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Mt. Vernon, Is Hawkeye-Eeeord Mr. and Mrs Tom Wooff returned '
g~ ~ Lisbon Hersld .~ ]Friday from a week's trip to the i Mt. Vernon Locals 11951 High School Grads
~r~, Sept. 13, 1951v{~e ~$ Bad Lands, Cheyenne, Wyo and JL The Bruce Mullen iamliy were
---- ' Denver, Colo Leave Soon For Schools
MT. VERNON HIGH SCHOOL
NEW LONDON HIGH SCHOOL
Friday, Sept. 14, 1951
Kickoff at 7:45 p. m.
An Eastern Hawkeye Conf~erence Game
Admission: Season Ticket or Adults 75c
Grades 7 to 12 35c Grades 1 to 6
YOU wouldn't think of changing oil in
your own car, now, would you? That's what
we are here for, to keep your car properly serv-
iced the year 'round with SHELL X-100 Motor
Oil and "Activated" SHELL gasoline.
B rus ell Service Station
Ralph Brush, Prop.
Dial 5212 Corner 5th Ave and First St. N.
:Crafts Group Will
Cedar Rapids Couple c F. Becker returned last Wed-, Mrs. A. E Williams and daugh-
,nesday ~rom a four days" visit with~ter Gloria of Riverside, Ill and
Etch On Aluminum Buy
Quimby Residence !his son, Sgt. John Becker, and Mrs.',
Booker at Atlanta, Ga. John is ~,~argare, o~an Rawley of Anamosa
Sunday. evening guess in the My- i As the fall school season opens The Prof. and Mrs. Chester stationed at Camp Gordon near At- were week end guests of Mr. and
iron ~.mson name at ~olon. 'campuses, business colleges and The Crafts department of the Quimby residence on South Second ,lanta. Mrs. Booker is secretary for lMrs. George Brown. Gloria and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gage were other schools will be listed a num- Woman's Club will open their year's St. W Mr. Vernon, has been sold to a department manager at the Rich Margaret are formerstudents at
'~ dinner ~uests in the Lewis Duncan iber of names of graduates from the activities with a workshop in alum- Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Fettig of Co- i Department store in Atlanta. Mrs. Cornell. Gloria is now" taking
~,~,~o ;,~ c,~ao~ ~o,~;a~ ~,~a~, ~1951 class at Mt. Vernon high. inum etching. The group will be- dar Rapids, who will take posses-iC. F. Becker has been with her nurses' training in St. Luke's hos-
~-~-,- - ,~,~-- ~---v,~o ~--- - Leona Becker Paris Beauty Acad- gin with small coasters and candy s/on Sept. 25. Mr. Fettig is em- daughter and son-in-law, the Ray pital, Chicago, and Margaret is a
m r. ann lvlrs. Lesser ~uresn ann emy, Cedar' Rapids dishes as they learn the fundamen-, played as a test operator at Collins VanNattas, at a resort in Michigan teacher in the high school at Ana-
Nancy Cole, Ohio Wesleyan tals of the art and then progress,Radio Co. Mrs. Fettig is a register-!recently, mosa.
daughters were Sunday dinner
guests in the Denny Neal home.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Walter, Crystal
and Gerald were Sunday visitors at
the Virgil Wilson home at Tama.
Gwen Davies returned a week ago
Tuesday from a two weeks' vaca-
tion in Elgin, Ill and Red Granite,
Wis.
Mrs. Frank Krob of Rowley,
mother of Mrs. Lester Buresh, spent
three days last week in the Buresh
Carol Croft, Mercy
Nursing. Cedar Rapids
Howard DeCamp, Cornell
Lloyd Duffe, University of Iowa
Dick McKeen, Cornell
Kenny Moore, University of Ne-
braska
Jim Neal, Iowa State college
Mary Ann Studt, Iowa State
Teachers
Joanne Wolrab, Iowa State college
Pat Young, Airline School, cam-
School of:to larger pieces as they choose, led nurse. They have a son, David~
This project is open to any Bruce, I1 months old.
woman affiliated with the gen- t Prof. Quimby is already at their Help Yourself To Soft Water
eral club if she has an interest new apartment in Owensboro, Ky
in learning the craft. The flrs~ where he has joined the faculty of
meeting will he held Monday, I Kentucky Wesleyan college It's as close as your nearest hot water faucet
Sept. 17, at the home of Mrs. ! Mrs. Quimby expects to leave
E. R. Hoidahl at 7:30 p.m. These I Thursday for Hillsboro, N.D to
who wish to continue the work- I visit her sister, Mrs. Ora E. Myren, i NEAL'S SOFT WATER SERVICE
shop and complete the pieces before joining Prof. Quimby in
they start that evening nmy re- Owensboro. NEAL'5 SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY
turn the next day or finish them
You can finance your new car through this bank
more economically than through some outside
finance company And while you're repaying the
loan in convenient monthly installments, you
are also building your credit reputation where
it is most valuable to you--at this bank.
Ask about our popular, quick-service auto loans.
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and Mrs. Frank Franta, before go-
ing to the Marine Barracks at Great
Lakes, Ill.
Mrs. LeRoy Nefzger of Spencer
and Mrs. Sig Olson of Moorpark,
Calif were visitors in the parental
A. A. Glattly home from Wednes-
day evening until Saturday morn-
ing. They also visited in the home
of their brother, Kerwin Glattly.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Ross, John
and Mary Ann returned Saturday
l evening from a two weeks' trip to
Denver, Colo where they visited
~cousins, the W. S. Gilberts. They
!visited a number of the scenic
fat Scotts Grove Sunday.
i Mary Ann Studt returned home
Sunday afternoon from spending a
i week at the home of her aunt and
',~mcle Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blair,
i at Manilla.
i Mrs. Ralph Heasty returned home
]Sunday after spending a week in
Cedar Rapids with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gale
Neuenswander, and t h e i r new
daughter.
Dick Franta, U. S. Marine Corps,
who was stationed at E1 Taro, Cahf
arrived a week ago to spend a 17 '/Call For Phillip Morris"
day leave with his parents, Mr.
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Dolores Staskal left Friday after-
I noon for Colorado college at Cola-
rad Springs, Colo. Miss Staskal is
president of Berets Hall this year so
she ]eft early to welcome the fresh-
men. Dolores had just returned
from a 10 day National Students
association convention in Minneapo-
lis. Students attended from all over
the United States as well as foreign
countries. She then spent a week
in Chicago with friends.
Mr. Vernon Church Notes
Cigarettes All Brands $1.81 per carton
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAYS
Dial 2321- Mt. Vernon, Iowa
MT. VERNON ,METHODIST
CHURCH
Merton B. Green, Pastor
~u~day School 9:45.
Mornin~ Worship 10:45. Sermon
theme: "Forgetting to Remember."
4:00 p.m. Reception for new stu-
dents at the church.
7:30 p.m. Davenport District
Rally for Cernell Centennial. This
i~ ~he firs~ in a series of meetings in
North Iowa, presenting the cause of
Christian Education. Bishop Charles
W. Brashares of this area will be
the speaker of the evening. Cornell
coY.cze and Morningside college
will be represented by Dr. R<:.~cc:'.
Cole and Dr. Earl Roadman. A pro-
tram of music will be presented by
the college The members and
friends of the church are cordially
invited to attend It willbe a
!meeting of high significance.
i Thursday. Sept. 20, Official
!Board meeting in lhe church, 7:45.
LINN GROVE CHURCH
Claude Klaver, Student Pastor
Sunday School 10:00.
Morning Worship l] :00.
Youth Fellowship Monday 7:30.
I will hear what God the Lord
will speak: for he will speak peace
unto his people: but let them not
turn again to folly.
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Mrs. D. R. Humphries, Lynne and lent program on "Building on a
Good Foundation Throu h Our m competmon w~th 40 other Iowa
Cathy of Hartsville, S. C accom- ~, g;,Choruses at Ames on Friday. They
CLEANERS -- STOLTZ CLEANERS -- STOLTZ CLEAN E I panied Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson ~cnoois " ine ~ev. ~,yeszone m -
the devotion~ read the arablewon a blue mbbon m chorus cam- IF YOU WAIT UNTIL YOU
cn !to the parental Roy Johnson home ~ . P petition and one for a novelty
~ ~4~,~: Thursday evening. The Johnsons aoout ouHa]ng on rOCK aria on numoer ~nzCn was presenteu NEEDIT
I were called home by the death of sand. He added emphasis by telling '
Mrs. Johnson's father, F. C. Curran of instances in China where houses anc~n ~I:~
*irst (] a de ~/.~LX'~'/ 1~ ~'~" lllltI[~l~ ~ " Z ~'tu .were of Cedar held RapidS.sat~arday.Funeral services ed builtfirm on awhile good houses foundation on a poor ; remain- ; "" Lyal~ ~Bry~nt" an'd''Henry of Martelle attended the conventmn Lovig. it's too late!t buy auto insurance, A good auto then
/~ itJ IIt~ iounoauon were wasneo away -
of the Amerman Soybean assn. at
~ars. ~eorge t~ranam nad me pro- ~ ",~r~.: ~ on F-~ ,~ =.~ ,-insurance policy will certain-
,"'~ ~ram stressing the need for good oay x-copramtenaea zrom z~ ly save you lots of worry and
schools.Mrs Georgmnna Henkle
: - " '-" " - siz d w s.lstates and five forezgn eountmes, a great deal of money. We
: coumy presioem empna e ay
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or ~tne w~iu coma use zts mnuencel " ~" -- woo
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panies. See us!
iwas announced that Mrs. Kirkpat-i.- ~g ,~ '
t3~s ~mauon
! rick had made her mother, the late :
Clio
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~ ~-- ~~~~ ~ :Kirkpatrick,s daughter is the third~, ~r. ann ~vi s. . S.N. MERRITT
of three generations in WCTU!re.tu~rned. la~en t2~oU(h~lea~lafcr;mHi~n
~' " :work. Among the guests were the[~.~' ta~ mzm ~ p- . :;
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[[ ZI] r~. ,~ ~. ~ a i, "'~d [,ney spem; a week as gues,s oz Insurance
~ ~Mrs. Morrflls brother and szste - -
children"--'--~-~endingare att first grade or ~ me ~ev. anti lvlr~. ~lauae l~Javer
~ imw, rroz. ana ~vxrs. r =. ~,r~ .~ Dial 3412 Mt. Vernon
Whether
your
: Mr and Mrs Ralph Heast~ at-Peaceful Valley six miles west of
" - ' - 'o i Hill City, S D
going to college a clean, smart appearance is very im- N tended the Heasty family reum n~
!at the farm home of Herb Herron
portant. A school wardrobe doesn't have to be new,
but it should be spotless and well-pressed. Let us help
you prepare school outfits.
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Their daughter Virginia enrolled Service Station narrowly missing group. It is hoped many will take
in Cornell as a freshman this year. several cars and some children, this opportunity for learning a new
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Houston of !They chased Westver, who turned i hobby and for creating attractive
Cedar Rapids were Sunday dinner east and then doubled back west things for their homes and for gifts.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone- on North Second Street. They Oct.--Get Ready Early for Christ-
king. The Houstons observed their caught him near the west end of mas.
66th w e d d i n g anniversary last town and called Marshal Ed Gill. Nov.--Wrapping Wrinkles.
spring Complaint has been made of cars i Dec.--Crafts Display at General
George Rehbehn of Muscatine, speeding around the corner at i Meeting.
uncle of Harold Batchelor, and Main and Fifth Avenue N, and go-! Jam--Open.
Mrs. Allie Fowler of Lisbon, moth- ing north down the avenue. Any Feb.--Slip Cover Magic.
er of Mrs. Batchelor, were Sunday cars seen doing this will be report- Mar.--Leather Tooling.
dinner guests in the Harold Batche- ed to the City Hall or the Highway ! April--More on Leather Work.
Patrol. May--Attic Treasures.
lor home. . ~ --------------~ --
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Davis and i WCTU OPENS FALL SERIES Sing With County Chorus
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis attend- The opening fall meeting of the
ed a family reunion and helped WCTU held Thursday, Sept 6, at
celebrate the birthday of Mrs. G. E. the home of Mr George Kirkpat- Mesdames Karl Kettering, James
Van Wert, mother of Mrs. Watson rick, was a noteworthy success. A Gunn and George Gaines were
Davis, at Thompson Sunday. good attendance heard the excel- members of the Linn County Rural
Womens' Chorus which took part
Mrs. Quimby and two-and-a-half
year old son, Larry, visited with
Prof. and Mrs. Quimby in Mt. Ver-
non two weeks ago.
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ternoon at the Baptist church at
Buffalo Center Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Davis were best man and ma-
tron-of-honor.
Dr. Rollin W. Quimby, son of
Prof. and Mrs. Chester Quimby, has
accepted a position in the speech
department of the University of
California at Santa Barbara, Calif.
EnrDllment at this branch of the
University is 1,500. He received
his Ph. D. degree at the University
of Michigan in June where he had
done his graduate work. Dr. and
noon and is recovering nicely
Mrs. Robert Doran and son
Rabble left Monday morning for
Pella after spending several days
in the Dick Busenbark home.
Mrs. Tom Armstrong who was
taken seriously ill a week ago Wed-
nesday is confined to her home and
will require complete rest. She is
slowly improving.
The Roy. and Mrs. Richard Drees
of Mendota, Ill were guests Tues-
day in the Watson Davis home.
Earl Westver, 4000 Johnson Ave
Cedar Rapids, was fined $10 and
costs at Mt. Vernon Saturday for
having faulty brakes. He was driv-
ing a gravel truck owned by George
Weltsay of Marion. Marshal Ed Gill
picked him up.
Some irate citizens who live on
Fifth avenue saw this driver cut
across the driveway of the Brush
Citizens Bring In
Gravel Truck Driver
and Mrs. Scobey will assist in the
lesson.
The ceramics class will start
its work at the home of the in-
structor, Mrs. A. J. Baird, on
Tuesday~ Sept. 25, at 7:30 p.m.
Again any member of the gen-
eral club m~y attend these
lessons free except for cost of
materials. A kiln is now av&ll-
able for baking of the pottery.
A splendid program for the year
has been arranged for the crafts
home. munications Kansas City Mo.i
'. r at home. Mrs. Mark Hutchinson left Tues-!Dial 5201 Two Blocks South of Methodist Church
Mrs. Roy Johnson is staying with Haynes Hutchinson Cornell
friends, the Harry Coopers, in Co- Enrolled at Cornell are two more : MATERIALS day morning from Cedar Rapids on
dar Rapids since her release from 1951 graduates, lately come to Mt. i Women are urged to wear old the City of Portland for Emery, Va 314 S. Third St. W Mt. Vernon, Iowa
the hospital. Vernon to live, but who were not: clothes -- '*paint job duds" -- and twhere she was called by the death', II
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Winberg and in the MVHS class Rhoda Schnitt- ] wear an old jacket because the, of her brother, Haynes Peery, who i " - "
children of Des Moines were week jer, daughter of t h e Howard acid etching will be done out of passed away m the Veterans has-I
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lend guests of Mr. and Mrs. JohnSchnittjers, who reside in the form-'doors. Monday evening the cam- pital at Martinsburg, W. Va. i
J Colon, jr. er Winifred Morin house is a fresh- ! plete process will be demonstrated I Mr. and Mrs. John F. Young and l
Mr and Mrs Ward Horton and man coming from the Delhi schools. I and explained, members will choose ; family attended a family reunion I
. ~Nola Townsend is from Anamosa, their individual projects, transfer at the Leo Woods home Sunday.
i Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Elhson left
20c Friday for a 10 days' vacation at but will make her home with her l their designs and do the prelimin- Sixty descendants of Mary McMan-i
sister, Mrs. Leo Benischek, who,ary paint work. Any embroidery us were present. They were fromi
i Excelsior Springs, Mo.
lives in the former Paul Hudson transfer designs or patterns from Davenport, DeWitt, Grand Mound, ~
] Sally Busenbark, daughter of the residence, wall paper may be used if suitable Olin, Cedar Rapids and Mechanics-I
|lDick Busenbarks, was confined to: Also enrolled as a freshman is for four and six inch circles. The ville.
/ i her home over the week end with Bob Bauman of Los Angeles, grand- directors will also furnish patterns, l
,an ear infection and cold. son of Mrs. F. A. Bauman. Dick Each member should bring a hard Mr. and Mrs. Watson Davis and .'
[i Mrs. Don Goodyear, who under-Winey of the 1950 MVHS class is pencil, paint brushes (fine to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis attend-
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I! went surgery at St. Luke's Labor on the frosh roll too. inch) if possible, and newspapers ed the Mechem-Finlayson nuptials
Day, returned home Saturday after- and old rags. Mrs. Wilton Gunn which were performed Sunday af-