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i/ Mt. Vernon, h l]Lawkeye-Reeonl 1 The co-chairmen for St. Mary's snd The Lisbon Herald .~ ,J circle C, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mill- Thin'e, Oet. 4, 1951 v'ag@o ]er and Mr. and Mrs. John G. Ru- ~-[ shek announce a bake ~ale at De- -*.it - e' l laney's store at i p.m. Saturday, Whn'man-aueppe| /Oet. 6. NuDtials Tuesday = w ' In honor of the BOth birthday of SOLON -- Tuesday, Sept. 25, at Mrs. Elizabeth Urbanek the follow- 9 a.m. Mrs. Mabel Whitman of Lis- ing came with provisions for din- bon and Clarence Sueppel were net and with preparations by Mrs. married at Sts. Peter and Paul's Urbanek, dinner was served. Pres- church. The ceremony was per-ent were Mrs. Blanche Pavelka, formed by the Rev. E. C. Keating. Mrs. Anna Pavelka and Mrs. James Attendents were Mr. and Mrs. Jilovec and Mrs. Urbanek. She Francis Sueppel, Iowa City, cousins received many nice gifts and cards. of the groom. The bride and her attendant wore dark suits with MRS. IW.ARKITAN RETURNS matching accessories and orchid cor- Mrs. O. E. Markitan and Mary sages. have returned from a 10 weeks' 2~er m.e ceremony me ~rxa.al stay at Tacoma, Washington where par~y naa droner at ~ne :iwm Mrs. Markitan received treatment "~owers parlors. A wedding dance, i at St. Joseph s Mulhple Sclerosls was glven at Hi-way ~araens l ues r wd in~Chnm" Mrs. Markltan has improv- cmy evening wlm a large c o !ed nicely. Saturday supper gUests attendance, of the Markitan family were the CHURCHES PLAN MISSION Walter Oaklands, Pennie and Hel- SOLON--A Mission will be con- ene and Mrs. Oakland's brother, ducted by the 1Redemptorist Father Einor Holpane, who were return- Rev. S. J. Livernois C.SS.R. in St. ing from Tacoma to their home at Mary's church and in Sts. Peter Chicago. naman, Bernice Krall, Vivian Whir- Mr. and Mrs. John Krob of Ames The Allen Serovys and Michel T Mrs. Libbie Kohout and the Ray ney, Marie Kroul, Virginia Wilson, I were week end visitors in the Milo I were Sunday dinner guests of the [ Hennesseys were dinner guests ofI Dolores Krall, Maxine Looney, and tKrob home. Martin P]otz family at Walford. I the J. E. Kaspareks Sunday. i El uise Adams and tw new mere" The J" E' Kaspareks and the Mil" Ellen Cilek of Ottumwa Heights I -- ~!~~~IIN iii!i!iii~dlui~ :: 1 bers, Elizabeth Kroul and Emily lver Kohout family returned from a i College was a week end visitor lMT:.ZI~.O.N R ANGERN~H . Zinishek Vivian Whitney showed I few days' visit with the George iwith her ,~arents the To~ ~il~t- ~vH. Lmn lxangers a-n cmo met trip movies. A motto was chosen, McCutcheon fan~ly at Goldfield. ~. family. Sunday visitors were Betty i w~th David Ma.chula, Oct. 1: New "Deeds Not Words" plans are for Mrs. Leo F. Kessler and James W. land Lois Reinhart i ozzlcers, were mstalleO, and zzve a lesson in xextile z'azntzng at the Cerny visited Friday with the " ooys initiated. ~ew members are next meeting with Rita Brannaman i Charles Cernys at Iowa City !, ~viargene ,riombar ~ of Ottumwa, Richard Conner, Dick Bowman, 'i " ~rieigms ~ouege visited the weeK iBob Bowman Jim " " Dolores Mfltner co-hostess Mrs C ncl .--- ---. mm Jamlson and Adams served lunch. Co-hostess, Frank e:end with her parents, the Roy Hol- Pat Rice. We are happy to have the Janet Phillips was unable to attend, t lpr~ ~- T~u,"~"W],h~"~ " i uoars. I new boys join our club. Next meet- ----- I~-,-"-~. "~ :~', ! Sunday evening visitors of the ing will be with the Bragg boys ,Sunday afternoon the O. E ', lvlrs fiose .tJreazel Irom near Paul Stahle family were the Frank i Monday, Nov. 5.--David Machula, lviarKi~ans and lviary visizea with!Iowa cny wsnea a *ew oays wi~nlStienbrech family Marble Rtipn- renorter the H " ~- . the John S. Kaspers and daughter . O. Horns, the C. J. Shzmons, brech was a week end visitor i in Iowa City. the Joe L. Hotkas, and Mrs. Mary j Friday evening the followingi Midland ]Farm 1W~aagement Co. Grace Kessler and the Donald Sedlachek. ~gathered with the Mrs. Elma Slay-]612 Merchants Bank Bldg Kessler family have returned from The Joe Leonard family enter- i maker family to help celebrate Mrs. ! Daily Service For Removal of Dead or Disabled Livestock a trip to Wyoming where they visit- tained for the birthday of Mr. ~ Slaymaker's birthday. They were i ed the Charles and Ray Kessler Leonard Sunday evening, the Glen i the Charles Tomas' and Linda, Iowa i families, the Black Hills and Bad Jedlicka family and John Cilek City; the C. B.-Cambridges, Henry l Lands. family. Mrs. Leonard served lunch. Kesslers, Donald Kesslers and Mar- I Mr. and Mrs. Vern Carris of Du-', Mrs. Emma Hartman and Mrs. !tin Sovers'. Mrs. Tomas broughti CEDAR RAPIDS, iA. PERMIT NO. 1 buque were recent visitors in the[John Varnholt were recent guests the birthday cake and the honoreeI home of the Donald Phillips' and!of Mrs. Mary Kreischer and Mrs. was presented with many gifts and I~IM~ ~ I Randy. Elizabeth Delaney. ' cards. Lunch was served. I Cedar Rapids, Iowa I Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Barta return-! ed from an eastern trip. They ac-i companied the Mike Kovaceks of Cedar Rapids and visited with the Lovell Bartas in Buffalo. N.Y a and Paul's church from Oct. 7 to Oct. 18. A class under instruction will be confirmed at St. Mary's church on Monday, Oct. 8. ~ o ,~ ~ ~,~ tweek, They then visited Niagara xuu~u" wu~v-~,* ~ L,u ,=,== . [ Falls, Mt. Norriss and in Canada and The Young women's Cmo mez lrelatives and friends in Erie Penn. Thursday evening with Elouise{and Chica~o. Adams. Present were Rzta Bran-]~ Mrs. Libbie Kohout was the re- cipient recently of a birthday din- ner in the home of her aunts, Mrs. Mary Klekar and Mrs. Emma Pirkl ~n Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Klekar ar- ranged the cake and the guests pre- sented the honoree with gifts and cards. Present were Mrs. Elma Pratt, the Ray Hennesseys, J. E. Kaspareks. Mrs. Libbie Kohout, Donald, and Mrs. Klekar and Mrs. Pirkl. 24 IHC 2 row Mounted Picker The first birthday of Timmy, son 1946 AC Combine with pickup attachment of the Russell Kralls was ce]ebrat- ed at a Monday evening dinner, FIRE PREVENTION WEEK OCTOBER 7 TO 13 SUPPORT IT! JOIN IN! Sept. 24, in the Krall home, when ~~.~ ,%0/ . ,~j m~k~ 3-14 No. 8 Plow with Yetter coulters the Kralls entertained, the George Kralls Iowa City, Francis Miltners V Farmall H 3 years old with cultivators andpreparedand Don BrannamanS.a cake toppedMrS'withMiltnerone candle, Timmy was happy with gifts ~ mounted planter and cards. ' "; " Put. James Stahle left for Camp- 2--F-14 with cultivator Regular Farmall, good'rubber, overhauled 6x12 Heider Wagon Box like new WC Allis Chalmers with cultivator, completely overhauled Several other machines you might need. Internationel Harvester Farm Equipment and Refrigeration Dial 3521 Mt. Vernon, Iowa w Get 'Em To Lisbon Elevator offers you a complete feed- ing program for your hogs. Right up to market time we can give you the right feeds your pigs need. Leco Hog Feeds contain the right balance of vitamins, proteins and minerals for good, fast growth. Come in today. Feed Leco Feeds Leco Pig & Sow Meal Leco Mineralized Hog Bolancer Leco Cattle Feed II II IIIIIIII Phone 4- Lisbon, Iowa Leco Mash Maker Loco Laying Mash Leco Special Sow Supplement EASTERN IOWA LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. U. S. Highway No. 30 MECHANICSVILLE, IOWA LIVESTOCK AUCTION at 11:00 @clock We have three packer buyers besides the shippers and local trade to buy your fat cattle, butcher cattle, veal calves and fat hogs. We sell over 1,000 head of livestock at Public Auction every Wednesday. Buyers from Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois to buy all classes of stock cattle and hogs. Commission, 3% on first $1,000; 2% on second $1,000; and 1% after that. The larger the consignment, the lower the commission. Always a reliable market with competition. Truck your stock in anytime Sale Day or the day before the sale. Veal Calves, Hogs, Sheep, Horses, Stock Cattle, Dairy Cattle, Fat Cattle and Butcher Cattle sold in order named. We are buying fat hogs every day for the big packers paying more money net to the farmer. Call for our market prices on fat hogs before you sell. bell, Ky after a three day pass spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. i Herman Stahle. ! Neighbors formed a picnic Sun- day, Sept. 23, in the Louis Mottet home for t heir son, Cpl. George L. Mottet. of the airforce who was here on a furlough. Guests were the Victor Brezas, Charles Scharfs, F. J. Slofers, Otto Koss family, the Edward B Louvars, E. J. Louvar family, E. T. Wears'. Joe G. Raims, the John Thuerauf family, Roy Adams family, Henry Koss and Louis, Mrs. Babbit, Iowa City, the Bruce McCulloughs, Betty and Doris Cilek, Lisbon, and Louis Mottet family. The Orval Unashes and Robert of Robins were Saturday evening v~sitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Unash. Wesley Crofta is improving from surgery at Mercy hospital, Cedar Rapids, on Friday Saturday eve- ning Mrs. Josephine Crofta, Mrs. EHzabeih Gorman and the Rudolph i Croftas ~isited with him at Mercy :: hospital Mrs. Elizabeth Gorman, Cedar Rapids, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J ~sephine Crofta. The Rudolph Croflas entertained at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Josephine Crofta and Mrs. Elizabeth Gorman of Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Ray Dillman, California, and Mrs. R. O. Amish, Cedar Rapids, visited the Joe T. Krobs, Saturday. The Dillmans are visiting here. They also visited the Marvin Stah- les and John Stahle family. Rich- ard Schleuter of Marion was a week end visitor with the Krobs, the Myron Nalleys and Patrick. D~nner guests Sunday of the E. R. Brumwe]l family were the Leslie Shaws and John Shaws of Mount Auburn and Marwin Adairs, Donna and Denise. The Orvin Kemps, Kathy and Karen, Key West, Florida, Frank Christophersons, Clinton. Mrs. T. M. Gooff, the Bruce Stahles, Mark and Kendra, and Kenneth Stahles, Rickey, Kevin and Cheryl. Cedar Rapids, were Wednesday visitors of Mrs. Bessie Stahle. The Altar Society of St. Mary's church will meet Thursday after- noon, Oct. 11. Cards will be played and lunch served. Hostesses are Mrs. John Stahle, Mrs. Raymond Greazel. Mrs. George Moller, Mrs. J. hi. Sovers, Mrs. Bernard Casey and Mrs. J. M. Zenishek. The Edward Brickners were Sun- day guests of the Vernon Brick- nets and Joey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krob and Mrs. L. L. Randall visited the F~ank Novaks in Cedar Rapids, Sunday. The John Krobs of Ames were Sunday visitors at the Krob home. Dennis Reyhons is visiting the Frank Krobs during the ab- ;once of Mr. and Mrs. John Hey- hons. Richard and Jerry Reyhons are also guests at the Krob home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Delaney visited the former's mother, Mrs. M. J. Hoffman, of Maquoketa, who sub- mitted to surgery at Mercy hospital, Iowa City, and is getting along nicely. The Hoffmans are staying ~n the Delaney home during Mrs. Hoffman's illness. Mrs. O. L. Ellison is visiting the Kenneth Cooks in Miles a few days. Recent visitors at the Elli- son home were Mrs. Nellie Plat- tenberger, Lisbon, the Harlan Elli- sons, Mary Ann and Susan, Mrs. Mary Marshek, Mt, Vernon, Mrs. Mary Wolrab, Mrs. Gordon Ellison and Margaret, North ,Liberty, and the George Sheans, Beverly Hills, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. George Kucera, San Diego, Cal are visiting with the former's .mother, Mrs. Anna Ku- cera, and other relatives and friends. The Milton Squires, Center Point, and Charles Sponars Cedar Rapids, ! were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Kate White and the Frank Reyhons'. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Shimon visited relatives in Iowa City Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. John Reyhons are visiting a week in Baltimore, Md with the Kenneth Reyhons'. Ken- neth is in service in camp near S Business Phone Residence Phone No. 259 Mechanlcsville, Iowa No. 53 III I there. Mrs. Anna M. Kucera. Florence Kucera and Mrs. Anna Zeller vis- ited a few days with Joseph M. i Kuncl of St. Paul's cathedral, St. Paul, Minn,and with his mother Mrs. Margaret Kuncl, also of St. Paul, Minn. They also visited in Minneapolis, Minn. and in Roches- ter, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Roy LaRue, Stan- wood and the Donald Slachs and Susan and Eddie, Tipton, were i Wednesday visitors of Mrs. Verna Slach and Joyce. Mrs. Slach and Joyce will move this week to the hotel apartment. Mrs. Slach will i close her restaurant on Tuesday. The Rev. Carl F. Clems con- "dnues to improve at Mercy hospital. Iowa C~ty, where he is receiving treatment. However, he will re- main there for several days. FIRE PREVENTION WEEK CCTOBER 7 TO 13 SUPPORT IT! J01N IN! It's a fact: 9 out of 10 fires start because somebody was careless! This appalling, completely un- necessary waste is destroying 11,000 lives a year--304,000 homes a year! Today especially, America can't afford it! Follow these simple rules, and make Fire Prevention Week last all year long! FIRE PREVENTION WEEK G .TOBER 7 TO 13 SUPPORT IT! JOIN IN! Never smoke in bed. Clean out rubbish from attics cellars. Dispose of waste paper. Have frayed electric cords replaced. Use safety-type ash trays. Have chimney inspected and cleaned annually. Make a fire "safety-check" of your home today. Don't Gamble with fire- the o, FIRE PREVENTION WEEK OCTOBER 7 TO 13 SUPPORT IT! JOIN IN[ are against you! I This advertisement is run by the following members of the Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the Mt. Vernon Fire Company for Fire Prevention Week. ALBERTS CLEANERS Cleani,~g and Pressing AN-NU DRESS SHOP Drestes, Sportswear and Accessories BACHMAN FEED SERVICE Feed for Every Need BAUMAN & CO. Clothing - Haberdashery BERANEKS Hardware L. E. BIGGER, D.D.S. Dentist BLAKE & MULLEN Television Dial 2362 BROWNING'S STORE Stop and Shop BRUSH'S SHELL STATION gas and oil BRYANT & HAIGHT Veterinarians BURESH IMPLEMENT CO. International Farm Machinery CITY MEAT MARKET Home Killed Meats CLAY'S JEWELRY Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Clay DICK DAY Recreation Parlor Barber Shop DICK'S GROCERY "The handiest store in town." DAN'S RADIO AND TELEVISION SHOP Radios and Appliances ED HOIDAHL J-M Blown Rock Wool Insulation EMERSON STANDARD SERVICE East End Main Street HAWKEYE GRILL Just Good Food W. C. FIORTON & SONS Frozen Food Lockers IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER COMPANY JAYNES PHOTO SERVICE Hugh Roberts, Prop. JENNIE'S STORE Dial 2441 JOHNSTON & MORGAN UNDERTAKING JOHNSON HARDWARE Plumbing and Heating KALIBAN APPLIANCE CO. General Electric and Norge Appliances KRUSE LUMBER CO. Lumber and Coal LITTS' GROCERY Frozen Foods, Fresh Vegetables and Fruits MAC'S SUGAR BOWL The Best in good Foods and Service MAID-RITE SHOP Robert & Lillian Baker MEREDITH'S DRUG Your Prescription Druggist AL MORRISSEY insurance MODERN SHOE SHOP w. J. Kent, Prop. MOUNT VERNON BANK & TRUST COMPANY MOUNT VERNON BAKERY Always Fresh Bakery Goods MOUNT VERNON HOTEL Room Transients A Specialty MT. VERNON HAWKEYE- RECORD MURPHY MOTORS Your Ford Dealer LARSON'S PRODUCE Poultry and Eggs, Dial 5811 BRUCE MULLEN Plumbing and Heating, Dial 2362 NEFF FUNERAL HOME C. W. Neff NORTHSIDE TAVERN Leonard Jelinek OSTERGAARD MOTOR SALES Chevrolet Sales and Service Genuine Alemite Greasing E. C. PRALL, D.D.S. Dentist GORDON RA HN, M.D. STRAND THEATRE L. C. West, Prop. STUDT'S SHOP Jake Studt, Prop. STAN DAR iL SERVICE Emil Reyhons, Truck Operator SOUTH SIDE BARBER SHOP Art Kudart . DR. R. B. TUBERTY Optometrist VERNON BEAUTY SHOP Mary Butler, prop. VERNON CARMEL CORN Mr. & Mrs. Roy AIIshouse WHITE'S Everyday Low Prices WILCOX COAL GO. Dial 6612 RICHARD WOLFE Attorney II loyal Ways since the s