =:.:_=_.. i ~ ~ AA II..~'~=.'~:k.,+~:'~i':~:~,'~ ~e:~:'r Serving as best man was gene;Mary ~oHatch Donna Carbee Sar' Billy and Louis Wilde. sons of theI | r P~ . ",,,' ". .n, . .I_'.
I ~'~0~1 i ~P ~1 I|1| I ~...+. ~ ~,++++i,-i~*+~ ++,+ +ho m,.h+,+ +'in~' Chalupsky and the groomsman WaS L ah Franks Janice and M rilv Loren Wlldes wsited this week nara OT ~quawKa, II1., wno Will ope e
i +.,.,a ~,a ............................ • ' , a ~n . . ' .
| ~l[~l ~l • • • • ~' Ion ~I*VV i " ....... ".° Gene Spmer both of Cedar RapldS.'Mornin+star and Jeanette Lon+,with Mrs Wflde'ssister Mrs Le- r~ v ,----I. + .... I. "-- ,k'.. ,^..', ....
I /iceremony, ~J~ar decorations lncLuG- ,, ~ "; ,, ,._L, ......... i o ~" .~, " -,- ~ ' " L~-A /UlII~ //U~l~ III /111~ /~//l/U/v
I ,- P aa,,,1 ~1 I~I=IV_ i, ed candelabra, baskets of red roses ~sners. ana canme~]gJ~;iad ~3ne! Appearing on the talent show will! wne u~sen, at vmton. . ..... ,r o
I ~,,.r. /VtlLl~ .............................................. i" " l/~ /iand gladioli. ~,l.cn, ara ~oKemute[~na,~!.0Y_roo~:ibe Jeanette Long, vocalist, andt I I want to thank all of my customers tor
I .. n ......... ~ ~+'~ I The bride's gown of French Chan artcms, a ~)romer ox2ne ,;;tvi~d b" Carol Streets Mardell Mason and ! Miss Dorothea Andersonof Sanl ..... ,, ,, .
I russ n ~OOTS UA/ PU~.$U ...................... O - ~C l] ........... - Nuptial music w s p Y Mary Jo Hatch trio tAnselmo Califwas a houseguest their oatronage and I am sure that mr. may-
i ..... / m£y lace over taHeta and net was Leo Frederick soloist and Miss .... ' "1 ' ....... [ .... ' ~ ":1' 1 ....
[ ' ' I ~amerlne ~ugler wormy AOVlS-' OI me ~ ~ Anaersons wnlle at-' • .
5 Ib ba fashioned with a h,gh sabrma neck B r anl t , I f S r ,ce
I Pillsbury FLOUR ......................... g 49c / . • .' " . " "Daisy u d org's or of Lisbon Assembly will be pre tending Cornell commencement On nard will gwe you the best o e v .
line delicately outlined with lace Mrs Lou'F Lawrence of Cedar • - • ' •
I t-.. . ,.A,..'',; .F,~..., ,F" • ~ d't ~'~ I ........... " ' . ' sented with the Worthy Advisors of Sunday a family droner was held m U ...... J I~JI ....
I Lnarmln /tJIi.l=/ /133U1= .................... I ~ - ~l,~l~ I scauops and seed pearls. J.+ne.in.tea Rapids the bride's sister, preslded':other Assemblies her honor at the Andersonhome nuw~la lYIILIIII~Illl
I bodice and three-quarter mngthat thebest book : "" • • '
I ul/l~V ID/I~A4~U ,. ,-, l l ,-, ,. AII4~I.. II .............. g " .. . I The group will leave Sunday, Additional guests were theHarry, • IllI I
| nll_i;/~. ~l_,=~,~ ................................ Id~''~'' ~IPTI[,;I{m~ea sleeves accented.me oout~an~At the reception which fol£owealJune 16, accompanied by their Grittons of Tipton, the DonStar-[ - -- ---~ --
I e- ~ ~;ePT ~e,~'a¢-~' 1/- --- :--.. otlPt_ i]waltz-Jengm s~)~ .and completedMrs. Walter Hungerford of NeWlMother Advisor Mrs. Glenn Plat- fords and Steven of West Branch] -" ,, 1 .,,
I t..r. ~lfl#lCl~! rlq~,l~l.l~ ................ :u u~. |ui l~'~ lit.he gown. A am nty nam oz ~.nan- Hampton, the bride's other sisterltenerger' board chairman Mrs. Dar- the Paul Andres and Carol Lee of]
~iuy race and seed peens caugn~ me and Mrs Maurice Kohl an aunt cu~ or in
I v.... r-_ ..... am^¢-vnEPPERIV oz 2forO¢_ h.......... l "he ' , , , IrellM n gstar and also Mrs. How-Hmwatha, the Wayne Andersonl
I iuv~ ~uunn~ ~, ~ ~ • ,~ II Drme's wm~e ne~ D[usner vm. ~ the wedding cake which was maae~,ard Mason family and Mrs Beryl Andre and l
wore lace mitts and carrmd a white ~ "
I , • ! R, ,~l~l~ I L .. /] ' " " and decorated by the bride's mother.+ ' Mar- Jeanette' I
I LISOOn DUl II:K ...................................... ID. OlC |jBible topped by a lavender orchid Two other aunts Mrs Lloyd Kohl[ P1 La ~ "
and ste hanot~s The B~ble was a who serve
| I P " • " d punch and'Mrs. Kenneth J I:lY ~lews
" ] gift of the bride's father. Dyer of Indianola who poured as-i Ka~hryn Worley • • •
sisted with the serving. About 2251
Phone 3661
attended.
The bride attended the Universit
of Iowa and is now employed by
~anitary Farm Dairies in Cedar
Rapids. The bridegroom, a graduate
f Omak High School, Omak, Wash.,
io employed by Link-Belt Speeder
Corp in Cedar Rapids.
For traveling, the bride wore a
navy blue chiffon dress with laven-
der accessories and wore an orchid
corsage. After a short wedding ,trip,
the couple will make their home in
Cedar Rapids.
The C. W. Carbees returned on
Tuesday from a three weeks' stay at
Nestor Falls, Canada.
:PUTNAM PRIDES AT CLARKS
Barbara Clark entertained ten
members of the Putnam Prides' 4-H
club at her home Saturday. The
girls attending Rally Day reported
on the activities. Plans were made
for a bake sale in the near future.
Susan Stockman and Linda Zbanek
reported on the county barn dance.
Mrs. Viola Zahradnik, leader, and
Jean Smith, delegate, will attend'
the 4-H state convention at Ames
the last of June. The next meeting
will be held at Mrs. Zahradniks
with a morning workshop for com-
pleting unfinished projects. In the
afternoon the girls will visit a store
in Cedar Rapids to learn about
home furnishings.
Joann Moses gave a talk on the
storage of blankets. Jean Smith
demonstrated how to make pillow
ON AUTO INSURANCE
INSURE COMPLETE
LOWER SUPERIOR
COST SERVICE
Mutual Service gives you com-
plete protection with improved
aervice for less money.
Mutual Service offers you
Speedi-claim service, lower
cost and more complete pro-
tection.
Contact your
Mutual Serviceman
Because of my long illness I have sold my
business to Mr. C. W. Cave and Mr. Gene
Brecht.
I wish to thank all my many customers
for their past patronage.
\ + I' Lisbon
J + Council Proceedings
[
April 29 1957
Council met covers Reporter, Patty Andrle
with all members pre~ntl " today for completo
and Mayor Plattenberger presiding. Thel ........ ~-"~ ...... detail~. No obliga- able prices from Mr. Cave and Mr. Brecht•
minutes of the preceding meeting wM re~d, Rl~tu~o,~o .Ira~v.a ~muo~a~.'ffia~ tion.
and a~proved. It was moved by KalibanlMayor Harry Miner has returned
and seconded hy Radl tbet the eooncil lea0e + ¢ .... p~l.r Ranids hosnital whete M,1 l/11P~h 2 12
board the ball p.rk for hlgh school baseballlne unmerwem surgery and ,s recu- E.H. Z,mmer
i. or rent to the Lisbon Community school ] ,~" .... ,., v~..... ~. ~-_ . *
:f~t / ~ games both regular and at tournament J peratingRaplasat home.at2
times for the balance of the spring season, J
for the consideration of $1.00 and other con- ] lgAP|.AN W~?I~I~I~M~ I~IMMI~.R O 51.
siderations, to May 4th, 1957. Carried. Frink ":.~, ~.=" "" .'~'.'~-'~ ......... .
and Kruse were to be charged with saddles [ The ~.rnes~ ~apmns entertamea Box 45 Lisbon
for sewer lines at $1.25 each. A report of j300 relatives and friends at a wed- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
I ~ll~+. McCrae Engineering Co. was read regard- ,4;ha dl .... ~turda" evenin~ o* +h~
ing the condition of the paint on the water~ ~"~ ~'"*.'~" ~',"., . "I_ o --_-:~ i i i i i i
tank and tower was filed for later use. ]Ely 1~eglon hall In nonor of tnmr
Councilman Minert will hire a reader for ldau~hter Fern who was married
the meter reading proce~ when neeeuary.[ ~, ~¢'f" D'.I'~ M,~*h~i~t to°h"r°hwarrenin Handy Dandy P,;) : |-I° ~ e
......... • Ralston ..........................
Loe clerk was anrnorls~[I ~ p y [ .~
Construct]an Co. $~00.00 on road repalrs.,Cedar p.m., +.~..:.';;+" .' +
Albert Aiis+ oom,lained .bout bo.h. in,Fack,er /+
the alley at the baek of his residence. This] PI~.+ ~,.., ......... ,4 ..... ,.+~ DWER YARD
• " iseussion of the ~z~ utx~z~fi tuuzzs wao u~v~v~ut
will be mvesUgated. A d ] .........
police problem was held. Bills as follow~ In DLUC anG wrote streamers anu
~ ~-~th~ ~'~ W'h~it~' were allowed. Iflowers Assisting withtheserving and Since I have sold my
business, will all
I J. M. Carbee, sal. less tax .......... $ 4.65 " . . -
Vern of the dinner were the J A W~t
J Mt. on Hawkeye, printing ...... 51.61 , " . • ". . "
~ , Carbee Ins. Agency, insurance ........... 131.851ouseks, Joe Buresnes, Anmn ~e~o-
IPlattenberger Ins. Agency insuranee 30.6011i k,, and Mmes Milo Renlsh An- GARDEN those indebted to me please make arrange-
Win. J. ~arlng sal. inc. tax ........ 200.00~ " J . "
" I Wm. J. Zearing: ear & gas exp-: ------ 30.00 I thony Zemshek Joe Novotny, Ed-
Roy Leinbaek, school stop signs ....... lS.00jward Matyk, George Dvorak, and ments to pay their account by the 1st of July.
Louis Albaugh, extra marshal ........... 14.00 i,l+ of '.lsbon EQUIPMENT
Dale Wagaman, special police ...... 30.00 -'--:- ....... ~-, - .. ",. ,
Best Oil Co. Inc., fuel oil ................ 17.31 Among mose a~enolng Irom a
~__~!_~]I~$~#~,~ ~-~-~-0~"~~~J~: United Tel. Co., phones&tolls ........ 8.27 distance were: Mrs. P. Whithel, Os- All accounts
may be examined and paid
• McCalls Plumbing, services ........... 12.78 ka] .... • r) t~ l~ok]~r th,~ OuenUn See
it at
Fred Alexander, sal. inc. tax ---- I00.00 ..... ,~__, ..=_ ~:~:. ....... , :.. v ~ --
Ia. El Lt. & Pr. Co., street signal Fackters, ~lt. ~teasant; tne Lra~e An- at my home.
& jail .................................................. 136.00j drews Waterloo; Ed Kaplans, Brad- South Edge Lisbon
Ia. El..Lt. & Pr. Co., 2953 kw pr .~ .. I ford" iVIrs. Rudolph Kaplan Charles
pumplng ................................................ ~ " 3 J ~
J. M. Carbee, salary ................................ 65.00 Kaplan,
Iowa Falls.
Louis Albaugh, lab ..................... 3.00 Johnson E.H. Zimmer
M. E. McCann, light on tower ....... 5.00~FERN SOVER'S HONORED
Generator Service, mower repairs .... 24.75I
R. A. Travis Service, mower repairs 44.28 WITH BRIDAL SHOWER Phone 3975
Wm. L. Peiper, labor ............................ (~5.2S Ferne Sovers of Solon was hon-
Lisbon, Iowa Phone 3461 L.A. Davis, gasoline ............................. 9.~iored with a bridal shower by her
Globe Mehy. Co., trimmer repairs ... 7 14
Donald Carbee, labor lesa tax ......... ='9.44!m°ther' Mrs. James Sovers, her
Donald Carbee, labor less tax ............... 30.311 grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Cesticky,
L. A. Dav~, gas exp......................... 7.15LEly, and her aunt, Mrs. Clarence
J. B. Miller, express on trees ......... 4.16 Trachta, Cedar Rapids, Sunday af-
Joseph Zbanek, sal. inc. tax .............. 290.00
Beacon Shell Service, tires ete........... 53.18 I ternoon at the Ely Legion hall. Miss
62 81 I
:G. W. Gaines & Son, rock ...................... , Sovers will be married June 26 at
~Mt.Generat°rvernonServiCeReady servicesMix, cementtract°rlt~] + 4.12 the First Presbyterian church west
yd ........................................................ 18.63~ of Ely to Walter Nost, son of Mr.
Zimmer Garage. repairs truck ........... 55.09
and Mrs. Frances Boat of Lisbon.
No further business the meeting adjourn-
ed.
G. F. PLATTENBERGER, Mayor
J. M. CARBEE, Clerk
Special Meeting, May 13. 1957
The council met with all members except
Kaliban present and Mayor Plattenberger
presiding. The meeting was called to con-
aider proposed ordinances for nuisances
and water, and other matters. Moved by
Williams and seconded by Sutliff that the
ap~plication of Wm. J. Kristan for class B
beer cigaret and card licenses be allowed.
Carried. At the same time the above lic-
enses were granted the license of Geraldine
was canceled. Nuisance ordinance wa sread
and passed on its first reading by attorney
Martin. Louis Albaugh was named by Mi-
nert to read water meters for $10.00 per
quarter. Attorney Martin read the propos-
ed water ordinance and it was passed on
its first reading. The meetin~ adjourned.
G. F. PLATTENBERGER, Mayor
J. M. CARBEE, Clerk
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday, June 16:9:30 a.m. Wor-
ship at Rogers Grove; 10:30 a.m.
Church school classes. 7:30 p.m.
C.Y.F. citizenship commission. 7:30
p.m. Session meeting.
Monday, June 17: 9 a.m. Final
week of vacation church school be-
gins. Wednesday, June 19:7 p.m.
Junior boys' choir practice. 7:45
. p.m. Junior high choir practice.
Thursday, June 20:1:30 p.m. Job-
anna Society.
Word was received Monday by
Charles Sladek of t}~e death of his
sister, Mrs. Joe Peshek of Solon.
Paint Sale
Saturday
Saturday, June 15, is the last day
of our Paint Sale.
If you are thinking of painting your build-
ings this summer or fall take advantage of
these low prices.
Davis Ever-Bright White House Paint
Regular $5.99 NOW $4.29 in 5's
A saving of $1.70 a gallon
I am sure you will receive the same fair,
prompt, courteous service at the same reason"
We have purchased the Zimmer Garage of
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Zimmer and will take posses-
sion on June 15.
of Service.
The garage will be operated under the name
We are equipped to do all types of automobile
service and repair work and will continue to give
the same courteous type of service for which the
Zimmer Garage was known.
Mr. Cave has had 35 years of experience in mechanical
work, the last four years with Chrysler products.
AND
Clarence Cave
Lisbon, Iowa
Gene Brecht
STORE HOURS -- Week days 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
LISBON DELIVERIES -- Please phone orders for Saturday delivery on Friday
afternoon or by 9 a.m. Saturday. Lisbon phone 3661.
don't you?
You can buy chocolate candies and cookies at our store now with
the assurance that they will not be soft or melted because the store has
been air-conditioned. We buy where we can buy the cheapest. Why
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a.m. to p.m.
Lisbon, lawa
All Day Sunday from
Dial 2591 Lisbon, Iowa
All Davis Paint products are guaranteed to
please you. In case of any dissatisfaction your
money will be refunded.
Regular $4.40 NOW $3.09 in 5's
A saving of $1.31 A gallon
Davis Leader White House Paint
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