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August 10, 1939     The Mount Vernon Hawkeye-Record
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August 10, ]1939 THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HA~rlLEYE-RECOItD AN~D THE LISBON HE1~JklbD l~ge Three ] Mrs. Aley I'arsons i]as been con- lyl'InlT~.1 • #l#~ a• ~lv~ ~.~T~w , fined to her home by illness this l VI KRUN LUt;AL ANU I'Ifl UNAL wT::seil°°' e,vton left "tuesday for ~ ~ ~,~,~ian mdeflmte stay in Aberdeen, Joe Case, from Norwich I irene Nipple spent sever'tl daysWash" ] L Visiting this week at Pitt last week visiting Natalie Kenyoni Mrs. Roe Craemer of Chnton mI ~' in Central Ci .... a guest this week in the home oil 'e ......... i ..'" . ty. !her sister, Mrs. Edith Mullen. ] ~,,u L,o "otny Nipple were.v, iss ('late \Vain of Dayton Ohio ...... ast Week end in the home and Miss lCsther Nelson of Chicago ] Miss 151else Velua, inlet operator as in Ionia. City. I Ill., uele" " o~er" .Sunday guesLs" - In' ,.'it the. local telephone office,., is on- I lY Lester who suffered a lthe home of Mrs Gusta Minott joying a two weeks vacation from Ury 1--" ' • " ,, ~ . I -- , " /her duties at the office. ~L weeK, is ame to Mr. and Mrs. \Vesley Seward and Mis l'I(anm Ttuitt and daug~ this Week without his!son Robert of Waterloo were vis-' ~' """ • ~" • • , ~ . n- . tel' Dorothy of Britt came matur- • ltors thin week in the home of Mrs. ' . , T IS ~ 1 .......... day and visited until the nuddie or a" 1:~ ~-I ' i e -a "U S rnotner3lrs. tluy ~lgglns. • amen went Tuesday this week with Mrs. Hattie Miller. r. and Mrs Merrill Garrett Roy. and Mrs. Clyde "Wilson and the Linn Grove neighbor-family of Middletown, Conn., ar- .Miss Faith Johnson arrived Sat- urday from Highland Park, Mich., the remainder of the ] rived last week and are visiting in ]the home of Mrs. Wilson's parents,for a two weeks vacation in the iMr. and Mrs. Ben Neal and other home of her mother, Mrs. John l~red Merritt and Miss i relatives. Caraway. Parson returned home Wed- i [ I'rof. and Mrs. F. F. Moots on- Mrs. Charles Hartung went to If last week from Fayette, ijoyed a week end visit in Kirks- Madison, Wis., last luridly for a friends and rela- ville, Me , where they visited in the visit in the home of her son and ten days. ' honle of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Walker.daughter-in-law, Mr. and ,Mrs. Orances Beach, Mrs. Hazel Prof. and Mrs. Moots have spent Francis Hartung. Mrs. Florence Siggins, several week ends in their trailer The lovely garden of the T. I. T. Mitchell and Miss l visiting various I)ublie parks and Mitchell home was enjoyed for a are in BurlinKtonlgaining information. A week ago picnic by a group from St. Paul's district American ithey spent the weekend in Clin- Methodist church in Cedar Rapids meeting. ~ton. on last Thursday evening. Paying by check no~ only give3 others confidence in you but give5 yea con- fidence in yourself. When you pay bills in cash you are likely to let yourself get too close to your "bottom dollar." Paying by check, on the other hand, encour- ages you to build a safe reserve between you and trouble. It pays to pay by check. It's safer, more convenient, more busi- ness-like. It builds credit and is a real aid to success. Mount Vernon Bank and Trust Company CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $75,000 B. C. Ncal, Pres. It. B. M~Conlo~,lle, Vice Pres. D. U. Van Metre, Vice Pres. and Cashier J. A. Fordyce, AssL~tant Cashier Q i $149.50 Dutch Oven Range _$119.50 119.50 Glow Maid Range __$84.50 $109.50 Glow Maid Range __$74.50 arton Electric Washer __ $44.50 eLOtte Cream Separator $89.50 SPecial Discount on Lawn Mowers leman Gas Irons and Conserve Cookers Coaster Wagon $2.48 I Harold Johnson and two sons, David and Carl of Downers Grove, Ill., came last Saturday and visited until Tuesday morning in the home of the former's mother, Mrs. John Caraway. Mr. and Mrs. C. "W. Neff returned home Monday afternoon front a motor trip through the west. They visited the Black Hills, Yellow- stone National park, the Tetons, Boulder, Colorado, Estes park and Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kranter and daughter Christobel of Liberty- ville, Ill., are visitors this week in the home of Mrs. Kramer's par- ents, Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Kidder. They are moving from Li,bertyville to Manchester. Mrs. Gertrude Midklff and daughter Miss Hazel Midkiff were visitors last week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Midkiff, in Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Mr. and Mrs. Midkiff are the parents of a daughter Bapbara Louise, born on Friday, July 28. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Osgood and family attended a reunion of the Osgood family held in ~Mitehellville on Sunday. The affair especially honored, Mr. Osgood's sister, Mrs. Bulldog Guy Henry---Heavyweight Contender of World Open to Meet All Comers At the American Legion Carnival, Charles Kohl Farm, Mount Vernon, August 8th to 12th Hardware Mrs. John Killen and two chil- dren, Ethern and Jackie of Bell- flower, Calif., were guests last week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Meakin. Mrs. Killen is a niece of Mrs. Meakin's. l Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farr had as 'guests on Sunday Mr. Varr's moth- or. Mrs. Eva Farr, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Farr, Mr. and Mrs. Plumbing, Heating, Tin Work Mount Vernon, Iowa J. Sternberg of Lake Hamilton, ,Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kaliban and Florida, whom Mr. Osgood had not Leo Kaliban spent Sunday visiting seen for 22 years, relatives in Toledo. Miss Ruth Johnston left Tuesday J. D. Neelans of Moline, Ill., for Los Angeles, Calif., to spend spent last week end visiting his several weeks visiting in the home sister, Mrs. R. A. Scroggie. of ,.Mr. and Mrs. Don Hanson. Mount Mrs. Will Hughes of Evansville, Vernon people will remem.ber Mrs. Ind., is a guest this week in the Hanson, who was Miss Helen Hell- home of Prof. and Mrs. H. C. Lane. Vincent Gough of Des Moines spent the week end visiting friends in Mount Vernon. Re'bert Beranek went to Des Moines last Friday where he spent the week end visiting friends. Mrs. W. J. Gormly attended the Central City fair with :Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford last Thursday. ............................... ! .... Mr. and Mrs. Harry I'eet were Mrs. I"red Blaine accorr~panied (linntq" guests Nun(lay ill the hurtle her son and dangher-in-law Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. A. ,I. |laird. land Mrs. l,]dlyn Blaine and family Miss Hillis Stahl, who had lived t° their home in Chicago on Tues- al the Jot, Kadera boule, lnovc1 day. Sunday aftel'noon to be with her Mr. and Mrs. Vance Allyn and father at the J,,rry Nest home. The Sisters of Honor, a group fl'on/ the Presbyterian church, ell- joyed an over night hike to the I'pper Palisades on hlst Thursday. Mrs. (?larenee l~ohlander and son Billy of Cedar Rapids were visitors the Iirst of the week in lhe honle of the fornler's mother, Mrs. d. t•]. Beaeh. Mr. and Mrs. John \Vickham and .\It. atnd .Mrs. (,llarles Wiekham and faintly attended tile Hoover fam- ily reunion Sunday in the l,'ederat- ed church parlors in Lisbon. Jltlnes Mcl(ay of Socorl'o, New Mex., joined Mrs. ,McKay last F'ri- (lily lit tile boule of her lnothel', Mrs, t'. E. llal-:er where she has been a guest for seveFal weeks. Miss Wam/etta Sipple who sub- Illitted to an al)pende('tonly lit St. lmke,~ hosl)ital on 3dond:ly of last week is expected today lit the honle of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I,. 1.2. gipple. Sir. and Mrs. Merrill Burge, Mr. and Mrs. l,:dylu Blaine of Chi- cago. Ill., were dinner guests Wed- nesday of last week ill the boule of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sizer in \V'tsh- ington. Mr. and Mrs. Ilert ),linish of Xansas City, Me., and Mr. and M rs. l,'loyd Braekney of IAneoln, Ill., are guests this week in the home of Mrs. James Bryant. n/oth- er of Mrs. t~ra('kuey and Mrs, Min- ish. Miss (~lara V~raln and Miss I"slher Nelson left Sunday af- tt'l'noon for their home in l)ayton, ()hie. Miss Nelson had been a visitor over the week cud with Miss Wahl who had spent several weeks in the l.luyd Burge home and with other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry \Varren and daughter Virginia of Chicago, Ill., were visitors Wednesday of last week in the 10red Travis home. They were enroute to the west ~'oast to ~isit in the home of Mr, and Mrs. If. l{. l)uBois and Io at- tend tile exposition in San I,'ran- ~,is:,o, Calif. Mrs. Charles t~each returned home Monday from a motor trip to Atlanta, Georgia, in company with her mother, Mrs. W. S. Hill of Anamosa, and her brother, Ed- ward Hill, and SOil, Robert, of ()x- ford Junction. They visited Mr, aud Mrs. l'aul Kidder and family at Atlanta. Mrs. C. E. Baker and son l~obert will entertaiu at ;t I'ellUiOn of the tktker family at their heine on Sat- urday and Sunday. All mem|)ers of tile family will be present und will inehlde: Mr. and Mrs. May- nard Baker and ehihh'en. Nancy Jane, Judy "tnd John; Mr. and Mrs. l)rew Baker of Chicago, I11.; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baker of Colfax; M r. and Mrs. James MeKay of family and Mrs. J. IL Eyestone left Monday, the for]nor going to their home in New London, N. H." follow- il~g a sulnnler spent ill tile hurtle of Mrs. Allyn's parents, trey. and ,Mrs. J. B. Eyestone. :Mrs. Eye- ~tom, accompanied them to Sag- inaw, Mich., for a visit with her sister, l)r. Martha I.onffslreet. Mrs. IAoyd Ilurge received word th,, last of the week of the death of Mrs. Ida t