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June 26, 1941
THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, E[AWKEYE-REOORI) AND THE IASBON HERALD
]Page "tEtlree
Mrs. Aley Parsons and Mrs. Ben
Dwire of Lisbon enjoyed the day
VERNON LOCAL AND PERSONAL Palisades.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kirkpatrick
spent Saturday evening in the home
N, of ,Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Walmer
lek Pe,t of Ionia (lity call- i Mr. and Mrs. Itarry Jordan, and itl Lisbon.
friends in Mount Vernon]Mr and Mrs Everett Jordan pic- "" vl "-
Mrs. INettle l)uncan was a el,or
nicked at Bevel" Park Cedar Rapids
~]i~ ! ~ ' Frluay an~ ~aturnay in the nome
uerman is giving his htnlso on ~unuay. of Mr and Mrs. Willard Hoffman
~t Avenue soutil a fresh (,oat i Mrs. Harry Whitman and Miss in Spring~ille.
at. J'~rle ~Valton of Cedar Rapids were r " " ~'l n~ l
, ] ~vlrs. PAsle walrus ot ~ e ua e,
trade H~l~n of Clinton xxasl'tfternoon callers Saturday ill the
~,' .~ * .~ . " t allI vcas a caller ~a~uraay after-
; the week end visitor in the ! home of Mr. and Mrs. A. t~. WaLton. noon iu the Mr. and (Mrs. George
?:Mr. and Mrs. Mauricc Ink i Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Beranek and Kirkpatriek home.
~uuy. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Busen~bark were ! Mrs R A Nelson Harlan Au
and Mrs. Homer Emerson :Sundayevenmg supPe[ .guesls l.nldrey Jean and Richard spent last
L
i-m move to Cedar Rapids "' -)m Mru~c no e OT ~ S. ueerld oavma ome S!Sunday in the (Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
~Y. They will be locatc~ at !in Martelle. ~Sheats home at Aledo, Ill.
~milton Street, S.W. 'i Dorothy and Adeline alderman, Mr and Mrs Joe Biderman were
l~ad ,Mrs. J. ~,V. Heller of i ~.ildren of Mr. and (Mrs: .Frank Sunday evening supper guests in the
Bluffs were visitors I,'riday i l~merman spent ~wo uays la~t week home of their son and daughter-in-
tUrday ill the homo of the i in the home of their grand parents, i law Mr and iMrs Frank Biderman~
ra Dam n~ ~T ~ ~*-s ~ i Mr and :Mrs Joe Biderman ' "
~ller ' i~ / " !~ " " ~" ' : Mrs Rose Hiekman expects to
I A G ~v~ alton retu " led nome . "
]) i " . ." ' . " i leave lOrlaay ror wmsnmgton, l).c
'a arel Kohl accompanied herI Saturday from a vmlt of a week m [ for a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
'~Jrs. Alvin Kli lkbammer of i the home of his son-in-law and Blanche I'eatherstonhaugh and
0Od, to Wapello on ,qunday ;daughter Mr. and Mrs. Allan omq,
' hey s,~e + **.~ ~ ~,~. ,~.~ The i pson at New Boston Ill
t t tttt: u,~V ~'. tit is,t- Ml - i "" i "nso -- "
",~ "S. JeSS e r~o!)x . n expects to
~Irs. F~loyd Noble. Clair Milho]in, who left ]ant Fri- leave toda" for Chica~'o Ill w~-ere
Mrs. l 'rancis l, .'tung B!ackwe l}. Ok}a to look she will :pin some #lends a
gi~ter Katherine Ann re- iafter tne harvesting oT wneat on month on a lake near Chicago. She
m their home in Madison, the Milholin farm is expected to re- will return to Mount Vernon later.
alter a week end visit in the turn home the l~t of this week. .
o, ,~ " ~wr ann ~rs. A. a I~ODS~ were
-rue former's mother Mrs Mrs David Peterson and children uests at a birthda su er Sun
~ Hartung.
!Russell
Dale and Virginia of F~- g "e.^nin.~*i Y~ P~
A%b' ) cannon Nllcn. arrlveu on Men(lay
~e t robasco of l)ele- . ' . ' . - 1,ee B(>bst home in Martelle. The
Ohio ef morning rot a several weegs vlsl~ In
1 t W ,dnesday horn- ~ . ' supper honored the birthday of the
}10Win ~ the nome or .v~rs. ~eterson's morner ~ost
g a 'url( f VlSlt V lln ~ "" ' ii
frs Wil Jam Zache
at Cornell and Mouut Ver- : Mr. and Mrs. Eri Light of Dav-
~'-:l,uw~ng a brief visit with Miss Esther Kidder, home mak-
enport
W ~ r ~
callers
Sunday
in
the
~at
Cornell and Mount Ver- ng teacher in the Olin eoneolidat- home of Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick.
DUring her stay here she i od school came to Mount Vernon They" were all dinner *,~,ests in the
guest of Miss Alberta (Mun- XVednesday evening to spend a home of 5~ir. and Mrs. George Light
i month in the home of her parents, near IAsbon.
J l{(~ and Mrs J J K~dder
F. Keve, Vincent Keve ~ "' ' " Mrs. Leroy Smith, of Garrison, re-
I~lorenee Keve, loft Wed- i Mrs. Nettle Duncan, and Mr. and eeived word Sunday of the sudden
of last week for a short I Mrs. John Corey of Marion re- death of her sister, Mrs. E. I. Bates,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. !turned last Thursday from a de- at Tacoma Wash, on Saturday
'0 I
Ster and family at Hunt, i lightful motor trip. They visited Services and burial were in Tacoma.
.~Iiss Keve will go on to l in Sioux Falls, Brookings, and Mrs. Bates will be remem.bered as
Where she will study art I Seneca, S. I)ak, and with Mrs. Emilie Tyson.
~Tne "~nd Mrs Keve and I Duncan's brother Clyde [~eRette
Wil " t ' . Mrs t~ m. ~cooey motore(l to
1 return home today or I at Sawyer N. Dak. They also vls- [~ i)~,i'~ l ~=t Thu-~nv where
ited th Peace Gardens In Ca a a.
she visited relatives until Frlday
your
evening. She was accompanied as[
far as Ames 'by ,Mrs. Fred Turner
who visited in the l)r. and Mrs. L.
EEN, 16-in. LAWN MOWER at $6.00
16-in. LAWN MOWER, at $9.95
16-in. LAWN MOWER, at $6.50
KUTTER LAWN MOWER $9.00
A. Sehwarte home.
Mrs. C. J. Kramer and children,
Christobel and f.arry returned to
their home in Manchester on Tues-
day, after a visit of several days
i in the home of Mrs. Kramer's par-
l ents, Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Kidder.
Mr. Kramer motored to Mount
! Vernon for them.
lawns by taking advantage Mr. and :Mrs. Harold Still had as
k
their guest last wee,Mrs. Still's
of these cut prices mother, ,Mrs. Fred Roach, of
Nashua. Mrs. Still and Mrs. Roach
!visited in :Miles and Preston, Wed-
i nesday and Thursday. Mr. Roach
! came to Mount Vernon on Saturday
i and Mrs. Roach returned home
iwith him on Sunday
SPECIAL PRICES ON
The Century, The Zephyr and Power Mowers
THE CALL OF THE GREAT OUT DOORS
Lawn Chairs, Porch Chairs, and Croquet Sets.
We Have Them.
Hardware
PLUMBING HEATING
Mount Vernon, Iowa
I ltev. William G. Tennant, son-in-
I law of Mr. and Mrs Joe Fisher has
I received an appointment
from
the
! Oregon conference of the Methodist
church, ae pastor of the Junction
CRy, Oregon church, effective last
Sunday, June 22. key. Tennant was
graduated from Cornell with the
class of '38 and from Boston Uni-
versity In '41.
Collin Burgs, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Burge, of Redondo
Beach, Calif former residents of
Mount Vernon, was a visitor Sun-
day, in the home of his uncle and
aunt, ~Mr. and Mrs. Anson Burge
and with other relatives. He has
been in an army camp at Ft Lear-
! enworth, Kans and is 'being trans-
I ferred to Camp Fort Ord, in Cali-
O i fornia.
it
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Prof. and Mrs. Robert Warner
spent last week in Chicago, IlL
Miss Sue Kepler spent last weei(
end visiting friends in Ames.
Prof. and Mrs. E. E. Moots en-
joyed a week end trailer trip at the
state park in An~mosa.
I~. B. Emerson spent the week
end visiting (Mr. and ,Mrs. Charles
Emerson in Davenport.
Dr. and Mrs. Marian Darling of
Chicago, Ill were visitors last week
end with relatives and friende.
Mr. and Mrs. Artie Edaburn spent
Sunday visiting Mrs. Eduburn's
mother, Mrs. Grant Peck at Central
City.
Mr. and (Mrs. Carl Sedlacek of
Ottumwa visited Sunday afternoon
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Sedlacek.
Addison Hall of Rock Island, Ill
is a guest this week in the home
of his son-in-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Avery.
Mr. and Mrs. Vines Gough of
Tipton were guests Sunday in the
home of the former's parents, Dr.
and Mrs. E. T. Gough.
Mrs. l.ouise McPike of Glendale,
Calif and 'Miss Hazel Pirkey of
Cedar R~pids were guests of ,Mrs.
Flora Buck on ~Monday.
Dr. '~nd Mrs. Russell Cole left
Tuesday morning to spend over the
Fourth with Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Cole at Blackberry, Minn.
l)r. F. F. F~bersole, and W. S.
F]bersole were business visitors in
Kossuth county, from Thursday un-
til Saturday of last week.
,Mrs. Watson Kepler, Miss Mary
Kepler and Miss Sue KepIer spent
last Thursday visiting in the home
of their cousins in Belle Plains.
,Mr and Mrs. Lester Frezek and
'Mrs. Charles Frezek of Cedar Rap-
ids were Sunday afternoon callers
in the home of Mrs. Anna Gormly.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Avery had as
their guests 'Saturday and Sun-
day, Mr. and Mrs. tester Gooder,
Mrs. Ralph Hall, and Hugh Hall
of MeIntyre.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean kisser and
family of Waterloo were visitors the
first of this week in the home of
Mr. kisser's mother, Mrs. Grace
kisser.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes at-
tended the state convention of
blacksmiths and welders held last
Friday in the Montrose hotel, Ce-
da r Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lahman and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Novak, of Cedar Rapids were Sun-
day guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Lahman.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chapman,
and Mr. and Mrs. William Chap-
man of Cedar Rapids were guests
last Sunday in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Chapman.
Miss Maude Worral has returned
from l:renchlburg, Ky where she
has been a teacher in the Mi,~uion
school, to spend the summer with
her mother, Mrs. Grace Worral.
Rev. and Mrs. Rugh Robinson at-
tended the 100th anniwwsary of
the Preslbyterian church in Scotch
Grove on Sunday. key. Robinson is
a former pastor of the church.
Mrs. Hattie IMiller is expecting
her son FSlmer and his friend
George Picknell of New Canaan,
Conn on Friday or ~turday to
spend the re,mainder of the summer
R. L. Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Neal, and Mrs. Grace Reed, all of
Crocker, Me who have been guests
in the Rev. W. G. Rowley home,
concluded their visit Tuesday morn-
ing.
Mr. ~nd Mrs. Harry Stinger re-
turned home Monday morning from
DeKalb, Ill where they spent sev-
eral days in the home of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
~Mrs. Will Herring.
Mrs. Roy Heady who submitted
to a major operation the first of last
week at St. Lukes hospital, Cedar
R~tpids is improving very satisfac-
torily. Mrs. l,loyd Burge is caring
for J. Leroy during his mother's
wbsence.
Wallace Littell left Saturday
night to spend the summer in a
IOrievnds work camp, near Madison-
villc, Tenn. Enroute south he
planned to visit Don Frank, at
Aurora, Ill, and with Glenn Hogle
in Troy, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Cephas Miller of
East Chicago, Ind arrived Monday
evening to spend the remainder of
the mrmmer in the home of Mrs.
Milhr's n:ot::er Mrs. John1 Cara-
way, and with Mr. Miller's mother,
Mr:;. Hattie Miller.
Miss I,eona Barnes went to Chi-
irate, Ill last Friday where she
joined a grou.p of teachers from
Bozeman, Mont at a convention in
Lhc Stevens hoLel, lJefore returning
to Mount Vernon, Miss Barnes will
visit Miss Luctlle West, in Mihva~-
kee. was.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hackman
and family of Cedar Rapids and
Mrs. H. E. Little and Miss Mary
I,ittle motored to l'reemption, Ill
last Sunday where they attended
the 100th anniversary of the Meth-
,~di::t ch::r: h. ,Mr:~. Hickman's and
Miss 1Atile's great-grandfather was
on,~ of t!:c fo:n~::el.; of lhc church.
Mr. and Mrs. James Macaulay
:~:~d flail :'nd !L] Cu('th of Vr~"port,
Ill expect to ieave Tuesday for
New York City whcrc Mr. Macau-
L%, p, nd Mr. Gu(~th will attend
Cohmlbia i;niversity. Mr. Macaulay
"'.:~')~'cts Io ('omplcte the work for
his M.A. degr(!o ill pevsonuel gui(l-
an(,e. They expect to be gone six
(q~k.L
['aula /'rail, d:lnt hter of l)r. and
Mrs. 1':. C. l'rall. M~rtba ,lo and
i,a'.'id El:ill:; daughter cud son of
')r. a:~d Mrs. J. Harold Ennis are
(!;/FO!l,:;1 i:l ,~:!:nltlt!:' t;:'}lO()l at tile
gist(, i:niversity of Iowa at Iowa
('it.'. Dr. Ennis takes tllem over
each day I)avid is enrolled in the
nurserv'~chool and Martha Jo and
i'aula are, attending the elementary
school.
1)r. E. T. Gough, superintendent
of the Davenport District of the
Methodist church, and Dr. W. G.
Rowley of the local Methodist
church are attending the Ministerial
School in post-graduate study and
lectures being held at Simpson col-
lege, Indianola, Iowa. This takes
ill Methodist ministers from Iowa
and South Dakota. They are ex-
pected home the latter part of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Albeck of
San Diego, Calif are expected to
arrive early Saturday morning via
the Challenger train on the Chicago
& Northwestern for a visit with re-
latives. They .will visit in the
homes of Mr. A~beck's sisters, i~Irs.
I.~ura Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. A. :M.
Floyd, and family, and Mr. and :Mrs.
Edwin Schawver. On Sunday a
,family reunion will be enjoyed in
the home of Mrs. Hoffmam.
Miss Crystal Carmer is spending
this week with her sister, (Mrs.
Robert Beers, in Cedar R~pids.
Joyce Ann and Bob.by Ehle are
spending this week with the Ed-
ward Reyhons family near Lte,bon.
Jacqueline Nichols returned ~'un-,
day evening from Alex Park, near
Wheatland. where she spent a
week with Mildred and Howard
Fisher.
Mrs. L. W. Carley and children,
Jerry, Kenneth and Marcia of Ce-
dar Rapids spent several days this
week in the home of Mr. and .:Mrs.
Charles Carley.
Charles Fitzsimmons of Marion
called on Herbert Hogle one day
last week, They were boyhood
friends, fifty-five years ago in
Crawford county, Iowa.
Rev. Joseph Gray is in Ames
this week where he is attending
the Synod meeting of the Presby-
terian church. Dr. C. F. Littell
will occupy the pulpit, at the union
services in the Presbyterian church,
on Sunday, in place of key. Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott have
leased the former G. A. Beranek
house on Fourth street south, now
occupied by I C. Lynn and family.
Mr. Scott is the new head coach of
wrestling and track at Cornell.
i They will take possession Septem-
ber 1. The Lynns expect to find
another location in Mount Vernon.
Dr. B. L. Warwick, Mrs. War-
wick and daughter Jane of Bryan.
Texas, spent from Monday until
Wednesday morning with Mrs.
Warwick'e father, Herbert Hogle,
and her sister, ~Mrs. Melvin Haese-
ler. They were called to Aledo,
Ill by the death of Dr. Warwick's
mother, and came on to Mount Ver-
non for a brief visit before return-
ing home.
:Mrs. l~ffie Butler and son Leo
Butler spent the week end at the
DeLancy Butler home in Viola. Mr.
and (Mrs. Butler visited in the C.
IMcQuillin home in Jefferson on
Saturday and Sunday they brou~'bt
sixteen :boys who had been attend-
ing the "Boys State" at Des Moines
last week to their homes in and
around Cedar Rapids. The trip was
made in the Viola school bus, of
which Mr. Butler is a driver.
MT. VERNON CHURCH NOTES
PRESBYTERIAN CHUECH
Rev. Joseph W. Gray, Jr Pastor
Sunday--
9:45 Church School.
10:45 Second Union summer serv-
ice with sermon by Dr. C. F. Lit-
tell. Music by the junior choir.
METHODIST CRq[~CH
Rev. W. Glenn l~wley, lVIinlater
Church School at the usual hour
in the classrooms and parlors of
the Methodist church. The Wesley
Adult class meets in the parson-
age.
The union service at 10:45 in the
Presbyterian church. The mes-
sage for next Sunday is to be
brought by the Rev. Joseph Gray,
jr. Miss Eleanor Gough leads the
choir of youth. There was a very
fine congregation last Sunday morn-
ing and the public is cordially in-
vited to these services.
The young people's evening serv-
ice is at the Winsor home Sunday
evening at 6:30. Miss Gwen Smythe
is to lead the discussion, and Don
Minnick leads the devotions.
The junior choir is to meet at the
Presbyterian church at 4:30 Friday
"for rehearsal. High school young
people and others who will help
with the choir this summer are
invited to attend.
CHRISTIAN SCI]gNCE CHURCH
"Christian Science" will be ths
subject in all Churches of Christ,
Scientist, on Sunday, June $9.
The 0olden Text is from Isaiah
55:10, "rhe Lord hath made bare
his holy axm in the eyes of all the
nations; and all the ends of the
earth shall see the ~alvation of our
OodY
The Luson-Sermon oomprim~
quoin,lone from the Bible and from
the Christian Science textbook,
"Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy.
One ot the Bible citations reads:
"If ye love me, keep my command-
ments. And I will pray the Father,
and he shall give you another Com.
forter, that he may abide with you
for ever; Even the Spirit of truth;
whom the world cannot receive, be-
cause it seeth him not, neither
knoweth him: but ye know him,
for he dwelleth with you, and ehall
be in you" (John I4:I5-17).
Among the selections from the
Christian Science textbook is the
following:
"Jesus demonstrated Christ; he
proved that Christ is the divine
idea of God--the Holy Ghost, or
Comforter, revealing the divine
Principle, Love, and leading into
all truth" (p. ~3~).
311 First Avenue North
Palisades
Mrs. Charles Ford
Correspondents. Will you please
mail your t~opy one day early next
xw,ek as the Hawkeye will be mail-
~1 Thur ~lay iuorlEhIl~ beeall~ there
will be no m~ral delivery on Friday,
the ]aourth of July.
MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR MARAK
HONORED ON ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marak of
Swisher were entertained with a
smprise picnic at the Upper Pal on
Sunday, celebrating their 25th wed-
~ding anniversary. There were about
125 present. The program in the
afternoon consisted of a wedding
march record played over the pub-
lic address system by Ben Bider-
man; a shot gun mock wedding, and
a reading, "A Receipt for Married
Life," by Mrs. Marak's mother,
Mrs. Francis Dusek of Cedar Rap-
ids, who is 75 years old. It was
read in Bohemian.
Mrs. Louis Reyhons' two sisters,
Mrs. Lee Burton, Mrs. Clarence
Dvorak and children from Iowa
City spent Tuesday at the Reyhons
home. Marie Reyhons is spending
this week with her aunts in Iowa
City.
Mrs. Flo Buck and Frank Moore
were dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ford On Sun-
day.
Mrs. Eva West and daughters,
Miss Bertha and Mrs. Marie Berry
entertained at the Lodge at the
Lower Pal on Sunday. Covers
were laid for eight.
Ben Biderman leaves Friday for
Kansas City, Me to take up his
duties as a chemical engineer.
Mrs. Joe Reyhons is spending
several days with her son and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reyhons.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Church and
family from Tama called at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ford,
spent Friday with Mrs. Biderman's Brown home while their parents,
mother, Mrs. Simons, near Swisher. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slyer, attend-
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beckner of ed a wedding at South Bend, Ind.
Arlington, parents of Mrs. Russell Mrs. E. C. Gotsch returned home
Boggs, are spending a week in one Saturday from California where
of the Biderman cottages, she had been visiting her daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blinks and ter Ruth for several weeks.
family called Monday evening at Mrs. Ferne Jayne and Raymond
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warner called in Lisbon Saturday evening.
Peterson. H.F. Gordon of Mount Vernon
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ford attended Spent several days last week with
Bertram township Farm Bureau at his son Leonard and family.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Cald- Mr. and Mrs. Wiilard Ellison and
well on Tuesday evening. The In- Doris left Friday morning for Col-
dian Creek Bluebirds Girls' 4-H fax. They returned home on Sun-
club gave a very interesting pro- day evening.
gram Mrs. Archie Lindley and Joann
Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Biderman ano called in the Allen Mitchell home
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boggs attend- on Saturday.
ed the funeral on Saturday at the Miss Gladys Bobst spent Satur-
Polansky Funeral Home in Cedar day in Anamosa with Miss Velma
Rapids, for H. C. "Dec" Beuters, Larson.
i who died suddenly of a heart attack Mr. Cruise and family of Olin
'on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Beuters and John Blythe spent Sunday in
have lived for some time in one the Jerry Blythe home
of the Biderman cottages. Miss Agnes May of Cedar Rap-
i Mr. and Mrs. Leo Henik called ids spent Sunday in the Will MayI
i Sunday evening at the home of Mr. home.
and Mrs. Warner Peterson. Mrs. Ida Miller visited in the
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neal attended Virgil Miller home at Olin several!
the Co-op Oil Co picnic at Them- days. !
as Park near Marion, Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Huewett werei
I~R~EWS guests Saturday night and Sunday1
in the Mrs. Chloe Newman home. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Murfield andI
Mrs. C. L. Murfield and Doris, andI
$o!~ Wal~ Miss Elva Hoffman spent Sunday:
---- in the O. W. McBride home at Mar-[
Correspondents. Will you please ion. {
mail your copy one day early next Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Peet, Miss t
week as the Hawkeye will be marl- L43ttie Peet, Mrs. Katherine Peet, i
ed Thursday morni~tg because there Mrs. Lillian Stewart called in the l
will be no rural delivery on Friday, Earl Peet home Tuesday evening. !
the ]Pourth of July. Mrs. Raymon Stearns called in~
METHODIST ~OR the Allen Mitchell home Tuesday/
ARRIVES FROM COLORADO afternoon. I
Rev. and Mrs. Hewett of Greeley, Rev. and Mrs. Huewett were din-I
Colo arrived Saturday and he will ner guests in the Guy Martin home l
have charge of the services at the Saturday evening.
Methodist church until October 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Peterson
and then will enter college, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thomas
spent Saturday night in Cedar Rap-
REVIVAL MEE~S ids.
WILL STRAT SUNDAY I Mr. and Mrs. Claude Peet and
Rev. Maule will start next Sun-IMerle called in the Mrs. Evelyn~
day to hold revival meetings for l Brown and Jennie McConaughy
eight weeks./ home, Sunday.
The Christian Aid Society met Mr. and Mrs. John Lamb of Rock
Falls, Ill spent the week end in
Thursday afternoon It was guest I the Lowell Kohl home.
day. t David Darsee spent several days
The W. S. C. S. will meet Thurs-I last week with Buddy Curttright in
day afternoon. Hostesses will he t Cedar Rapids.
the 3rd division, t Mr. and Mrs. Louie Bobst and
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bobst, and lGladys spent Sunday afternoon in
Frank Petrick of Mount Vernon;lthe Mrs. Stella Cusher home at
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bobst and Glatha I Fairview.
of Anamosa; Phil Bobst, LouieI
Bobst family Albert Bobst family l ~ ~ ~
honored Lee Bobst with a birthday ~CO~S ffllll
supper on Sunday evening. } Mrs. Gerald Scott
Mrs. D. C. Hampton of Whittieri ,~ --7----=.
called on Mrs. I. H. Crew, Wednes- ~?rresl)on(~ents. wm you please
day. ~maH your Copy one day early next
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Curt,right
and Buddy and Gloria of Cedar
Rapids were dinner guests in the
Gerald Darsee home on Sunday.
Gloria remained in the Parsee home
for several days visit.
Mrs. I. H. Crew and J. G. Crew
called in Springville Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Millie Hurt went to Spring-
ville Tuesday afternoon to visit her
sister, Mrs. Mary Heady.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Parsee called
in Mount Vernon Sunday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Meeks at-
tended the Linn Co-op. Oil Co pic-
nic at Thomas Park on Sunday.
Miss Fern Slimmie of near Lis-
bon visited a few days last week
with Janet Crew. Janet accompan-
ied her home for a week end visit.
Mrs. Stella Eldred and Mrs. Julia
Branchflower called on Mrs. Ca]lie
Newman and Mrs. Lillian Stewart
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Kyle were
Sunday dinner guests in the Bob
Pest home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick James and
Don, and Mrs. Anna James spent
Sunday afternoon in Cedar Rap-
ids.
Mr .and Mrs. John Burgs and
daughter Wilda and husband of Ce-
dar Rapids, spent Sunday in the
W. C. Larson home. Afternoon call-
ers were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hurt and
Barbara Jo of Cedar Rapids.
Iven Reed family spent Tues-
day evening in the Alexander Tay-
lor home near Springville.
Mrs. Iven Reed and children spent
Sunday in the Clifford Larson
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Decious and
Melvin were dinner guests of Mrs.
Anna Richard of Lisbon on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Leinbaugh
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newman
spent Sunday at the Thomas Lav-
erty home at Laurel.
Mr .and Mrs. Albert Bobst and
daughters called in the Philip
Kuhn home in Marion Tuesday
evening. Connie and Vivian Ann
remained for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gordon
Bob and Roger attended a birthday
i~ek as the Hawkeye will be mail-
'ed Thursday morn/rig because there
will be no rural delivery on I~riday,
the Fourth of July.
Marvin Zeller had the misfortune
to fall from his tricycle and break
his arm. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Zeller.
Court Boxwell of Ridgewood, N.
J is here for a couple of months
visit in the Argene Allbee home and
with his grandmother, Mrs. Sophia
Boxwell in Marion, and other rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Scott and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Decious were
Sunday evening supper guests in
the Ralph Streets home. Joe Scott
returned to his home with them af-
ter spending several days in the
Streets home.
Jackie Moore had the tip end of
one of his fingers taken off one day
last week when he caught it in the
bean drill. A doctor dressed the in-
jured finger.
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Mrs. John Schimmel~erming of
Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Earl WaLl
and Catherine spent Friday after.
noon with Mrs. Warren Waln and
Dickie and called in the Gerald
Scott home. The former was spend-
ing several days in the Wain home.
Joe Scott spent the first of the
week with Mr. and Mrs. FlOyd De-
cious helping make hay.
Mrs. Nora Deal of Cedar Rap-
ids was a dinner' guest in the Gerald
Scott home on Thursday. Mrs.
Ralph Streets and Carol spent the
afternoon in the Scott home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Struchen and
family moved from the Midway
station the last of the week, to a
home in Mount Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Albaugh
spent Sunday evening in the Mile
Machula home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Decions ex~
pect to leave Sunday morning for
a two weeks visit with feint/yes at
Brewster, Minn and with their
daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Caldwell at Bemidji, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Cave of Lisbon
plan to accompany them.
Miss Dorothy Potter and Miss
Margaret Wilkinson of Marion
spent Wednesday afternoon of last
week with Mrs. Floyd Decious.
The Martin's Creek Community
club gave a linen shower for Miss
Dorothy Quass of Alburnett, who
will wed Myron Berry. The Show-
er was at the home of Mrs. Susie
Berry on Tuesday a~ternoon with
a good attendance of members.
Mrs. Jesse Scott and Mrs. Frank
Letner called on Mrs. Gerald Scott
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. L~ster Roup of Low Moor
spent last Sunday with her son-in*
law and daughter, (Mr. and ,Mrs.
Homer Emerson. Miss Lois Roup
eame Tuesday to ~pend the summer
wit;h Mr. and Mrs. Emerson.
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Speeding up defense production means speeding up
teal supply for coal is the vital energy that
kelpe industry and railroads on the move. But
authoritative sources say maximum coal production
and transportation may not be enough to supply all
heating and industrial needs this fall and winter.
That's why you serve defense when you fill your
coal bin NOW. Every ton delivered now lessen| the
size of the fuel problem later--helps clear the road
for industry's growing need for more and more fueL
You do yourself a good turn as well. You saw
money--since prices normally advance as fall
approaches. Our present coal stocks offer you
desirable selections. And right now, quality, sight|
and service are at their best.
So by all means, decide to order as soon as you amy.
Mt. Vemnoa