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ML Vernon. h H~wkeye-Reeord Claytoy. Nosley entered Mercy Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kynett visited ; THE 225 POUND HOG
and The Lisbon Herald 'hospital last Friday for observation Sunday with their son Lawrence i "An exceptionally large crop of'
Thurs~ Sept. 13, 1951 Page 4 and treatment. ]and family in Clinton. i !
1spring pigs is about ready to start
Tom Maguire and mother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. W. F Holtz had as'to market. The bulk of these will
Mrs. Bessie Korando of Chicago, ~their guest on Sunday her aunt, !
Lisbon I visited during the week end in the i Mrs. Lucy Van Horn of Walton.
Mr. and Mrs Milo Kaiiban home. Miss Essie Whisler of Unionville
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mason and Mrs. C. T. Wells of Los Angeles, is a guest this week in the home of
Mardell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nos- Calif arrived Saturday to spend Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Brooke.
lay Of Cedar Rapids were Sunday several months with her sister, Mrs. Glenn Hall returned Monday from
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon- Louis Graver, and brother, George a week in St. Luke's hospital for
ard Koppenhaver of Anamosa. I Neesley. [treatment of a virus infection.
Donald Kolek of Cedar Rapids
spent Sunday in the parental Mr.
WILLIAMS and Mrs. Frank Kolek home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hutchinson
of Marion were Sunday guests of
her sister, Mrs. R. J. Lind, and fam-
e ily.
The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Yates
spent Tuesday with their daughter,
Mrs. Glenn Andreas, and family at
Phone 68 Lisbon, In. Palls.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Prink were
Sunday guests in the home of her
FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS sister. Mrs. Ed Tlusty in Cedar Ra-
pids.
~ . 25C Mrs. G. B. Young, who underwent
Large
LETTUCE,
2
for
major surgery the latter part of
August at St. Luke's hospital, has
LIVER, Ib 29c returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Richert, Lois
Libby's CORNED BEEF, 12 oz. can 39c and Donna called Monday on Bert
Baker of Mechanicsville, a patient
MILK, 2 tall cans 19c in st. Luke's hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris and
BLENDED JUICE, 3-46 oz. cans 65c Mrs. Lucil]e Kucera of Monticello
were Sunday guests in the Mr. and
QUAKER FLOUR, 10 Ibs 85c Mrs. Graver Miehe home
Mrs. G. J. Albright, Mrs. Anna
PORK & BEANS, 2 No. 2 cans 27c Wetherell and Mrs. Rachel Miller
and children visited Sunday with
Real LEMON JUICL 12 oz . 23c Mrs. Amos Zalesky in West Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Walmer joined a
TOILET PAPER, Softer, Firmer, White, ~roup of friends from Anamosa and WIKATA NEWS
Center Junction to spend Sunday Wednesday, Aug. 22, the Wikata
4 tO|Is 35C at Frank Graver's in Cedar Rapids. Camp Fire group, with leader Mrs.
Donald Kaliban, son of the Milo Stuart Franks and sponsors Mrs.
Kalibans, has received his call for Leon Morningstar and Mrs. Buell
BIRDS-EYE FRO~ FOODS induction into service. He leaves Ca- Miller had an all-day outing in Iowa
dar Rapids Sept. 20 for Des Moines City. The morning was spent at the
Mrs. G. R. Andre was hostess to Museum, old State Capitol and the
her Four Square bridge club Wed- new Fine Arts building. After a
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Don Min- picnic lunch Plum Grove was visit-
art. Mrs. J. E. Crelly and Mrs. ed, the home of Iowa's first Gover-
Charles Campbell were guests, nor, Robert Lucas. The day ended
SPECIAL ,-.-AT ~o~o~ato~ Aid society meets in with aswiminthe newpark pool,
the church Thursday, Sept. 20, for Girls on the trip: Lorraine Morning-
picnic dinner at 12:30 followed with star, Sarah Franks, Carol Gunther,
the regular meeting. Mrs. F. E. Nancy Clark, Jane Miller, Patricia
Barteaux, Janet Morningstar, Jean-
Fuller will have the Bible Study. ette Long and Anita Hensen. Reg-
A message to the Chris Petersens ular meeting was held Monday after
announced the birth" of a son, Ricky school at the home of Mrs. Franks.
Hayes. to Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mc- New officers were elected: pres
Lisbon, Iowa Gee in Honolulu, Thursday, Sept. 6. Jeanette Long; vice pres Anita
Mrs. Petersen is the grandmother. Hensen; sac Janet Morningstar;
In an article last week the names treas. Carol Gunther and scribe,
Sept 5 to Sept. 30 of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis and Jane Miller. We scribe.did handworkjane Miller.f r
. 1 Robert Earl of Mount Vernon were service hours.
omitted from the list of visitors in
d the Ed Richert home on Sunday HORIZON NEWS
ALL $10.00 an Better Permanents evening Lisbon Horizon club met Sept. 8
Lisbon Chapter O.E.S. will meet with Janet Bowers. Officers were
Less this Thursday evening for the rag- elected as follows: pres Joyce
ular meeting. Remember the special Hotz; vice.-pres Arlene Krummel;
collection to be taken for canned sac Charlotte Blake; treas Bayer-
Indudes hair shaping, shompoo and set. goods sent to the Eastern Star home ly Schoff; reporter, Doris Light.
in Boone. Games were played and refresh-
Mr. and Mrs Joe Smeykal, Santa manta served.
Phone 154 Lisbon Ann, Calif Mr. and Mrs. LouisPlans were made for an over-
If but of town, call collect. Smeykal. Los Angeles, Calif and night at the Palisades on Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huey of Cog- evening, Sept. 21. The October
gon were Friday dinner guests of meeting on Oct. 6 will be with
Two operators to serve you. the Herbert Walmers. Anita Smith. Entertainment cam-
Sunday dinner guests of the Or- mittee for that month: Janet Bow-
Night appointments, if desired, villa Crawford family were Mr. and ers, Shirley Schoff and Doris Light.
Mrs. Forrest Woodland of North-
town, Penn Mrs. Ida Crawford of HAPPY BLUE BIRDS
Ardis Morningstar Mechanicsville, Mr. and Mrs. John Happy Blue Birds met at the
Janet Williams Haak and Perry Greiner.
' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stabenow
and Claire returned Friday from a
visit with Mrs. Stabenow's sisters
Mrs. Clarence Card in Denver, Colo.
and Mrs. Carl Ringer in Hardtner
Kansas; also her brother, Lloyd
Spangler at Falrview, Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Petersen and
Mrs. Glen Benesh of Mt. Vernon re-
turned Sunday from a 12 day trip.
I They visited Mrs. Petersen's sister,
i Mrs. E. E. Kaufman in Mt. Pleasant,
Pa and the John Hayes' and Karen
in Norfolk, Va. John Hayes, S.H.2;
The Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls
is Mrs. Petersen's son and Mrs. were given permission to patrol the school
Hayes is a daughter of Mrs. Benesh. stop signs at no expense to the town. The
above motion way made by Long and sac-
The E. E. Hotz's, Miss Janice and onded hy Morningstar and motion carried.
Joyce, the W. F. Carstens', Miss MayJr Plattenberger repcrted that a let-
Marilyn and Gary. also the Don tar had been sent to Fred White. chief
state engineer at Ame~ regarding the eon-
Ruhl family and Mr, and Mrs. Seth dition of the paved atreet~ in Lisbon and
RUM of Anamosa and Robert To- Mt. Vernon and asking that the state re-
mash of North Liberty had a dinner pair them at the same time they are re-
party at the Amanas Sunday to has- )airing the concrete paving.
It was signed by mayors of both towns.
A SHOT IN THE ARM FOR YOUR MOTOR ,or Mrs. Seth Ruhl on her birthday. The following hills were allowed.
She is the mother of Don Ruhl and Jo.~eph Zban.~k. salary $225.00
Mrs. Hotz and Mrs. Carstens. I George Kohl. sal 145.00
1.
Clean
carburetor
and
adjust
fuel
level.
Freeman Mason. sal 100.00
Mrs Frank Shaw and son. Ed- { Is. State Tel. Ca Tolls a.32
2. Clean fuel pump. ward Van Meter, visited her sister, it. w. Hake, Ext. mars'l 1~J2
3, Clean battery terminals. Mrs. Rowena Stuckslager, three l M. Parrott So~, C Elect. sup. 7.~
4. Check Compression. days last week They stopped on In. El. Lt. & Pr. Co Street &
blvd. lightu 98.00
5. Check distributor and replace or adjust points, their way to Mrs Shaw's home in Wra. L. Peiper, salary ~0.00
Oberlin, Ohio, coming from Ari-'Dean Clark Gas 15.61
[ Crawford Heating, Batteries 2.86
6, Adjust vacuum advance, zona, where she spent the summer, Hooker Supply Co Gaskets 5.78
7. Re-time ignition, with Edward, who was in charge of George Koh|, Salary 55.(~1
8. Clean and adjust spark plug electrodes, a small boys' camp in the mountains iIs. ill. Lt. &.P=. co Power Purap'g 3~.~
n F E W r ' i j. is. utow ~ ~ons, reaucer
ear lagstaff, d a d w111 soon re- ~---s" Hanks Re"r Meters etc 71 89
turn to resume teaching at Tucson, Chas Long, Meters labor 15.00
Ariz. a, M. Carbee, frt ~ 1.71
Here is the place to get your Goodyear and Firestone { d'.'ie~T further bum the meeting aajourn-
tires. All standard sizes. -----
HONOR MRS. BROKEL ~ Glenn plattenberger, Mayor
Mrs. Richard Brokel, a recent J.M. Carbee, Clerk.
bride, was honored with a miscel-
laneous shower in the G. C. Nosley
Studebaker Sales and Service home last Wednesday evening.
Hostesses were Misses Marlene Nos-
Phone 150 Lisbon, Iowa Icy, Mary Ann Rhoads. Jean Kohl
i and Dorothy Sheber. Twenty guests
',shared the cou,'tesy. Miss Shirley
I Filter of Anamosa was an out-of-
town guest.
Mechanicsviile Ely Telephone
Mi. L.eile m.id L Lines Repaired
be shipped at around 225 pounds, Ways .and Means. Society will
and this is a highly desirable pro-meet Fmday p.m. m the church ELY--A crew of men have been
cedure. As hogs get above 225:parlors. Hostesses will be Mrs. For- repairing telephone lines for the
very rapidly est Rhoads, Mrs. Ralph Inks, Mrs. Ely Telephone Co-op. A new cable
pounds they put on fat of -the-gain '~ Baxter Freese Mrs. Flora Wilson line has replaced the old type line.
--in fact, a good deal
is lard. The American people to-~and Mrs. Ira Hempy. When cable has been used on the
day are using less lard than form-~ The Youth Fellowship groups of entire line it will eliminate noise
erly and the hog that will con- I the Methodist and Presbyterian and cross talk so the lines can give
tinue to command attention is the!churches met for a pot luck supper the most efficient service possible,
1.
relatively lean type of shoat," How- i m the Methodist church Sunday according to Joe Holets. manager.
ard J. Gramlich, C. & N.W. ag. evening. Work will continue this week.
agent. Priscilla class met last Wednesday Brush, trees and weeds were cut
',with Mrs. Will Moffit; Mrs. Ira last week to clear space for new
THE AMAZING SOY BEAN I Hempy and Mrs. Agnes Gleason as- poles.
I slating The class voted $25 toward
"Tne soy nean was vlr~uany un-i h :' r.h, -h +sh1,~e
i "t re a r
neara oz m ~merzcan agr cu! u,RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Sally and Katy Hatcher were
zew years ago ye~ zoaay ~t has oe- i- ~ to th 4 H ~'lu- Satur- Larry Stone, son of Jess Stone,
come a major crop throughout the hostesses . .e .- c: o - . uay returned from a C. R. hospital Sun-
"" n Bol" and second onl to cornlaIzern n" ~urmg me ousmess
i . he g eat state of Illi is The i v eting r por,were given on day after treatment for a serious
oil " " frarn the ratr projects r, mcuon was as Ioi- hip disease. He will be inactive
whmh is extracted " J r for about a year or more.
bean is used in the production of!l ws:~pres-' Nancy o Cutm~ v.-p
many items. In 1950 half of the an .~ ~.: secL'treas:, ~auy na~cn- PUTNAM PRIDE'S ELECT
oil used in producing shortening er; msmrmn, ~auy Anrens; report-
came from soy beans. Ironically, er, Janice Robinson. Nargi Jo Raymon was elected
the farmer who raises both soy Mrs. Ira Miller was hostess to the president of the Putnam Pride's
beans and hogs is producing two Pinochle club on Thurs. Mr. and Wednesday evening at Coleen Dol-
highly competitive items-i.e.-lard Mrs. Glen Miller of St. Louis were ezal's. Irene Klouda was elected
and shortening." Howard J. Gram- guests. Mrs. A. M Kohl and Mrs. vice-president, Karen Clark, sec.
licht, C. & N.W. ag. agent. ,Asa Robinson were awarded the and Florence Klinsky, treas Mary
'prizes. Carson. historian, and Jean Tess-
GMNG BLUE BIRDS Mr. a nd Mrs. Harry Hackett of man, reporter. Mrs. clarence Tess-
Stanwood were Sat. evening callers man will again be the leader. New
Giving Blue Birds held their first of the Lee Taylors. project for the year will be clothing.
meeting Monday, Sept. 10, at theAlex Crock accompanied his The Ely Fellows' enjoyed a picnic
Howard Mason home. They drew
names for the following officers: brother John Crock and daughter Sunday at the Legion Hall. About
pres Donna Carbee; vice pres Verna of Iowa City to Ohio last 150 people were present. There were
Eileen Zahorik; sec Miekey Tar- Wednesday. musical numbers, visiting and card
rance; treas Kate Franks. Plans Mr. and Mrs. William Hass left playing.
were made for the month. Next Tuesday morning for Foley, Ala to
meeting will be Sept. 17th. visit Mrs. Will Soesbe and family.
The Forest Cooks and Glen Svo-
bodas of Stanwood left Thursday
for Backus, Minn for a week's
fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis of
Durant were Thursday callers of
Mrs. Annie Scott.
Mrs. Win. LaFranz submittedto
an operation at St. Luke's hospital
Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark of Ce-
dar Rapids were Wednesday eve-
ning supper guests of Lee Taylors.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Klinger con-
cluded their visit with the John
Fry and Ralph Inks families and
left for their home in St. Peters-
burg, Florida. last week.
Donald Nicoll left Tipton Mon-
day to join the armed forces. Mrs.
Nicoll will go to the home of her
I parents in Marshalltown.
Robert Horner, who has been
with the armed forces, is expected
to land in U. S. the first part of
this week.
Paul Horner, John Nie and Hugh
~LaMont left Sat. afternoon for
Nestor Falls, Canada, on a fishing
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Trump of Lis-
bon spent Sun. with Jo Trump.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sebe~ta of
Brainard, Minn are spending a
few days in the Walter Sebesta
home. During the week end they
all visited relatives in Burlington. ANNUAL PICNIC DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Houle and About 50 patrons of the Ely school
Barbara of Washington, D. C were and families enjoyed a nicnic Fri-
Sat. dinner and supper guests of day night in the lunch room. Fol-
J. C. Houles. lowing dinner the first P.T.A. meet-
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kline of Daven- ing of year was conducted by Mrs.
port spent Sun. with Mrs. FronaVernon Beckman, president, The
I Kline. new teacher was introduced.
Bills were allowed for textbooks
GOOD CHEER MJELON FEAST which are being furnished free to
Good Cheer club met on Friday pupils for the first time. A report
evening, Sept. 7th, at the home of was made on canning days held at
school house Monday. Officers elec- Mr. and Mrs. Van Valkenberg, for the school. Mrs. Beth Schultz was
ted by drawing names were: Karen their annual melon feast. The pro- introduced as the cook for the
Zearing, pres.; Malonie Torrance, gram. in charge of Willard Light, school lunch program.
v.-p.; Jackie Baril, sac,; Marcia consisted of slides and movies of
Yoke, treas.; Barbara Crawford, their recent western trip. The ORGAN RECITAL HELD
scribe. Next Monday the girls will group also enjoyed listening and Another organ recital was held
meet for a wiener roast with Mar-
ilyn Morningstar at the home of her I seeing the Japanese Peace Treaty Sunday afternoon at the new Luth-
negotiations on television. Some- eran church to show the congrega-
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Morn- i thing to remember was hearing tion the difference between the two
ingstar. --Barbara Crawford, scibe. Gromyko's speech and his walk out electric organs which have been in
~" and return. The October meeting the church for several weeks, the
Councd Proceedings ~will be at the Vernon Burge home Baldwin and the Hammond. both
with Mrs. John Light in charge of from Cedar Rapids firms.
LISBON COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEM- the program.
BEll ~TH, 1951 Mrs. Joe Kremenak and Mrs. Har-
ry Upmier were guests at a shower
Lisbon Business Directory at the Emil Upmier home Thursday
i honoring Miss Agnes Zubred who
GARDNER AND ANDRE ~,will be the bride of Paul Upmier
Phones: Office 2-91 Residence 3-91 later this month.
Physlc~ and S~rgeom The Joe Kremenaks called on
-- J. M. CARBEE ~ Mrs. Mary Miner Friday. Mrs. John
Clark and Miss LaVina Neitderhisar ;
Notary PubLic I called at the Miner home Sunday.
Insurance
4% Farm Loans i Mrs. Miner has been ill the past
Phone I~ Lisbon, Iowa week.
i Harry Robeson of the Linn Coun-
i ATTEND CONFERENCE
i The fall conference of the second GLENN PLATTENBERGER
district of the American Legion
Auxiliary was held Monday in the Auctioneer
i Little Theatre of the Y.M Cedar
{Rapids. Attending the morning and Have mailing list for bills for
aRernoon sessions were Mrs. Don special sales.
Minert. Mrs. E. W. Resewehr, Mrs. Household, real estate and
L. M. Gish and Mrs. George Kohl, farm sales.
i the delegates and alternates, also
i Mrs. L. A. Davis and Mrs. V. L. Big- Satisfaction guaranteed
,Icy. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Briggs at- Phone 175 Lisbon, Iowa
tended the evening banquet at
You can make it easy on yourself by star- iMontrose hotel.
ing our ear corn, shelled corn, baled hay, or !' "' -'---- -----
small grain with a John Deere Portable Eleva- i
tar. The John Deere has a lightweight rocker- i
type dump that's easy to transport and set up, i Humor
without heavy lifting. And, with the John
Deere Dump, you're not bothered with a heavy
carriage frame -- the lifting cradle doubles as
a skid.
Two new trucks are available -- one, for ~Gentlemen: You ask about results from your want-
elevators 34 to 50 feet, and the other for eleva- ads. Welt, the housekeeper I got from my ad turned
tars 26 to 32 feet. Each has a winding device
out to be a widow with seven children and I adopted
to speed lifting, them aft. How's that for results?"
Let us show you how easy it is to set up the
John Deere Portable Elevator without heavy Dial2431
lifting. Stop here the next time you're in town.
I
YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER
Phone 32 or 214
Mt. Vernon Hawkeye-Recard
and The Lisbon Herald
Lisbon, Iowa
J@HNSTON AND MORGAN
FUNERAL HOME
C. B. Johnston Jack P. Morgan
Licensed Morticians
Mt. Vernon Phone -- Dial 5012
Lisbon Phones 165 and 50
W. M. BENNEI~
Office Phone -- 146
Farms for Sa!e
Real Estate and Insurance
Houses for Sale or Rent
No nec~l to crowd a huge fvre~ce
into yo tr bsmement wkcn L~=is
new L~nnox "Lo Boy" will give
you the finest forced air oil heat-
ing while saving you space, in-
stalled in a corner or against a
wall. Its famous Lennox features
include exclusive MeLlow-Warmth
centrals Micr~-Mix burner
handsome baked-enamel finish
"'v,~.ap-around" radii.tar for added
eco~c my and blower "floated"
on rubber for super-quiet opera-
tion. You get all this plus
det~endable Lennox qmxli~y . . .
STADLER-DUSIL
Miss Virginia Stadler, daughter of
the George Stadlers, was married to
LeRoy Dusii, son of the William
Dusils of Fairfax, Tuesday mornng
at the parsonage of St. Patrick
church at Fairfax.
The bride chose to wear a street-
length dress of grey crepe with blue
accessories. She wore a shell pink
carnation corsage. Miss Georgia
Stadler, the bride's sister, served
as the maid of honor and wore
a taupe dress and a yellow carna-
tion corsage. The best man was
Gerald Pollock of Cedar Rapids.
A reception was held from 2 to 4
p.m. at the Fairfax Legion Hall.
!The groom was host to 20 guestsI
rat dinner at the Amanas Tuesday l
night
After a two-weeks wedding trap!
'in the west the couple will make!
their home at Ely. Mr. Dusil is',
employed at the Pollock and Chris-
, ty elevator at Walford.
HONOR MISS STADLER
Miss Virginia Stadler was hon-
ored at a miscellaneous gift shower
Thursday night at the Mrs. Robert
Malatak home. Co-hostess was Miss
Georgia Stadler. Thirty guests were
present. Refreshments were served
following opening of gifts.
i ty schools' office visited the Ely
: schcol last Friday.
'~ The Maurice Garants and daugh-
ter and the Raymond Garnants and
son surprised their aunt, Miss
I Georgia Fuhrmeister. on her birth-
day Friday evening with refresh-
i ments.
i A group of women of the W.C.C.C.
~of Iowa City and families met with
i the Joseph Kadlecs Sunday. About
40 brought picnic baskets in spite of
the rain.
The Jerry Chaloupnek family re-
turned Tuesday to California after
snendin~ several weeks in the
Charles Sladek home, Mrs. Chaloup-
nek's parents.
Relatives of Mrs. Mamie Harting-
er of Minneapolis received word of:
her death Thursday evening. The
funeral was held Saturday at Iowa
Falls. She was the daughter of the
late Henry Fehrmeister of Ely.
i Legion Auxihary met Monday
night. Plans were made for a dis-i
~trict meeting here Sept. 28. TheI
:i fall conference will include a din-
i ner served by a caterer and an eve-
ning meeting.
i A birthday party was given by
]Miss Linda Trpkosh a week ago
,Friday. The party included swim-
ruing and outing at Ellis park in
Cedar Rapids and a slumber party.
Lisbon Church Notes
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. M. C. Melcher, Mlnlster
Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
Worship Service 9:50 a.m.
The Youth Fellowship will have a
pot luck supper at th~ Willard
Liglu home on Thursday evening.
Sept. 13.
FEDERATED CHURCH
Robert S. McBirnie, Pastor
P:3') Bible School.
19:?O ?,I:r:'.:.P.g V,' ~rship. Se"m~n
{ b:. tt~e pastor.
7:00 You:,~g People's meeting.
~.:?0 Ever.i::; se:'v:ce. Sermon by"
the pastor.
T~-Ltrsday, Mid-%Veek ser-
3:03
wi~h every compact "Lo-~4oy." { .
~ec them TODAY! i v::e
WILBUR .COLBY
m i i
W61~Lg'S IIRGE$I MANUF~CT}{RB,'{ AND
EHGiNEEIS O; W,~{g AIR HF~IING SYSTEMS
Crawford Heating
& Electric
O. L. Crawford, Owner
Phone 205 Lisbon, la.
Audioneer
AUCTION SALES
OF ALL KINDS
Farm and Stock Sales
A Specialty
Phone 53
Mechanicsville
Palisades
Mrs. Don Dolezal
I The Ben Neal~ :~J HoWard Neals
attended "",i',ne:" i "r Master
Farmers '" ,~Yav in the Oak Room
at the -~.[~'.uo"ial Union at Ames.
Mr. :,nJ :,I"s. John Turner of
Ames ~,rrived Samrday to spend a
week ,iAting the Jack Turners and
the Geor~oe Bachelde,'s of Cedar
Rapids. Johnny Turner came the
previous Sunday to spend a week
with the Jack Turners.
The Happy Bluebird 4-H club
spent the week end at the Sleepy
Ho!low cabin on the Cedar. Sun-
day the parents joined them for
a picnic dinner.
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Don Dol
ezal spent the evening with the
William Hickmans in Cedar RapidS,
parents of Mrs. Dolezal. It was i~
celebration of Mr. Hickman's birth-
day.
George Vislisel attended a meet-
ing of 4-H leaders Monday even-
ing in Cedar Rapids in the Federal
building
The John Turners were dinne~
guests in the Don Dolezal home
Monday evening.
I
Grocery and Super Market
Lisbon Phone 105
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Mother's Best FLOUR, 5 Ibs 39c
MARSHMALLOWS, 10 oz. pkg 15c
PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lb. jar 59c
Libby's CATSUP, case $5.75
Nabisco Honey GRAHAM CRACKERS, 1 Ib 27c
SANKA COFFEE, lb 90c
Spanish SALTED PEANUTS, I Ib 32c
REGULAR KOTEX, box . 29c
KLEENEX
Large size, 300 count 21c
Small size, 200 count 15c
VEL with Coupon 17c
SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE
We reserve the right to limit.
American Standard-Sanitary Plumbing and
Heating Products
Kelvinator Home Appliances
Phone 110 or 213
Lisbon, Iowa
CABINET
CUSTOM MAOE--
Kitchen Cabinets
Wardrobes
Book Cases
Corner Cupboards
Cornices
And Anything In Cabinet Line
See Us For Estimates
South Washington St.
LISBON, IOWA PHONE 71
We're in the lumber business to make it
our business to make FRIENDS!
Just the other day a fellow was in here
asking us about our 9-point Home Planning
Package (A right helpful program if we do say
so regardless of whether you are building
or dreaming).
This fellow wound up his visit by saying,
"The thing that amazes me about you people
is that no one tried to high-pressure me into
buying a thing. YouVve been genuinely
friendly and helpful. And you've been most
considerate."
We want to sell you as little or as much
lumber and building materials as you want
(and it will be first-rate quality with accurate
delivery count), but we also like to earn your
confidence by providing you later with coal,
some paint, a box of nails or only a neighborly
smile.
Over 46 Years of Making Satisfied Customers
Lisbon