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Thursday, September t4, THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HAWKEYE.RECO][U) AND THE IASBON H]KIIAJA) Lisbon, Iowa Isttl I . • ,,,.,,,.,,,,----,-.,---,,,,,--,-,-,-,'"'"'"""'"' are requested to make unmedmte ....... __~ I payment thereof to the undersign- LISBON HI-LITES led• Those havingagai t I the same will file them, duly as- 0---------,--,- ...... '"'"'"'" '""'"'" thenticated in the office of the ~Clerk of the Linn County Iowa STAFF .... District Court• Editor-in-Chiez--wilma uage FRANK BATES Assistant Editor--Lois Roup Typist--Deborah Graver Reporters--Evelyn Meyers, Caro- line Kepler, Elizabeth Frederick, Peggy Frink, Marjorie Van de Berg, Ralph Williams, Vivian Harris, Mary Burrows, Ethel Mac Bigger, Maxine Kirkpatrick, Katherine Kruse, Pauline Warner, Phyllis Franta, Betty Jean Kohl, Ellen EDITORIAL New vistas are opening up for us each year in school as in every- thing else. Each of us have been given new courage and inspired Executor R. B. McConlogue, Attorney. 8:31; 9:7, 14 NOTICE OF APPOIN'I~ENT OF EXI~rTRIX No. 15317 State of Iowa. IAnn County, ss: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the undersigned has been on Borrows, Harry Bigger. this 29th day of August, 1939, duly appointed and qualified as Execu- trix of the estate of Guy H. John- ston late of IAnn County, Iowa, de- ceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment thereof to th~ to greater heights this new. sc.hool undersigned. Those having claims year oy me. great opportumues against the same wiU file them, wnmn present lxiemselves nere m duly auth~nfl~at~a, in *h~ ,¢elo, ,¢ our new_hui!dmg, a220 the Clerk of the .lon Count, Iowa inspires oy me new sea a!l)l~trict (~nurt greater plans wmcn our new teacn- . ...... .. . MABEL ~Oilr~rt ur~ ere are presenting to us. NEWS In four exciting elections on Sep- tember eighth the officers for 1939- 40 were elected by each' class. Those representatives chosen by the sen- iors are: President, Merle Dahn; i Vice President, Eva Brannaman; Secretary, Ruby Brokel; Treasurer, i Verna Kirkpatrick. Those chosen by the juniors are: President, Betty Mohn; Vice Presi- dent, Charles Hummel; Secretary, Lois Roup; Treasurer, Katherine Kruse. The Sophomores chose the fol- lowing: President, Frances Rey- nolds; Vice President, Ralph Burge; Secretary-Treasurer, Eugene Clark. The Freshmen decided on: Presi- dent, John Clark; Vice President, Wilma Beasmore; Secretary, Nor- man Nesley; Treasurer, Charlotte Graver. ATHLETIC ASS'N. OFFICERS The Athletic Association met on Thursday afternoon and elected the following officers who will serve for the year 1939-40: President, Merle Dahn; Vice President, Loren Van; Secretary, Evelyn Meyers; Treasurer, Dale Wagaman. AND FOURTH GRADES We have 25 pupils in our regret his year; fifteen in Third Grade, I Come .~o ten Fourth Graders.'i aI] New pupils attending the Lisbon public school for the first time are: Lewis Hughes, Philip Sailor, C-er-~ old Bradd, and Lavern Brown. Those absent during the first Executrix. Gee. ]). Sailor, Attorney. Aug. 31, Sept. 7-14 Lisbon Business Directory J. M. CARBEE Insuram~ Notary Public Phone 127 Lisbon, Iowa R. L. FRINK Heating, Plumbing, and Wiring Res. 94 PHONES Office 110 Lisbon, Iowa W. M. BENNETT Lisbon, Iowa Real Estate and Insurance Farms for Sale Houses for Sale or Rent Office Phone--146 THE BRIGGS MONUMENT CO. Lisbon, Iov~ Dealers in Cemetery Memorials GEORGE D. SAILOR, LAWYF~ General Practice Notary Public, Deeds, Wills, Licenses APPLES Peck Grimes Golden ............ First Peck Grimes Golden ........ Second Peck Golden Delicious ........ First Peck Golden Delicious ........ ~econd i Peck Allens Choice ................ First Peck Allens Choice ............ Second Peck Red Delicious ................ First Peck Red Delicious ............ Second Peck Roman Stem ................ First Peck Jonathan ........................ First J. M. Carbee ............................ $1.00 City Market ................................ 75c W. L. Dahn ............................ $1.00 John E. McHugh ........................ 50c Pat's D-X Station .................... $1.00 Clara Bittlc ................................ 75c Karl Kruse ................................ $1.00 Buck Franks ................................ 75c W. M. Bennett ........................ $1.05 City Market ............................ $1.00 Peck Jonathan ................... Second, Moeller Motor Co ..................... 75c Peck Wealthy ........................ First, G. L. Hilt ................................ $1.00 Peck Snow Apples ................ First, Clara Bittlc ............................ $1.00 Peck Isherwoods .................... First, McClellands Confectionary .... $1.00 Peck Isherwoods ................ Second, R. L. Frink ................................ 75c OTHER FRUITS Peck Pears ............................ First, Ball Barber Shop .................... $1.00 10 pounds Purple Grapes ........ First Sherm Bcasmore .................... $1.00 10 pounds Grapes other than Purple .............................. First, Laverne Piper ........................ $1.00 Best Variety of Fruit, 15 pounds, Doyles Cafe .............................. $1.00 Peck Minor PLums ................ First, Hoeft Hardware .................... $1.00 Peck Other Plums ................ First, Den's Barber Shop ................ $1.00 FLOWERS Prettiest Bouquet ............... First, Dinner Den ............................ $2.00 Prettiest Bouquet ................ Second. Rex's "raxern ............................ $1.00 BREAD Rye Bread, one loaf ................ First, Dr. E. P. Bigger ........................ 75c W'heat Bread, one loaf ........ First, Linebaugh's Mill ...................... 75c VEGETABLES Peck Early Ohio Potatoes .... First. Moeller Motor Co .................... $1.25 Peck Early Ohio Potatoes.. Second, Dr. N. A. York ............................ 75c Peck Irish Cobblers ............ First, Briggs :Monument Co ............. $1.00 Peck Irish Cobblers ............ Second,J. L. Petcrson .............................. 75c Peck any other Potatoes ........ First, Dr. G. I,. Andre ..................... $1.00 Hubbard Squash .................... First, Estel Hoover ............................ $1.00 Hubbard Squash ................ Second,Irene Andre ................................ 75c Onions, pk. Wlhite Bermuda ....First John MeHugh ........................ $1.00 Onions, pk, YeLlow Bermuda" First, Lee Crelley ................................ $1.00 Watermelons ............................ First Buell Miller ............................ $1.50 Watermelons ...................... Second, Laverne Simmons ................ $1.00 Watermelons ........................ Third, Tommy Williams ...................... 75c Cantaloups, 3 ........................ First, W. M. Bennett ........................ $1.00 Cantaloups, 3 ........................ Second John McHugh ............................ 50e Muckmelons, 3 ........................ First, Johnston's ................................ $1.00 Muskmelons, 3 .................... Second, Clayton Nosley ............................ 75c ~ucumbers, pk, less than 2 in. First, V¢. E. Chailis ............................ $1.50 Cherry Olives, 1 quart ............ FirstChallis Cafc ............................ $1.00 Pickled Dill Pickles, gallon, First, Johnston's ................................ $2.00 Cabbage, best head ................ First, Gee. D. Sailor ............................ 75c Pie Pumpkins, 8 .................... First, Earl Warner ................................ 75c Red Tomatoes, 5 pounds ........ First, Dr. E. P. Bigger ........................ 75c YeLlow Tomatoes, 5 pounds, First, Gee. D. Sailor. ........................... 75c Sweet Potatoes, peck ............ First 1 yr subscription Hawkeye-Record Sweet Potatoes, peck ........ Second Bernal Walmer ........................ $1.00 Sweet Potatoes, peck ............ Third, John E. McHugh ........................ 75e Tires a Special Trade-ln Allowance a Buy at wholesale carload prices. til November 15th. S These prices good un- a ;O week of school were Wayne Hum- and Wayne Carney. We are enjoying our new Third Grade readers very much. In our Art Class on Friday after- noon we made bright-colored fall leaves with which to decorate our room. Reduce Battery expense by having your battery an- alyzed on our new mattery Analyzer thus eliminating re.charging and complete battery failure. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR NO 15311 State of Iowa, Linn County, ss: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been on this 30th day of August, 1939, duly appointed and qualified as Execu- tor of the estate of John Auracher late of Linn County, Iowa, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate Office in residence, corner Wash- CAKES ington and Market St., Phone 80 Decorated Cake .................... First, Iowa Light & Power Co ......... $5.00 DR. ALBERT YORK Physician and Surgeon Corner Main and Jackson Streets Telephone 36 DR. J. R. GARDNER Physician and Surgeon Phones: Office 2-91. IRes. 3-91 Decorated Cake ................ Second,Lisbon Creamery .................... $2.50 Angel Food, Frosted ............ First, Mrs. Clara I~ee ........................ $1.50 Angel Food, Frosted ........ Second,Bowers Dairy ........................ $1.00 Angel Food, Unfrosted ........ First, Clarence Carbee .................... $1.50 Angel Food, Unfrosted .... Second,C. R. Yocum ............................ $1.25 Angel Food, UMfrosted .......... Third, Lloyd Stash ............................ $1.00 Hickory Nut ............................ First, Briggs Monument Co ............. $2.00 Hickory Nu~ ........................ Second,Ed. Franks ................................ $1.25 Hickory Nut .......................... Third Chas. Burd .............................. $1.00 Walnut Cake ............................ First Dr. J. R. Gardner .................... $2.00 Walnut Cake ........................ Second Dr. N. A. York ........................ $1.50 Walnut Cake ........................ Third Lustre Sheen Products ............ $1.25 Marble Cake .......................... First City Market ............................ $1.50 Marble Cake ........................ Second Sam Fouse .............................. $1.25 SAUERKRAUT DAY September 21, 1939 Ray Frederick ........................ $1.00 Stahl's Greenhouse ................ $1.50 Graver's Dairy ........................ $1.25 Clarence Carbee .................... $1.00 Marble Cake ........................ Third E X H I B I T S Chocolate Cake ...................... First Chocolate Cake ................ Second Chocolate Cake .................... Third Sunshine Cake ........................ First Lisbon Herald, 1 year subscription Sunshine Cake .................... Second, Walter Kohl ............................ $1.00 Cocoanut Cake ........................ First, M. M. Franks ........................ $1.50 Cocoanut Cake .................... Second,Merle Kepler .......................... $1.00 Burnt Sugar Cake ................ First, G. P. McCall ............................ $1.50 Burnt Sugar Cake ................ Second,Fouse Dry Goods Dress ........ $1.00 Lady Baltimore Cake ............ First, L. N. Rahn ............................ $1.50 Lady Baltimore Cake ........ Second,Edith's Beauty Shop ............ $1.25 Lady Baltimore Cake ............ Third, Dr. E. P. Bigger .................... $1.00 MOELLER MOTOR COMPANY GARAGE Rules 1. Competition for prizes limited to non-professionals. 2. Any article having received a prize at any former SAUERKRAUT EXHIBIT wiU not .be eligible for a prize, but may be exhibited. 3. All exhl'bits must be in before 10 a.m. All prize articles under the head of grains, fruits, vegetables and culinary become the property of the person offering the prize for the same. All other exhibits revert to their original owners. Those winning the AMERICAN LEGION prizes for canned goods retain their exhibits. PIES • 4.Exhibitors of cakes, pies and similar articles should place same on Pumpkin ................................ First, Gutmann's Ace Service ........ $1.00 paper plates or on something that does not have to be returned to Pumpkin .............................. Second, Field Beauty Shoppo ............ - .... 75c Dean Clark, Prop. Phone 7~0 exhibitor. Butterscotch .......................... First, Zlmmer Garage ........................ $1.00 Lisbon, Iowa 5, All exhibits MUST remain on exhibition until 8 p.m. Please note. Butterscotch ........................ Second, Emil Reyhons ............................ 75c @ 6. All exhibits not winning prizes must ~be removed from exhibit hall Chocolate ................................ First, D. P. Frink ............................ $1.00 not later than 9 p.m. by the owner. Please note. Chocolate ............................ Second, F. C. Poling ................................ 50c Applique ............................................ 1st prize 2.00; Embroidery ........................................ 1st prize 2.00; Old Quilt or Tapestry, 50 years or more ...................................... let prize 2.00; CROCHeTING---Any Design ................ 1st prize $1.00 ; I TATPING--Any design ............................ let prize $1.00 ; I~,MBROIDER~---Linen, white ................ 1st prize $1.00 ; Linen, colored .................................. lEt prize $1.00; Cotton, white .................................... 1st prize $1.00; Cotton, colored .................................. 1st prize $1.00; KNITTING---Any article ........................ lEt prize $1.00; RUGS--Braided ...................................... let prize $1.00; Hooked ............................................ let prize $1.00; Crocheted ................... ~ ...................... 1st prize $1.00; ~USHIONS or PIIA~WS ........................ 1at price 1.00; ZIMMER'S GARAGE Tune Up Your Car For Winter Driving Today We Repair All Makes of Cars at Reasonable Prices CONOCO GAS and OILS STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE E. H. Zimmer, Prop. Tommy Stoneking, Mechanic 7. All exhi.bits, other than the needle work class, winning prizes must Cocoanut ................................ First, Tommy Stoneking .................... $1.00 be removed from the exhibit hall not later than 9:30 l~.m..by donor ~ocoanut .............................. Second, Ptat's Transfer ........................ 75c of prizes. Lemon .................................... First, J. W. Hahn ................................ 50c 8. All prize money can be obtained in the exhibit hall between 3:00 p.m. Single Crust Apple ................ First, S. G. Fouse ................................ $1,00 and 5 p,m. from exhibit committee at exhibit hall. Two Crust Apple .................... 'First, H. R. Ringer ............................ $1.00 9. Identification No. of exhibit must be presented at time of removal Gooseberry .............................. First, Stuart Franks ........................ $1.00 of exhibit from exhibit hall. Gooseberry ............................ Second, Lew Albaugh ............................ 50c Exhibitors are asked to exhibit freely, as your exhibit, whether Mince ...................................... First, City Market ............................ $1.00 bringing a prize or not, writ add to ~¢he success of the day. Cherry ...................................... First, B. J. Conklin ............................ 50c General Exhibits Apricot .................................... First, A. J. Baird ................................ 75c Needle and ~aney V#'ork Exhibit --- Owners Retain Their Work Sour Cream ............................ First, WeE Kadera ................................ 75c QUIl/PS--Patchwork ................................ 1st prize $2.00; 2nd prize $1.00 ODOKIF~ 2nd prize 1.00Dozen Filled Cookies ............ First, Stahl's Greenhouse .................... 75c 2nd ]prize1.00Dozen Oatmeal Cookies ........ First, L. M. Warner ............................ 75e Dozen Nut Cookies ................ First, Brady Bros ................................. 75c 2rid l~rize 1.00 OA2qDrES 2nd prize .50 Plate of Home Made ............ First, Lyle Capper ............................ $1.50 2nd prize .50 Plate of Home .Made .......... Second, Mrs. Lyle Copper .................... $1.00 2nd prize .50Plate of Home Made ............ Third, Van's Dairy ................................ 75c 2nd prize .50 MISCEI~ANEOUS 2nd prize .50 Kolaches, one dozen .............. First Standard Oil ~tation ................ $1.00 2nd prize .50 Kolaches, one dozen ........ Second, Vern Beasmore ........................ 75e 2rid prize.50 Poppy Seed Kolaches, doz ..... First, Kaliban's Store ........................ $1.00 2rid prize.50 Doughnuts, dozen, Dipped in 2rid prize.50 Powdered Su'gar ............ First, Gerald Lang ................................ 50c 2nd prize .50 Dairy Butter, two pounds ..... First Pat's D-X Service Station ........ $1.25 2nd prize .50 Dairy Butter, two pounds Second, Stritt'sShoe Store .................... $1.00 GRAIN---Must Be FYom the (hop of 1989 White Eggs, dozen ................ First, 6-me subscription Hawkeye-Herald Exhibits winning prizes become the property of giver of prize. Brown Eggs, Dozen, First ............ Sam Fouse .................................... 50c CORN--Open Pollenated. LARGEST F2kMILY PRESENT at Vaudeville Stand at 5:00 o'clock, 10 ears yellow corn ................ First, John Miller ................................ $2.00 ~t. John's Catholic Church ............................................................ $5.00 10 ears yellow corn ............ Second, John Miller ............................ $1,50 CANNED GOODS EXIt]BIT -- Cyclops Post Special 10 ears white corn ............ First, Honeymead Co ......................... $2.00 Exhibitors retain exhibit. Exhibit limited to 25 unlike items. 10 ears white corn ............ Second, Honeymead Co ......................... $1.60First Prize $3.00 Second Prize $2.00 Third Prize $1.00 Phone 150 Lisbon, Iowa Will serve you Plate Dinners, Short Orders and Lunches on Sauer Kraut Day The Home of Good Food and Courteous Service LESTER MITCHELL, Prop. Phone 52 Lisbon, Iowa 10 ears other than yellow or white ................................ First Lisbon Bank & Trust Co ......... $2.00 2 ears red corn .................... First, Honeymead Co ......................... $1.50 Largest ear corn -- any kind -- George D. Sailor ........................ 50c HYBRID CORN EXHIBIT l~ch hybrid seed corn company will have booth in exhibit hall with representatives present. Exhibitor may enter as many samples as he has different numbers of each producer's corn, 10 ears Funk Bros. Hyb|d, First, 10 ears Funk Bros. Hybrid, Second, 10 ears Funk Bros. Hybrid, Third, 10 ears DeKalb Hybrid ......... First, 10 ears DeKalb Hybrid ..... Second, 10 ears DeKalb Hybrid ........ Third, 10 ears Pfister Hybrid ............ First 10 ears Pfister Hybrid ........ Second, 10 ears Pfister Hybrid .......... Third, 10 ears Pioneer Hybrid ........ First, 10 ears Pioneer Hybrid ........ Second, 10 ears Pioneer Hybrid ........ Third, 10 ears Vinton Hybrid ............ First, 10 ears Vin¢on Hybrid ........ ~econd, 10 ears Vtnton Hybrid .......... Third POPCORN -.-.On Cob l0 pounds Japanese HullesS, First, ~,~ ,bu. Funk Bros. Hybrid seed corn 1 pk. Funk Bros, H~rld seed corn 1 pk. Funk Bros. Hybrid seed corn ½ bu. DeKalb Hybrid seed corn 1 pk. DeKalb Hybrid seed corn 1 pk. DeKalb Hybrid seed corn bu. Pfister Hybrid seed corn 1 pk. Pftster Hybrid seed corn 1 pk. Pfister Hybrid seed corn ½ bu. Pioneer Hybrid seed corn 1 pk. Pioneer Hybrid seed corn 1 pk• Pioneer Hybrid seed corn ½ ,bu. Vinton Hybrid seed corn 1 pk. Vinton Hybrid seed corn 1 pk. Vinton Hybrid seed corn Kalaban's ................................ $1.25 Brlggs Monument Co ............. $1.00 Harley Robertson ........................ 75c Any kind of home canned food products. Information Regarding The DeKALB CORN SHOW at LISBON on SAUER- KRAUT DAY, SEPT. 21, /939 All DeKalb corn rowers are eligible whether they bought seed or planted a sample except DeKalb deal- ers and their families. DeKaib corn will be divided into three classes, early, medium and late, each showing in classes by them- selves. In each class there will be three prizes, provided there are at least Five Entries in said class. Each entry to consist of Ten Ears. FIRST PRIZE: One bushel DeKalb Seed Corn. SECOND PRIZE: Deposit of $2.00 on two bushels DeKalb Seed Corn. THIRD PRIZE: Deposit of $1.00 on one bushel DeKalb Seed Corn. All entries to become the property of donors of prizes. Each entry must be accompanied with its number and be delivered to the exhibit hall by 10 o'clock A.M. Sept. 21, or to the undersigned dealers any time Sept. 20th. Phone 32 10 pounds Tom Thumb ........ First, Bring in a sample of each variety you planted last 10 pounds Tom Thumb ...... Second, spring and help make this a Real Corn Show. I10 pounds other than a~bove, FlrsL Franks Service ........................ $1,001' Tom Arn trong and A. J. Baird, Dealers Corn, 2 ears corn seed growing on tassel, George D. Sailor ................ 50c @~ ............ FARM IMPLEMENTS Lisbon, loW ;e Qtl q The Merchandise that is up to a st _ _ v n and Zil : andard and not do to a price. Try some of our Gas, it rn wh others use it exclusive y" and lea y - AND GASOLINE, KEROSENE, MOTOE tn FILTERED FUEL 0IL Prompt Rural Tank WagOn Service Thank You. We Appreciate your orderS A Home Owned Company C. W. Carbee, Prop. phone 207, LisbOn, INSURANCE We sell all kinds of Insurance, Rates Furnished. Application. We solicit and appreciate your Notary public Hunting License Bring us your business. Thank yoU. J. Mei Lisbon, Phone 127 Store IN THE LITTLE BIG ToWN • and every Come in and see us Sauer Kraut w day. Always more for a few cents lesS. KALIBAN'S GROCERY and PHONE 67 Quality We Deliver We Are Sorry We Cannot Serve you Sauerkraut DaY The streets being blocked, we will not be u for your will celebrate with you. Thank/:maining year, and we will serve you au Quality Merchandise. sTATION STANDARD OIL .o |sbO , phone L' L. A. Davis, Proprietor Everybody's Raving NeW READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY!