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29, 1941
THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, ItAWKEYE-IiI~0ORI) AND THE LISBON HERALD
SOCIAL
Jessio Coleman and Mrs. A. I O.E.S. Initiates Seven
Hull. Seventy-five guests were
present. Vernon chapter O.E.S. conelud-
' i ed its meetings for the summer
with two initiation meetings. On
,Miss Parsons The annual Fourth of July cole- Friday evening. Mrs. Rose Rheiman
At Musicale br:mon of the 1Ann and Franklin Land Mr. and Mrs. Luther Platten-
thy Higbie and Miss ('orn club will be held this year at iherger wc'e received nlo the order.
s, of the Cornell lil)rary the home of Mr. and Mrs. George ! Mrs. Maad Lusted sang a lovely
co-hostesses at ~de- I'thoff, Friday, July 4. !solo following lho work, and lhc
~aUSieale in the, Vine ArtsI Mount Vernon Temple Pythian
on the campus, Ti esd ty!Sisters met Vednesday evening for
Miss l~Zunice Me('aJ't, a ltM final meeting until September.
of the library staff'A picnic supper preceded the eve-
Was infrochwcd and saug'!Niug session.
of voc'al selections ill a
, l)r. ttlld ~lrs. lq. W. Hrowning en-
mann(q+. Included i t+,rtain.d the following guests Sun-
and English and Ger- '
Mrs. Helen ,lay: Mr. and Mrs. L. R, Pierce,
Was her very eoml)etent+(qmrl tte Ann and Leroy, Mrs.
,Miss Eleanor Gough, 'l)ella Copeland, Mr.S, H. Curraw
last year studying music of Morning Sun, and Mr. and Mrs.
Foundation of music Julian Smith of Cedar Rapids.
City, presented the
of the program. She
lntroduclion to Mount
and her luusic is
Her progranl
of ,Mendelssohu's+ Varia-
(2hopin
l#antasy tnd t~xo
i~bers. Presiding at tbe
table, centered with
were: Miss Elsie
Leila Huet)seh, Mrs.
l)r. and Mrs. Br'uc,' "A'arwiel and
:daugbter Jane of Bryan, Texas,
~',' 'r(' KU(SIs of honor Tuesday eve-
ning at a picnic supper at the home
(if Mr. and 'Mrs. ~ielvin Haeseler.
Th()se 1H't,sont 'A'ero: Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. lmhman and family; Mr. and
Mrs. It. V. Carley and family of
(',~+iar Hapids; Mr, and Mrs. Her-
bert tlogle and Mr. and Mrs. Haese-
h,r and family of Mount Vernon.
evening was -onciu(led with ro-
freshmenis and :l sor,ial hollr. On
.~Ionflay even in~" ;I l,'l I" C at }elilhln('e
witnessed the initiatory+ ccrelnon-
ies. Offleei's froni ibe clial)iers ill
IAsbon and M+.'chaniesvilh", a+4sisicd
the Vernon off leers in the iniiialing
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On 1st and 2nd Avenues--Cedar Rapids
"l " g
I In
Charge Purchases Not Payable Until August
ABOUT GROWING PAINS . . .
We've Got 'em Again!
carpenters are busy again at Craemer's! The
s, the electricians, and other experts are trans-
carefully thought-out blue-prints into bright,
realities . . . new lights, new locations, new
schemes, new ideas of store-keeping--are grad-
appearing in interesting sequences.
Infants' and Children's departments have been
from the third floor of the First Avenue build-
the large, spacious third floor of the Second
building doubling the space. To this will be
Eastern Iowa's finest Teen Shop and a separate
Boys up to ten years of age. The DrapeD" de-
in turn has been transferred to the third floor
First Avenue building--which, when completed,
without question, Eastern Iowa's most modern,
Complete Drapery Department.
if you will bear with us for the short time it will
these new surprises will soon be ready for you to
In the meantime come down and get your share
Re-Building Sale Bargains.
Savings in Ready-To.Wear
COOL SUMMER DRESSES
for Vacation Travel -- All Regular $7.95 Values
Select Yours Tomorrow ! Save $1.!
for all Summer wear. You'll find them in cool,
prints on either light or dark backgrounds.
or dressy styles. Sizes 12 to 20, 161/2-26V2,
of foul' daught('rs of niemhers. In- I
eluded were: Ix)is Smith, Patri(.ia ',
Winsor, llotty Rowley. and ,Margaret!
~Slggins. Mrs. Harry Sizor of thc
IAshon chal)tcr, played a violin solo, i
~to lhe delight of all present. Mrs.
Mac Kepler presidcd tit the rofresh-
:ment table. The hall was beauti-
fully de(,oratod for both occasions
and were inspirinR eonelilsione for:
the ('ha|)ler work.
The Past ~]'olilo ~rands will nieel
oil Thursday afternoou, July 2,
,at the home of Mrs. l,(!wis Thonii)-
'son. Mrs. J. I llallard will t)e thv
assistant hostess. Members will
please answer roll call by present-
ing some historical event.
Mrs. Byron Jones and Mrs. John
Yeisley entertained at an announce-
ment party and kitchen shower
in honor of their cousin, Miss Zoo
Purge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Purge of Cedar Rapids.
at the home of Mrs. Jones on Tues-
day evening. The announcement
came as a surprise to the guests for
the weddin~ (late revealed was
May 24, 1941. Miss Purge was mar-
ried to Merrill Grove, of Davenport
at Hannibal, Me. Their home will
be tenlporarily in l)avenport. The
guest of honur received litany love-
ly and useful gills. Delicious re-
freshments were served by the hea-
l tesses following a social evening.
Guests included: ,Mrs. .John ]
Burge, qnd the Misses Ferne Kivcll,
Dorothy Thorington Grace Bohr
IMary Ghiest, Wiida Dietz and Dor-
othy Holms, of Coda - l{al) (is; Mrs
'.Job'n Miller and Mrs. John Thor-
'~intaton of Lishon, Mrs. Johu ('olon
land Miss ttillis Stahl of Mount
Vernon, Mrs. Merle Valkcr of Mid-
dh,ton, Mich.
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Recent Bride
Ardis Stinger Bride
Of Jay Torrence
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At high noon yesterday, June 25,
Miss Ardis Stinger, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arlo Stinger, was married
to Jay W. Torrance. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Torrance, of Cedar Rapids.
The ceremony was performed by
tt~e Rev. C. F. Hartzell in the home
of the bride's parents in the pres-
euce of the immediate families and
a few friends.
Attending the couple were: Miss
Jeanne Sullivan of Davenport and
Gordon Porter of Cedar Falls. Miss
Carolyn Neal played the nuptial
music.
The bride was born and raised in
the vicinity of Mount Vernon. She
was graduated from Mount Vernon
high school and the Paris Academy
of Beauty, in Cedar Rapids. The
groom was graduated from the Ce-
dar Falls high school and attended
j Iowa State Teachers college After
a short wedding trip the couple
will return to Cedar Rapids where
the groom is a steal cabinet maker
MI N. ]|O%VAlil) VI'~(X)MAN
uMiss Agncs Boyer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Boyer, became
the hride of Howard Freeman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Freeman, of
Olin last Friday afternoon, June 20.
The ceremony was performed in the
Methodist parsonage, m Clinton
with the Rcv. IAoyd Gusts(son of-
ficiating. The couple was attend-
led by Miss Elnill, Boyer, sister of
, the hride. ,'rod l,eevern Johnson of
Davenport.
The bride has been a teacher in
lhe Olin schools for several years.
"Pb~y returned Monday from a short
wedding trip to Wisconsin, and are
at home in Olin.
Helen Stewart And
John Thorp Are Wed
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stewart of
i Springville, Iowa, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Helen
lmeille, to ,John Henry Thorp, son
of Mrs. Hannah Thorp of Ne.w
Windsor, ]11. The double ring core-
lnuny WaS solemnized Saturday,
June 21, in Kahoka, Missouri by the
I,evercnd J. M. Monroe.
Attending the couple were the
bride's sister Miss Pauline Stewart
of Springville, and Fred W. Allen
of New Windsor, lll.
The bride was attired in a stree~
length dress of aquatone green
with white accessories. Her co(
sage was of Talisman roses with
baby breath and swansonia. Her
attendant wore rose colored lace
with white accessories. She wore a
corsage of tea roses and carnations
with baby breath.
The bride was graduated from
Mart(qle high school in 1935. For
the past year and a half she has
i hcen employed at the Reliance
manufacturing company in Ana-
,niosa. The groom attended the
schools of New Windsor. He is
employed at the Moline Forge, Inc.
()n Sunday a wedding dinner was
served at the h(m~e of the bride's
par(~nls. Guests including the
bridal party were: Mrs. Hannah
Thorp, Robert, Marian, Billy and
M)is q'horn all of New Windsor,
Ill.: Mr. and Mrs. E. SV. Vick and
son Jimmie of Cedar Rapids; and
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Select yours tomorrow!
Dress Shop--Second Floor
Rousing Values In This
COAT CLEARANCE
Formerly $10.95
$5.00
Sizes 9 to 17, 10 to 20
raore than half on these handsome quality coats.
II be grand to wear this Fall. Fitted or casual
navy, black and pastels. 9 to 17, 10 to 20.
Savings In Sportswear
SLACK SUITS AND PLAY SUITS
$1.88 and $2.88
large assortment to choose from and just when
Seed them most! Spun rayons and cottons in a
Variety of popular styles and colors. You will
Several for your vacation . . . so buy them this
and save !
LOVELY NYLONS
$1.13
All First Quality
Regular $1.35 Quality
of pairs. Perfect for Summer and vacation
make your selections early. Stock up now for
Street Floor -- Second Avenue
I Pint
ltERMos BOTTLE
or t
8-Inch
ELECTRIC FAN
98c $1.59
Little Dandy
ICE CRUSHER
JUICER
For Oranges, Lemons
$2.19 $2.49
SUPPLIES Copper Shell
Forks, Spoons, FLASH LIGHT
Plates Complete
10c $1.00
CAMERAS
$1.00 to $11.50
SUNGLASSES
25c to $1.98
Sizes Poloroids $1.95
;0,000.00 Famous 3 Dipper
,ATE SODA BANANA SPLITS
15c 13c
ORANGEADE
Rich Creamy
klALTED MILKS or
LEMONADE
Any Flavor 14-oz Glass
15c 10c
REXALL DRUG
Your Prescription Store
Western Union Bus Station
under the employ of the Lefebure M r. and Mrs. Stewart and Kathleen
Corp. They will be at home after of SpringviUe.
July 15 at 1613 D. Ave N.E.
A wedding luncheon was served Presid(mt J. P Mcgee returued
at the Wurster Tea room in Cedar Tuesday from the Jackson Clinic
in Mqdison, Wis where he had
Rapids. ~ b( en under observation for the rai-
l Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Talhnan of grain head'relies which have been
lCedar Hapids were guests Tuesday trout)ling him for several years.
Iof last week in the Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. Magee drove to Madison for
F. Colton home. hini on Sunday.
Your Holiday Celebration
Is Sure to Be a Success
if you have plenty of
HUTCHINSON'S
ICE CREAM
for kiddies and 9rownups
Of course you'll want plenty of ice crearh for your
July #th celebration, and you'll want it in Hutchln-
son's convenient dry ice packs which keep ice cream
in pedect condition for several hours.
Call your Hutchinson Ice Cream dealer or our o~ce
for a llst of the many delicious flavors available.
il CHICAGO
$4.00
Des Moines $2.80
Minneapolis $1.00
I)euver,
Ooio $i3.95
Detroit, Mlch 7.30
Davenport $1.30
L. l .#+,'+#++ I
FREEDOM from driving worri~ la
heavy holiday traffic.
FREE OOM from summer heat, hi
cool, air-conditioned buses.
FREEDOM to leave and retura
when you w{sh, thanks to fro.
quent, convenient schedules.
FREEDOM from unnecessary ex.
pense, because o~ low bus ~ares.
,~ v+ + :.~,1,+ +,e.~a,h,"
llexnll Drn~r. r. Dlol 2.~121
Liabon Bu~ De~ot
Den Cafe. Phone 52
Presented
atu
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ummer,
glnnln
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By the
under
Mount Vernon
direction
Municipal Band
Richard Fuller
The band Program for Saturday Evening, June 28
Is as Follows:
"Independentia"--~March R, B. Hall
"The 'Sky Pilot"-- Overture A. ~M. Laurens
"Washington Post"-~March J " P " S O U ~
"LuzernC'---Overture Brockton
"Gardes Du Corps"-~March R. B. HaU
"Regal Overture"--Overture Johnson
"A Night In Jime"---Serem~de K. L. King
"l,and Of Plenty"--March Barnhouse
"Princess of India"--Overture K. L. King
"Lauzy Massy"--Trombone Swear : 3ewell
"Gloria"--~Mareh F. H. Losey
Come to Mount Vernon on each Saturday evening and be the guest of
the Mount Vernon citizens and merchants and enjoy the music of an
outstanding municipal band.
The community is proud of the.local band which has won a number of
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prizes and has a reputation of playing the kind of music you like to hear
in the manner you like to hear it. The concerts are presented for your
entertainment and we want you to enjoy them to the utmost.
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This invitation is sponsored by the following business and pro-
fessional men:
ALBERTS CLEANERS
Cleaning and Pressing
BAUMAN & CO.
Clothing .Haberdashery
BLOOM'S BOOK STORE
Remington Portable Typewriters
JOHN B. BRYANT
Veterinarian
BURGE STANDARD SERVICE
Tires, Batteries, Greasing
IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER
COMPANY
JAYNES PHOTO SERVICE
Hugh Roberts, Prop.
Photo Finishing
JOHNSON HARDWARE
Plumbing and Heating
JOHNSON IMPLEMENT CO.
Allis Chalmers, New Idea
JOHNSTON'S
Furniture and Undertaking
JOSEPHINE'S GROCERY
Groceries and Fancy Meats
KALIBAN'S CASH GROCERY
Groceries and Meats
W. G. KRUCKENBERG. M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
LINCOLN-WAY GARAGE
Dodge and Plymouth Cars
M.M Power Farm Implements
MT. VERNON PRODUCE AND
LOCKER SYSTEM
Poultry, Eggs, Cream and Feed
MT. VF ,RNON VARIETY STORE
Chas. Nutt, Prop.
MOUNT VERNON BAKERY
Fresh Baked Goods Daily
F. J. PETERSON
Poultry, Eggs and Coal
PAYSON W. PETERSON,
hmuranee
E. C. PRALL, D.D.S.
Dentist
PRINGLE'S QUALITY STORE
Dry Goods and Groceries
Get Your Cold Drinks at
SCHMIDT'S TAVERN
The Coolest Tavern in Town
Busenbark & Peters, Props.
SHELL SERVICE STATION
Greasing A Specialty
SOUTH SIDE BARBER SHOP
Art Kudart
DR. BERTHA SWIM
Chiropractor
CHECKER ELECTRIC SUPPLY
P. F. Kohl, Manager
CITY MEAT MARKET
Home Killed Meats
COOPER MOTOR CO.
Ford and Mercury Sales and Service
DILLEY'S GROCERY
Quality Groceries
LITTS GROCERY
Clover Farm Store
S. N. MERRITT
Insurance Agency
MODERN BEAUTY SHOP
Mrs. Joe Fisher, Prop.
THE E. & H. CAFE
Just Good Food
TRAVIS CHEVROLET CO.
Genuine Alemite Greasing
VERNON BEAUTY SHOP
Mary V. Staab, Prop.
WEST END STANDARD STATION
A. Lindsley, Prop.
Candy, Pop, Ire Cream
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GILLILAND COAL CO.
Phone 6612 for Good Coal
GOUDY'S CAFE
Air-Conditioned
DICKEY RADIO SERVICE
RCA Sales Service
HEDGES LUMBER & COAL CO.
Lumber and Coal
MEREDITH'S REXALL DRUG
Your Community Druggist
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL
Room Transients A Specialty
MT. VERNON HAWKEYE-RECoRD
Job Printing
G. M. WILSON
Attorney
RALPH HEASTY
Your Druggist
HODGE'S RESTAURANT
Home Made Ice Cream
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