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La- I# s I ] Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blue will! Tom Wolfe of Kansas City, Mo.,~ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ross spent ~.A# ~J~r~n t~l~,,w*,~ I~l~#--el Mr. Vernon, la., Hawkeye-Reeor4
taYwillf0r ~.be vernon Loca |S Neor.,Spend visitingthe weekthe endzormer,sin Lincoln,brother brother,Spent a feWjohndaYwolfe•S last week with his Paul,the weekMmn., end visiting friends in St•L1 ,v,..ST PAuLV~"'V'LUTHERAN .............. CHURCH~ !andiL Thurs.,ThejuneLl~b°n27, 1957Herald laage*" J~
eta at Mrs. Dayton Niehaus, her son iEmory Blue• " Lucia Fordyce of Muscatine spent l Mrs. Helen Adrian and her two1 " South Fifth Avenue I~
~red and her daughter, Mrs. Tom [ Mrs. Maurice Martin and her sons, Sunday with her brother Jay For- sisters of Davenport spent Sunday Rev Ralnh Underwater
[[ansmeier of Cedar Falls, returned lPatrick and Steven of Atlantic ar- dyes, and his family• l in the Roy Nelson home. t Sunday'school, 9:45 a.m.- I Rites Held In Clarence
tunday afternoon from a few days'l rived Friday for a visit with her guest of Mrs. John Ballard, left ]evening to attend the Cheley Trail's ~ I
for rormer Keslaent
lightseeing in the Black Hills• J parents, the Frank Wolrabs• Mrs. Flora Buck who had been a i Ann McCutcheon left MondayI Worship service, 10:45 a.m• ¢, t- ~ .z .
Sunday to spend the summer with~End Camp for Girlsnear Estes FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ............... .-
b., ~~ ~ ~ ~t in A-ar S D | .... I J-as~ rotes zor wnnam rruDo~s,
her aaugn er g . . e-arK ~o;o. Hugh R Fouke Minister - ho resided in Mt Vernon for sev
I " "n The Dale Cook and Charles Sturtz I Sunday Worship at 10 a m Ser- Iw . : -
I~-,~1 J J ,~z.~ '~~~) I Margaret Blue has remamed ~ I .................... -~• ... ] eral years wlth his daughter, Mrs.
Columbus Ohio, forthe summer 11amilleS ann lvlrs, veraa rloy~ oi t~e- mon "w n a t A r e '~eli-~vluent_, ] .......................... r- .... li- H;rtzl~ w~r~ held at th~
' " ' " teach "dar Ra ids en'o ed a famil dinner Truths'°" Last service in MetnoaIst,
I where she m continuing on a- J P J. Y . Y ~ . , ' ...... I Chapman Funeral home in Clarence
ing assistantship in mathematics. . Tuesday evening ......... in the Stur~z cnurcn until /~ugus~. Tne congrega- ~t ~ *-n ............. rn .~t, rd=v J,,,,~ ~ wi~h tho
, ~ She is expected home about mid- home, honoring Mrs. Cook on her Lion will .worship at Pr.esbyteman trey. Edward J. Bowers, pastor of St.
August. birthday, i church during July in union servlc- I John's Evangelical and Reformed
----ltMemories_. To.Be ~~'~-~ John Yeisley called on his brother, ] Mrs. Sam GasCon and Dick and;es;~ ........ ]church, officiating• Interment was
Lawrence Yeisley of Mechanicsville, I Mrs. Lydia Rittler left Saturday forI ~. t=nurcn bcnool at•.v a.m.t.,eorge i in St. John's cemetery in Clarence.
ill Forever Chef,shed 1~ at the Veterans hospital in Iowaltheir home in Birmingham, Ala., ~rown, supL rtecepuon zor yr. a.nllI Mr. Frubois, 73, passed away
B City last Wednesday night• He has J after a visit of a couple weeks in the mrs. ~OUKe at lZ noon, coverea alsn I Thursday, June 20, at 2:15 p.m. at
been there for observation forthe Mr. Vernon area. En route they]ainner, iouowe~ oy mlormat pro-l the McGuire nursing home in Mt.
We dedica!e .ourselves to making funerals past three weeks• spent the week end with relatives gram sponsorell t)y tne womenS]Vernon where he had been brought
The B K Wickershams of Cedar Jar Wayland. i boc~ety., Au memoers ann zrienllSlabout a week earlier after a week's
I/ beautifully symbolic of all faiths. Falls were guests Saturday and Sun-] Lt. Col and Mrs William Thomas ot me cnurcn are welcome• confinement in St. Luke's hospital.
day in the Harold Plank home. TheJ and Sandra, Neal and Shelley arriv- -- I William Frubois was.born in I~.w-
Planks will go to Clear Lake Friday [ ed Tuesday by car for a visit in the TltE PRESRr]rERIAN CHURCH den Feb. 7, 1884, to Jonn ann ~:nza-
to bring home Jean and other local I parental Mrs. Burt Neal home here Karl E. Swanberg, Pastor I beth Heuser Frubois• in January,
JB DON AND DOROTHY BAXTER
girls from MYF camp. land the Mrs. Gerald Thomas home Thursday, Chancel choir practice 1909, he was married to Maria Has-
a,- --,~ ~-~ Emmett D~,er of I~ ] at Marion. Col. Thomas is co-pilot of at 7 p.m. The choir is to take part in I enbank, who passed away Jan. 23,
......... Baxter ,,,• r"or*uar" , ,,-,.~oL',-. ...... . ,~ ._ ~"|theColumbine President Eisenhow-l services through July Please get in l1925. He was a member of St.
lOO ~ l)aK. spent a couple oz nays ~ ,
_, "~.:." r,..~'Travis home last week / er's prone, touch with Mrs. Merle Kafer or Mrs. John's church in Clarence. He was
Mr. Vernon Dial 6171 Lisbon Dial 8-6171 t" mrs.t"=' yer.... ~s• Mr. ....... lravIs s niece, me'| Mr. ,,,u~"~ Mr~. o." W. M.~u,ch~^n]~,~ , ~, Willard Palmer if you wish to join. engaged in farmingr until his retire-
.................. t left b-* train Wednesda-, for Oak I Sunday Church school at 8:45 a. ment a numbs of years ago. About
aau mer oI me J.~t•ll'uvl~e~ u~] J ~ - ' . I .
. g .... ] Io,~ onn ~, rH,~,,~, ~a]i¢ They will m. and Worship at I0 a.m. Commun- eight years ago he moved to Mr.
Smrgxs, ~. ~JaK. | V~"i'~ ~-I'a~1 ~B"-W'~a:~b',r~n'a't Stanford ;Ion will be observed. Sermon: '"this I Vernon to make his home with his
Mrs Roger Lee Brietsprecher ar-I Ca~li*~ the Haro1~ ~)ees at LaJollalBreaking of Bread!" I daughter Mrs. Hirtzler, and aecom-
• • , • ' - " h
• _*~ *~L~...~" rived Thursday mght by plane from| and in the Gartsmann Gould home | Monday, July 1, Trustees' meeting, panIed her to Marmn when s e
Davidsville R I, for a two-week| at San Diego A trip is planned to!at 8 p.m. moved there two years ago to ac-
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.| Yosemite nar}t Union services in the Presbyter- cept a position with the Farmer's
Preferred By The LeRoy Hensel. Her husband is sta-/ .. .'-.." _ __ .. lian church during July. State Bank.
Cloned in Rhode Island with theJ. ~v~r..aria ~v~rs. ~onn rtavener re-I~ [ In addition to Mrs. Hirtzler, sur-
mrnea ~amruay zrom tnelr we(l
navy | ........... "i It, ILL HONOR PASTOR SUNDAY I vivors include two nieces, Mrs. Joe
lling trip ~o tne J.~aKe ~uperlor area Ev ns
i j H Whittaker submitted to sur.| ........... [ A family potluck dinner will be ]Micklewright and Mrs. R.C. a .1"
Most Particular t oo. .t ke's hosoital a week] o~__~_m~so~.. ~^~s^~avener m ~rejheld Sunday noon in the church}of Davenport and a step-sister, Mrs. his time of year you are thinking of
,,__, __ _.. Lu ...... i:_.. _t ..... ! xurmer ~-eggy x ucr,=,, ,u~, ~,,,u=,-lnarlors honoring Dr and Mrs Hugh/Louis Koch of Toronto. tiis wize, a
:ago ruesoay ann m get,.~ a,u.~ ~'~l ~arten teacher Her husband is an ~ - _ _ :" . " ~ . i ............. ,-_..- __.~
well a- can he ex-'-octed ! o . .~. • ....... I.*ouze, wno nave ~een remrnell to !aaugmer vmm ,v, arze e ru~,~,~, u.u weanng only cool coflons. The best way to
~-__~_ ..... ~" ^..:[ ...... n+| engineer wire me ~gnway r.,quzP-lthe local pastorate for another la sister, Mrs. Lena Endorf, prede-
The more ~icular you are about what you eat, the ~,-,~- ~,-vy ............ v-~ -I ment Co in Cellar tcanills, ...............
[4h=. ,,ra*~k and ~Jt~i~h h~r --nt Mrsl -' ¢ • i year. ur. donn ware Will welcome iceaseu ram.
~"~w'~o'*o~='n'~s ...........J Don Penn, teacher at Nevada the' the Foukes on behalf of the church ---*-----~---~ keep them cool, crisp and attractive is to use
~ger y~'il apprechl~ our really supedor food . . . first "'Lt." a;d~l~Irs "Alvin Pavik have]past-year' has been granger], a teach-land Mrs. George Penn will repre: Prail~ Orville Rennie'$
~oice among the mast diKriminafing e~ters-(~t at prices • . . :.:. ...... :l ing zellowsnip at iowa Staze college sent the Women's Society. Dr. Earl, ....
i movell xrom ~nington a~.ar ~ase act ............. F wor'- on hi mast r's ....... our "¢oN~n cleanu service.
that make sense to the vahm-minded. Houston Texas to Kessler Air Basel w,e~e ne w~ : . ~ s. e Copes will be in charge of the mu- uenver .ommumty WOrK
I . , . , ...... ! llegree in pnyslcs Lmve t'enn re- I sic All members are invited and I Orville Rennie former Cornell
at Biloxi, miss I~ I"aVlK wno was~ turned Monda-- from Ames where ' " •" ' '
• - " ~ E'1"lin-'on will take[ ~ , urged to be present, bringing the l alumni director, who is promotion
HOLIDAY HOUSE a.n .lnstruc,or a~ ~j__.. gt: ........ in~ | he had gone over the week end to usual picnic requirements, director for KOA, Denver, has been
[elgnt months oz ~pe, c~,,~ett .a., S lheln Don and his wi:e in movin,,, , .... ,__ ....._,_..~ r,;,..
• " ik ~" ° commenlleo Dy trie ~,~eg~z~ ~,v
] m electronics at Kessler. Mrs. Pav [ their household effects ~
............... r,~;~^lo/ • J AT CAMP HITAGA ! Opera Assn. for acting as chairman
Is a llaugnter oz me ,=~ur~= v,o,,o= o-I
............ i Mrs. Richard Smith and her chil- The Leo Kirkpatrieks took their of the ceremony marking the open- teL us remove the spots, rotors the drape
• . : . .. _ 1 aren spent ~aturaay at me nome of | daughter Linda and Nancy Meyer, I ing of the Opera Assn. box office in
Dial 8611 Jundion 30 and 261, Mr. Vernon ~wr anll Ivlrs winiam zmtza anti1 .........
IchlldrenOI west ~rancn werel ....... ,
" ...... nneth Sm kils Sat / ner parems, xne ~'. ~. Archibalds. l daughter of the Frank Meyers, to Denver. and newness. They'll not only be cool looking,
guests oz me ~e .... Y - -''I She is recuperating nicely from .Camp Hitaga Sunday for a week'sI Robert W. Selig of the Opera
--.-..-------~ |urday evening ~ar ~:~ulKa wno flas
• • • ' ~ sur=er- nerformed in St Luke's camping I Assn said "With great skill effic-
t~."~ ~ ----.,t~ ibisen ba~drdire~t°r a:eWeSt sBranci~l h~s~it,~l r%eently. The three Smith I ~- ]iency, showmanship and enthusi- they'll feel cooler.
~¢W~,~I~ ~ the'S tra emuslc de gartment of theP° ...~t rau~, children stayed with the Arehibalds , CLUIB MARTItAS ..... , osm you have given us a meaningful
• P • ~[while Chew mother was m the hos-i Club Marthas will meet FmdaYtand impressive ceremony... It ]s
schools. ] pital, t from I0 a.m. to 3 p.m. with Mrs. E. I our observation that you are an un-
~~ Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Hartzell re-l Mr and Mrs Hiram Pittman Mi- R Hoidahl to continue the quilt lusually well-qualified promotional
, ,.~, " turned Friday from Waterloo whereI chaei and Robert of Chica~o arriv-!making project for the pediatrics [expert, with great talent for pro-
• ~"~ ~~I~]11~ ~~ they attended the North Iowa con-led Wednesday to visit ~Irs' Pitt-lward at the State University hos-lduction and organization. Certain-
ference of the Methodist church.I man's narents, the H D Winsors IPital Volunteers may work any ly in the eyes of this community Try our new "cotton dean" service now
They report that Waterloo peopleI r,' t the eek" The," are time during those hours. Coffee you are winning a gold star good
were very accommodating in fur-I ~'~'~o-~ home from a visit witla Mr I will be furnished. Those who wish lcitizenship."
• th ........ Mrs and let us show you we meon business when
nishing transportation f r om e[ Pittman's narents in Omaha Nebr Ito remain during lunch hour are in- t Mr. Rennie says that he and .
~~I sessions h°tel t° the church in which the J Th'~'~ als° visited her° a wee~: °r s° [ viCed t° bring sack luncheS'were held.J ago~ - I ~ (Rennie are planning on returningfor Homecoming this fall. it comes to fime dry cleaning. ,
1 The John Yeisley car did a run-J ~rs A1 B~h~ook visited her I A~TTENDIN9 ~ ~AMP .. ~ ....
I ...... ~ot last Wodnesdav ni~htl "" ." ~. "%'; ~., ..... I beven girts from me ~a~. vernonI AT'rEND GRINNEIAh MI~I~'i:INU
..... granllson ~arreu r lsner m ~t , m t Clear inn Mutual In
l w'lalle l~s Yeisley was in ~he ho'tetJ ........... ". MYF are attending ca p a t Represen,ting the L"
~.uKes nospItal lwonaay wnere ne nd rs n on
I .....aliin- on her father John' ' . ........ iLake this week. The Rev. a M . surance Assn. at a re-insura ce c -
~ ~t~,t ~,/..ai~. ~.~,~-..* " annex c t; had been taken m tne night mr
/ ~ -. r..~,,. ~r The car whiela was ~ . .. ~William Barrick of Cornell are ivention at Grinnell the first of last
..,. -"-"-'~-'-'" ;~" B Ave S 'started to rollI an,emergency a ppenaectomy. ~lr. counsellors for the local group, week were Mr. and Mrs. George IN A RUSH?--We can give you 8-hour
' !°a~i:h~i~ngd:ah!t° ~rTn:t:°~r~o~n~ ~thef'~tchn~ew~e~mr'~si~sy~! ~n~i~~!i~~ De!!!Pus~of~fsMMa~a~i~t~yH~M~a:Gn~UnSn service on most al~ldes" when necessary.
~ ~"~A~" "'*~~ "~'~H~,?~"~'~~/~ !end of the car was damaged as well ' ,,,I Y ........ "' .J ...... ~---L-~-'-~
THICK oo ~+,,~ o-norete curbin~ Fourteen members of the l-leneKs 'route nome, to visit m me nome OI L.;/I.I~D eL,~J ....
........................ family gathered at the Lloyd Elli- Mrs. Wolfe's sister Mrs. Rollin Hol- The front end of.the rioya yoon
AND I ]son home on Sunday for dinner hon-I comb. A1 Morrissey droVesusanUP withDye, I Campbellcar and thecarmgmwereSlae OZdamagellme ~vlyrOnat
[-'f"~_ ..... ~-_ '* .... ~mmiillllllllll~[oring the Floyd Heneks' who are the other three girls,
/" ._.~..---'.v'-" -~'~l k~ |1|| ..... liJl/visiting from Hale Center, Texas. I Janis Glattly and Kathy Morris-t615 p.m. Wednesday when the.ears Sl [::)t r E CLEANERS
Illl~" ,,,= ,~,=o, Illl/and Ivan Heneks' of Mechanicsville, tand rainy at the lake when they Street ~. an.~ 19epo. t ~t e., ~ _
\ ~ ~F/f~ TIRED IIIIA|I &k~.~ I--&~.~,,& Illl/ Attending were the Willard Heneks'*,sey. They report that it was cold[colliaea.at me.m.~ersee~m~rO:t~IXu~t
/'/' / ~ , IIII 1111t Miss Alva Heneks of Lisbon and the left. i norm o~ me .uon rnppmn ?Sx~n~. Dial 5591 -- Free Pickup and Deliver,/
J OF IIll ~'I I1~.¢ ~1~ Illl Harvey Ellisons of Mount Vernon. The Harold Planks and Paul Cald- Coon was going west ° , . •
I llll • v• •~,~- v• • Illl ~ wells will drive up to get the girls and Campbell north on Seconct ~ve.
JJJJ JJJJ The John Steinocher family Of when camp closes on Saturday. !No one was injured. ~ • mm~
IT? JJJJ jjjj Solon were Sunday supper guests in i
II|| ...... ~- IIII the parental Harold Longerbeam
~tlr , ii|llnrrf~nl~l[~ Iiil[home. The Longerbeams, o t h e r tUG ~LUES
daughter and her family the Rich ....
IlllK£~.UKI$3 Illl ard Edwards' of Savanna, Ill, and II~ ~l IF IIII I~ ' II '~ I~
IIIII- - - IIII Mrs. Longerbeam's sister and broth- IP I i I II
change to G0ssard s new ~1111 . IIIIler-in-law, the Raymond Whites of ll~ Ill •• • I II lW
;1111 at IIll/Cedar Rapids were evening callers.
illl Illl[ Don Gray, a graduate studentl at
~ ~e~ I|||- • w |ll| ISC at Ames,was a dinner guest ...... :
girdle 11111 rl..,--.,,~-.I,,i~.,, IIIIIsaturday evening of Mrs. Stella .......
.|| nprnn _ |||, Klouda and Alvin. Alvin and Don |" ODOREX
IIIlll~V1 ~llVli ~l~IIll left Sunday morning from Rock Is- hill ~wl~l •
IIII IIII land. Ill.. for East Lansing. Mich., ~m~ IIIm
• --'" _.~ -,- n,~ - ] to attend the golden anniversary kA^4.1 ..,,,,,;.,, bUIIIU '" and try l Moth Crystals
IlJl I J|]meeting of the American Society of ,V,UH1. .......
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June 24, 25, and 26. m.uu. ..... I1EW ] 1 lb. size
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Mount Vernen, Iowa
Mrs. D. O. Pringle
Licensed Real Estate Broker
601 First Ave. So.
Phone 6891
When you have occasion to mail funds any-
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leigh and the Q $1 49
latter's sister, Mrs. Irene Noble. of uart . . • ••
Viola, Ill., were week end guests of
the Robert Leighs, and Mrs. John
Leigh of Aledo, Ill., was a guest of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Herbert
Leigh. The Jack Leighs of Lisbon
were additional supper guests Sat-
urday of the Robert Leighs and the
Clyde Whitings of Cedar Rapids
were additional dinner guests of
Mrs. Herbert Leigh Sunday•
The James Dyes, and Laurie, Dan-
ny and Sally, accompanied by Di-
ane Richardson, daughter of the
Dale Richardsons, went to Alcorn,
Wis., Saturday to the home of Mr.
Dye's mother, Mrs. E. H. Dye. Mr.
Dye attended the 30-year reunion
of his high school class at Lauder-
dale Saturday night and he and Mrs.
Dye and the two younger children
returned home Sunday• After spend-
ing a few days in Alcorn, Laurie and
Diane will go to Milwaukee for a
visit with Diane's aunt, Mrs. John
Broussard, before returning home!
by plane Monday evening.
COX FAMILY GUESTS
OF MRS. HERRING
Mr. and Mrs. William Cox and
children Carey, Pat, Tom and
Shawn of Pacific Palisades, Calif•,
came Friday evening to visit Mrs.
Cox's mother, Mrs. Marjorie Her-
ring. They were accompanied by
Iohn Lawfler, Mr. Cox's nephew,
and a Hungarian refugee, Kathleen
Horvath, who makes her home with
them. Mr. Cox, who operates an
auto parts store in Santa Monica,
returned home by plane and will
return to Mr. Vernon about the
middle of July. At that time the
Coxes will go on to visit Mrs. Cox's
brothers and their families, T/Sgt.
and Mrs. Harold Herring at Paris
Island, S.C., and the Donald Her-
rings at Decatur, Ga.
Mrs• Cox and her family and Mrs.
Herring went to Peoria, Ill., the
middle of this week for a visit with
Mrs. Herring's other daughter, Mrs.
James Coogan, and her family.
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Corn Under Price Support
Corn under government price
support in Linn county in 1956~
totaled 1,772,704•16 bushels on May
31 according to Gilbert Squires,
county ASC chairman•
Of the 1956 corn, 881,766 bushels
qualified for the $1.47 a bushel
rate for corn produced in compli-
ance with the production adjust-
ment program. The remainder of
the corn took the "non-compliance"
rate of $1.22 a bushel.
The program had 897 loans for
1,440,239.16 bushels and 169 pur-
chase agreements on 332,465 bushels.
Old corn in the county on reseal
or extended reseal totals 221,819
bushels.
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