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Mt.emd VetCh,The Ltslmnla" Hawkeye-ReeordHerald R ,~ i Mondayi Mrs. Carriefor Casper,OateSwyc,Willtoleave ' Miss Esther~,KneerMonday(d Phfladel-evening i! ~ " .n [~ewsa Ion cffer~nt:s and kind deeds bestowed, Mrs. Maurice Penne, Mrs. Mild FOR RENT:floor. Two room aparta
phia, Pa, arri ! upon us during the illness and death r Webb and NI~
,~. Ground Dial 5251. Mt. i
Florence Webb
visit to vLit for sex eral weeks with her Twila Pederson Mrs. Anna Zeller I ol curbrother Ahvorth Baker.speniMonday at ~li]as Webbs in!non.
Th,rs J,~y n, rage ",in the home of her daughter. Mrs. .ed :Dprmgvme So News !
i Fred Tracts. jr. She plans to be mother, Mrs. Samuel Knoer. } j They were greatly appreciated.Olin. i HELP WANTED" Man for set
" 'gone a month or so. Bud Davis returned from St. STAR ROUTE CHANGE LEGION ELECTS Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Campbell Phvliss Webb visited in the Mau-l tation work References nee
m|&l', Vernon Locals Mrs.(,G. H. Caraway entered Luke'~ ho~nital on Mondav morn- ~! Starting. . July 1st. the Star1' Route: M. F. Whitney was elected com- and the Baker Family rice "Penne home Thursday night I Ral,h Brush Mr Vernon
Mercy hospital, Cedar Rapids, Wed- in~ Althm;gh hi~ loft hnnd i~ .~till marl gomg east will leave /2 hour ' . . ~ . - ' ","
---~ mander of the Solon Legion Post to I ~ and Charle~ Penne on Friday night. ! ~~ G
ba d he is recoverin~ nicel" earher so that mall for Anamosa succeed Arthur Vislisel at a meet-I 1he ~lelxun ~ampbeu ~a~uy Sunday evening callers were the i Us~et~=h~ri~aU~ir . SS]re:. ~a]?ts t~nl
!nesday for major surgery. She had, ,ua~ t~ ~.
;,~, ~n,~,~ ;.~ T,~,~ 1~ spent la~l week at ~reen Llano ~iok W~,~,~ f~mib, r ~ ru y p y. L
f om t e bu i
Mrs. Charles Hartung of Marion I been ill since the first of June. ~ r h rns and pomts east should be in the post -,~ ~ o j t
: olnee my 3:no pm. ~ " . ann ,~enevue They attended the i " I Qow'n KII/S ann repels. ~e~
spent Tuesday with Miss Nelliet Mrs. Ethel Harvey and daughter l Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peck and wa~ elected l~t ice com.; Richard " Maur~ce Penne and Dick Woods
"'rb ~ o ~ v o -. -. [ vLmerm ~erxuces Ior .wlrs thampoell S ~ ent Sunda afternoon in the Carl ~ ~acnman s reed ~ervlce ~wL
martung. I Ena flew in from Toronto, Canada, Mrs. Alice Cory all of Chicago, II1 JUD~ SMITH IN3URED ~ o ~ec na ~ce c m.: urr~s t~on- " " -- " ~P Y n '
nelly~ adj.; Joe Shulista. chaplain; browner ,'~lwor~n ~aKer, a~ ~ene- Eden home. ]no . .~
x ue Frma3 afternoon and relurn
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown vis-iWednesday evening to visit in the lwere week end visitors of the Judy Smith 3 year old daughter Leon Nosbish historian; and Rob-t ' " . - Connie Campbell returned Tues-I ~-.
ited in the parental Everett Brown lhome of the Fred Sa~lers. Mrs. !Artie Edaburns. Mr. Peck is Mrs. of the Lowell Smiths, escaped ser- '
err Urbanek, sgt. at arms. Plans led.h me,that. eve mn~ day after spending a few days in ]
home
at
Grinnell
over
the
weekend.
Harvey
is
a
niece
of
Mr.
Sadler.
Edaburn's
brother.
ious
injury
Tuesday
of
last
week
l~]r ~vlaurlce t'enne ann lvlrs L~UN[
] were made for a family picnic at -" . . ,"the home of her aunt and uncle, the i ~ m~k~uN[
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Reyhons and~ Mr and Mrs Wendell Moore of Douglas Johnston son of Mrs. when the door of the ear came open Cou Falls, Sunday, July 15 A tLloydSchooley were iviar}on call- Ralph Smiths l i~lr|l&~ Vk 1'~ ~ ~'~~
" " ers ~aturoav. . ,i
family spent the weekend with iLebanon Ohio, were guests at a 'Myrtle Johnston of' Cedar Rapids. and she fell out upon the gravel dance ,s planned at a date tobe Floren-e "Webb and famil- are Paul N~elsen was a Sunday morn- ~ ll~ I ~[~
' is one of a eroun of young needle highway aoout two miles south oi announced later. John Slach won ~ ~" ~Z ing visitor in the Meh'in Campbell imm m oee(
friendsMr, andin Mrs.Wauwat sa'E. H. StimsonWiS" and i brother" i wiener roaStand atfamily,the Mr.h meand f Mrs.her t of the First"~ Baptist church-there Alburnett. She suffered gravel burns the special award. Paul Keller and ! spenom~ ~w o weeks ]n me ~v~aur~ce hnme ~' ~ ' ' ' ~ -- "--~
girls of Clinton were guests in the iLeo Kirkpatrick, Tuesday evening, spending a week at the Baptist from head to foot. Maur~ce were on the refreshment ~enne home. ~, ~ ] ~~
Leo Kirkpatrick home Monday eve-i Mr~ Myrtle Johnston left Friday Youth camp at Green Lake, Wis. -~, committee. On the committee for .1Vfr. and Mrs.taut ~:war~ and i ~~~V
ning.Mr, and Mrs. George Brown Mrs, ~if rFrancislVIemphis'Hoodmaker,Tenn" to visit a week, ~lmer IVlOOIS Jr arrives rlday sons: ~,aStspentWeeKthedenSdaysanatogethert, nrls visitingr'eoer" " " ] ii~~'/
Ed Finson of Thousand Palms, in the D. C. Streeter home. Mrs. ~rom os ~ngeies Ealn. to wsu }n ;, r-~ ~ n '~nle'" who 1^**
Calif is here visiting the Irl Hood- i Streeter is the former Lorraine. the parental Elmer Moots home. On Cedar Rapids" Frldo~" ~'* ~v~n;n'~, s ~,~* "~
makers and Mrs Mary Tonne Frick. ~unoav ne went ~o ~etro~t where ne ~ ~ ~ ~
~ . . Seattle Wash wnere ne nas oeen
} accompanied picked up a new car ann returnea'~nt in ~nili~rv ~orv'eo
here Tuesday. Wednesday morn- ~
Barbara Novak and Mrs. LaVerne II by Dick Angle. summer school stu-, ~, i Jesse Steller has entered Umvers-
Winner left Wednesday morning on ~ dents at Northwestern, Evanston, mg ne ~e~t ~or me coa~L . .
lty hospnal for observation.
a trip through Quebec, Canada. the IlL spent Saturday and Sunday lvlrs. ~narles bwaney. ~ecKy ano~
Marcia returned Monday fromI rne wnour Loioys ox lv~ecnan-
New England states and New York lwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. lrl
! " icsville and the Joe Allens and
state, planning to return in two IHoodmaker. Mr. Angle went on to ~ocKzoro lu where mey ws]tea~
~ ~, o~, ' ,~ ~ ~n ~,~ i Larry of Edgewood were Saturday
weeks. ~ Ames for the week end. -'~-~=- ~ ~ ~-~7-~,:'~-. ~'": ~,~'" i guests of the Albert Switzer~ s
Lyle ~ewman. ~oooy Jacm ox uni-. ~ ~"
You Name It- We've Got It
I cago. seven year old nephew of Mr. ] The Archie. Whit esreturned Tues- : The following officers were in- home and called in the Lloyd FREE MOVIE Saturday. July 14,
g~an accomnanied them homeiday from bioux ~ans anti Gonoe stalled by Mayme Frederick past at 9:15--"More for What We Have"
~ ey. .-,- . ," ' Schooley home. ~lat
for ~ viii? S. Dak. They ws]ted Mr. Whites president:Betty Urbanek pres;
Bachman's
Feed
Service
in
Mt.
brother, Glen and family and the Bernice Driscoll. first vice pres.; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Penne vis-
dames ,1~. ~urge~ who ieil re-iKenneth Zalaznlks at Algeria. Edith Stahle second vice pres"ited in the Card Webb and eddie Vernon. Meet your friends here and
l eenuy when me ;canommg drone . enjoy this picture. Ralph Bachman.
^ --~.n^o ~ The Fred Wflhams of Munme, Martha Phillips, sec. Virginia Ber-Clark homes in Lisbon.
a~ t,~ ~u~,~ ~-,~ ,v~,~= ,~,~,~ "-~^'~ "n ~,r.- Hattie Pollo"k 38e
11 u ~.a,~u,~. ,- l ane~, treas; ~wargaret ~wntner Ronald Campbell spent Sunday
Be was w'orKlng on tile rooi is stl ~ ;" **'^ Uarr-" Smith home Frida '
- ~ ~ ~ ~ chaplain" mnlne z~roo mslorlan and Monday in the Ralph Dunham --]3~O~T F~GET-~e--se~
i connnecl Io the house, however ne ~. ' ' "
I ianern n" ' The sergeant at arms, Blanche Bitt- home at Marshalltown. nual Livestock judging contest
~s sole ~o ve up an~ around oni Delores and JakieHinervisited lner will be installed later and com- Carol Lea Van Fossen spent the Friday. July 13, beginning at Mild
crutches. ! relatives at Brooklyn, Ia last week. Imittess will be appointed by the week end at the home of her par- Wolrabs at 8:00 o'clock a.m. Bach-
sid,
is
ac
:for the
~U.S 30
4 la enel
We will now be open from 6"30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
doily ond Sundoy to serve you with Shell X-100, Golden
Shell, Pennzoil, Quaker State, Kendall Oil, Kerosene and
Fuel Oil. We have two grease racks for quicker service.
Mt. Vernon, IOWA
Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Friday & Saturday Specials at I]
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. 10c
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Franco-American
SPAGHETTI, 2 for . . . 25c
m
Regular size
SWEETHEART, 4 for
A favorite of the children-
SUGAR CRISP, 2
S
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Mrs. Miron A. Morrill underwent i Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Barker enter-lpresident. The award of the even-
minor surgery in University hos-trained the 500 Card Club Sunday ing went to Betty Urbanek.
pital, Iowa City, Monday morning, evening.
Dr. Reuben Flock operated. She Mrs. E. H. Cummings has returned ~ Delegates chosen for the Des
from visiting relatives at Wheaten, Moines convention Aug. l, 2, and 3,
Me. i are Martha Phillips and Bernice
Mrs. Mary Stanley of Pasadena, Driscoll. Alternates are Marie Ran-
Calif was a Friday dinner guest [dall and Edith Stahle. Hostesses
in the A. R. Pearson home She was lwere Beulah Whittington, Lillian
an overnight guest with the Harry iUpmeyer, Vivian Whitney, Malinda
Smiths and they called at the Stan- IHarapat, Mildred Huber, Margaret
ley Smith and Frank Moore homes. I Novy and Betty Meka. Committee
Glen Boomhower of Lakeville, i for August will be Millie Krob,
Indiana visited Monday and Tues- I Camille Reyhons, Anna Zeman, Ag-
day with his brother,Clarence ines Novotny and Effie Heinsius.
Boomhower and family,i The Solon S~--~Cy Club will attend
Heart Attack Fatal the University theatre at Iowa City,
Thursday evening, July 19. Mem-
To Kenneth E. Jones ibersfer ticketsare to contaCtin due Viviantime. Whitney
Kenneth E. Jones, son of E. Glenn i
and Elsa B. Jones, was born July!
Paralta
29, 1909, at Meehanicsville and died
suddenly at his home Sunday, July i Mrs. Melvin Campbell
8, 1951. 1
He was united in marriage June! Kenneth Campbell, son of the
27, 1936, to Mary Jamison of Spring- I Melvin Campbells, entered the ser-
viUe. One daughter was born. Sur-Ivice on May 18th. He will be glad
riving are his wife, Mary; a daugh- ] to hear from his friends. His ad-
ter, Bonnie Margene; his mother, i dress is: Pvt. Kenneth Campbell,
Mrs. Roy Schatze11; a sister, Mrs. i U.S. 55095048, Btry "A" 28th F.A.
Ivan Hoge; a nephew, Ronald Hoge; Bn. 8th Infantry Division, Fort
a niece, Dee Ann Hoge of Waubeek; Jackson, S.C.
is resting comfortably and expects
to return home Thursday or Friday.
Mrs. Glenn Hartong who had
major surgery last week in St.
Luke's hospital, in Cedar Rapids,
returned to her hmhe Tuesday. She
is recovering nicely. Mrs. J. E.
Fawcett of Dubuque, mother of Mrs.
Hartong, is here with the Hartongs.
Mary Bowman, daughter of the
Roy Bowmans, will return Friday
evening from her vacation in Chi-
cago, where she was fortunate to
see big league games, "South Pa-
cific' and the centennial observance
in east Chicago. She will go to Hit-
aga on Sunday and Richard and
Robert will go to Camp Wapsie-Y.
Monday forenoon callers in the
Milton Koch home were former
residents of this vicinity. They
were Mrs. Daisy Proctor and her
daughters, Mrs. Minnie Jones and
Mrs. Rowena Estill of Alburnett,
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ennis of
Potomas, Ill who were guests in
the Proctor home. Mrs. Proctor's
home in this vicinity was near the
Irwin Coppock residence and the
Ennis home was what is now the
Herbert Leigh home.
Farm Bureau Will Honor
Margaret Stewart Tuttle
two uncles, Charles Jones of Chi-
cago and Oene Jones of Mechanics-
ville; an aunt, Mrs. A. M. Kohl of
Mechanicsville, and several cousins.
His home has been in Springville
for the past 16 years. He has been
employed at the State Reformatory
at Anamosa for the past 10 years.
Services were held Tuesday after-
noon at the Methodist church in
Margaret Stewart Tuttle, Farm
Bureau Home Economist, will be
honored Saturday, July 14, at 8 p.m.
at the Youth Center, Hawkeye
I Downs, Cedar Rapids. The affair
will observe Mrs. Turtle's comple-
tion of 10 years of service in Linn
~lCo. and also be a farewell to her.
Mrs. Turtle has resigned and the
board, with regrets, accepted the
resignation at their July 2rid meet-
ing. She plans to leave her work
Sept. 1 to make her home on a farm
in Washintogn Co.
In submitting her resignation Mrs.
Tuttle stated "It is always hard to
leave so many friends and work that
one has enjoyed so much. However,
wish to join my husband, who
Springville with the Rev. O. L. Alli-
son in charge, assisted by the Rev.
C. B. Willming. Interment was
in the Springville cemetery.
Hello World
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Don Marek
of Sterling, Colo a boy weighing
8 lbs. 3 ounces at 3 p.m. July 10th.
Mrs. Marek is the former Marianne
Vodicka.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hoggard,
Vernelle and Millicent, and Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Rieger of Lisbon at-
tended the funeral of Mrs. Hoggard's
lington. I've always been a country .
iii
i I pleasure to moving back there and
CRACKERS,lb. :h:: IsPri: noet '::::.
California White Shafter m t
SPUDS----, "-s. - ized with nearly 1,400 women en- Ads to sell things you no long-
rolled last year. For several years er need
* the county has led the state in
'~smce my father's death, has taken aunt, Miss Nellie Hall, last Thursday
,over the family fram near Wash- afternoon at Logan.
Let classifieds pick up extra
cash for you by selling the ar-
ticles you no longer need.
Rate first time is 2 cents a
word with 25 cent minimum.
numbers of 4-H girls. The number
of girls that have received high
honors are measurers of the success
of Mrs. Tuttle's work.
Mrs. C. C. Inman, State chm. of
Bancroft, will speak and show pic-
tures of a tour of European coun-
tries and the convention of the
Associated Country Women of the
World held last fall by local people.
All of Mrs. Turtle's friends in the
county are invited to this county-
wide anniversary party, an eve-
ning of entertainment and socia-
bility
Classified
ALASKA PINK
con .
12oz.
BUTTER BEANS, 2 No. 303 tins
16c
HEAVY SYRUP HALVES or SLICES
PEACHES, 2 2 tins
BABY FOOD,
SUNSHINE SUGAR HONEY
MONARCH
CATSUP, 14 oz.
CANTALOUPE, 2 for . .
---DICK'S--
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Bing cherries for canning are at their peak.
They may be cheaper, but we doubt the quality
could improve.
I
Dial 2447 Mt. Vernon, Iowa
m
Flowers by Stahl
Everything in flowers-wired to all parts of the world
STAHL'S GREENHOUSES
Lisbon Phone 11
BUTTER, Lis
YACHT CLUB
SWEET PEAS, 2 No. 303 c ns 31c
Deliveries Tuesday & Friday
Dial 4012
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for the beautiful floral
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Roy Riding The Range
In His Most Daring
Adventure
ROY ROGERS
AND TRIGGER
SUNDAY - MONDAY
CARY GRANT
ANN SHERIDAN
I WAS A MALE
Just About The
Cleverest Comedy
On Film
A big 105 minute feature
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GARDEN-FRESH
FOODS
'ROUND THE
CALENDAR
Have them without
paying premium
prices in off-season
months, by renting a
food locker now! You
save money on all
food perishables and
enjoy more shopping
convenience. See us!
Red Pitied Sweet-
ened Cherries, 30 lb.
tin $6.78
Horton & Sons
Lockers
Mt. Vernon Phone 3912
Lisbon Phone 196
GoE. LIGHT
15 w 60 w.
A~ ie]iver ec
all ]ast
Pound Ig/, The ,
cuts, the Cecil Bennetts.
man's Feed Service. 38c
Sizes 4 to 10 . . .
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STRAINED
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CHEESE
Long Horn
Pound
HART PINEAPPLE ,u,c,
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Regulars . . Longs Shorts
17 lb. LUG
12 lb. LUG