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29, 1939
THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HA%VKEYE-RECORD AND T]TE LISBON HERALD
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SOCIALLY IN MOUNT VERNON
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at theh- cottage at the[
es. l Mrs. D. IT. Van Metre will enter-
L, tion tonight at a dinner party in
I(epler will entertain honor of tile birthday of Mrs. G. L.
~rd club on Thursday Hill of Lis'l)on. Covors will be laid
I for ton.
e, en ] The Past Nobl-~G;and¢ will meet
' ng, Mrs. R. A. I , ° ,~, ,
tined in her home in]with Miss Mae Yeisley wnursaay
C. E. F, aker hous~ afternoon, July 6, from 2:00 until
Ru,by ~Vade ' [ 4"00 ocloek.
For and Saturday
%getable Shortening, 3 pound tin .............. 53c
Folgc.rs, Regular or Drip, 2 pound tin 53c
Stuart, 1 pound tall Red ................ 23c
Kellogg's, 2 large pkgs ................ 19c
Baby Stuart, Unsweetened, 2 tins 22e
CK COLA bBeverage, 2 bottles .................... 5c
Baby Stuart, 2 tins and brush 35e
Tid Bit, Golden Bantam 2 tins 29c
Baby Stuart Tiny Whole, 2 tins 33c
gallon jar .................................. 32c
& CHEESE, Heinze, 2 tins .................. 25c
}ERS, Richelieu, heavy red, 3 pkgs ........ 10c
Atlas Mason, 2 dozen ............................ 39c
Richelieu Silver Thread, 2 No. 2 tins ........ 18c
Richelieu, Pimento Stuffed, large jar .... 29c
CHIPS. Stay Krisp, 2 large packages .... 35c
KLENZER 2 for 13c; Light H use 3 for 10c
Richelieu Concord grape, quart 32c
JUICE, Richelieu, 20-oz tins .................... 19c
We Close at 10 A. M. Tuesday, July 4th
Mount Vernon, Iowa Phone 132
Your Ice
$1.05 per gallon
Cup Cakes Free with each Quart of
Cream, Saturday, Sunday and July 4
This offer applies only to quart sales.
I AT OUR HOME MADE BREAD
257
John H. Yeisley, Prop.
Mount Vernon, Iowa
Mrs. Robert Bauman entertained The Friendship Club will meet
l as luncheon guests Tuesday several at the home of Mrs. Charles Ford,
out of town guests. Included were: Wednesday, July 5. Mrs. Fred Tur-
Mrs. Harold Near of Glasgow, ner and Mrs. Ben Neal will be the
I Mont., Mrs. Raymond Caffrey of assisting hostesses. A program will
',Kansas City, Mo•; Mrs. Howard be presented in the afternoon.
Fletcher of Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs.
A. A. hipster, Mrs. R. D. Ryan and The Linn and Franklin Corn
Mrs. H. S. Miller of Durant. Club and their families will meet
for a picnic. Tuesday, July 4, at
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Heller and the Mr. and Mrs. George Uthoff
Mrs. J. P. Hainen entertained at home. There will be a picnic din-
dinner at their home on Tuesday ner at noon.
evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Mackey and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Bair were
Miss Gladys Mackey of Aberdeen, honored on their first wedding an-
Wash., who were guests the first of niversary, at a dinner given Moo-
the week in the Elmer Burge home. day evening by Mrs. W. H. Crew,
Other guests included were Elmer mother of Mrs, hair. Guests pres-
Burge, J. R. Burge and Russell ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Hobart
Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Mackey and hair, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Bail Mrs.
daughter left Wednesday afternoon Ann Garrett, and Miss Mary Alice
for New York City to attend the' Crew.
worlds fair and planned to return
to their home via the southern
route and visit the fair in San Fran-
cisco, Calif.
Mrs. Jerry Walters entertained
her afternoon bridge club on Tues-
day afternoon. Invited guests were:
Mrs. Hazel Estes of Cedar Rapids,
Mrs. Ruth Avery and Mrs. Violet
Lodge. High score was received by
Mrs. Frank Young. Delicious re-
freshments were served by the host-
ess.
Miss Huby Wade entertained at
a supper party Sunday evening in
honor of her house guest, ~Mrs.
Ch.wles t,2. Baker of Lewis:town,
Montana.
:,lL'~s Iola Sayles and Miss Dor-
othy Baker of Jackson, ~Minn. and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Baker of
l,cai:Kown, Montana, were dinner
guests of rMiss Ruby Wade on Tues-
day evening.
Franklin Littell
Division No. 2 of the Ladies Aid
society of the Methodist church will Wed To Harriett
meet this evening at the home of
Miss Mac Fairbanks for a picnic Lewis At Great Falls
supper• Harriet l,ewis, daughter of Air.
The meeting place for the R.~& and Mrs. A. L. Lewis, of Great
N. Circle which was to have met Palls, Montana, and b'ranklin It.
in the home of Mrs. Ren Sivers, has Littell son of Prof. and Mrs. C. F.
been changed and will meet Friday Littell, of Mount Vernon, wereI
evening, June 30, in the Odd Fel- united in marriage on Thursday l
low hall• The husbands of the evening, June 15, at the Firsl
members will be guests at a picnic LMethodist church of Great Falls.
Rev. Cecil F. Ristow, an uncle of
the bride performed the double
ring ceremony.
The bride is a graduate of the
University of Denver, class of 1939,
having been an honor student, and
president of the Independent Worn-
Students. She has been for sev-
eral years, president of the Na-
tional Council of ,Methodist Youth,
of which the groom has been chair-
man of the conlmittee for social
action. He was graduated frmn
Cornell with the class of ! 937, with
TKA and Phi Beta Kappa honors.
He was a winner of the meu's Sen-
ate honor key, a member of the
Men's Senate, and a C man in
track. ~ince graduation he has
been, for two years, a graduate stu-
dent in Union Theological 'Semin-
ary in New York City.
supper.
The following group enjoyed a
picnic Wednesday evening at the
Wapsipinicon State Park at Ana-
mosa: Mr. and Mrs. Hobart hair,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fuller, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Lindsley, Miss
Louise Hang, and Miss Helen Bauer-
)ach.
The Junior Industrial society of
:he Presbyterian church will meet
Monday evening, July 3, at the
home of Mrs. Harold Ehle.
Dr. and Mrs. C• F. Littell have
invited the high school Epworth
League to their home on Sunday
'evening, July 2, at 6:15 o'clock,
for the regular league service.
The Home Social Club will meet The happy couple spent last l:ri-
at the home of Mrs. Merrill Burge day with his parents in ,Mount Ver-
next Thursday afternoon, July 6.non, and sailed on Wednesday from
Members of the West End Clan New York on the Aquitania for a
and their families will enjoy their wedding trip to Europe, where they
annual Fourth of July picnic in will represent the :Methodist
Ash Park next Tuesday. Picnic Church as delegates to the Uniting
Conference at Copenhagen, Den-
dinner at noon.
dy Kilowatt
unces Improved and
Fled Service Facilities
Mt. Vernon-lisbon Area
nstant efforts to provide you with the most
t service facilities as well as to keep today's
' lectricity dependable and always ready to
We feel that some changes in our service
t are to the best advantage of everyone in
unity. Effective at once, the following sor-
and recommendations will apply to the
and Lisbon Area:
Services Available from This
aha In the Mount Vernon-Lisbon Area, two men are available for electric
service work. In case of service interruption after office hours,
q~e Call :
Alvin Butler, Supervmor of the Mount Vernon-Lisbon Area . Phone 98W
or
rank Woolridge Lisbon Phone 3 or 90
iron Should your Electric service be interrupted due to burning out of
v; mrmer fuses, replacement will be made in either rural or urban areas
"umut charge to customers.
On service calls after hours, either in urban or rural areas, involving
ation of service in your home by replacing burned out fuses . . .
caused by defective appliances or otherwise.., a charge of $1.50
will be made. A minimum charge of 75c will be made on trips
minutes or less. Any new materials used will be billed along with
Service charge on the next succeeding electric service bill.
Now Available
ron Local Merchants
and Contractors
feel that all wiring,
materials and repair
for whlch we make
can be handled more
and to better ad-
by Mount Vernon and
merchants and con-
This part of our ser-
therefore, being dim-
Appliance Repair Service
Major appliances, such as ranges,
refrigerators, water heaters, washers,
ironers, etc., sold by this Company
which carry a service guarantee will
be serviced without charge in accord-
ance with the terms of the guarantee.
mark, and the World (?bristian
Youth conference at Amsterdanl,
Netherlands. Their trip will also
take tbent through 1`'rance, Switz-
erland, Germany, Belgium, 1`lug-
land, Scotland and Ireland.
They will return to New York in
August, and each will take work
in the Union Theological Seminary,
as well as doing part time work
with the Methodist Board of For-
eign Missions, at 150 5th Ave N. Y.
Their home will ,be in apartment
613, 99 Claremont Avenue.
MARGARET FUSSELL AND
RALPH OLDBERG TO 1VED
Announcement has been made
of the approaching marriage of
'Miss 'Margaret Fussell, daughter of
,Mr. aud 'Mrs. ~M. W. Fussell of Ce-
dar Rapids, former residents of
Mount Vernon, to Ralph Old'berg
of Chicago, Ill., on August 20. Both
Miss Fussell and Mr. Oldberg' are
Cornell alumni who are well known
in Mount Vernon• Miss Fussell
was graduated front Cornell in '36.
She was a member of the Delphi
social group and Phi Beta Kappa.
She taught in the schools of Hart-
wick one year and for the last two
years has taught in the Algona
schools.
:Mr. Oldberg was graduated from
Cornell, and is a chemist in the em-
ploy of the Universal Products
company in .Chicago, Ill. When in
Cornell he was a member of the
A.X.E. social group. Miss Fussell
has been honored at several part-
ies since the announcement of her
marriage was ntade.
Wiring materials we
purchasing from
ff the following mer-
s Johnson Hardware
,ranek Hardware in
t Vernon... Frank
ii! Radio Shop, F rink s
t)l g Shop and Hoeft and
l ardware Store in Lis-
' Wiring and repair work,
iggest that you call any
e following :
ipPle ..... Mount Vernon
Phone 155W
Westcott. Mount Vernon
J - Phone
Son Hdwe . Mt. Vernon
Phone 124
l aak Woolridge . Lisbon
Phone 2 or 90
} ank Woolridge. Mt. Vernon
Phone 4000
Southeast Franklin
Mrs. Wilton Gunn
Howard Stork Builds
New Hog House
Because of the highly specialized
training and tools required to do gen- Fourth of July Picnic
eral refrigerator repair work, it is
our policy to offer repair service only
on refrigerators sold by this Com-
pany.
church. Don't forget the fried
chicken and lemonade•
Howard Stork is erecting a new
hog house 24 ft. by 42 ft. in size.
The work is progressing rapidly and
at this writing, it is being shingled
under the direction of Varnholt
and Stabenow, carpenters.
A large feeding floor of cement
has been made in front, 36 ft. by
48 ft. Cement posts have been
made on this floor so a creep can
be made to feed little pigs.
The members of the Good Cheer
Club are requested not to forget
the July 4th picnic, rain or shine•
In case of rain it will be at the
Convenient New After-Hours Warren Carney of Lisbon has
Bill PayinB Service been spending the past week at the
home of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Lilts.
Frequently our customers find that Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stork and
because of their own working hours family spent Friday evening at the
and for other reasons, it is ineonven- home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Litts.
lent to come to the Mount Vernon The evening was spent making and
office during regular hours... 8 a.m. eating strawberry ice cream.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Light and
to 12 and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m .... to pay family were callers Saturday eve-
electric service bills. For your con- ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
venience we are providing a slot in Henry Wright in Mount Vernon.
the front door through which your Mr. and Mrs. Nell Gunn, Mr. and
Mrs. J. T Gunn of Mechanicsville
remittance may be dropped. A sup- were dinner guests Sunday at the
ply of envelopes is provided for use in home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Gunn.
sealing your bill and money. Your Mr. and Mrs, Willard Light, Dale
receipted bill will be mailed to you, and Doris, were dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
showing the full amount of cash re-
:ceived. If you do not have the exact
change, any amount paid in excess of
your bill will be credited to your next
month's bill or may be called for at
our office.
IOWA [-L[CTfllC LlgflTAND POW[-fl COMPANY
Novak Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Stork had as her guests
for Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs
Howard Stork and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alexander and
Win. Brown were callers Sunday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilton Gunn.
A large number of'peopIe from
this community attended the funeral
for Mr. and Mrs. Hoover on Mon-
day afternoon•
Mrs. Carmen Albright, Susan and
David, Mrs. Jennie Litts and Mrs.
Lena Kohl were guests Tuesday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Litts.
IOWA OWNED
Happy Birthlaz .....
Washington Relatives Visited
Elmer IBurge Here I,ast Week
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Mackey
and daughter, ,3,liss (lladys Macl,:ey
of Aberdeen, \Vtash., arrived last
Thursday aud visited until \Vednes-
day ill tile Ehner Hurgc Imme and
with other friends and relatives.
They arc ou :In extended trip. They
expected to stop ill ('hicago, Ill.,
Itnd at several places ill ()hie, and
then on to New York to attend the
\Vorh]'s fah'. I,'rmn Chicago tbey
)binned to follow a southern route
home lind stop ill Sau l#rant'isco
for the Fair in that city.
lOor n/any years ~lr. 'Mackey was
salesnlan for the (,all'he Woolen
Mills but now lie operates a busi-
ness of his own, l{uown as the
Mar'key Garment comp,any, in
Aberdeen. Miss M'I('h(w ]ILls
;taught for three years Ill the eon-
solidated schuol at ()costa, but will
I)c a member of the school faculty
il1 Abcrdeou next year. Mr. and
.Mrs. Maekey's other daughter, l~ois,
is married and is now Mrs. EIo
Sale, and lives at 1102 East 2nd
street, in Aherdeen. She has a
position as bookReeper with the
Sallle firln with whh'h her hnsbaud
Is associated.
POPITI,AI{ C()I'I'i,F, ~VEi) AT
CHI:IICH ClqlHqMONY SUNDAY
The following cl ppinv," was tql~-
en from the Wray, Ctllorado, paper
concerning a. wedding of local in-
terest, The bride is tile daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Chu'en('e Rmnbh~
and attended the gTade school in
Mouul Vernou.
On Sunday afternoon, June l I at
2:'10 o'clock, Miss I{lllh Anna l{UlU-
[de, daughter of ,~ll'. and Mrs. Clar-
ence t~.umhle of Mount Vernon,
Iowa, qml (~corgo t{obertson Short,
uou of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Short
of this ('it)" were united in nlar-
riage. The (fillet, but inll)rcssive,
eeremon,v look place at the Meth-
odist church which was decorated
for the occasion with pahns, ferns
an(1 hasl¢ots of po(}nies. The dou-
ble ring ceI'cuIouy /yes l)erforlned
by Rev. William Brown.
The entry was ulado Its ,,\{rS• lqarl
M. Hedriek played M endelsohn's
"Wedding March" and continued
pl~ying soft illusic (luring the sat'-
vice. All itlmninated cross served
as "t lovely spirituql background.
Tile ,bride was gowued in all (.n-
senlhle of dusty Dinl< 'with l)lacl¢
accessories, and wore "L corsage of
gardenias autl sweetheart roses.
For her traveling she chose a suit
of navy I)hle with accents of white,
~Irs. Pflul l{uss(.]l, sister of tile
bride, was nlatPon of honor. She
wore (telphiniun/ hlue and cycla-
men with a corsage of tea roses
and bachelor Imttons.
'The 1)t'idcgroonl "was all ended
by Mr. Short's cousin, Chn'enee Mc-
Neil. 1Tshcrs were l),aynlond ~Short
and Palll Ilusse]l. On y ch-)so rc-
lalives and ('lost. friends attended
the wed(lin~T, whi('h was followed
}ty a r('(*oplion :it the new hon/e of
the hride an(l hridegroonl in the
500 block on b]ulorsoo street.
Mrs. Short is a graduate of Colo-
rado State college at Vort (~ollins
and :1 ltloBibor of I)plta I)elta [)ella
sororily, b'or lhe past year and a
half s]le has Ill,on holllC dcu/on-
straIion agout for Yulua county
Mr. Shorl is a graduate of the
local hiKb school and has lived in
tbis city most of his life where he
is ~ell ](nown, li'Of the past few
years he has hecn in the ~ lnph)v
of the COllllty {lnd lUCre recently
has been asso('iat(!d with the counly
welfare departu/ent where hc is a.
case w()rker.
Guesls c/t the wedding were Mr.
and M, rs. A. V. Short, Miss Barbara
Short, ]{ayulond Short, l{etty Short
of l)ellver, \Vi]]ialu Tilll pte, ,Mr.
REA Demonstration
Will Be Held At
Marion Next Week
Plans for a two day (>Io~Iric:ll ,'x
position ill conne(,tion with 1lie al]-
nual meeting of the 1.tun County
t{urql l,,'h'('lric ('cop. Associalion
for 3uly l 1 "H~d l 2 had been an-
neunced by tho P;oard of Ilire('h)rs
tit' tbc (~o()perative.
The annual hasin~,ss nleeting \,,'ill
he held on Tuesday, July l I, start-
ing at 9 a.m., when the 475 mcnl-
hers of the Cooperalive will hear
the reports of officials and enl-
ployees and will elect 7 dire'tors.
The afterIlooo aud eveuing' pl'o-
g'rauls OU "l~uesday au(t ~Vedncsthly,
J uly I l and l 2 will hc 1)reseuled
by H.Iq.A• and lowa State Collo;t('
ExteIlsion Specialists tin t lit! IIS('
of tile electricp_l equipment wilh
uulnerous deutonstr:llions s('hodul-
cd. Door prizes of useful electrical
equiplnent will be presented. Deal-
ers ttnd distributors of eloctrical
equipment will cooperate witil an
extensive display of the latest types
of e(luipmenl suitable for farm us(~
on ILE.A. lines.
The exhibits will be beld in a
large tenl to /)o ere('tc(t in fl'()l/l
of the City IIall on 1 lth ,~trcet ill
Marion and all t)rotframs will l)e
held in the 'M:i:'ion High S('hool
Auditorium. The Mariou (:ham-
la?r of (~O lit Inel'('e is cooperating
with the R.E.A. organization in
staging the 2 day show. Among
the speakers will be Mr. Lee IAoyd,
lqlectrical 1`]xlensiou Specia.list, and
Miss I,ouisa Ma]uer, 1tome Equil)-
ment Specialist of the ILE.A. at
\Vashington, and Mr. Harohl ]-h,al-
ty, Extension Agricultural I- ~ .
congratulations. F;oo k lets e outaining ttc c lu bp r o- ~~" ~~
granl for the erlsuing year
Coon Creek I distributed to tbe nlembers l,y tit('!
" s Jak Ciha : president.
ivlr C I
• ' l,('causc next Tuesday is tbe I I
Mr and Mrs-,~ohn l iuht and/1,'ourth of July, a legal l',oliday, I Save on the,~e Otltin~ and slay-at-home f,mds! The I
family "were Sunday dil~ner guests lthe club will not meet next week. I independently owned Clover Farm Stores celebrate I
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thee- - ................ [I wilh sensational bargains in true Clover Farm quality I
dore Light Sevcral Mount Veruou r,,!;idenl~, I o'roceries II
Mr. and" Mrs. Claire Stout at-iwho are on extensive s,,mmv,' vaII " '" /
tended the funeral services of John I caliou trips have relll~qnbered lhoso n ___ _ , --- -.,~,~m~m
he nf .~ n M nd'y ' g less fortunate with cards which is1=--7-"~7-~7~- -~---~-~~~
Sta.A .... olo...._o....a mornmo. / ' " ' " ......
Mr Stable was an uncle of Mrs ;tlpreciatcd. Mrs. ].aur:t ttoffnlan]
Stout " who is visiting relalives and si~d(t | ,atl-'h and Relax At
Mai~v families from this commun- I seeing on th,~ west coast sonl oar,ls [
• " " • " " fronl ['oahler l)',nt lb. ("l|'tlin'l ~
ity attendedthe funeral servwes ....... [ ~ ~lTilITilT|O~)
for Mr and Mrs Clyde tIooverat lslauds and f,'on, Mexico saying sheI VV,| WINI IbI
Lisbon Monday afternoon. ~as enjoying lhe sights gre:ltly, A { *,~.~a
• " s n an (.'(rd from Mrs I F Bi--,or who
M~. and Mls. Gffford Hame d ........... ,,, ......... . ........... r.
family of near Morley were Sun- wiih l)r Bigger, Alive ~larie and 'IllllrS(lllV ,'In(| Prl(lav r, venlngs, ,l|inc ,*;t anti au, a[ ~:la
day guests at the parental Glenn
Kamberling home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ciha and fam-
ily spent Sunday afternoon in Ce-
dar Rapids.
Good Cheer Club members and
friends please note: In case of rain
on July 4th, the picnic will be held
at the Coon Creek church instead
of the Dickey pasture•
Mrs. Carl Lowe, Shirley and Jan-
ice and Mrs. Lizzie Walrob visit-
ed at the Jack Ciha home Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Lizzie Brown and Alice
Brown of Tipton visited on Sunday
at the C. C. Kerslake home.
!.ois are Iravcling through tile east
iUfOFUlS US they have 1)con oujoyill~?
:l lovely trip lhrough easlcru Mas-
!:~t('h usetts, Maine, Verluont, an(1
New Hampshire. Tbe.v also visited,
the worlds fair in New York andi
visited Boston. They pl;in to reach
home the last of this week. Missi
Alice ,Marie will ~top al Ca]up ]
,qaugantucl(, Mich., to remain Ill(,~ii
rest of the suntnler.
3,1rs. }P. I). Merritt who has spent
several months in the home of hcF
son ])OU Merritt, in San 1,'ranciscn,
Calif., has writteu she intend~ to
return to her home ill ~Mount Vcr- !l
non, the first part of July.
t
and Saturday Aflernoon, Joly l, at 2:,']0
"You Can't Take It With
S:llilrd ly . ~v(ning, July l, al 8:15
mmer
In I,;l{le Theatre, Armslrong ttall
Mo.n| Vernon, Iowa