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1 Note Vernon Social
~HURCH~
. . ,~ Kollman celebrated his
~se, pa~ birthday Monday Nine
~,ip ~njoyed dessert and a theatre
Mt Vernon Townsend club No 2I," TUemenwa'" Wed Woman's Club Notes
Iwill meet with Mrs. Ethern Meakin L1.
Friday, July 27, at 7:30 p.m. .
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;WOMAN'S
CLUB
BOARD
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Woods enter- |O ~.allrornm ~am
Mrs. George Uthoff, president of
rained at dinner Sunday evening in the Woman's Club, is calling a
honor of their daughter Joyce's
Reveal Marriage of
Elna M. Ostergaard
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ostergaard
at Armar ballroom on Wednesday
evening on the occasion of her
birthday anniversary She was pre-
sented a gift.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Curt of Mt.
Vernon were Friday afternoon vis-
and grownups Hershey bars, gum
and candy, were given as prizes for
the races.
--I.-- . -
OAT HARVEST BEGINS
Harvesting of oats has come into
Mr. Vernon, L~ Hawkeye-Record
nd The Lisbon Herald Pa e
Thurs July 26, 1951 g 5
Jeanine Kay Stastny, who re-
~d'" 16th birthday About 35 relatives announced last Friday evening the itors in the George and Tillie full sway this week. A few farm- ceived a.week's treatment at aCe:
ice. ~ snip club willmeet Wednes- and friends enjoyed the occasion, marriage of their aaughter, Elna Kramer home. ers began cutting and shocking last aar r~aplas hospital ior oroncnial
d-week [ernoon, August 1, with Mrs. Games were played and Joyce re- lvlar~, to William Litts, sun of Mr 1he mappy rmmemaKers me Friday and Saturda,~J. l--'tr uble-, returned to the paren+al
r rezerson Mrs Adoloh Bid- ,~,~v,~a m~nv =ift~ ine'hlding a anu Mrs ~ennem ~.itts, on Jan~u,~ 1" H k~ ~ --------.-. l IOyfl ~asrny name Last tnursaay.
". ~ ~,- o . . "/o ly omemaKers anQ ~ne ~woaern Mr and Mrs Charles Sladek ~c
iwIll be assistant hostess wrist watch from her parents 1951, inChicago: .Ill. The couple Maids group met Wednesday in the m.r. ann. lvirs Anarew ~iarK, lviiss . ~ .- ~ "
" Pen were marrlea wnue on a L:mcago
ffURCH ~en.^ ~ son oi lv ir; ana lvirs. Social activities at the Everett o'clock buying trip for the An-Nu Dressdemonstra~edC mmunitv hall~i.asswareMrS Glennetchin~Blaineto itedVimereiativesL~el~aernisarin Maquoketaana mothersatur.Vis- ii ilyC mpamea.to visit Mr.me and~ranKMrs.bmueKLee Stahletam"
c, celeora~ea his ninm m i w ek n honored / " ' Lee ~tinger ~ w ~err ~acnman,
~,~ S Shoe akers th s e e d The bride is the dau~,hter of Mr I . :~. ; "~. =. Shop The ceremony was perform- the women "~ " day. Karen Clark returned with i ann son at Morning ~un on Sunday.
~ ~-/uay wire lu guests in- a ~ " i ~cooey ~. fischer uon l-lenlK 1-1Ol-
lp. Their a wiener r,~* ~.~n +~+ the Ralph Shoemakers of Mendot,land Mrs. Beneville Bates of Glen-~.~,~, ~'n w 'o :,'~ '+~ ed by Dr. Charles Goff in the Meth- " Jones " her parents after a week's visit! Mrs. Rose Kaplan called on her
Liver thefT. -- -Ill who arrived Friday. Saturaay I dale Calif and the bridegroom is '~ ~;~'~ ~:'~,~,~;~+:~s~"~,:;~ odist Temple. The R.Q. family returnedthere with Marcia O'khe~* i aunt, Mrs. Rose Fuhrmeister last
was spent at Muscafine ana l~ew, g vv M " s " this week from a visit with Mrs. g" I Sunda= evenino
of the nd Mrs . - ~the son of Mrs. Bruce Mullen of, . r. LItt will be associated with
Richard Brlsbin will n 1 n a wa en'o ed at ,and plan discussed for the housing
vacation.P~ F id ~ Bosto,I1. Su d y s ] Y Mt Vernon and Ward Hemenway the Ostergaard Motor Sales and Mrs. Jones' parents and other relatives Sunday dinner guests atthe Joe i Larry and Bobby Trak0sh and
'| pirn~c" ,~. ~."~ '1 ~'~" the cabin at Ivanhoe with the Lee of "Boone i anu social acuvmes or me cmo. Litts will continue as owner-man- in Oklahoma ~remenaK name were me ~mil Up- - ~. "--
brid- ~Inner ~or couples Huffs of Winfield, former residents, i ~'- her father i ~ ager of the apparel shop The couple Geor~'e Kramer th~ Frank ~'~* I meiers of Solon, Mrs. Maxine Hupp! ~ rman,~aE~rn:tn~r~urnea fr m a
ge ClUO. .:arus win oe r' ~.~vc =~ =~c u: ' TO ALL MEMBER ' ' ~", -- -- '-- -~ - ~ - ~?.~']and Dave Neitderhisar of Cedar i--~.~' ".~ "'~ ~ "'~ "
durin~ th ~---, and the Howard Cerneys of Cedm the brido wore a ballerina length S left Saturday for a two weeks nets ann rne ~arola ~.e~ner zami~y Ra i- ]uraay a~ernoon.
~,-' o '~ :'s. i Rapids as dinner guests The c.a ~vlan h,11o f~shicm~d over The program committee ~s cam-western trip after which they will of Pittsburgh, Pa attended the ] ~lr?S'and Mrs Edwin Vavra at I Dorcas and Janis Jones of Cedar
,-~*ame Fair of Chicago was 'Shambergers and the Walter Stoners ~h~" '.~ :: ~'~''~n~'~,~,~-~,-]~h~-i~io-~ ~f piling the year book now and the be at home m the Horton apartment. Kramer reunion at Bever Park I - i Ranids s,~ent last woek vioi+i,~~ ~
~,~ena g uestin the home of i of Cedar Rapids were additi nalit'he*'val~lev "~H~'er'~s~hou'lct'e'r"iengt~t~]membership chairman and treas- ~ There were 67 present " tended the wedding of Miss Dorthea i ~ ~%~ ~ ~ =
~,*u~c~ ~asKal. Miss ~air is' ests for su er Monda un . -: - * * " 'Kushm n f !" li Ill " " r- a.u ~v~. ~. r. oo.~.
1-~ ;~'ent at~ !gu . .PP Y",illusion veil fell from a small bun-!urer are working on the hst of Finish Hay Balln In Mr and Mr a o lVlO he, ~am any
~f~. ~.~F~ . ,-~,c, cu~ege, ou~- i xuesaay a picnic a~ uls rar K ceiu- ] net of the tulle and tiny lilies, i members to appear in it. Your ~,~ --,~. T s. Herman Neb~ker [ evenin~ Miss Kushman is the I The Ed Joneses and son Robert
~.~- ~rVen~ng stiff, was. nonorea at!brated the fifth birthd2y ox ~arY*She carried a white orct~id sur-[name will automatically be placed ~DOOV ~reeK vicinl~ jr. and son Richard and Mrs. Her-I niece o~f' Mr and Mrs Frank Vavra I called at the Robert Rice home in
t~ o~ 7 ~. v~ ~y muowea oy a szeaK ! ~mner, nephew or me ~noemazers. '~ non ~,~,~,o ~, ,~i- ~tenha I on the roll for 1951 52 if your dues -- man Nebiker sr. spent the week .~- - ~" ." "I Cedar Ranids Sunday evenin~
' a~ the Staskalhome Six ~ i'"-~"~'="-:~,-'~'-'-"=:"-~-="-'-'J':--~" "lhave b ,n ~.a " 1"~' van ABBEY CREEK --- The Kaplan :rid ~v:;hn~latzves m Medlapohs vi~en, e ~r;?~hvav~a~am~IYi~:n; ~. Members of the Lutheran c~urch
" N re Included. ~LINN TWP. FARM BUREAU 1 Mrs. Thomas Bassett of Chino ] have not had opportunity to pay Bros Hoffman and Gunn.finally ~" " ] Vavra's parents, the Joe Vavras and I are invited to attend church ser-
~. cleon was host and Dolores i Linn Townshin Farm Bureau list- J Ca]if served her sister as matron I them personally to Mrs. Harold finished with the hay baling on Twelve couples recently enjoyed I brothers here this last week I vices at the First Lutheran church
m|nmu'm~||||~ nevenmgOStess, at inn buffetthe Drdinner i. and ~ Mondaened withy evemninterest" g, Julat ytheir23, meeting i fat the'Glendaleh n r andwasMiSSbridesmaid Marilyn JoneSThe at- f[] mail Kruse' Atreas ,phonetheyeailmaYto beMrs.sentc, byj. Thursdayputting it inaftern nthe barn andThursdayfinisheaat amg.pot-luCkin ~ne ~ommuni~y na~LSupper and sacral even- ]lodgel Reeularwas meetingheld Thursday f the Rebekahevening. !! hour Sundayin Cedar RapidSevening,and July 29 a fellowshiPThey
? YjoN~ison home Guests in- I Mt. Zion churchas Mrs. G. H. ]tendants were gowned alike in bal- Kramer, membership clmirman, Kenneth Kaplans. Harry Sproston The ~irm a-r~ cm~ gave ~ne Due to the absence of one of the', will near me presiaen~ o~ ~:arthage
IV|~[ J o~n Culver, Harriet i Scobey gave an illustrated talk on ]lerina length dresses of tulle in [ would insure your m~me on the roll. started cutting hay at Russell Mal- achievement d a y demonstration tr~,~+" ,~ ,lab+ colle e
.~ . ~ Instructors, Ins IO --*e, ~ g "
during the Farm mureau meetlng st on
~.~, o Harp, Jack Prouty, John ~"How Birds Serve Men." Audrey light aqua tone complemented by ]Alth ugh dues are not delinquent licoats' Monday and it will be baled I po p ed until later in the term. l Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bartosh of Mt.
las~ weeK in ~ne t:ommum~y null The r fr
~p|~d~, ~.arilyn Kramer, Joan:Barrett and Betty Butterfield of ltulle dusters in a darker shade. ~until Oct. 1, earlier payment helps by Christophersen. This has cer- " I e eshment committee was lVernon are the proud parents of
~|~s~ein, Bill Hoese, Jan Jones, !the Bertram Township 4-H club i Their white Juliet caps were em- the board establish a budget and thinly been one summer to get hay Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Letner of Ce- I Stella Klinsky, Agnes Dvorak, Em- 1 a girl born Friday, July 20, in Ce-
~.ar Rapids; Jo Schilling ofi presented an interesting demonstra- Ibr idered with pearls and they I facilitates the preparation of a dry. Hay is done, now combining dar Rapids and the Harold Letner I ma Novak and Florence Klinsky.! dar Rapids. This is Bartoshes" first
~' o~ar~e. Gable and Don i tion on cleaning aids. Tommy Neal,[carried all-white cascade bouquets I membership report to the state is next. They started windrowing family, Pittsburgh, Pa were Sun- [ There will be a committee report on child
t ~vmrion; Elaine Fair of~Linn Township boys' 4-H reporter, iof gladioli and summer flowers t ~ oats at Wilton Gunn's Monday af- day evening guests in the Franklby-laws at the next meeting I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richter and
k [o; B.ob Blosser of Ottumwa; I told of their club projects and tours I Thoma~ Bassett was best man and I GARDEN DEPT ternoon.
[,~olrab of Mr. Vernon Jan-]of this year Two movies wereiushers were Lt. Edward Boyle of! Over 25 members of th~ d t Mr. and Mrs. James Gunn accom- Letner home. [ David and Harry Clark sons of[ son called at the Adolph Nezerka
~ "k f:,~un ann Donna Staskal as- shown Refreshments were sum oy uro~+ w~i,~+ ~,-mor classmate of the ! - --=z-'- nanied Mr and Mrs Charles Blinks Osmond Berry jr. is a patient in I the Harry Clarks of Cedar Rapids, i home Sunday afternoon.
in ser " menr enjoyeu me summer garaen = ' " ~ t home this week. I Sunday for a visit with their son
~:~: ~ ~mg the droner, the Lmn Township 4-H boys birdegroom and Lt William Haeger tour Tuesday which covered the to Amana Saturday evening for Marcy hospital, Cedar Rapids [ are visiting in the Milo Trpkosh / Mr. and Mrs. Jo Clark left Iast
~ ~. ~ :of Lowry Field. I gardens at the farm homes of supper and then to a show m Cedar P~|| ~e~ [ Roger Trpkosh was reported ill David and family at Kansa~ City,
I For her daughter's wedding Mrs. i Mmes. Harry Decious Arlo Stinger, Rapids ------"'--~--':- . i a few days last week Mo
Multi Color [! Bates wore an all-over embroidered Albert Fischer, Melvin Haeseler Mr. an~t Mrs. Wayne Keller and ~urs. uon uotezaL ! " "
~r,~ rose beige suit with brown acces-land Glenn Stoner Mrs Fischer Judy were supper guests Saturday VlSLISEL REUNION t
Kiddies ---- Teen A ers !sories. Mrs. Mullen chose a lime]conducted the business, session at at the Wilton Gunn home
g I green suit accented by accessorieslher home and provided refresh- Mr and Mrs Wilton Gunn were The second annual reunion of the ~~ii~ ~ii~|
i .fii~ [iin white. Corsages for both were meats for the group. Members ex- Sunday callers in Iowa City Vislisel family was held Sunday,I i~ i~i~ ~I ~i ~i i~
~:~" ~ I a m a m =m m= ~' ~ ~ ~ [iwhite orchids, pressed desires concerning the pro- ~wr ~,~n ~,~ w,~ ~v~,+ n July 22, at the Upper Palisades ! i~V| i V ~ iVVL"
w in ~" with approximately 50 attending. I
~: ~,~'~'! ~~ ~|,~,#~ ~ ~ E~ ~ ~ E ~| V,| k ~ ~ ~ Jill" ~,uests~ A receptmnwas held fOrafter thethe ceremony [ Gawedd g .gram andf r Mrs.next MootsYear andwereMrSappomt Mc- ~o,~u,~ ~ ~,~ ~n~""n~"~.~ m a~k ~.s t~ Youngest member present was Sus- i "
"n Den s an Ellen Vislisel, daughter of the i This is Your Personal Invitation to attend our
at the Brown Palace Hotel 1 -led committee in charge of a gar- Mr and Mrs And-, Lain= were ad George Vislisels. Mrs. Ralph Davis] . . . ~ . . .
Now 1.99 2 49 Ivet. The bride's table was decor-lden arrangement for exhibit at the ditional guests ~ s - and family from Kansas City came]ironrlTe ironing ~cnoo], conaucTea oy miss ~lna
~ " I ated with ferns and gardenias sur-, Sentember ~eneral meeting - "
" i ~ ~" " thormuch news ~:veryoooyl
]iroundlng the wedding cake, flanked, The de-artment ,-Inns to send en . the greatest distance. ] Peterson, Home Director from the Ironrite Co
. b li hted ta ers i ~" ~" " busy canning beans, picking bet-
Y g P tries to the All-Iowa Fair g~rden ' for m n t
t rms cooking e e c Maybe
tAMER S DRY GOODS hsbon, In. ] The couple will make their ho,nelshow Any club member wishing to : x* w^^k " POSPISIL REUNION i all da
The Pospisil family enjoyed a Y'
" llon the campus in Denver, while !enter m~y secure rules from Mrs. mur~ .cw~ ,~ ~ c= . picnic dinner Sunday at the home m~g l
--------------~--'---------- I Lt. Hemenway is in armament tAlva Hunter phone 3722. Entries COURT REP--P--0~~ of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biderman IhI IP I I IY
~~ ~ 'school at.Lowry Field. !m~y be specimens or ~rr~ngements. Preliminary hearing has been set in honor of Ray Bader of Cedar " "~'~I~
mm~ ~ 1he Drloe has nnlsneG her tnlru',~ L t. :-"1""1 ~f the " "~ "~ -" ~ "
~uu memucr~ arc rcmmu~u u for~rlflay morning a~ tuc cuur~Rapids who is home on furlough
~year at me university oI ~oumernt. i " " ar R "
~,lad oh show in Ce~ aplds Aug-house on a charge of uttering a from the Army. Present were the
]~alirornia ann Will concluue ner;,~+ Kth ~1oo ,~ ot~ u~,~ ~a~inst A H Can-
I I college work at the University of l "? i~l~e u ' "e ut Joseph Pospisils, Sr Helen and
Don s Radm & Tel * o ~ fleld, whowaspc d pbydp y
evl ~lon ID?nv r AtUSC she was afflhatedI Luncheon guests at the Mr. and sheriff Harlan Snyder on last Wed- Paul, the Marvin Mallie family of
wi~n ~appa ~appa ~amma sorority
I Mrs. J. M. Macaulay home on last~nesday evening His attorney is C. Tipton. the Dick Russell, Robert
Pospisil, Joseph Pospisil, Jr Ben Be sure to a~end this
ana was a memoer or ~purs ~
~'" wa w- -raduated from Mt ~ ~uesuay were lvlr. ann ~v~rs. oonn w. Garberson. Biderman and John Wolfe families,
u, i nemen ,y,~ as g ~[Maley and family of Portland Earl Heeren Mt. Vernon, was and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shestak
Yve " ~vernon m ~ ar~enuea ~,urne~ ua [ ' '
Repair any and ALL makes of Radms 'cadet trainin" at Cue and finished Ore and the Rev. and Mrs. W. J. scheduled to appear m police court, and Kathy. school whether you own
i ~ n Macaulay of Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids this week after being
at wes~ roln~ in lUOU. fie Im~ ~,~ .
p variously stationed at San Angelo I charged with violation of the Cedar
tree ~lCKU ann Uellve Texas Phoemx Arlz and Low Rapids plumbing regulationson
P IT,", " Bertram Homemakers " " . Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neal of an Ironer or not. You will
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Phonographs -- Portables -- Home Sets Mr. and Mrs. 'Bruce Mullen, Kay Study "~]ass Etching"
and Bruce, and Mrs. Edith Mullen
were among the out-of-town guests The Bertram Township Home-
-any Make of Television at the wedding, makers met Wednesday afternoon,
July 20, at the Twp. Hall. Mrs. Glen
Final Rites Held For Blaine had charge of the lesson
2 Philco Combinations
in very good condition
3 Portables
1 Motorola TV
Stop in and see us or Phone 6121
Rad;o Television
Mrs. W. H. Slingerland
Graveside services for Mrs. Corn
E. Slingerland, 90, were conducted
Monday at 10 a.m. in the Mt. Ver-
non cemetery with the ReD. Marvin
Kober of Cedar Rapids in charge.
Mrs. Slingerland died at her home lthe Townshin Tea in Sent The
in Denver, Cola,Thursday, Ju Y lnominattng committee for the Wo-
19th Her husband, the late W. H. j men's Work named at the Farm
Slingerland, died in 1924. i Bureau meeting, consists of former
The Slingerlands formerly lived ]Twn Chairman Mrs Frank Bider-
" " " I m ~': C .'George Vislisel and
m Mt Vernon when Mr Slinger an hr Mrs
land was affiliated with CornelllMrs Butter field
eollege. Their daughter Theodora, i
who attended Cornell at about l -- . .--
t Mechamcswlle
1901 is buried here Mrs Slinger-
land was the former Corn Shear,
daughter of Daniel and Abigail MIss Lucille Davtd~m
Shear J E Martin of Macomb Th L
. :. " ~ e adies' Missionary Society
Ill, the oldesz living olooa remfive :of th~ ro~hvt inn,r~h --+
' I P . er hu ~ m=,
came Monday afternoon to attend . ^ ~. ,
Friday afternoon at th= ,v,= v,
~the services ou~ missea mem as ne
Mrs. Frank Campbell Mrs. Buell
'did not know the correc~ ume
! - Pieper was assisting hostess Mrs.
HONOR JUNE ANN KOCH Cecil Smay led devotions. Mrs.
June Ann Koch, bride-elect, was John Nie had the lesson and also
honored at a miscellaneous show- gave a report of the Synodical
Don D. Cook, prop. er Tuesday afternoon in the home meeting which she attended at
of Mrs. Francis Stinger with Mrs. Ames Refreshments were served
by the hostesss
I Robert Hatcher as co-hostess.
i Games and recipes were given as The Rose Bowl club met Monday
entertainment June Ann received evening with Mrs. Raymond Hines.
many nice ~ifts for her new home. Mrs. Kenneth Smith was a guest.
-=" I Prizes were won by Mrs. A. M.
SURGEBY FOR MRS. HOFFMAN !Kohl and Miss Martha Cruse.
Mrs. William L. Hoffman of Stun-I
,/an ~OOK ann oanlce r~oDInson
wooa, zormer resloent, remrnea ~O[~h,vnarl hn~,~ ~t,-~av ~m V~I
her home Sunday after having bee ]la P rk Ill wher
" i a e meT spem two
confined to Mercy hospital Cedar ' ":
' i weeks visiting the farmer's broth-
F-30 with hydraulic pump ap as rouowmg ma or surgery -r
' ' I ~ -in-row anu sm~er rne ~:QWaFQ
July 13. She ts tmprovlng as rap- '
Farmall Regular ~d:y t~erCa~ab:y ?p:ct~dkeEhe~r StMr~'and Mrs. Walter Sebesta, who
g,' . !have been fishing at Kenora Can-
CC Case with cultivator Mercy hospital Wednesday zor ob '
r a I a~a are expec~ea name ~ms weeK.
servafion ann ~reatment co,="'-
i J.VIF. ann lvlrs, l-'urt r'earsonand
10-20 on Rubber bronchial refection. ~ne nas now
~ur~. ~o ~rump spem a ~ew aays in
returnea name ann is aether ~" "r i" the first
" ~e~ o ~ of the week They
Mrs Ellen riayne o~ ~enrervlue, made the trio by plane
F-14 S'teel on Rear S.D and Elvin Sebert of Sioux
Falls, S.D spent several days in Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sorensen
the Wm. Hoffman, jr home in i and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gaffey of
Cedar Rapids to be near their sis- Cedar Rapids spent the week end
ter, Mrs. Neva Hoffman, while she in Chicago.
was in the hospital Harry Sebert Mrs. W. S. Gibbs left Thursday
SaJes and Service of Glen Ellyn, Ill came also to for her home in Cleveland, Ohio,
see her and was surprised to find after a three weeks' visit in the
Mount Vernon, Iowa the other brother and sister here. Harry Jackson home and with rela-
A pleasant surprise for all. tiDes in Cedar Rapids
The Harold Nicolls were Sunday
Sponsored By
of Commerce
July
Chamber
Clean out your garage -- your closets -- even throw in
this copy of the Hawkeye for good measure.
dinner guests of the Don Nicolls.
Miss Mary Jane Seylor went to
Fairmont, Minn Saturday where
she will spend a week visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Worley of
Lisbon called Sunday afternoon on
I Mrs. Margaret Feyen.
Joe Cruse has been ill at his
home the last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harwood McShane
and Zona Kay of Marion accom-
panied by Wilma Taylor and Carol
Huber, both of Wellman, called
Sunday afternoon in the Lee Tay-
lor home.
Mrs. E. H. Littig and Mary Alice
went to Toledo Wednesday for a
v~sit with Mrs. Littig's brother-in-
law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. Martin
Hoffer. They returned home Sun-
day accompanied by Tommy Hof-
fer, who will spend the week in
the Littig home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davidson of
Laurens visited relatives here the
first of the week. They were called
here because of the death of the
latter's brother, Lon Marker, who
lived at Buchanan.
H. J. Maurer and Paul Thomas
spent Friday at Lake MacBride.
Mrs. Dorothy Byrne, formerly of
Mechanicsville, underwent a major
Drive starts at 8:00 a.m. Saturday, July 28. Please tie
papers up and ou't them on the curb.
If you need help or we miss you, call 5591 and we'll do
our BEST!
Dick Stoltz, President
operation Saturday at St. Luke's
Hospital, Cedar Rapids Her con-
dition is reported to be satisfactory
Mr. and Mrs. John Fry called
Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Dill
near Mt. Vernon and Mrs. Carrie
Elliott in Cedar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs F. E. Krause of De-
Witt visited Sunday in the homes
of Mrs. Graydon Johnson and Mrs.
F. E. More.
Mrs. E. H. Littig entertained at a
picnic Tuesday evening at the city
;0ark honoring her nephew Tommy
Hoffer, visiting here from Toledo
Iowa,
work done in that city at 1608 Zika
Ave. NW last year
Robt. C. Stout, 25, of Lisbon, was
sentenced to three years in the
men's reformatory at Anamosa on
Monday on a third o.m.v.i, charge
He was picked up at Mt. Vernon on
Saturday evening The sentence
was mandatory for a third convic-
tion. Mr. Stout pled guilty. He
was taken to Anamosa on Monday
afternoon
Linn Grove
Mxs. Ed
Friday afternoon Mrs. Leila Gos-
sette of Pasadena Calif. and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Caraway of Mon-
mouth called at the Geo. Kirkpat-
rick home.
Supper guests in the Geo. Kirk-
patrick home Friday night were the
Roe Kirkpatricks, Patricia Ann and
James Roe. Sunday dinner guests
were the Geo. Grahams, Paul and
Susan of Martelle, the Mike Codys
of Lamont and the Mel Bowies of
Mt. Vernon
Mrs. ~ Zeller
Mr. and Mrs. George Ulch and
Nancy, Cedar Rapids were Sunday
visitors of Mrs. Anna Ulch. Others
during the week were Mrs. Frances
Springville were Sunday dinner
guests of the Ben Neals. i
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Henik called on the How-]
ard Neals. I
A large group of the Bertram l
Badgers 4-H club attended the twi-]
light fertilizer demonstration of the!
Lisbon F.F.A. chapter at the Ernest
Cejka farm Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis from
Hollywood, Calif were guests in
the Denny Neal home Thursday
and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Roberts and family joined the
group for supper Thursday even-
ing. The Davis' formerly lived at
Lisbon.
Dick Neal is at Camp Waubeek
this week.
Sunday afternoon the Antone
Bidermans called at the George
Swenka home in Oxford to see
their granddaughter, Marilyn Pol-
lock, of Maryland, who is spending
the summer with the Swenkas.
The Denny Neals attended a fam-
ily picnic at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Wood Sunday
Mrs. Percy Taylor, Alice Neal,
:and Donna Neal of DeWitt were
i guests of the Howard Neals from
!Tuesday until Sunday. Percy TaT-
lor and Mrs. Myron Neal arrived
Friday to spend the week end.
Ely
Mattas, Mrs. John Navy, Mrs. Em- Kathryu Worley
ma Barta, Mrs. Hattie Stahle and
Grace Kessler. Mrs. Ulch and Mrs. ELY CHURCH SERVICES
Emma Barta recently visited with "The New Covenant" will be the
Mrs. Sylvia Henry in Cedar Rapids sermon subject for Sunday at the
I Donna Williams was a guest of Lutheran church Walter Sabins,
i the George Worrell family student pastor, will conduct un-
j Saturday visitors of the Rudolph til the l~st of August. Church at 10
Croftas were Dr. and Mrs. Howard a.m. and Sunday school at 9 a.m.
Staves and the Joe Haekels, Cedar PUTNAM PR~---~"-MEET
Rapids, Sunday. The Croftas vis- A small group of 4-H girls met
i ited Mrs.Josephine Crofta and with their leader, Mrs. Clarence
Wesley. Tessman, last Monday night. Karen
The boys of the 4-H club made Clark and Linda Trpkosh demon-
a tour of the homes of the mem- strated how to make and decorate
bets and saw the projects of each a waste basket. Plans for the
boy last week. A picnic dinner Achievement day in Ely were dis-
was served, cussed and plans for a demonstra-
Guests Sunday of the Gilbert tion team to represent the club at
Worrells were the Albert Gaulo- the Linn County Achievement
chers and Roland Schumps, Iowa lshow at the All-lowa Fair.
City, the Bernard Cannel]s, Pfc.
William J. Conned who is enroute SUNDAY SCHOOl[, PICNIC
to a camp in Cheyenne and Pfc. The annual Sunday school oicnic
George Mutter of Bellville, Ill. I of the Bohemian Moravian Breth-
Richard Reyhons, Mike Kral and ren church was held Sunday morn-
Keith Krumm of Van Horne re-
turned Saturday from Des Moines
where they were at the Cub try
out baseball camp for a few days.
About 300 boys were there.
The Charles Greazels, H. O.
Horns, Vincent O'Brien family and
Raymond Greazel family were Sun-
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Eister and Rita near Tiffin.
Patty O'Brien remained for a visit.
The Altar ann Rosary Society of
St. Mary's church will hold their
regular meeting at St. Mary's audi-
torium Thursday afternoon, August
7. Cards will be played and host-
esses are Mrs. Joe Leonard, Mrs.
Leonard Reyhons, Mrs. John Cilek,
Mrs. Albert Miller and Mrs. Fran-
ces Mattas. Lunch will be served.
ScoWs Mill
Mrs Gerald Scott
Gaylord Bowers left Sunday with
a group of boys from Cedar Rapids
for a week at Camp Wapsie Y.
Joe Scott was a visitor in the
Gerald Scott home on Friday.
Visitors of the Ed Stastnys Sun-
day were the Arnie Fields family,
Mrs. Stastny and Mrs. Rose Kvach
of Cedar Rapids.
The Henry Wesemans of Olin J
spent Sunday afternoon in the!
George Bowers home.
The Walter Moellers of Fort
Dodge were guests the last of the
week of the Richard Brisbins.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers
were Sunday evening visitors of
:he Earl Walns in Cedar Rapids.
The Floyd DecLous family spent
Thursday evening in the Scott
home.
Bertram
Mrs. Frank Letner
Mrs. Gerald Butterfleld is hostess
to the W.S.C.S. of the Methodist
church on Thursday afternoon
Nine couples pleasantly surprised
I rs. Peter Daws at a dancing party
ing following a short worship ser-
vice. Games were conducted dur-
ing the afternoon for the children
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