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IPm~ ]Point Miss Nola Robertson went to Ce- several weeks with cousins, dar Rapids on Saturday to spend James Gossman family THE MOUNT VF ~NON, IOWA, HA~VKEYE-RECORD AND THE LISBON II II I I III II LISBON NEWS w~,~ Cook spent Sunday in the home of his sister, Mrs. Gertrude Yule in Mechanicsville. Mr and Mrs R L Frink with Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Reid mslted i~ ' ~ 7-: ,~'~" - Mr ana lvlrs 1~ ~ ~rmK or ~eaar on Sunday m the Charles Reldl~, ", A ', homo nt Tintnn i~taplas VlSltea ~unaay at me home a- I ' ' " of a cousin Ray Alrgood in Ma- The Methodist Missionary society]cumketa' will meet with Mrs. Robert Siver l~-~-" ," on Thur~c]nv .Tulv P4 I ~arolyn and Marilyn Sizer of "' --'" --' loo r e Water a e sp ndingthe week ,lvl.l:, ana l~rs, .win. ~lvrlgnt analwith their cousins Patty and Bud- I Iam.lly oi JJanw~e were ~unaaY!dy Sizer, in the home of their par- winters m me t~. ~. ~mmgnt nome. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sizer. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arbingast were~ Mr. andMrs. Harold Huey and Sunday eve n)ng supper guess m i family of Coggon visited on Sun- me ~mnn t~mason home ar ~omn. ]day in the James Tyson home. A C. R. Runkle of Davenport visit-i visitor on Wednesday was Mrs. ed on Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Fred LeRette of Kenosha, Wis. W. H. Runkle in Mrs. A. K. Runkle's : Mr. and Mrs. Harley Roberts~n, home. i Mary Florence and Harlene, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Flenniken of~Mrs. D. W. Kohl and Miss Ruth Cedar Rapids were Monday evening lvisited on Sunday in the Frank visitors in theKenneth Gravcr[Klinkhammer home near Stanwood. home. i Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Katherine Randall was a ~ Charles Hoeft were his mother, Mrs. guest in the E. E. Stahl home and iMary Hoeft, and brother Alfred, called on friends Monday and [ wife and daughters, Marian Jean Tuesday. !and Ellen Mac of Waukesha, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. We~drew HartleyI Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hotz, daugh- of Davenport spent the week end'ters Joyce and Janice returned on with her parents Mr and Mrs. !Sunday from a week's visit with Raymond York. i Mrs. Hotz's sister, Mrs. W. F. Cars- Ytr. and Mrs. George Oldfield and;tens and family at Long Prairie, daughter Carol of Cedar Rapids iMinn. spent Sunday in the Mr and Mrs. I Born to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D. C. Heller home. I Comer of Monticello, a 7//4 lb. Mrs. Charles Pope, Miss Myrtis, daughter, Darlene Maxine, on Sat- and Mrs, J. McCarn of Cedar Rap-iurday, July 12, at the home of her ids called in the Mrs. A. K. Runklelparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert home on Sunday. :I Crocker. Miss Mary Lou Al'bingast return-i Glenn Harman spent the week ed Thursday to Austin, Minn after lead in the home of his mother, a ten day vacation with her par-iMrs. Harry Harman. Glenn is in eats, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arbingast. training in the air corps school Take it easy at hay time--get your hay up fast and Mr .and Mrs W A Elarton and~.squad at Scott Field, near Belle- clean with a big-capacity John Deere Tractor Sweep Mr. and Mrs. Gale Collins and son]vllle, Ill. Rake. Sturdy, Compact, easy to handle--the John Deere Jack of cedar Rapids were Sun-i Mrs. Margaret Brougher of Har- Sweep makes Up a high-speed, efficient unit with your day guests in the O. S. Burlingame risburg Penn was a guest in the home. home of her niece Miss Bertha Mill- John Deere Tractor. Mr nnd Mrs Oscar Stabenow and : er, last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Here are some of the John~ Deere features you want: i - ~.~,~ a~,~ t +,1, ,~, Ed Clark of Martelle spent Thurs- M[. ~tilt* & Ll~ .LlCt LI&~III.~ ~J bO. kJel IU W ! . . , e day in her sister s home flexibility which permits the rake to follow rough sur- and son Claire were Sunday gu sts! faces automatic push-offwhich aids in unloading in the Roy Gamble home near Me- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kohl of husky construction of all parts for long life . . . easy chanicsville. Tripoli spent Monday in the home ~ ,z~,le ,~!of his brother J S Kohl and had a handling and big capacity that enable you to speed up mr. ano lwrs. ooh j . . f D en oF s-ent the r visit wltn another brother Odin haying . . . ease and simplicity of attaching and de- cnnctren o av p ~ p wPok ~nd in the .Toe Ron I Kohl of Galena Kansas making ek home. . . , l an extended visit here taching Shirley is remaining with her uncle i Next time you re in town let us point out the many and aunt for the week Mrs. Ray Kamerling and Billy features of John Deere Tractor Sweep Rakes. You'll Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hartley and iwere S.unday night and Monday want a John Deere for your haying this year. sons of Clarence, and Mr. and Mrs. gU~etS i~n Cteher ~adr: reBtlT~.ing Clarence Hartley and family of l P~ ' g wire ~wr ana lvtrs ~mssmg wno Morley were Sunday guests of Mr . . . " I spent ~unaay in their home JOHN H. MILLER and Mrs. D. W. Morningstar. r p Wayne Bennett of Walford, is Phone 32 Lisbon, Iowa Miss Berma miner ana sismr lwrs I "1 spenamg two weeks wire ms grana- Fred LeRet~e oi r~enosna wls her, en" ~" a d hrns " L K ,' T",~ . l par ~s, mr. n " . W. . ynett guest for several weeks spen~ ~at- t^ a~ ~-----. ' ' i or=all ~lUlb D~llIl{Jbb, wile naa oeen urday ana ~unaay m me ~ w iiiD] ,l~mq~:IN~[ql~.tq|l-1151-J~:i~,~l~ktL~l:l,m.-]~:t~t[~ 'i with her grandparents for two Green home in t:eaar ttapms,weeks, returned home, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tonne spent ',Sunday at the home of Mrs. Tonne's - sister Mrs. Harry Sproston in New ,Boston, Ill. They were accompan- ied home by Mrs. Mary Snyder who had been with her daughter and H family for eight weeks. ~~ Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Woods of Long Beach, Calif spent several days last week with her sister, Mrs. Billy Helmer and Mr. Helmer. They will be in the Helmer home again after a visit in Marion and Mechanicsville. / Miss Cleone Burns of Clarence spent Saturday in the Howard Whitlatch home. Evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Whit- latch, Bobby and Keith of Tipton, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kent of Mount Vernon. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Crelly were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fey of Massilon; Mrs. Walter t~ no ~l]:)~dhl~o ~or experience--- Ackerman of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. ~hothoz ~or so~-cal:~ai~ o~ ba~er, The Amelia Esterbrook, daughter Don- na Lou and John Fey of Davenport; man standing "on the bridge" must see land George Ackerman of Toronto. far ahead. He must study the tides and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sankot and Ott~en~ in Ovel~ ohal~el, their grandson David Holland met I M~ and Mrs. H. B. Holland and[ --ner on Sunday. After la three' The polic of this bank through the [son Jan at Allison for a p'cnic din-" has ]:x~n a o0nl~rvative one. We weeks visit in the Sankot home, have never ordered "full steam ahead" David returned with his parents to without iixst assuring ourselves that the :their home at Leland. ' Misses Dorothy and Gladys Dice OU~ we were following was a sa~e one. ' of Moroni, Utah, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dice and Mrs. Bob Dice of West I~u~d ]~al~dng c, autio~ is a O~I- Liberty spent Wednesday in the J. I aat to d po to=. M. Bridges home. The Misses Dicei were on a trip east and will stop i for a longer visit on their return, l They are nieces of Mrs. Bridges. [ Mr. and Mrs. C. B Johnston and~ i Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. John Macaul- !ay and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Graver l attended the wedding of Miss Har- riett Needham of Monmouth, Ill and Alford Johnston at the home of the groom's parents in Mount i Vernon on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Johnston, Eddie and Kenneth of Vinton were Sunday guests in the Mr. and Mrs. ,Lloyd Graver home Evening vis- ' itors in the same home were Mr. , and Mrs. Harry Stewart of Mar- ' telle, ONLY ONE D'X Upper-Cylinder Lubrication Is the protective feature of D-X which makes it different from ordinary gaso. lines. Valves, pistons, rings and upper.cylinder walls are lubricated. In addition, D.X provides extra speed, power, mileage and higher anti.knock performance Drive into any Diamond D.X station for a tankful. mDZ.O f com, oa Tm NONE FINER. Diamond 760 is the pioneer heat.resisting lubricant, refined from selected paraffin base etudes, now solvent processedl Dean Clark, Prop. Phone 760 Lisbon, Iowa Diamond D-X Products Dial 6001 Mt. Vernon i Born to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Beaver a son on Tuesday, July 15. Mrs. era Vogt of Waterloo is a guest of Mrs. Nellie Plattenberger for a few days this week. Mrs. F. J. Kolek visited on Tues- day in the Mr. and Mrs. Burton Kolek home in Mount Vernon. Mrs. Ted Gibson of Low Moor is spending the week in the home of her mother, Mrs. Ernest Oetting Mr. and Mrs. John Eye of Pekin, Ill were visitors in the Mr. andI Mrs. Charles Maiden home last i Thursday. Mrs. Margaret Gormly and Miss Dessie Sommerville of Mount Ver- non were guests of Mrs. Amanda Runkle yesterday and today Robert, Russell, and Lynn Spear of Tama came Wednesday to spend two weeks in the home of their aunt, Mrs. E. H. Zimmer, and Mr. Zimmer. Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Robinson of Mount Vernon and their daugh- ter Miss Catherine of New York City were Wednesday dinner guestsi of Mrs. A. K. Runkle and Miss! Hazel. ] Mr. and Mrs Howard Moore, Jane i and Tom of Toledo, Ohio, wereI guests Wednesday and Thursday in l the home of his aunt, Mrs. Mayme Reiger. They were enroute home from a trip to Yellowstone Park. Mrs. B. J. Smith and Miss Betty Kemper of Omaha, Nebr,spent the week end with their daughter and sister, Mrs. A. M. Andreas and fam- ily. On their return Betty JoAnn i Andreas went home with them for a vis~. Sandra Dennis celebrated her 9th birthday with several of her play- mates coming in for the afternoon from three to five on Tuesday A party of friends from Cedar Rapids remembered her with gifts they brought down in the morning. Mrs. A. M. Floyd, Mrs. Laura Hoffman of Mount Vernon, their brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Al- vin A. Albeck of San Diego, Calif and Mrs. Stanley Melsh of Cedar Rapids spent Wednesday in Ackley, the Albeck family home town. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Walmer visit- ed on Sunday in the James Cara- way home near Monmouth to see Mr. Caraway who is slowly improv- ing from a serious illness of malta fever He recently returned from two weeks in the hospital at Ma- quoketa. Miss Jesse MacDonald of Seattle, Wash came Friday to be a guest for a week in the home of her sis- ter Mrs. Josephine Kettering. Ar- riving Monday from Los Angeles were Donald and Ware Kettering for a vacation visit with their moth- er and sister, Miss Mary. To honor Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hansen of Buffalo, N. Y a group of 20 had an out door steak fry on the Mr. and Mrs. George McCall lawn, Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Bob Emerson of Muscatine were out of town friends in the group. Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, Rob- ert and Roberta, are visiting Lisbon friends while on a two week's va- cation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hansen in Clarence, and her brother Paul Kohl and family in Mount Vernon. DIAMOND C FLOUR 49 lb bag $1.29 24 lb bag 65c Prices b e 1 o w present wholesale. An early list- ing permits us to make these low prices. The advance only is our pro- fit, the saving is yours. SAME ON SNOWHITE 49 lb bag $1.39 24Vz lb hag 70c These flours to you at no profit over present cost. Other brands Omar, Quaker, Pillsbury and Town Crier. u Santo Coffee remains 13c 5 lbs Flour, good flour 17c Big Carnival Oats, with colored China- ware 25e Great Lemon Soap, 3 for 10c Lemon Juice, Olive Oil and Glycerine -- a de- lightful toilet and bath soap under priced. 10c flap Rose Toilet Soap 5c Health Soap, Toilet Friend 5c Jel-Rite, 6 flavors, 4 packages 17c 10 lh hag Gran. Sugar, Saturday 55c Apricot Season Closing up, now 95c Pascal Celery, fancy, 2 for 15c Juicy Oranges, doz 20c, 25c, 30c and 35c. Fancy Lemons, large, doz 30c Liberty Bell Crackers, 2 pounds 15e Liberty Bell Graham Crackers, 2 lbs 20c Home New Potatoes, Peek 25c YOUR FRIEND is our FROCK AND DRY GOODS SHOP Friendly goods, friendly prices, friendly service. The ladies there, have their finger on the pulse of business and keep fresh clean merchandise coming in almost daily. Lisbon I Thursday, July Mrs. Joe Staskal and children of] Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark of Chi- ed Sunday afternoon at Mount Vernon spent Wednesday in cage visited from Thursday to Men- Verne Simmons home. the parental F. J. Kolek home. day with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dick Conklin and !John Pfautz. An overnight guest called there in the Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Franks, Stu- Friday in their home was their Mr. and Mrs. Charles art and Dillon were Sunday din- ner guests of relatives in Wyoming. I daughter-in-law Mrs. Forrest Pfautz and Dorothy and Mr. and i of Sodus, N. Y stopping enroute to old Fischer visited Sun& Miss Nelavene Reimer, who Ames, where she is visiting her at the Carrie ~ischer home works in the E. F. Walliek home, imother and brother. On Sunday Mechanicsville. is spending a vacation in the par-iMr, and Mrs. Pfautz and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard St0r~ ental Wm. Reimer home, south of[Mrs" Clark visited in the E. R. Fin- and Robert cailed at the town 1son home at Central City, and in Zerbe and Lee Pickart h0$ Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Gates, daugh- the Miss Mabel Heisey home at Ce- Sunday. ter Evelyn and a nephew, Gale~dar Rapids, where they enjoyed a Mr. and Mrs Clair Stou~ Baldridge of West Branch, were]visit with her parents, Mr. and tained at dinner on sunday .f~ Sunday guests in the Mr. and Mrs. i Mrs. Henry Heisey of New Phila- and Mrs. Harold Fischer, .~, W. C. Conklin home. I delphia, Ohio. Mrs. Pfautz is a Bohr, Joyee and Richard, l~, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Zimmer and!sister of Mr. Heisey. Mrs. Carl Blessing and Virginia Lynne Spear spent Sun-li LISB~OTES Stout of Cedar Rapids. . day and overnight with Mrs. aim- Mr and Mrs LaVerne $~ . . el mer's sister, Mrs. Robert Hanna: FEDERAT-~ 'CHURCH and family called Mo~daY and Mr. Hanna in Tama. ~at the Harry Stewart ho~e Rev. G. S. Hamilton, Pastor Miss Evelyn Meyers spent Sun- S. S. Teachers Prayer Meeting[Ivlartelle" say in me u~lo ~vers home at Stan- at 9"15 am i The Sam Kohl wood, as the .guest of Miss Estelle Sunday School 9:30 a.m. its run on Tuesday at Evers. The girls are roommates atWorship Service 10"30 a m home. " ' Mr. and Mrs. Max Monmouth College, Monmouth, Ill. Sermontheme, "The Power of the i Jeanette stopped at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kos, Mr. and Blood of Christ." Mrs. Glenn Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Young Peoples Service 7 p.m. Border home Thursday Darrell Ross, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Y.P. Prayer Service at 7:45 p.m. ttley were returning frets Paul of Washington were Sunday Evening Service 8 p.m. trip in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer guests in the Harry Sizer home. Message from the book of the children were dinner g~ Mr. and Mrs. C. Mueller of "Revelation." Friday at Clarence Bord Sioux City, and their daughter Mrs. Theme, "The Marriage Supper of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey , Fred Keesberg of Waverly were the Lamb." Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bor( guests last week in the home of Thursday Prayer and Bible Study at Clarence Border's Sur Mrs. Mueller's sister, Mrs.C. R. service at 8 p.m. "v Friday afternoon Prayer service ning. Yocum and famfl. 'at h --~ A Monday and overnight guest t e home of Mrs. Cook at 8 p.m. of Mary and Harlene Robertson METHOI)IST-CHURCH IN ORIGINAL NoTI{: TIIE DISTRICT coUBq was Gloria Berhow of Forest City Rev Wm D Bostrom Minister IN AND FOR LINN CODNT h " " " ' Equity, September Term, 194 w o Is ms]tmg in the home of her 9"30 a m Church gch~o~ no . ~- - WINNIFRED WOODS, Plaint| grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John partmentalized and Graded. vs. rtau, on the Moun~ vernon-~.isDon 10"30 a m Worship and Preaching Frank V. Woods and all unknO road. 6:30 p.m. Epworth League. -of any nterest in eta One Block Five PfautzAddition Mi "s'ess Henrietta and Grace Bow- ST JOHN'S CA~LI Iowa. Defendants. der are on a week's outing for the Sun" " ' " ~" (' g3rlUKt;ll To claimantsFrank V. ofW dSLots andone t hay masses' ~'oo and 9"00 BIo~k Five Pfa~tz Add bhnd at Salvatmn Army camp on - ~; " " " n of L(sbon, Iowa. the Des Moines river near Madrid.week uay ~ ~a~. ~.uu. It is of special interest to Miss ,-~ ,~ tt You are hereby notifed t District Court in and for I Grace to meet acquaintances, who oucneast vranKiin now on file in the Clerk 0 1 were with her while attending the Mrs Willard Light Iowa, the petition of Winn: Plaintiff above named, in wht school for the blind at Vinton. " -- *" that she is the owner in F~ ~, ~ ~. ~ ~. ,~ Miss Marjorie Hess and Mrs Rob- Lots One and Two in Block Gu=~,~ ~ummg ~*uay ior a - . " Addition to the Town of Lisbc ert Hess and children of Marion and weeK s V1Slg wl~n l ev. ancl Mrs. L/ praying that the title therel~ {~ T--T~milff~n ,n~ ]~4"ro T~,'~,~. "~.-.-- Mrs. Ivlaurlce 1"- o121 anu aaugnters in her and that you and eae barred and forever estopped d at t e Homer L~ght home on syth Joy and Douglas of Aurora or claiming any right, title or ~fl ' . ' weanesuay evening. Ill. Guests for Tuesday evening Mrs Marvin Andre and Mar- to and you are also notified tl~ appear thereto and defend ~nr~r' MMr':n~d h~rs' jCohej~ierswAintsh visited with Mrs. Homer Light on of the S d day of then ' " " Thursday afternoon, said District Court of Linn and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meffert held at Cedar Rapids, Iowa n,q cn*~13~t,1 ,~ f~,~, ~,~',~ Mr. ana Mrs. l-lesion r'neips, ~.s- day cf September A.D. 1941, $ ' sandinMr~ ~?cla 'dayd afM~teSrnG::rgt saidrenderedpetition th d decree - -," i GEe. D. and Mrs. Harry Decious of Mounti Dean Bohr visited with his eous- On this 18th day of ,lune Vernon returned last Wednesday ins at the John Lighthome on above notice and petition night from a ten day vacation. Mr. Sunday. to serve notice by publi, and Mrs. Cave visited in northern Marion Louise Slater spent Fri-panied by affidavit for such1 pre~en~cd to the Honorable Iowa and southern Minnesota, andday afternoon visiting Betty Stout judge of this Court and the enjoyed a reunion of his relatives and Joyce Ann Bohr. by approved and ordered at a picnic dinner at Lake Ok~boil the Sunday before their return. Mr. and Mrs. Decious went to Bemidji, i Minn and into Canada. At Bemidji they visited a daughter Mrs. Don Caldwell and husband. Miss Doris and John Decious, who had spent a month with their sister, Mrs. Caldwell, returned home with their parents. Calista, Patricia and Stanley ~lander of Boone came last Mon- day to spend the week with the La Verne Simmons family. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kohl, Jean and Lucille, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Hess and family enjoyed a pic- nic Sunday at Lake McBride. Mr. and Mrs. John Nesley and three children of Alburnett visit- Mount Vernon Hawkeye Lisbon Herald. for four weeks. J0~' Chas. J. HaaS, lune26Ju]y3,10.17 IV. M. lgENNb'Y~ Llsbnll, IoW~i H.ra] Estate .rod insurance Irarms for Sale Houses for Sale or Office We know good heating equipment when we see it--and this new Lennox line is the finest and most complete we have ever seen. Think of itl 200 diHerent styles and sizes of furnaces and air conditioners to choose from. Every single one designed for its own special purpose by Lennox engineers who for more than 40 years have pioneered the development of efficient, LEAK-PROOF steel fur- naces and residential air conditioners. With a line as complete and modern as this with our own proved success as heating engineers and installers we can give you a heating system complete- ly and perfectly suited to your home, at the price you want to pay. MORE FOR YOUR DOLLAR s Phone 96 Lisbon, Iowa Lennox Furnaces Will-Burt Stokers Electric Service r