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A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reyhonsr~,T!,m.
J~aes Hoyt, Oct. 7, in Mercy has-ihave named their infant daughter i vn|y /ICKel
Pital, Cedar Rapids -- . i Edna Louise. i--d " --,
Mr. and Mrs Frank ~mmon and The Tom Maguires, Chicago, Joe l~i|ed At ~o|on
John Slach have been announced~Kratochvils and Charles and Milo
committee for circle D of St. Krob were visitors of the Frank i SOLON -- Only one ticket was
~%"Y's church. Krobs during the week. i filed wit'h town clerk, R. R. Green-
: wald, by the deadline on Oct. 9,
for the Solon municipal election
which occurs Nov. 6th. It includes
i
Has proven itself best-most dependable-
fine performance-minimum of service.
1952 Motorola prices are lower. All are
new and improved models. Local service is
behind every set we sell. SEE US!
Don's Radio and Television
Mrs. Libbie Edwards has return- Mrs. J. W. Zenishek of Cedar [ FOR RENT: Wall paper steamers, FOR SALE: Purebred Poland Mt. Vernon. In Hawkeye-Reeord
ed from a visit with the Frank Rapids was a Thursday visitor with j sanders, edgers, buffers and waxers. China boars. Free delivery with- and The Lisbon Herald ~ ~,
Brock family at Carbondale, Ill. the Leo Umbenstocks and Dahl. [ KalY3an Avvl'iance. Mt. Vernon, 18tf in radius of 25 miles. J. D. Grei~ Thurs Oct. 18, 1951 rage
Jimmy Nosbish is improving at She accompanied Mrs. Joe Zerbel & Son. One mile east, one mile
University hospital where he hasand Mrs. John R. Zenishek and at-i WANTED ~~
been a patient for seve~'al days. He tended the Altar society meeting,i north, ~2 mile east of Clarence,
is expected home this week. He Sunday afternoon visitors of thet ~ ~~ Iowa. 51-52-1c ~E~~
has been afflicted with a swollen Carl Randall family were the WaN ~ " ~'",I'-FOR SALE: 50% Landrace and germination. High yielding. Order
~w~ vernon 52-1p i Peerless HY-Cross boars. Ready r now. Stanley Vislisel. R.R. 3. Cedar
gland and submitted to tonsil surg- ter Randall family of Martelle. I "
i for service. Bangs Free. A. E. Bid- Rapids, Ia. Dial 3403, Mr. Vernon.
ery. i Mr. and Mrs. George Scott of In- i WANTED: Housekeeper for win- ] erman, Mt. Vernon. 51-tf 'I 42tf
Frank W. Reyhons for mayor; Jos. A p o s t-n u p t i a 1 miscellaneous dianola and Mr. and Mrs. Everett I ter months Address Mar-, Durham i
T. Krob, George Drahos, Leon ~ shower was given Sunday after- I Kemp Cedar Rapids were Sunday i 1170 10th St Marion I~- ~9~ FOR SALE: Choice gradeall ~red FOR THE BEST Waslled Sand for
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Nosbish, Joe Pavel and James Ham ~o:nn ~t ~h~l auditOr~eUm :~r mMary~ pUreSts :fd I~ronanand Mrs. Leo Kas WANTE rsa
for councilmen and Beulah Whit- r v yourk ~V~n;re:e work. Dml ~0~
tington, treasurer. Two council- i and beautiful gifts. Hostesses were [ Mrs. Beulah Whittington has ! Contact Everett Graver, Lisbon or bushel. Bert Slyer, Lisbon. 51-52p i
men, Maurice Bittner and Vernon ] Mmes. James K. Wilson Max Milt- I opened a food shop in the building see Kenneth Graver phone 106 Lis-"--FOR--SA.I~E~ Biw---~-~E-le-v~ors GARNER FARM RE C O~R D
Kent, were not candidates for re-i ner George Worrell Beverly La- ~ vacated by Mrs Verna Slach She i ban ' ' 52cGuaranteed as" ood as the be t'!i BOOKS. With instructions and sheet
election. Their places on the ticket mancky W L Arrowsmith and I will be assisted" by Mrs Roy" East- - The uick andgeCas wa to is " t for sociad security. $1.50 Hawkeye
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were taken by Leon Nosb~sh and John Kessler. ~ wood. Meals and refreshments will j ~ HELP WANTED. Cash m on the and lower elevator Any len~-th I Office, Mt. Vernon. 8tf
The James Klpp~ of Flozlda. be served, g See one at the I J Elhson farm~ FOR
Joe Pavel. I " ~ -' and ~ ~lg J:al~ and Cnristmas Sellin Sea- . o- "r
Wi)~:m eFn~Th!heki ? IM ~ !V'avA~t~ ~i: ~la!ti:~na ?l~ SA~iiie ~v~h: }i3i Bi a~bAZ ;e~!i~ta:AaV~! two miles north of Mt. Verno%.l.52p t~Uiultd~ng~s ~rn~:? 2u ~on:Vpm;e~
The E. F. Beraneks Mrs. J. Zeni-! d of i n
sek and Anthony Zeniseks were~, c rs fa
recent v,mtors of Mrs. Anna Beran-i . " "~ !PP "'- -'h "J~hn . m " .-. a .~ . Beau-: Ia 51 52c ~ ~E7 "T-~wo ~ street. A deep lot and as much
ek. a~ t.one ~ree ann wzm ~ e morn, lexas, ~eorge ~rum, ~.nm, ~ - good beds, mattresses and springs, frontage as you want. Littell, 5952.
Meyers' and Wm. Maria and RickyOkla Mrs. Mary Brum and Helen, i W. M. Bennett, Lisbon. 51-52p 50 tfc
Don Cook, proprietor
Dial 6121 Mt. Vernon, Iowa
Send us your daintiest garments and fabrics with full
~Ssurance that they will~ be returned to you in the most
Perfect condition. With today's scientific processes, we can
clean the most fragile garment without fear of the slightest
damage. Let us do your cleaning.
lbert's
:rs
Dial 2231 Mt. Vernon
MISSION CLOSES
The Mission held at St. Mary's
church during the week closed on
Sunday evening conducted by the
Redemptionist Father S. J. Liver-
rials, C.SS.R. with a blessing of
three fold by the Missionary, A.
Papal Blessing of Holy Father and
the Blessing of God Almighty in
the Benediction of the Blessed Sac-
rament. A large crowd of parish-
ioners and others attended the ser-
vices each day. The Mission is be-
ing held this week in Sts. Peter and
Paul's church, closing Thursday
evening.
ANNOUNCES" ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Williams an-
nounce the engagement and ap-
proaching marriage of their daugh-
ter Donna to Ronald G. Worrell,
son of the George Worrells.
Miss Williams, a graduate of the
Solon high school in 1950, is em-
ployed in the Solon State bank.
Mr. Worrall was graduated from
the Solon high school in 1948 and
is in service in the U. S. Navy at
Tacoma, Wash.
The ceremony will be performed
in St. Mary's church, Solon, in No-
vember. The couple will reside in
I Tacoma.
RESUME WOitK ON CHURCH
Work on St. Mary's church was
resumed this week after the mis-
sion. It is expected that the pews
will be moved for a new floor to
be laid. Other improvements will
follow. Mass will be held in the
auditorium next Sunday as an-
nounced Sunday at St. Mary's
church.
Carol O'Brien celebrated her 9th
l~irthday Tuesday with a group of
girls invited for the event. They
arrived after school and stayed
overnight for a slumber party. They
were Neia Shimon, Mary Ann Mill-
er, Shirley Greazel and Ronna
Greenwald. Carol had a decorated
cake prepared by her mother, Mrs.
Vincent O'Brien, and received
many gifts and cards. Present be-
sides the invited guests were also
near Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Burell Amlong and Mrs.
John Beranek, Iowa City, were re-
cent visitors of the O. E. Markitan
family. Mary Markitan attended
the homecoming at Mount Mercy,
Cedar Rapids.
The Joe Leonards and Ralph
Chanskys were visitors in Chicago
Friday and Saturday and attended
the Notre-Dame-S.M.U. game at
South Bend, Ind.
The John Stinochers, Tommy and
Jimmy, were Friday supper guests
of the Harold Longerbeams in Mt.
Vernon. Others were the Leo Hart-
mans and Jolene, Cedar Rapids.
The W.S.C.S. district conference
will be held in Maquoketa Oct. 23.
Local W.S.C.S. members who plan
to attend should notify Mrs. Flor-
ence Netolicky by Oct. 18 for res-
ervations.
The Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary's church met in St. Mary's
auditorium Thursday afternoon and
later cards were played. In bridge,
Geneva Randall and Alba Kessler
were winners; in euchre, Tillie
Cerny and Mrs. Mae Krall; and in
pinochle, Elma Slaymaker and Mar-
garet Miltner. Hostesses were Mrs.
John Sta,hle, Mrs. Raymond Grea-
zel, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. J. M.
Savers, Mrs. Bernard Casey and
Mrs. J. M. Zenishek.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bittner have
returned after a month's stay at
their cabin at White Fish Lake,
Minn. Vernon Bittner, who also
was there for several days, accom-
panied them home.
Carolyn Flickinger sustained a
severe gash which required several
stitches when she fell from a
swing at the high school grounds.
The wound is on the mend.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George Reyhons, at Mercy hospital,
Cedar Rapids, Oct. 10.
The Jack Miltners and Nancy
were Sunday dinner guests of the
Gilbert Croftas.
Mrs. Bessie Stable and guests,
the R. A. Frizells of Cambridge,
i were entertained at dinner by the
T. M. Gaffs in Cedar Rapids Sun-
Patty and Marlene O'Brien. day. They also visited the Henry
Melvin Holubar of Fort Leonard iThompsons.
Wood, Mo and Margene Holubar1 Mrs. L. L. Randall entertained at
of Ottumwa Heights college spent ld~ner S~turday, the Tom Ma-
the week end with their parents, l guires of Chicago and the Don
'the Roy Holubars. I Brannamans and Sue Ellen.
AN
The SMART, EASY, ECONOMICAL Way
to Save Time and Work from Now on!
WHEN REDDY Kilowatt takes over the job of
drying your clothes with an automatic elec-
tric clothes dryer, it's goodbye forever to washday
blues! No more lugging heavy wet laundry up and
down stairs! No watching anxiously to see if
storm clouds are vising! No stooping, reaching,
bending!
You can dry clothes indoors anytime any
place! Reddy tumbles them in soft warm air
automatically damp-dries them for ironing or
completely dry for storage. And you're happily
conscious that your fluffy, sweet-smelling clothes
are dried more beautifully than ever before! Of
course you want your electric clothes dryer before
cold weather! Choose it NOW!
"The Sun Shines on
|1
Girl Who Uses a Modern
Electric Cloth~
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them On Display
Iowa City. Ellen Cilek of Ottum-~ SERVICE
wa College was a week end visitor
Mrs. Leo F. Kessler and the A SOFT WATER SERVICE Avail-
William Wooffs were Sunday sup-!able now. No equipment to buy.
per guests of the Albert Stransky ] No work for you to do. Neal's Soft
family in Cedar Rapids. Mr. and
Mrs. Wooff were recent visitors in
Council Bluffs with the Robert Pof-
fenbargers.
Visitors of the John Connors Sun-
day afternoon were the Clifford
Connor family, Mt. Vernon, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Scheetz and Jimmy, Ox-
ford, and John Cilek and Ellen and
Kathryn.
The Walter Randall family, Mar-
telle, and Albert Novotnys and son
were Sunday evening visitors of the
Alfred Randalls and Linda.
The Clyo Castle family, Marion,
were Sunday dinner guests of the
Joe T. Krobs. John Castle was a
week end visitor. Mrs. Frank Krob,
Mrs. Herman Stahle and Mrs. L. L.
Randall were Sunday visitors.
Classified Ads
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CARD OF THANKS
Water Service. Dial 5201. Mt. Ver-
non. 29tf
EXCAVATING and construction:
Sewer, water pipe, septic tanks,
basements or what have you. Mike
Schick, Mr. Vernon. Dial 4771. 35tf,
APPLIANCE REPAIRING. Our
repair shop is at your service.
You'll like our work and fair prices.
House wiring. Hot-Point distributor.
Clark Appliance Service, Dial 2391.
Mt. Vernon. 22tf
SAWS FILED: By machine. Cut
cleaner, truer, faster. All kinds.
quicker service. Lee Paul, 600 Col-!
lege Blvd Mt. Vernon. 23tfi
AGRICULTURI~ LIMESTONE, i
road rock. fill dirt, drainage ditches
and cellars excavated. George
Gaines & Son, dial 3831, Mt. Ver-
non 18tf
WE HAVE 5 new 34 foot trailer
units for hauling livestock from
Mt. Vernon and Martelle to Chi-
cago. Phone collect. John Middle-
kauff, Martelle 6561.~ Mt. Vernon
Dial 5811, Larson Produce. 41tf
DITCHING and basement excava-
tion with dragline. For estimate
call Frank Meyer, dial 6307, Mt.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to thank everyone
for the many cards, flowers and
gifts received while at the hospital,
and for all the deeds of kindness
shown us since my return home.
It has certainly been appreciated.
Mrs. Clair Stoneking
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all who remem-
bered me with cards, gifts and vis-
its while in the hospital and since
returning home.
B. J. Baker
CARD OF THANKS
To all my friends who remember-
ed me with cards, flowers, gifts and
letters, also to those who called on
me while staying at the hospital, I
want to say thank you from the
bottom of my heart. They all help-
ed to make the days seem brighter
and shorter. Thanks again.
Emma Kahler
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank everyone for their
visits, cards and flowers during my
recent stay in the hospital. Your
thoughtfulness will always be re-
membered.
Mrs. Merrill Hoffman
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to extend my sincere
thanks to my many friends for love-
ly cards and get well wishes which
I received during my stay in St.
Luke's hospital. They were all very
welcome and helpful to me. Thank
you.
Ada I. Yates
NOTICES
NOTICE
Rebekah chicken noodle dinner
at the IOOF hall Thursday, Oct. 25,
starting at 5:00 p.m. Adults $1.00
and children under 12, 50c. 52-1p
LOST
LOST: Small black and white
male "dog." Answers to Sparky.
Charles Swaney. 52p
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FOR RENT
THE amazing new Rat Killer
with WARFARIN, ready mixed,
ready to use. One pound size $1.00.
Money back guarantee. Dale John-
son, Mr. Vernon; Franks & Son,
Martelle and Lisbon. 52-1-2-3c
FOR SALE: One Idle Hour wash-
ing machine in good condition.
Write or phone Mrs. W. E. Wick-
ham, Martelle. 52p
FOR SALE: What is better on an
October evening than doughnuts
and cider. Jack has the doughnuts
and we have the cider. Also apples
and many bushels of pears. Littell,
5952. 50 tfc
FOR SALE: Hampshire boars. C,
W. Smith. 4 mile north of Mt. Ver-
non and Lisbon, one mile east of
261. 48tf
Vernon. 41tf
EAVE SPOUTING and sheet met-
al work. Estimates gladly given.
Bob Hansen, phone 186, Lisbon. 24tf
FOR GOOD Furnaces, spouting,
gutters, furnace repair and instal-
lation see Driscoll Heating Co. For
free estimates call 122, Solon, Iowa.
24tf
SERVICE: Refrigeration. Both
commercial and domestic. Ray's Re-
frigeration Service. Martelle. Phone
538. 35tf
FOR SALE
. o
THE amazing new Rat Killer
with WARFARIN, ready mixed,
ready to use. One pound size $1.00.
Money back guarantee. Franks &
Son, Martelle and Lisbon. 52-1-2-3c
I AM taking orders for the hy-
brids that made the highest yields
in every section of the 1950 Iowa
Corn Yield Test. Order your Pi-
oneer seed corn for 1952 now. Stan-
ley Vislisel, Dial 3403 Mt. Vernon,
Rt. 3, Cedar Rapids. 52c
TIME--November 1. The place, i
Presbyterian church. Occasion the
annual dinner and bazaar. Call
Mrs. Dana Wilcox (6851) for reser-
vations. Serving at 5:30, 6:15 and
7:00 o'clock. Price $1.25 for adults
and 60c for children under 12. 52c
FOR SALE: Premier Grand Vac-
uum cleaner, in good condition $10;
child's high chair; two tricycles.
Phone 81, Mrs. Emma Miller, Me-
chanicsville. 52p
--FOR---SA~L-E: Three bedroom
house on pavement on South side.
Large lot and barn. House all mod-
ern with oil burning furnace.
Priced at only $7500. Pringle Realty
Service, phone 6891, Mt. Vernon. 52c
SUBSTANTIAL savings on late
model spinet piano, low monthly
payments. Write Cedar Rapids Pi-
ano Co 322-1st Ave. NE, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. 52-2c
FOR SALE: Round oak dining
table with four extra leaves. Mrs.
I A. J. Meakin. Dial 3172, Mt. Ver-
non. 52c
FOR SALE: A $125 brown hair
FOR RENT: Five room house, 3V~ (genuine Newfoundland) seal fur
coat, a fur that is selling for more
miles south of Lisbon, J. M. Zeni- than $300 today. Small size, full
sek, Solon. 51-52c length. In perfect condition. Worn
CHI PP|NDALE
Furniture-Styled
FUEL OIL HEATER
A handsome console styled
like fine period furniture.
Now finished in magnificent
Mahogany with smart
contrasting trim.
Keeps your home bea.ti/~lly
warm without a lick of work!
Exclusive Duo-Therm Dual
Chamber Burner gets more
heat from every drop of oil.
only a few weeks. Has been clean-
ed and in storage. Dial 3621. Mrs.
Bonntfield, Mt. Vernon. 51c
FOR SALE.~ Spring fries, alive,
at the farm. Don Dolezal, dial 5609,
Mt. Vernon. 52p
FOR SALE: Girl's jacket! two 2-
piece dresses; teal corduroy suit and
a formal, all like new. Mrs. Archie
Brannaman, dial 6191, Mt. Vernon.
52c
FOR SALE: Winter apples, Gold-
en Delicious and Russets. George
Owens, Lisbon. 52p
FOR SALE: Davenport and white
enameled ice box. Dial 2941, Mt.
Vernon. Mrs. G. C. Lusted. 52c
FOR SALE: 1947 Harlan David-
son, 74. O.H.V. Low mileage. Ac-
cessories. Norman Andre, Mechan-
icsville. 52p
---FOR SALE: Wood cook stove.
Good condition. Two burner oil
heater, used year and a half. One
wood or coal heater. Excellent con-
dition. Phone 5418, Martelle. P. V.
Ferguson, Rt. 1, ML Vernon. 52p
HALLOWEEN cards. The Hall-
mark line. Blooms Book Store. 52p
FOR SALE: Walnut dining table-
Ride available to Cedar Rapids 7:30
to 5:30. Dial 6222 Mt. Vernon. 52c
FREEll FREEll
Prompt removal of aH
dead stock. Just call our
nearest truck, eolleet--
Meehanlesvflle 95
Solon 18~
ML Vernon 5321
FARMERS RENDERING
COMPAN,Y
Superior Service
Since 1912
St Lie No. 7 Iowa City, I[I.
The New Exclusive Duo-Therm
Automatic Power-Air Blowers
Drives heat by force--saves
up to 25% on fuel! (optional)
Other models low as $57.00
601
First Ave. So.
PHONE
6891
Phone 4821 Mt. Vernon
I
Mr. & Mrs. D. O. Pringle
Revere Stainless Steel
Cooking Utensils
Boys' and Girls' Bicycles
Parker Yardgroom Lawn Sweeper
Tricycles
Window Glass
Lawn Brooms
V - Belts
Hammers
Kolorbrite Enamel
Beacon Furniture and Floor Wax
O'Cedar Polish
Floor Mops
Clothes Hampers
Cookie Sheets
HIDE - A - BRUSH
!
Plumbing Heating
Mount Vernon
TIME TUNE-UP.I
Drive in for scientific test and adjustment
of all vital points, plugs, starter, ignition, car-
buretion-everything. Cost is little-may save
possible trouble later.
Your Friendly Ford Dealer
Dial 5061 Mt. Vernon
C
TWO GUN MIKE vs. PUNY
Purina Mike was fed on Purina Sow & Pig Chow plus corn
and oats until he weighed 126 Ibs. He is now being fed out on
Purina Custom Mix ration of Purina Hog Chow and ground corn.
PURINA MIKE, Starting Weight 66 pounds
Days Weight Pounds Pounds Sow Hog Total Cost
on Gain Corn & Pig Chow Per. Lb.
Feed & Oats Chow Grain
16 90 24 64 16 16.3c
30 126 60 1 77.5 19.5 10.9c
45 147 81 ! 63 7 10.8c
"Two Gun Mike" has gained 81 pounds in 45 days on 'test,
at a cost of 10.8c per lb.
Puny Ike is being fed all during this 90 day feeding test on
a basal ration of grain and meat scraps.
PUNY IKE, Starting Weight 67 pounds
Days
on
Feed
16
30
45
Weight Pounds Hog Meat
Gain Chow Scrap
87
119.5
144
20 1
52.5!
77 I
Pounds
Corn
& Oats
133.5
130
82.5
6.5
13
8.5
Total Cost
Per Lb.
Gain
22.1c
17.4c
15.8c
"Puny Ike" has gained 77 pounds in 45 days on test, at a
cost of 15.8c per lb.
Puny Ike's 77 Ibs. gain at 15.8c per lb. cost $12.17
Purina Mike's 81 Ibs. gain at 10.8c per lb. cost 8.75
Difference Due to Feeding Purina $ 5.42
Ralph Bachman, prop.
Dial 5471- Mount Vernon, Iowa