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Jllly 8, 1941 ~ MOUNT, VERNON, IOWA, HAVtrKEYE-RE(X)RD AND THE LISBON HFARAIA) ]Paine rJflhtl~o
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~-~ Mrs E I{eid, of Cedar Rapids C.W. West of Ehlora was a week : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : = = : : : : : MT. VERNON CI]~ftCH NOTI~ Mrs. Sherrill Baker returned to The South Seas
~ ~, ~ ~ ~ a,~ w,Llm~#~ffi, lwill be a Thursday guest In the/end visitor in the home of his rp, ][:~ ~'~r] I,|Ir 1" ~, o we, Iher home one day last week; she When Balboa discovered the 1~.
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~[~|| ~'~|N~| L home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stone- imother, Mrs. Ely Worst. xv ~.~ vv ~u ~ aaj ~.~ ~. "~'~.'~'.'~'* I ann net nusoana spent ~unaay m elflc ocean he called it the South
~11/~ |~ll-rJUJ '. king. Mr and Mrs Farl Simpson and "God" will be the suojec~ of the]the Leo ln~mmes nome. ~ 'Ph~ nam~ radii ~b, ks A t~
' " :-" - : :" :; ' ' n "~ " "-"--" Lesson Sermon in all Churches of/ Arouna ~o cnarivariers cases in
~;~ZMrs-- Mrs. Charles Hartung left Tues-son zxlena,-o el wavemy cases "~hrio+o~ ~.~ ~.~-,~-+~t ~,"" ~,~,~"-n ", ---,J"lv a ,hP fnll nwi ~ homeSno Thursday eve- southern part of it, ,on being
d'ty for a visit in the home of tier Mount Vernon fmenas ~unaay. ' ' J ~ ~. ~,v;^~. ~+ ~roddv ~untz nlnralMaRellan called it the Pc,
Mrs Mildred Hunt and daugh- son l)r. Maurice lIartung and faro- Junior Brace spent the week end 'The Golden Text is from Isaiah I ~,~',~'+ "c"~n~u~-a'~y~'~' :2"y '- ' :, "" ~
a family reunion tel" Jean Hunt left last week for ily in Evanston, Ill. visiting in the home of his uncle 43:3, "I am the Lord thy God, the ,~.es~er A a-,~ ,van ~-mmeL ~m~ ,cg~u, ~au~ ae *,u~ **
on Sunday. a two weeks vacation visit in Chi-
Mrs. Toni Janos of (?e- cage. lll Nashville, Tenn and the
Were Sunday visitors in Snokey Mountains.
a31d iMrs. Rollin 5{innicl,: ~Ii'. and ,~]FS ]}lilies McCuteheon
; annollDOo the arrival at their honle
Daubenulie. sp nI the 'of a hal)y ~zh'l, who was born on
last week visiting her May 4ih. The young lady has been
Mrs. lerances l)aut)- na)u(,d Ann Eliza.beth.
Lisbon. Miss Naula l~lthe, head of the
is spending a few Art d(,partulent at Cornell college,
the home of his mother,left last Friday, for St. Louis, Me
and sister, Miss ] where, she was to join a group of
i /trtisls for a trip to Mexico. for
: 'Mrs. Nell Hoover of ('e- :about a month of painting and sight
dinner guests Moil- s--'ing.
in the home of Mr. and i Sunday dinner guests ill the Mr.
/lol'. and Mrs. A. 1~. Stoneking heine
who assisted in the
barber shop for sew, ral
working for Wilson
In Cedar I~at)i(ts oil
Mrs. Jolln Gaston and
Cedar Rapids were
ening visitors in the
Gaston's parents, Mr.
Gaston.
struck a large elm
rear of the lot at the
F F. Nation and Ar-
heine oil Sunday
sPlit lhe tree right in
Hanson of Cedar
is recuperating from
illness at the Mr. and
Gaines heine is slow-
She is still eonfin-
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DRUG STORE
were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Caldwell,
of Iowa City; Mr. :md Mrs. Ralph
lCrank, anti fanlily of 'Springville,
and l)onahl Stoneking, of (~edar
t~.al)ids.
Nil'. and Mrs. lAoyd MeCutcheon
;tll(l son ,lalllf*s of Sibley, were vis-
itors ill the home of Mr. MeCutah-
cpu's nlother, Mrs. IAoyd McCutch-
(,on, and the James Mc~2utcheon
heine the last of last week, return-
ing to Sitdey on Sunday.
Kellogg Hunt, of Toledo, Ohio, is
enrolled in the summer session at
!the State ['niversity of Iowa at Iowa
City, and was a recent visitor in
the home of his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. l,:. G. tiunt. Mr. Hunt is a
nlember of the faculty at the Uni-
versity of Toledo.
Earl Mathison in renewing his
subscrilHion to tile Hawkeye-Re-
('or(l, asks us to change his address
from Anaheinl to l)omona, Calif.
il He says everything is fine with
I him "rod the farnily. Mr. Mathison
iS i'csident nlanager lit Ponlona for
[,ester & Co security firm hand-
ling governulent, municipal and
corporation securities who are
n~enl/)ers of the Los Angeles Stock
Exchange.
Moro than 6 million Frigldalrss
sold
6-9/10 cu. ft.
*-, $700
per month
features
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Sliding Hydrator 1941
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P. F. Kohl, Mt. Vernon Phone 4212
Mrs. M. M. White who was a
guest iu the Ilonle of 'Miss Effie
l,:e,'dick for several v.'eeks left for
her honle in ('hicago, II1 on Moil-
[ day.
Mr. and Mrs. l)eLaney Butler and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Secrist of
Viola, called Sunday evening in the
Mrs. Effi(. Butler and Frank Gage
holncs.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Terbo~s
and chihlren, Kay and David of
Gowanda, N. Y. are guests this
week in the home of I)r. and Mrs.
J. B. Bryant.
Claude Hagea spent 1,'riday and
Friday night visiting in the home
his aunt, Mrs. Anu Itemphill and
with his hrother Alva LeGrand and
family in North IAberty.
Dr. "utd Mrs. Nicholas Knight
and son l)onald Knight left Satur-
day to spend the renlainder of the
sumnler at their home on Sylvan
Beach, New York. They plan to
return holne the lirst part of Sep-
tom bet.
,Mrs. Gladys Butler moved on
Monday from the Hub'bard apart-
ments to the Frank Gage home. Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Butler moved on
Monday to Cedar Rapids, where
Mrs. Butler is enlployed in "i de-
partment store.
Mr. and Mrs. Lcster Coleman,
of Laurel, ,Miss are expected
guests Saturday at the home of Mr.
Coleman's mother, Mrs. Jessie Cole-
man. Mrs. Richard Baker of New
York City is also a guest in the
honle of her mother, Mrs. Coleman.
Miss Elizabeth Bryant left Sun-
day for New York City to enroll
in Teacher's college, at Columbia
University for study toward her
I master's degree in inusie education.
I She will study piano with a very
!famous teacher, Carlos Buhler, and
will present a piano recital as an
examination ])of ore tile faculty of
Teachers college at Columbia.
While in New York she will stay
at Int(rnational House.
Mr. and ~Mrs. Frank Young and
family arrived home last Thursday
morning from an interesting motor
trip thru the south. They visited
relatives in El l eno and Oklahoma
City, Okla and visited the Carl~bad
Caverns iu New Mexico, El Paso,
Texas. and crossed into Mexico
where they spent a day. The return
holne was made by way of Colo-
rado. They traveled 3400 miles
without any car trouble or a flat
tire. One day they saw three ear
accidents, in one a little boy was
killed. They saw a total of seven
accidents, on the entire trip. Mr.
i Young, said he drove with Iris
fingers crossed. Nights were spent
in cabins which were very modern
and in some instances they were
able to buy their meals at the ca-
bins.
THE PRICE OF
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Liberty is never a ~ee ~:~o amF
It has to be bought and paid ~.
"'LasLa]lme~' mu~ be m~ w~ia da~ o~
possession will be lost.
The United Stat made
l~Tmen ' on Li]~r[y and
July 4th, 1776. It met
allment " ia 1812, in 1 1-5, and 1917.
Americans have never yet "degaulkd
when courage and sacrifice wo~ part
of the price demanded. Nor shall
fail to meet the obligation oon:[ronUng
us today---to make America ~l~ong, tO
keep America ~ee.
J~ July Fourth is a legal holiday. No busineu 1[
~. will be transacted by this bank on that day. ~[
IMSISS OF TH0 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
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and
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In the air-cooled Little Theatre, Armstrong Hall,
Mount Vernon
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and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Seott in
Cedar Rapids.
Naney IIamllton, of Maquoketa
is spending this week in tile lmme
of tier grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. 1 Babcock.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Felsmau
were dinner guests Sunday in the
hon/e of Mrs. Felsnlan's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Peet.
Nancy I,ou Ink is spending a few
days in the home of her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. IALurance tlayes
and family in Des Moines.
"Miss ,Martha Jane Rogers who
is working at Camp Gray, near
Sagatauk, Mich is enjoying her
work. Peggy Herring is at the !
same camp.
l,owell Boyer, who is employed in
the Shell Loading plant at Burling-
ton, spent the week end in the
borne of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Boyer.
Thursday and Friday guests last
week in the home of Prof and Mrs.
1,'. M. MeOaw were, Mrs. Suzanne
Pfaendier, and her niece Miss John-
son of Chic~tgo, Ill.
,Mrs. G. E. Bartholomew and
daughter ,Mrs. Helen Schroeder
spent two days last week as guests
of Mrs. Bessie Jenkins and Miss
Grace Negus in Reinbeck.
Mrs. Emma Woods had as her
guests Friday afternoon, Mrs. Marie
Reif, and Mrs. E,mil Serovy and
children of Cedar Rapids, and Mrs.
Carl Sedlacek of Ottumwa.
Mrs. Josephine Ehle and chil-
dren, Joyee and Bobby, and Mar-
vin Turner were Sunday visitors in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Christensen at West Branch.
Mrs. Hester Travls returned
honle Monday front Camp Delhi,
where she accompanied her son
Willard~ Travis and family of Ce-
dar Rttpids, for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Caraway
called Sunday on 'Mr. Caraway's
brother, Jim Caraway, of Mon-
mouth who is confined to a hospiial
in Maquoketa, with nlalta fever.
Prof. and Mrs. F. M. 'McGaw re-
turned honle last Thursday from
Denver, Colo where Prof. McGaw
attended the Rotary convention.
They met several former Cornel-
liens.
l)r. Robert Lott and l)r. l~Xtith
Lott of Carroll were visitors Sun-
day in the home of Dr. Lott's moth-
er, Mrs. Catherine Lott and in the
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stockton honte,
parents of l)r. Edith Lott.
Mrs. Roy Heady, who is confined
to St. Lukes hospital in Cedar Rap-
ids, where she submitted to an op-
eration two weeks ago, is improv-
ing and hopes to be able to come
home the last of this week.
Miss Irene Slpple who wets grad-
uated from the Mount Vernon high
school this year went to Cedar Falls
on Sunday where she will be em-
ployed. She will euroll in Iowa
State Teachers college in the fall.
Mrs. John Allyn, of Waterloo, is
a house guest of Rev. and *Mrs. J.
B. Eyestone, for a visit with her
sell and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Vanes Allyn, who are spend-
ing the SUUluler in Mount Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaine, and
Mr. and ~Mrs. John Neff attended
a meeting of the IAnn county Rural
i~etter Carriers at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Tiison Petro, west of Ce-
dar tgapi(ls last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Belle Thonlpson left Sun-
(lay with a group of delegates front
Cedar Rapids to attend the Town-
send National convention, in Buf-
falo, New York. The trip to Buf-
falo was made via (?hieago, l)etroit
and into Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaine motor-
e(l to Sterling, Ill last Tuesday and
spent the (lay in the home of Mrs.
Biaine's brother, Guy Edlyn. Mrs.
Blanche Edlyn who was a visitor
for two weeks in the Blaine honle
returned honle with thenl.
Mrs. Effie Butler, Mrs. R. G.
Hart, Mrs. Frank ~agc, l)orothy
Gage and Mrs. Maxine Price of
Mariou and Mrs. Florence Bridges,
of Cedar i{api