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Mt. Vernon. In llawkeye-Record I Schoff cf Cedar Rapids A vocal v
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trod The Lisbon Herald R solo by Manlyn Ye]sley,accom-~
Thurs, July 5, 1951 ~'oge o pasted by Mrs. Feuerbach at the{
organ, closed a fine program i
i Mi~s~ Leta McShane presented ['
M th ght corsages to the eldest mother pres
o er-Dau er !ant, Mrs Evelyn Perkins, the t
Program Is Held,youngest mother present, Mrs.[
!Charles Bebber and the motherI
having the most daughters present,
SPRINGVILLE -- Friday evening l~rs. Ralph Pedersem Those cam-
at the Presbyterian church, the is-!ing the farthest. Mrs. J. V. Smith{
sionary Circle entertained invited i and Mrs. T. B~ Anderson, both from i
guests at a Mother-Daughter pro-~ California. and to two visitors on
gram. The program was opened by program. Mrs. Schoff and Miss Paul !
organ music by Mrs Jean Feuer- After the program the company!
bach and devotionals by Mrs. Eva lwas invited to the dining roomI
Stearns, the eldest charter member where ice cream, cake and grapeI
The address of welcome, b~" the!punch were served by two former!
Circle president, Mrs All>err voJ- ! members of the Circle at the serv- i
lock was responded to by Eleanor ing table, Mrs. T B. Anderson and
Luse. Two vocal solos by Mareta Mrs. Dolph Van Sickle of Mt. Ver- i
Pederson, accompanied by her sis-~non.
ter, Twila, were followed by a few i
readings by Miss Margaret Paul of'BE-SHARP 4-~I CLLI~
Marion. Little Sherry French en-i The Be-Sharp 4-H club met with
tertained with her accordion and an i their leader, Mrs. Orville Cox Man- 1
informal address was given by Mrs i day for a special meeting to refin- i
O
Do you live on this farm? If you do, come to thls office and claim an 8x10 inch enlargement
of this picture without cost. Watch this space each week for an aerial picture of a farm in the Mt.
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i Vernon-LIsbon community. The picture in the June 28th issue has been identified as the Russell
Bair farm southeast of Mt. Vernon.
Russell Bair Farm
i Pictured Last Week
The Russell Bair farm, a mile
southeast of ~,lt. Vernon. was pic-
tured last week. Mrs. Ed Starry.
Mr. Bair's sister, was 1he first to
identify it for the Hawkeye. "That
used to be the home farm, ' she
said.
Mr. Bair s and Mrs. Starry's par-
ents, the W. H. Bairs. bought the
farm from Ira Barnes in 1912 and
moved there with their family from
Ladora. Russell bought the farm
from his father in 1932. His brother
Carl had farmed it for 10 years
The Russell Bairs were married in
1925 and farmed the Frank Watson
place for two years and then the
present Charles Sankot place for
two years before they moved to
the present farm.
About 65 acres of the 95 in the
farm are crop ground and the rest
is permanent and timber pasture.
There are around 25 acres of corn
22 of hay and 12 of oats.
Mr. Bair has around 25 head of
cattle which are a Brown Swiss
and Shorthorn cross, which can be
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milked or fed out. He is milking
i~h old picture frames. Doris Hiner ~ The Joe Shulistas entertained at eight cows and sells the cream to
We hove 5 new 34 foot trader umts for haul,ng I,ve J the Ltsbon Creamer s
" ! . " gave a report of the 4-H convention So on Sunday dinner at the Amanas in " Y. . ORDER YOUR WINTER S SUPPLY NOW
stock'from Mt. Vernon one Marrelle ro ~,nacago. mane at Ames We will have an all day ~ Am~Zeller [honor of their weddimz anniversary There are 75 pigs on the zarm ~ ~ r
r T
~1.~ me tino at Doris Hiner's Thursday land Mr Shulista* birthda, O-ue~ts whmh were farrowed m the late ana De SU e o seating sail TaCTiCS.
~'~ July 5~with a covered dish dinner: SOCIETY WILL MEET were the Milo Krob famil;'th~e Le- spring. Thirty-five pigs were sold
' ' in April The spring pigs are from l
Mrs. Eugene Heald is new assistant The Altar and Rosary Society of{Roy Scanlans and Danny, and the
vuroe sows wmen were crossea
I~lk. M IAJ--be,fl: Pk^n~ /J;/,1 M~rtsJJ leader I St Mary's church will meet Thurs- ]Joe Shulista family. Marilyn Krob
Mrs Floyd Brown spent the past day afternoon July 12 Cards will spent the week endat the Roy[ : ~.
.avH.J dw,~,~ v, r v,-~ v~v. e -------~'---- " wltn ~potzea ~'olana boar ~vir
~ " ' " Balr nas usea uuroe sows or a gooa [
1 I ~^n Produce week w~th her parents: Mr. and{be played after the meeting and Scanlan home with Jean Shulista. J man ears ~ a ~.
Mt. Vernon Phone 581 Mrs. harry ~ales az .marion. lunch served. Hostesses are Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mllver Kohout have Y y "- ;~e - ~ ~'- --
Mr and Mrs. Chris Pedersen and|L. L. Randall, ms. Ralph Chansky, named their son, Paul Joseph. He -- ~ . ~r-a~ VAI~.~ ~lP"~.f'~J~~ |I~IF~III~ |~}~TI~|
Stanley and Mrs. Jens Pedersen IV rs. John Thuerauf, Mrs. Frank was born at Mercy hospital, Iowa{ .4~DDey ,reek I IiiII II ,lq " -
visited relatives at Lansing, Mich jSteinbrech, Mrs. Fred Patton and]City, Thursday, June 28 and weigh-I Mrs. Wilton Gm ] II lJtIB[||k'llL'|=l~'~k'l~Ik,1;|||llll|J |~ [~
last week. [Mrs. James Ham. J ed 8 pounds, one ounce. ] ] IIg ~II
r n v ~ooa ~UCK socmi cmo wm meet
--- Hugh Yeisley returned Thursday The Rosary for peace is recited at [ Mrs. Ma y Con elly and Cal in J
I from visiting relatives in Des ! 7 p.m. at St. Mary s church, Solon lot Marshall, Mich are visiting rela- ] Thursoay. gray 12 wRh Mrs. Wilton I LISDOn MarteJJ
iv h r a f w ~unn tvlrs games t.~unn a~sl~tlng
: " IOWA i[j}I] Moines and friendSandatfriendsCOrning. He, [ Onivirs.Saturday and at 8 p.m. at ,Sts'[[[[ t' es e e ~,robatee dayS.worK i[ -- " ' .-,v. n ~ a n v "ms ~ If ~~~~~ :~ m -- - mmm~
I reported the crop outlook there lPeter and Paul's church on Tues-[ A pre-nuptial shower was given[n ~s,~ess' . . ]
I A DMgD~I c~u~ht ine ne]gnoornooa nay oaung op
yleSs favorable than m Lmnlday. ~ ]~tayS~ eMnary'sfauM~s :i~Imri~yed~.ieus" eration started on Friday after[ Adverhse or Be Forgoffen. ~oo
v :Stand
runlwlrn lm ",~AUXILI~RY P.~RI~Jg ~-r ~ "- 1 " - -t "~noon at Merrill Hoffmans If we[ ~~ Shell
~I~e ~ re, orlae-eeet o~ ~g Ma~mew
MUSIC STUDENTS CAN ENROLL Annual American Legion Auxil-[~o~. w,~, ~erm,~ T. would get 10 days of race weather ~a ~ ~a mm i == ~ " I Iowa
t . ~. . sion
With summer band school nearly liary party was g*ven Monday eve-{Savers, Maurice Heinsius, Joe Hay-I]t would see a lot of hay balingI "],~J~ll~l~fA IlIBI~ll~l~ ~lB~D~lI~ ZTAT
Pine
I PA~ qPB II~ I~ IPIPqP i~ll~lll'~imblllkI~ half over, much progress has been I ning, June 25. Winners at cards {den and Robert Reyhons. ] oone. . I I~i~ ~,Ib'~ I~II$I~I$'$I illqlW~IIV . Exp
le Beranew and Ine mrecmrs oz bumner bcnool
1~. F0
J !I'IE DEll KI=IMUCKIIM%.~ ~n::;m~uns:h:n:eV~l?~:~e;fanen~ ~,i:reveM:;;n%~onw~ in bridge; Mrs. ]atTdhen:::l%Wuin%gayW~0ye ~n::rta~no~d district met at the Kenneth K ap-[ ENGINEEeEDtohandlebi,Ioadsw;ththes-eed fhat's 1 Dr.~
I of many beginning students in re- Leonard Reyhons and Mrs. Glen [,~ ~. ** ~ ~ ~,~ ~ ~ ~ ]mn name on monaay evening, omy J ~ r--: . . ,~I fees
C EDt l ldr~l~ .~.~- ~----~ ^~ ,*---- ~ ~Frederick in -inochle and Mallnda g~ "~ '-" 1Inn. / neeaea an mese rasT-mowng aays at nagn-speea tra~ors, ~ ~o~t
~iiii, u Ul 7 ~u.o. uo,~, ~oo~ u,~.~ .o vw v,~Charles Greazel Fort Georoe E i . in ~ John
l e]tI~I~ V l~Ii time to enroll more new students [ Harapat and ~tonietta Savers in [ ' * ~ - [ ~rs. wmon ~unn spem ,ueso.ay [ 2-row packers, comoones ano oalers wme clearance tar ~ Cl~rh
~v~uu~, ~uu. mu v~ctur ~r~az~ in edar Ra i s attendin ~arm
for band work. A student enroll- euchre. Mrs. Leonard Reyhons re- ~k " ' I C p d g { all baled croos. Toos for ear cam and small j Charh
ing now who works hard can make ceived the special award. Hostess- |,~/'*~'Y ~v~r~ an ~ um,~ ~ ! Bureau Women's committee board [ -rain B{,~ reserve canacP, Built bi,~er ~~IIrI~
T~g
IKenn
*" ' ' ' -- "~-- " -'~ ~'~--hons Betty {~uu~ L, uur~r~amuy, ~cuaru i meeUn~ in the afternoon { u ~ ~- "i- uv ~- .~GWI
%,J~LL 1ne oegmners Dana when scnom ~ *~. ~u~u ~<$ ~ Earl :
I & ~LL opens mrs zau. [ ~u~,~-,~'--^~" ,~---~ ,~.~"-~ ]Richard Krob {Greazels and daughters, C. J Sh]- [ Mr. and Mrs. LaVez~e Collins of { and stronger to work faster and last longer. ~l~l~IIIr~l~I T.B.
w " " " nts [served lunch [roans, Mrs. Mary Sedlacek and [Cedar Rapids were Monday evening [ Rust-resisting GALVANIZED steel construction, ~ Petric
,im~m ~mlmlti~ItS . IP II~ J~ zew scnoo~ o nee ms~ume [ "--------- {H. O. Horns. ]callers at the Kenneth Kaplan [ lasts for years Tows from job to ~ob. ~~V~ ROAI:
I MT {arson's Produce l I are avanawe ~or use xree oz charge ! Mrs. Agnes Noska is visiting her ] The Frank Serovys visited with Jhome. J rtr t--v-r new rfin, -'I-rr;,-I, ~ OliverElmer
Ilg| e Vlnngllve~l v, .~ . v~.v ~v = 1o smaents wno wm pracuce ~ew -- ,~ - ~.-- e
J ,Vll ~!I '~" " + + h +,~,~ +," ,+~ + I son, Cpl. Leonard Noska, at Cola- [the Robert Beckmans at Tipton [ We hope every one has a safe and [ .v . ~ii~iizAiIiji~ Oscar
"~ J le~o~'s'ar'e'~e=e~ t~e ~0an~]~l~rec~'i's rado Springs, Colo who is in the ]Sunday evening. Saturday evening sane Fourth and takes a few min-] aalus,ao|e Tar perfect oalance, any ~~ ]Plin ]
.~. ~ m A A in the band room Tuesday afternoon air force there. [visitors of the Serovys were the Ir- utes out of the day to really think { length 30 ft. to 48 ft. For big iobs * ~ co~e~ro~,
l I II~OIlII,n -~ n Nil d "{ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Korn, Pc-[win Hubers. [what it means. Somewhere along[ choose the big-capacib/ KEWAN~ ~II[~ ~. o
I t-I Dt$ usoon, rroauce Ut# enrollingana .au aaYm ~rmay,vana worK'~aY reee~vesSm .era ] aria, Ill have . named their infant. [ The Schueyler Zellers visited the [ the line we've forgotten to remem- [ this year. It will save you cotmtless - ~ ~= On~l~:
f free music in { son Thomas Michael. Mrs. Korn ;s [Charles Umbdenstoeks at Mechan- [ her. [ work hours and extra wanes. Come " adjou]
not ~ess man ~J o ,
J D~IIv ~ervice For Removal of ~+,~;, o, "Ithe former Margaret Breza of Solon. [icsville Sunday. Visitors that eve- l Mrs. Dora Hoffman came Friday { /.
.7 ,I,In ]ODAY sure ann get all me torts-
n " ~" V'. [ The Vincent OBrien family vis-[sing at the Keller home were the{afternoon to spend some time with[ /
J Dead or D~s~bled Livestock l~rumen~l musxc ~san acuv~y [ [ted Wednesday evening with the [Floyd Sparks', Lavonne, Louise [her .son a~nd daughter-in-law, the ] Lm~t (:al~dty ":~ 0ttoc~
I onerea ~o me stuaems oz me I Harry Listers and Rim near Tiffin ~and David, Bertram. ~ merriu nonmans.
Springville district by the school]carol remained for a visit. { Mrs. Kate White, Mrs. Mary Pal-[ ~ ] ~ |levotor|eilt ~ P~x
ooare ,tee cos, 1 Li nn Groove
J %=~i fiU~UU~ It~U lOSS 5l # "~ ;Ruth Heinsius with 11 members |les Pertlicek were visitors of Mrs. ] Mr and Mrs Delbert Richardson [ ~J
/ . ~prmgvme vane w~u present a ]present. Awards in rummy went [Mary Kreischer during the week. f and 1Randy of" Oak Park, Ill, are{ ~ - ' ~ . eUaatThe
J,r=,t~-~tt&g .u-~ .-- ~&PI~ - ,~.IA. P~' NO, I concert at the Cedara Rap!asl t~- as~" t t at, Lillian Kent, Helen Divoky, Lin- ]Mrs. Kreischer is about the same. vi~iti-~,~ at th~ alan Wichardson' and ~I
l ' ball park on Mona y, Ju y, na Gleason and Mary Palmer. Pot } Jimmy Casey is visiting in Wau { ~ - ~:(-~ "
Pre~
7:15 p.m: beforethe Q.ulncy-CLR. fluek lunch was served. Next meet- [kon with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Burns. [ ~V~;"a~3ahrsmBSen Bunting and I "" -- '- ' .
Second
game a~ ~ p m uars wn~ ,cave ~ne FI to k
ing will be with orenee Ne lic y,Mr and Mrs Richard L r Ro " "
mlnuU
. . ~ . eh,se Robert called Sunday at the Donald
. Sprmgwlle .ohool ha-- for Cedar 25 '" ov- --vod '
. . . - -,~-a -, """" "'" ~ "'"~ ~ "'~ ~ ~oaen some near r'ralrlenurg.
- .~ Ra,p]ds at 6.15 ,p.m. A h~.ghway pa I The G~rls Sodahty met at St. [from Stockport into the Mrs. { Clif,~rd ona D,oI,~ ~ ~+~ " ~"= . ': . me b,
tro* escort wiu ne rurnmnea tram ~ Mary's church Monday evenin~ and {~,~,~ ~ ,~.~ ~. +on ~, { "'~- " . ." ~":'"':~ Y~:~ I ~~ On
. . - . . ~ - ~,o,~,~ --,~-~o ,~,~, -Q~--~,- -a among the guests enterzalnea a~ me
"" ~~/ Springy[lie to the ball park. I said the Little Office of the Blessed ]the Vanderpools. Mr. Lahr will be ] ,o, r~.o~ ~ ~. ~. [ ~~ "~ -/" . ~eti'ec nd
" nt to Lake I "~ "" " ' wti3
" '[' ~ "" ~ M"~r and dau"hters IV]rgln Mary and later we . [athletic coach of the Solon high 1 Martin, a uest at the Gu Martin
. tiers, n~**~, ~v~u -- . - s .- I MacBride for a wiener roast About { school,~ g Y [ " . . ~ " " . " the r~
nome
~rre~r~S~c~ l~ope%~, laSI week ]n the 15 werec~rTc~ntanFa~?kreCl~m~w~: ] Sunday supper guests of the John [ The Harry Hoffmans and Dean [ ~.~ meC~b~
~a~ me Phillips ana aaughters were me wereguests at the Marvin Johnston t~titio
'. ~: Mr. and mS. Earl Sm,th of Ver-iaisO Other guests were Mrs. John |Marvin Ka~lans and Linda Sue of| { I~AIWTI II m ~on~
.~. ~" . non, Texas were Monday and Tues-[Cilek and Margene Holubar. Next{cedar Rapids. [ Mrs Glen "Richardson and Mrs [ I t LK
.~: " day gues~ of the.H.H. Smiths~ . - ]meeting will be July 30 with Shir- ] The Girl Scouts hiked Saturday [ Clair "Richardson and children at" ! ccept.
~. " - ~ast weanesaay mrs. zta,pn { )ey Lenz { to a school house near the Otto I " T O P S F O R, E A R C O it N, Ii A L E S A N D ~ O R A I all ~/
' . " ~enaeu a mrmaay parw zor ~usan
~ Stewart fell on the basement stmrs { Mrs T M Dawson of Oklahoma I [ On
. - - . l&OSS name. Mrs. ~eorge ~ranos ac- Brad Saturda afternoon
~' ~ and fractured her left arm. Bruises city, Ok a, was a Monday visitor[ ;od the 'drls who left abo,+ [, y . . y . at the{ aeCond
":~ eneral shakeu arenot ~ " ~,v-,~ ~ --Inome oz her parents near ~cotch . ~, 19
~~ and a g P Jot MrsBessie Stahle Mrs. Stahle [10 m { We have lUSt received two of these ele- ~e d,
'a ] v. ~rove ~usan was 3 years om ' .
"~%~ leasm add~tmns to her conva es and
P g "[and Mrs. Leo Umbdenstock [ William Peters of Chicago visited| Mr 'arid Mrs Edwin Harri~ ~nd[ ~,~,-,re 4r.~ ;mm~l;~#~ ~1;~ 2153.bids o
ence o msited Monaa Wlth the - - - .~ ~ o ,v. ,u,~ ~ ~,~ ~
I " [Dahl als " Y [the week end with Mrs. Fred Pe-nAn, 'Mr .T W" ~o~,~ r,~,;,~ ~ al ,Jr* " Point;
n On Thursday Mrs. Loren Brown [Claude Woods in Iowa C ty. J ters Mary and Marcellus The Cecil ~.~ ~ v ^~u^ - ~.^ =.~, I the~e~
* ' r d " o t Dod e" ' ~*-,o -~a,~ ~,~u a~ ~ z.
More We nht and More Profit Feed l,aiso failed to make a natu al e-[ Mrs. Everett G,ll, F r - .g~ [Peters Cedar Rapids, were SundaY JMcGreW and Carl Ca]v,~r, h J The
" "" ~ Ulscent to her basement with result-[Mrs. Agnes Gill, Mrs. I~. I~. manaau, {visitors [ Sunni ; " [ III~I III~II~m,I I I IIII~I pl IPIK IIII ~A .cigare|havin8
!ECOS U:PILEMENTS j ,: :o
a -yo t t }nera|s Dia wa
Juncti(
all me
. . . Vitamins, including B-12 ond Ant}biotic Feed Sup- I]of George Wild and Faye at Man-] Mr. and Mrs. William Serbous~k~[visions. Mrs. Marjorie Peet prepar-[,Rapid~
~ehester Tony Serbousek and J~mmy Pu il od
ptements. This helps to reduce death losses, increase It "nd "'rs Wilbur Shatter are[ r -'ests of the led the.cake and Mrs. Cec" Go -[ ~ On
Second
. . -- I{ mr. a ~w . lwere ~unuay supI~ ~u {love also presented Mrs. yavelka[ ,#'-~ ~'q-'~ i~i ii . ~ ~,a Ir A follow{
gains aria {nsure gremer pr~iTs, n] spending a two weeks vacation at [John Stahle family. Mr. and Mrs. {with a birthday cake The celebrat-] ~'~!~ ~ ~ ~,T III I'-ll J ~] ~m ~.~ r~n nnM. and o~
IIPequot, Minn. [R. O. Amish of Cedar Rapids also|ers also received many gifts and{ ~ ~~,~ I~I-~| I |L ~,1~e~ [ ~[ ~||t IIIl~I~I ~wtI i ~IIi1~II bets v
t" I# ,~ tk~ n~t t;m~ v~u are in town and learn I[ The Frank twin sisters, "The [visited and Johr~ Krob was a sup-[cards [ .~ ~2 E. j
-- ' *' { ]ou n "o save money
Blue Belles were at Monmou h per est " shlchas
. . - ' . gu Mrs. C. B. Cambr|dge, Mrs. Alma I
OIOOut Leco enriched protein feeds. ]]]Friday night andat Prairie du[ The Carl Goetz of Iowa C,tY|Slayrnaker Mrs Hattie Stable and qll,
|i Chien Saturday night with the [ were Sunday visitors of the George {Mrs Patricia McNulty were recent [ ~.'~ T ; :. :Y ~ :: :~: TownasnPr
. I{ WMT Barn Dance. [I robs, Patrice and Judy. {visitors of Grace Kessler. [ J ~ I shiJ~ E
I'eeo I. &, v I'leal I{ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith oz { Mrs. L. L. RandaLl was a Sunaay { The Frank Slofers and E S. Bed- } I . ~ ~ %Z~
oZ
Iowa CRy were week end guests m droner est of the Don Branna ~ ,~ u
"" "-:------- r I| " " [ " gu " [nasheks were Sunday evening ] n II.= - s ond
I~l~I~'~-" [[{the H. H. Smith home. {mass and Sue Ellen. [~uests of Mrs Emma Barta Mrs [ i '-~!~ ~ ~ -- / ~ follow[
IJs:O Pig & SOW MIclJ L .o Mash Maker I{ Mr. and Mrs. Larch Brown were{ Grace Kessler, Mrs. Patricia Mc: {Joe Dvorak was a Sunday "after",] ' ~: ~ ' - /~ voting rdere'
IUA I"I|,~,~iII~ LIM IL~ Im,vlm-. A4,m~h I{ Saturday evening gues~ in tne, Nulty the George Brogans ana l,n,m vi~itnr ' { I ~ ~ / l~ran
~vinm~i m~IVl -- --'~-- - '
-i '"~ II home of Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Fuereste I Richard Brogans and Paul were { Ma,~, Markitan was a week end I I . ~i~j1 ~ ~ ~ ter, la
i Sow " --
k ~ ~,~ 11at Dubuque. v~s~tors of Mrs. Hattie Stahle last {visitor with her former roommate I I I'~~ ~ Otto
qt~.rte]
I|Marion who g " I Stahle Sunday were the Ke neth[il, were the Robert Skinners Ce-{ I Ig, F " I/ I~i~'~I ~ I Arth
IIHarry Manley home the past week. ! Stahle family, Cedar Rapids. Sup- [dar Ranids ',-- - -- II Can,t,
Mile~
' " g " Y ",Mary Ann and Susan ",{i,~ TOWns:
o B s rds ~ "l~one 4-Li~n, Iowa
ork since attending the wedding Vernon. are visiting their grand- --
2988 to
,U] of Mary Aiken" m' Pennsylvania. {parents the O. L. Ellisons. I ~'A'" rnet~y at ~w ! ]l~I~~~|il. ~ followi
r, i II i I I II-] The Harold Ramseys entertained Guests Sunday of the Gilbert n . . [~~[ii "* ~ 55773!)14563(
i}at supper Friday in honor of the Croftas were the Charles Blahniks, 1 I ~!:]ii:
1359 17
]1 III I II II JH I I I [ II I ~ - ~ ~ --~
I I }wrmaay oI aars. l~amsey,t'uestsICedar Rapids and Jack Miltners Res. 120 First Ave. N. Dial I Vat,
I I[were Barbara Miller and the Max land Nancy. Mt. Vernon, Iowa I I '~?~Ji ' I to elal
{ I~tA/A II%/I CT/'~/'~V g=~t/~lM| |#%M ~'% {]Ramseys, Jane and Mark, of Cedar{ Libbie Reyhons and Lorraine [Office 733 Higley Bldg Dial 7969] i [ii ~ clusive
I r~I~III~KIM I~VV~ l&,IIg vJIV~I% ~wV Iv ~4,~.V ~v, I]Rapids {,4~ ar Ran[d.c. were sunnerl Cedar Rapids, Iowa I,~i ~ Under
~,~r, Ced ,- - ~
I I/ Mr. and .Mrs George Minish and lguests of the Edward Brickners, t RAYMOND L. McCONLOGUE [ I ~ ~ COUNq
U. S. H,ghway No. 30 I{: ~;e fg~p~:t~o~~7~:~g:: ~Iund%rn~n~teBn ~nlSi~ ~s ~'~ae~r; Assoctat~tt w~hYJo~:da/~n% Jordan prop,
I I| Local residents who spentthe I Jo ~" I Dial 2-)149 510 Guaranty Bldg I |~ I ~ ::: I:i ~ '~aren(
Corer
~rank
I MI;CHANI(~VILLI", ][winter in F]orida, who{ Mary Connelly and Calvin, Cedar Rapids "[ ~~ ~:~Ii ~
~ou~
I I!visited them there enjoyed a picnic{Marshall, Mich the Martin Soy-{Taxation Probate Civil Practice[ ~.~~~|:i~ ~ ~Lara I
,~1 ~ma~=a=am~a~|l at,|a~|~lk,|1 at Butler park Sunday. tars family, Donald Kessler family ,Dial 4362 420 W. First St [ ~~~ ~]!i ~ ~ Ambuh
Mr and Mrs Robert Rose were ~ t w
,L|V~-~t~|U~-~k ~U~t~||~a~ |1 . ]and Mrs Al'ce S ahle were 'sitars Mt. Vernon I ~~ %~I:! ~ mm tract
I Itweek end visitors with the Quentin of the Henry Kesslers during the[~l ~=. I ~I Aeme
rs at lidden ' ~ ~ ~ wt.~ Defer
I
Bentleys and daughte G ~ "1 : ~.-~' ~ I
chil"~Wee . i Attorney at Law { ~ ~ ' ~ I ~ Morris
I p~ IIII~J IllI~II~I, II~ll~ A V I{ ~virs. t~larence zayior ana ", Week end guest o~ mr ana ~virs t it- ' Defer
I IS ,o -o-o
dren went to Whztmg Monday I n w B v rl F1
Lores Bera ek as e e y mk
~lervea
t-Vt-KT WI:::UI iI::3U/- I see her father who was a surgicallinger Io;;,a City A dinner ~,es;[,-,Probatoe~-- Tax-- C~v~Practicea, M r P ~. L
I I .#%~t ,',I~,L patient in the hospital there, t was lVIrs Evelyn'Bently, Iowa City i --- . ~Wt ~ Mach
Defer
I ~ .v~ ~ ~,--~,~ |~ The Don Petersons entertained at ~ Sunday "evening visitors were the ! FRANCIS F. EBERSOLE M.D. t J i ~tach
su erTuesda evemng m honor n
I lJ PP Y " " . FJasper Penn~ngto s and Marjorie, Physician and Surgeon [ I I III ~ ~ ~ ~ KIinge~Dr. tt~
/ w, hnv~ thr~e oacker buvers besides the shippers I]of Mrs. Paterson's nirtday. ~ues~s i Flickinger. !First door East of Methodist Church[ I I /I / ~ ~ IlI EXpel
r " attJe --veoJ ~ were the J F Wagors and R~chard { Sunday dinner and ~upper trusts { Dml' 5412 & Ca[
I ond [oca{ trade to buy your fat catt{e, butcherc ' I{wagors Jea~e and John all of'ofMr andMrs Joe T Krobwere,I F.~z~. HAS ALL I II IiIi-,m Polehn,
/ calves and fat hogs. I[ Cen,rai' City [the Ciyo Castle'family'Marion ! CARL F. i I I n II / / Ollle. .
/ - II Sunday afternoon Mrs. Harold ! The Frank Shimons" and Sally [ Attorney at ,-w I I IIII /
We sell over 1 000 heaa or livestock aT rUOllC /~UCTIOn am~e entertained her Sunda I
/,niR ~ Y " Y and Alfred Randalls and Linda pic-i Res. Phone 2-6~16, Cedar Rapids I,I / I Im= / mm ~ ~ .~Meeti
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ever Wednesday. iischool class at the swimming pool nicked at the Palisades Sunday ~ Office Phone 3412 Mt. Vernon [,~e WAIST-HI STORAGE BASKETS I I I I~' I I~
. I' at Thomas park. She gave them a/ Charles Greazel of Fort Meade, E C PRAJLL, Dentist,i ,~,to~,zg/or]ood~. I ,a -- s~. *,B. C
w and Western [[[inols to bu ~wiener roast at her home iollowing. ~Md is here on a furlough with his " " ' - HAN J: PI I
[ Buyers from Eastern Io a Y I . ] " i Phones I I DY DIVIDERS in lower I ~ ~ll.l~ad~ ~l~I' ~.k#~
Charles
,~ ~ t o f^mmission 3% on,Milton ~cnmmt oz .e'resmn canealparents' the Charles Greazels. i [,~ sections n ~ ~lrdl~' 1 ~J~riJ ~'~f" Meeti
a~l ciasses OT s,oc~ cu ~ ~,~ ,'~u=. ."" ' IlWednesday on his sister NIrs. Fred i To~o~ ~+~,~ ~,r~ C~mnh~1] l~v i~'-)IIlCe"--a~Ix n.umc-"w~t I " [ ~- ~,~vl ~'~rqt~@
t .Cirst 1 000. 2y. on second $1.000; and 1To after mat.o /he I' :.*=.~" ' ] .' ?"?~ ~ y-" =';"" --'~':; "';~" " " Miss Marie ,ipple j FiNGER-LIFTLIDepen t, I II Er~.~,~" L
,orger the consignment, the 'ower the commission. I Mrs" Gene F;~']eY f Cedar Rap" I ~S~me~nnsStaP~re~ta~ur;ay" aZ~t Sar~ I Dental Hygienist i vto~cAca.'tpl.cbfingers, dlllk i~ ~I~A A II A IA Francis
/lids spent Thursday with Mrs. Ralph ! Sunday Charles Yarbrough. also of l BRYANT AND HAIGHT I I . INTERIOR LIGHT goes a. ~.te- I [] [] p i []- I l I
Always a reliable market with compeTinon. ,rUCK liStewart Fort Camnbell was here on a ~hort Veterinarlaz~ I V matically when lid is raised. I V /II v v / V I OrlinMeetil~
your stock in anytime Sale Day or the day bef re the sale" I ~ ivisitwithrelatives, r dward Office~h ne27~lencMet'V:;en~6ga'l I S!e~NfLLIGHTu"zr~syO~oiJtem" ! w e
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/I Keal I:state |ransrers i John Krall, Mr. and M s. E t Dr. rya t s' p { I ~P ~': " e rises above 15 1:. I .4. . A -- M
Ha s Shee horses, ~tOCK ~aTne, ua,ry w r K]me ' a*
Veal Calves, g,p, . II 1Krall the ilbu " s of Iow ~ Dr. Haight residence phone 4252 [ I I ~r" I n n n r ~Iee~i:
Cattle, Fat Cattle and Butcher Cattle sold in order named. I{ Nancy E. Point to Katharine [City, 'Mrs, George Brash and daugh- [ -- I I / ,JItIlIIIIlI11'u 17u~ImI' ~ay~' N,FIt]
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|IClemens pa.t lots 7 8 9 sec. 6, ter of No{way, and the Leonard l G.E. RAHN, M.D. ~ n v m i ~w
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We are buying fat hogs every day for the pig packers |i Bertram .twp" I[ Dvorskys were Sunday visitors of ~, Ph~sician. aml Sur~eom. I .ins
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a tn more mane net to the farmer Call for our market Katharme Clemens to Darnel S. ithe John W. Dvorskys. IPhone 3311 Mount Vernon " "-" - -
P Y" g . . Y " i~ t~ory part lots 7 8 9 sec 6 Ber-I The John Kerslers visited Satur-: ! aves up to 25% on food ItEADQUARTERS FOR tee Id
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