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ser 10, IlK Thttr~lay, November 10, I93S THE MOUN'I? VERNON, IOWA, HA~VKEYE-KECORD AND TI[IE LISBON ][tqER~LD Page 'l~ree
Mr• and Mrs. Russell Bair were Mr. and Mrs. John Worrell were Mrs. W. F. Zache was a guest M I|/O Peon Creek l Mr Andrist and Mr Jolas r, Flat, and the Beethoven-Kreut-
MT Ui~}~J~J | ~A| C[dinner guests Sunday in the home callers Sunday evening in the last Sunday in the home of Mr. r~r, lr~ x.~ [Wlll p ..... t R,~,~;,,l" Ny,~,, ~n zer sonatas•
w • 1 BIle VlJlll]~l] L~]'~LI~} of Mn. Mac Foster and family, home of Mrs. Charles Klemeck. and Mrs. Mutton Kepler. . .... Mrs. Jack Ciha , ......
s --. ~,~ ~ ~ : : .................. 1 Mrs• Charles Beach spent Sun- Miss Christine Strand spent last Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Neal spent mrs. Joan wren ---- [ On Sunday Nov. 20, Karl Andrist MalayState's OutDu|
}(IlIP~ ................. -': .......... i - • -
~'~ D ..... I day whiting her mother Mrs. W. Sunday visiting In the Rev. and the first of the week vlmtmg m the _ o.. ~. "7~. ....... Mrs. Robert Dolan, Mrs• Charles ~ and Jacques Jolas will g*ve a re- Rattans. g.tta perehs, dammar,
ands mcuowell of Iowa City lS Hill at her home in Anamosa. Mrs. M. L. Hill home in Lisbon home of Mrs Neal's parents Mr #:w. ~rowno~ ~prmg~,_me caned Johnston and township chairman Icital in ~he chapel at four o'clock tin gold and lead are pr,d,eed In
was a guest the first of last w " • • • • " on ms sister, mrs. -.oe ~-mmmer on ' " ,
am ~ in ÷~-~ L .......... ee_kl Mr. and Mrs. Willard Neal spent Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Broders of and Mrs. Earl Mmear m Fmrfleld. ,~ .... ~.. Mrs. Forrest Huey attended a I Featuring sonatas, the program in- ! Chang. one of the Fed,.rated Msl,v
[~,~ ~McXr~ome ot ms aunt Mrs. ~:. ~'. i the first of the week at the Fred Davenport were guests Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. John Leigh, Mr. and "'~v~:~u~ ~ ~,,~,,, ..... a ~,,~,~ Home Project meeting at Mrs.|eludes Brahms' l) .Minor Mozttrt's states.
•-~,r ~ .... t Baldwin home. west of Mount Ver- in the home of Rev. and lVIrs. E. G. Mr's Ray Leigh of New Boston ,~.~'*~,_:'~'~ ~r"~'~'~ '~'~...~"~,'~,~:'~"" Frank Whitmans on Wednesday of]~ ~ __
, and Mrs Joe McGregor their j non. i Hunt. ~ Ill. were callers Sunday m the .~,, ~.. ~ut~,i,,. last week. The main topm of .~ o
n and wife of Radium Minn Mr and Mrs James Thomnson Dr J B Bryant local veterinar- home of Mrs. F. W. Le~gh and Miss ~,~ xzrm~ ,1-,. ...... ~ ~i,~ F,~, study was the use of color harm- ~ ~-_ _
.~ ~eguests over the week end m I moved last week to Springville. ]ian, expects to go to Burlington I Elda Le,gh. ter of Cedar Rapids called at the ony in loom ~;eavlng. _ .~ - } ~'..~ ~ . , , ~. |
the nome of • ' • • _Mrs t~len ~amerfing anct L~00'
~.~ . Mr. and Mrs. H. S. JThey vacated the house recently lThursday to attend a small ammall MissLo~s Baumgartner of New- Albert Bobs, home Wednesday ev- . :. ........ ~ ,m e-m~ riundreds ot t
mogle .... . . and mr. ano tvlrs. L~onalu ~amer-
" sold at auctmn on Thu-d avenue, chine, hall was a guest from Fmday untilenlng, ling were shoppers in Ceda, Rap | -~-:~]~ ~f~| !
| Mr and Mrs. Charles Hudson of I north. Mrs Frank Benesh and baby son [ Sunday in the E. V. R. Dvorak Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holcomb and .... - | ~ |~/| ].r ~ I"% | & | •
North English, Mr. and Mrs. Ava I Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morningstar of[ Franl¢" III, returned to their home t home, as guests of Louise and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holcomb los on rrmay. ~ ...... ! | ~.)~ IRff,/I ~ 1~ e o D I e ~ SK
Marine and daughter Ruth of Par- I Tipton were guests Sunday in the| from St. Lukes hospital, last Thurs- I Esther Dvorak. shopped in Cedar Rapids Saturday... Mr. andMrs. JaCK t~lna an~. ~.am- | ~'~[~ ~.-- ", |
nell were r 1 Miller ny wele ~unnay afternoon visitors •
. " ecent callers in the| home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mat-[ day afternoon. [ Mrs. Miles Cumming of Alham- Mr. and Mrs. Virg'l " and " "- Y " "" n- s - ' 1 f'- -'/'~ I .~--~! TL... .... *.~,,, |
|home of Mrs E. F McArtor thews Mr Morningstar was taken Mr~ Harr- ~ar ....n~ ~io~ ~*- bra Calif who is visiting friends Marilyn and Mrs Ida Miller spent a~me nome o[ ~vl~ a a mrs. Jonni| | ,~ '~['/~ ~/~1 llll~ ~fl~tl~L~|l [
" ' " " " n " ~' ~ ~ ~ ....... ~ "~ • ' "' • • Frida afternoon in Anamosa Cina Hr. home in ~omn. . " --
Mr and Mr~ ~ .... ~ ......... I fll Sunday and has bee confined Jar~o of Miles were ~uests last tin Mount Vernon ~s spending a few Y • ' ' | ~ -'~../'} ~]~ ~/~'~]J |
and Mr -~---~ ...".7 ..... -.,s=, ~,.~-. I to the Matthews home this week ,r~,,~,~v ~, ,~, ~,~,~ "~ ~,. :m,~ days in the home of Mrs Margaret Mr. and Mrs. J. G Thede spent Mr and Mrs Harold Fisher of | ~ /]~'~.]l~#~ ]1 ~ ~, ,,~-, ~,~ | i |
~te- r, ..... na w.ncox and aaugn-! ~. ~..~ ~x~-.o l~.nnlv ~ri~lr loff ]Vl'rg ~ C ]~nrg~t [Gormly this week Saturday m Cedar Rap,ds. Mechamcsvllle were Sunday guests I ~,..~/~~" I/ g.~ti, ll I-~Ul • . • |
- ~t)trine Luella .n-..,.,~. ....o ................................... , •
. motored tel ..... Fred Martin spent several days at the parental Claire Stout home [
~Newton Sunda and snent ~ tiny last week for their usual trek to Miss Martha Lahman atten ed Miss Mildred Mlzaur of Oxford ......... " . . | "~ ~" -~..~..]/lll~ -
.. . Y _ th_ __. d . in tne t~tarence ~winer home • - • ~ r - ,-
[v~sltmg Miss Bernadine Bure~ the southland. They wslted their the State Teachers meetin- held in Junction was a guest from Wed- . ........... • ._ Mr. and Mrs. Gfffmd Hauser and!~ |
~ .......... ' ...... I son-in-lawand daughter Mr. and Des Moines last week She return-nesday until Sunday in the home mr. and mr~ ~n]l_wODS~ anamr, family were Sunday afternoon call- i ~ ,~ • - ~, . ~ ~ |
,v~,ss ~nzaoel.n Br ant of G[ n and mrs ~. tt DODS~ spear ~un f n ~' e
f..~ y "ee - Mrs Neal in Detroit enroute toed on Sunda'" evenin'~ of her brother and sister-in-law Mr • • • -.. .. - era at the Gif ord Hanse home.I | l'lOW can we n..a[ our hem | |
lc,u spent the week end in the ' . ' ~ s. " day afternoon in the t~xyae ~n ................
he ' I Lake City, Flomda, where they . • • and Mrs. Fred Mmaur. • Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rife and • . ~ "~ .-
r me of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. lplanned to stay temporarily .ML m~d.Mrs. Chnton B~ry.of ............................ stott home m Wyoming. family of Mechanicsville Mr andLI th s year the best and the |
~. ~. ~l'yant. Robert Reynolds oil " ~eaar ttapms were guests bunchy ,~,. ,,.~ ~,~. ~v,, ,,~, ,,,~ ~.,- Rev. I. A. Pamoae spent the' - ' " • ~ , . .... ,
;the State University of Iowa' at .~ Mr. and .Mrs: D. H. Cummings. of in the home of Mrs. Berry's moth- dren, Rosemary and .Jo .h:n Braxton week end with his sister Mrs. J. Mrs. 5ennethKadlecofIowa.C..ityi I most econommallv?i |
ilowa City x*ra ......... • . i~avena, umo, nave leasea iurnlsn- er Mrs D D Kleineck spen~ me weeKena visiting In me o lal~vn,~v a.u ~a~,,.t. a,,u ~u,., ,~a.. wv~c I ' " ' --- I
in the-Dr' Brvan~ ~~hl*~l°na* guest!ed apartments at the home of Mrs. G A" Hunter Mioo Mi--i'- ",,'- home of Mr. and Mrs. James ~"M~s.-'Ida" Miller spent Thursday Sunday dinner guests at the home I} .. |
. ' " ...... I J S Buser Mr Cummings is . " "; ... V °°..._': ........ : Seeks, and family in Polo, Ill. afternoon in Merle- of Mr and Mrs Donald Kamerhng I | LTM, ~ | I11" | ' ~ |
mr and • ter and Miss ooyce ~laaer spent ~.
~.~a ~. ~Mrs. G. A..Beranek, Mr. I foreman in charge of the changing Sunday visitin~ in the Ben Ditt Miss Arlene Lindsey, who is at- Mr and Mrs Stanley Parker Mr. and Mrs. John Light andI ! torm uo0rs aml wma 3ws t
i~:" ...... ~- ~ ~usenoark Mr and t of the lines of the ~ ± ~z x com- ..~^~ ~.~ ..... : r. • - tenain~ Iowa State Teachers col ^--^--:~---~ .... ;-- ~, ,~.A ~..h family were Sunday (/inner guests | |
e~rS" Lloyd, Kent and J immm, Rob- pany m the vmlmty of Mount Ver- wrr ,,~,~ ~v¢~ r~ , ~,,~ .... ,~lege m Cedar Falls, was a week Frank home in Springville Thurs- at the Heston Phelps home• I| ~I~.._L1L_~ ~L.~.°._ 1D _.~JLe_.N | .... | ..&.~,~, |
P ~..~ .... e~. ~armn ~:nison Jack[ non. . "'~..' --r :':-: ...... .~/'~" .~"'"~ end guest in the home of her par-day evening ..... I | V~ Udtllt~l" Otl'l -IXOOllli -lli~U1/ltlOll |
i iniK were a ' ~amily or viola were visitors ~un- Mrs Arthur Lindse " - ................... *-- " I P g
i mong the Mount Ver- rin le and famil " . ents, Mr. and . Y. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong .......................
non people who at Mrs. D. O. P g Y day m the home of Mrs• Effm But- . .......
per Sunda- eveni~n-d.'ed--thee sup- accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Claude ler, mother of Mr Butler G.H. Super ,,'as taken to theand daughters spent last Sunday ha. (~,,n~|| "~T~'t~v'~ ]~T,~-~¢~ I~
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i s vy me the onn rms ron nome • •
iparish of St. Mary's church in So- Thompson to .Des Momes, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gordon Hatch Masonic home. in Bettcndorf last ri i g
don Sunday to visit Mr. Prmgle at the Veterans M~ -,~ ~tr¢ ~-1 ~,~-,~ ...... ~ Sunday. the Super home has been Sp_r n gville.. ....... : ....... : ............. : -- I See us about ZONOLITE--that econormcal I
~. -" l hosnital They found Mr Pringle ~".'~'.'~.~.'." ...... "Y".~'~.~ .... closed for the winter and Mrs. Bert thtar~ xamny a~¢enaea a ,.,~.,~ ............ I I , o •, • . st ~e |
~Jean Albi ........ [ ,- • .. _. ." . t~entral t~lty were guests ~un~ay t, ~ ...... m h. ~. th. t .... dinner at the Mrs Sam Arbin ast ~lttUl'll~lttA ~51)INISI~ItI' " S l " n easll Install outseli
. u, ~ing or tne cur- imnroving tie is aole to sk up .......... " ......v ................. of her • g I| in u atlon that you ca y y |
nell college faculty will nresen~ -,~ l ,n~" h;~ o,~ndi~ion is very encour- r~ev. and mrs. ~. r. ~tratton. son-in-law and daughter 3Ir. andhome in Lisbon on Saturday. PLEASED LARGE CROWD i I
i~u¢~ress on "The Psychology oft china Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bennett via- Mrs H C. Gilliland. Rev. and Mrs. Baskerwlle called . . [ ..... |
:~runkeness" at the meetina ot *h,~ [ ° ~" ited their son Robert Bennett, who x,- .,~,~ ~tr~ ~.rrv nup~i~,~ o¢ in Mount Vernon Tuesday morning. By Miss ~]ary Inti.'sons I | 1[ 1[ ~ • • ~ |
................................Epworth league in the M~th~d;~t! DI. Garrett W. Thlessen, Cornell ~s enrolled in the State Umvers~ty ~ .................n,~ ~, Fn'a~v ......~ Mr. and Mrs. Kohler. of Mech- The Cot'nell ....... ,~ynIphonv Orche~- I
church at 6:30 o'clock Suna ...... I 24, head of the chem'stry depart- of Iowa at Iowa City, on Sunday. , ..... ~, ,h,~ h .... ¢, .... ,~ anmsville called °n their daughter tra directed by I lovd O'tl'land I J l~leages LumD, ~r ~ !
eating. All young people are in-imen~nuM°nm°uth c°l~leg~uM°n.~ Mr. and Mrs• Joe Land, from Mrs. C. F. Stratton. They were ac-Miss Adra Kohler Sunday after-'~cting head of tt~e Conservatory of I| ~ --- -- __ w,-- ~ |
.... I.~ ~' ~ ^~ r~ .... ~.o ~r,~...~ th of MOU t Vernon, moved compamed by their son Mdan of .." ......... mimic Inade a spirited bow to its J| ~ d~ 1 ~l ~ ~ J
, _ t tne nom= ~. ~., a,,~, ,,..~..~,~,,~,,~ Sun a h h - ' • mrs. Lome l-lolcomo spen~ ;~un- '
~~,tr_~.~.. r~. w~.~ ..... ~..~ ,.^~...~.^ d y to t e ouse vacated by Norway, and their daughter, Miss a ......~..... :**. ~... r,t.~^., iv... friends on Friday evening in the
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.---- ..... ....... .... Mr. andMrs. James Thompson last Cleo Du Boise of Cedar Rapids u,,. ....... s ................... , ..... '; .......... ........... I |
I NJ ~ TT ~ ~ "~v ,-~ ~ I ] very successiul neaa oi me cnem- week " r~an. to ....... v~. ...... g ...........oo-u~ ,~e.~- i • I:4"~WIT]~I ...... I JuIl|~lll,/~m N
x ~ O U 1"% /~k Mis Mary Lmdsey of North En son Sur rls[ on th( art of the
1~ ~j J~ I[istry department for nine years. . " . "" " . " Mrs. Allyn of Manchester spent • ,; P "'" , P," " ]~ ~ | ~ |
...... | |He received his degree in chemis- . ~vlr.. and Mrs. A1 Ba.Dcock and glish was a visitor from mat Thurs- several days with her daughter, audience that such a workable imit I | J',~| I~l..-..-.-. ~'~ 1 ¢~ ~ ~ |
tire and WI ctaugnter taetty were winters last day until Sunday m the nome of .~ h [llOtlg:~ /~ • L.
ndstorm |ltry, at the State University of Iowa ........... " ......... Mrs. Baskerville. They s p e n t had been achieved in .ucli a s o|•tll ~ ~'~"Y |
~,,~,,,,,,k:~^ I I in Iowa City ~unuay m me nome o~ mr. and her son, ,%rmur l.anasey, and ~'s. Thursda-- in r~"a"r ~a"ids ....... ,~.,__,,^.. / I 1~71z,.~ , I • 1 |
~uIUUlI~ ~" Mi, - • . - J ~-'~ ~ 1~ • ~lnlc was IalXetl wltn atlxttlv~ttttnt ~,
..... |/ .......... S. Ddlon Babcock m Oxford IAndsey. She accompamed Mr. Mr and Mrs Claude Peet and .... )- • - ~ /I -v#~,~ Mount Vernon ~ /
health and Accide-~ !~ mrs ~: ~ tlunt returneu last Junction and Mrs J L IAndsev who were - .• .. . • . _ . for the expert I my|Jig ot an an-11 l
-.* • "" • • . ' • • • ~' Murle called at themrs. ~:velyn , , , -. - ,6
, .,. | lweek from a wmt m the home of .... ¢:,,..~ ......... +.~ ~. ÷h~, ~,*h,,, r i,a ..... bitlous program, this result] ~---=-_~ -- -=_~_ _ -_-_~ - __~-:~ ......
LlIe | t her son in ln~ nna ,~u~h*,~r ~ Mr and Mrs A1 Mornssey will o~,~,~a ~ ..................... ~rown nome ~unaay .............. I r---- ....... -
-, " - - ...... o -~ , -.--- - ", " - -- • .~v nome ~ ~ • .~ ~) : speaks oi II'lCUCUlOl.lS leztoersn~p I II IIIIII I I
-- - I t and Mrs ~ F Ha ..... in °hick'- entertain as guests mis week end --- • mrs. ~,eclous anu ,~,a,re were re- _ ........... ,
• ~,. . ace .~ -s,,, " " • c 1 r Decio wnlcn has lnsplreu entnl/slasue co-
~. N. MERRIT'V I lnl While there Mrs Hunt made Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish of Miss Esther Lomse Stratton who . eat ca lers at the Ha ry us . ~.~-~,-~-~gmmm
"'~ I | " ' Evan ill is • " • nome . op~ration.s Such a beginning prO-n m HflW~~/im~ ~T~ ~ll [] "
• in" • sv e W . parents of Mrs teacnesm the pubficschoolsm • ~ ~, ~ -
0fflce the acquaintance of her new ' " ~'~]~' * t ~
Bauman Bl ~ mi es fine thi gs to co e
p~..... dg. grand daughter, and name sake Morrissey. Toledo, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Leland .M. ller of s. . ,. .. ~
nones. O[e ~.~. D,~o ~ea..,^.:__ ~. ............. ' ........ her narents Rev and Mrs C F near ~ewpor~ were caning on %t the close of the program ~r [] • ~L~ • • m ~ U U m~N B LL. [] m_
• --• -..-, x~;m. &U~4 nllt=U rlIAIIC rlav~s.. mile also was mrs. miles cumming returned ~" ' ......... " " a ' " ......... " " ~ " " " " " ~" "" " -- "" " --
Mount V~ .... ,------ l la guest in the home of her son and I-~¢ Fri,~n~, fr ..... i~i÷ ,,~+~ .... Stratton, wno moved rceently from frlends m town Thurs~ y. ... Oakland made generous acknowl-
........ mr, lUWV. ~ I daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Kel-ti~ves an~2~frien~ds in Galva'{l'l "a~' Central City to Mount Vernon, and i~... and lvlrs_A. J..~ODSt caned edgment of his debt to Mr Wll- .. ..
J l • ' " • " . .. ,' ....... a~ me ~.ouie Doest nome ~rinay . . ~ ~,~'
, logg Hunt in Toledo, Ohio. will continue her walt with Mount are located for th.e. winter In .file evenin- [tams, insU uctor in band, for the
Vernon friends, home w~tn lvuss ,-~uce unamoemm. Mr ~nd Mrs Arm,s McConaughy beauty of his so~o o~)oe praying and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heiss of Be- Miss Merle Marine of New Yorkand Bobby moved out on tl~ei-r for assistance with the orchestra;
loit, Wis., came Saturday evening, City is a guest this week in the farm east of town on Saturday. also to Prof. Karl Andrist who is
ARMISTICE DAY REFLECTIONS
Clouds that threatened another World
War have but recently been dispelled.
Todays we can look back over two
decade,, oi disillusion. We can count the
terrible cost mad the meager results of Lhe
Great Crusade of 1917 and 1918.
we bow our heads in momentary
tribute to the fallen, let us hope that no
more boys will have to go "over there"
and that all the victories of the L~Laro
may be victories of Peace over War.
Mount Vernon Bank and
Trust Company
CAPITAl, AND SURPLUS $75,000
B. C. Neal, Pres. R.B. McConlogue, vice l'res
IL U. Van Metre, Vice. Pres. and Cashier
J. A. Fordyce, Assistant (3ashier
!
all
$7.25
Delivered any place
TERMS OASH
Coal Co.
323 let St. N.
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called by the death of Robert Siver,
jr., and returned to their home on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. C. A. Curnutt, Mrs. Otis E1-
lison, Mrs. W. H. Pirkey and Miss
Hazel Pirkey visited Miss Anna
Curnutt at Iowa City on Wednes-
day evening of last week.
Mrs. F. A. Blaine expected to go
to Gladbrook today to spend the
remainder of the week with her
son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and
Mrs. Laurance Schaefferle.
The regular meeting of the
Franklin township Farm Bureau
will be held next Tuesday evening,
November 15, at the home of Mr.
!and Mrs. Warner Peterson.
Mi's. John Foust and son Marlin
of Springville were visitors the
first of the week in the home of
Mrs. Fousts, brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Babcock.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Bailey of
Two Harbors, Minn., are guests for
a few days this week in the home
of their relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
John Colon, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Jones and Mr. and Mrs. John
Yeisley.
Mrs. D. D. Kleineck and Lester
Caraway called on the former's
daughter, Mrs. Florence Brace at
Oakdale on Sunday. Mrs. Brace is
improving and is satisfied with her
surroundings, which her many
friends will be pleased to know.
II
for
Men Women and Children
Extra Low Price
Standards, pair 10c to 29c
Fancies, pair, 39c to $1
Men's Morrison Leather
Gloves, lined and plain, pr. 98c
Sweaters
Ladies', Men's and Boys'
35e to $1.95
home of her cousin Miss Mariam
Freer. Miss Marine has spent sev-
eral months in California and is en-
route to her home. Miss Freer en-
tertained at a small afternoon tea
in her honor on Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. J. J. Kidder occupied the
pulpit in the Methodist church in
Olin last Sunday. He substituted
for the Rev. Paul Brown whose
parents were killed last week in an
auto accident near Mason City.
Rev. K,dder went to Olin Saturday
and visited in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Macomber.
Mount Vernon received a good
amount of moisture the first three
days of the week, according to the
record of Dr. Nicholas Knight.
Sunday the recorded amount of
rainfall was one inch, and on Mon-
day the rain and snow was equiv-
alent to one inch of rain. Friday
and Saturday there was two inches
of rainfall.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisher spent
the week end visiting relatives in
Chicago, Ill. They were accom-
panied to Dyer, Ind., by Mr. and
Nlrs. Drew Dooms and sons Nor-
man and Bohbie who had been vis-
itors in their home for several
months. Mr. Dooms has assum-
ed his former position in the Buick
factory in Flint, Mich.
W. F. M. S. Had Guest Day
At Mrs. Burgstahler's
The annual guest day meeting
of the W.F.M.S. of the .Methodist
church was held at the homo of
Mrs. H. J. Burgstahler on the af-
ternoon of Novem.ber 2.
About fifty-five ladies were in
attendance. ~Mrs. Gustafson led in
a helpful dcvotioual service. *Mrs.
Chester Rich sang, accompanied by
'Mrs. Shroeder at the piano, a song
that was a favorite and used often
by the young people who attended
the Colorado Conference.
Mrs. E. R. Rlstine read the reso-
lutions of respect for Mrs. Alice
Fellows Rigby, which had 'been
prepared by a committec appointed
for that purpose. Mrs. Frank Cole
paid a touching tribute to Mrs. Rig-
by recalling unnumbered instances
of spiritual council and helpfulness
given as neighbor and friend.
A vocal solo by Miss Lois Wilson
from the college was enjoyed, She
wa~ accompanied .by :Miss Louise
Dunham, also a student of Corncll.
Mrs. J. B. Eyestone gave an ac-
count of the Branch meeting held
recently at Kansas City, which was
attended by Mrs. Eyestone, Mrs.
Brooks and Mrs. Bigger from the
;Mount Vernon auxiliary. She spoke
especially of the hospitality shown
them .by the Kansas City National
Training school of Missions where
the local ladies wore entertained.
Mrs. Frank Brooks gave an en-
thusiastic account of the executive
meeting held at Sioux Falls, S. Dak.
She also reported concerning the
Minneapolis Branch nieettng held
at Sioux Falls, the two days follow-
ing the executive meeting. The
S * I women of the Dakotas have been
DeClal outstanding In th~.t they have met
a- all their pledges despite their years
The Old Adage, "An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Bed Room Slippers, for men, of drouth.
Pound of Cure" is particularly applicable to your children, -air 10c tionMrS'plansNlch°lS°ngiving spokOsuch information°n uniflca-
Livestock and Poultry. on the subject as Is availat)lo at
• tilIs time.
M'i', Vo[Hol]Va[[o|vS|o[o Mrs. Poery of the Methodist
Don't wait until you begin to lose them. Prepare them .................. - -- -- -- church, south waa lntroducod and
for cold weather by worming your unhealthy birds• L. Clements, Prop. Ispoke
~>riefly.
Add Cod Liver Oil to their feed Disinfect their liv- t Tea was served In the
dining
• Every Day is Bargain Day at room at a beautifully appointed
ins quarters with Dr. Hess Dip at the first symptoms tha Variety Store I ble under the direction of Mrs. C.
of colds of flu, use Eby's Swine or Chicken Flu Rem- - ..... E. Hedges assisted by Mrs. Mac
edy, $1.50. Mitchell.
Cod Liver Oil for Hogs and Poultry, $1.25 Gallon.
Dr. Hess Dip and Disinfectant $1.00 per gallon.
Dr. Hess Worm Powder for 250 birds $1.90.
STOP SHOP AND SAVE
REXALL DRUG STORE
I have purchased the Sterns Wood Saw and am ready
to do general wood sawing.
The Outfit Is Ready To Go On Call.
Phone 318-W
Mount Vernon, Iowa
~..._- _-- ~_--~ -- -~_ ~_- - ._~ _
Mrs. Leland Miller called at the
Walter Decious home Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodgen of
Oxford Junction, Mrs. D. C. Rog-
ers of Toronto and Kathleen Rem-
ington were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Elsie Remington.
Mrs. Anna James is visiting in
the Dick James home.
Rollin Darsee spent the week end
in the Charles Darsee home.
Mrs. Will Fischer spent Thurs-
day evening with Mrs. Elsie Rem-
ington.
Mrs. H. C. Moore and Jane call--
ed in Anamosa Friday evening•
David Darsee has been sick for
several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mitchell
spent Sunday in the Lawrence
Stabenow home in Lisbon.
Mrs. Jennie McConaughy spent
several days in the Arthur Slyer
home.
Will Frantz family and Bruce
Frantz family attended the funeral
services of Mrs. Franz' sister Mrs.
Charity Gibson at the Yocom chap-
el in Marion Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas re-
turned home from a week's visit
at Des Moines.
The Christian Aid soclety met
Thursday afternoon. Hostesses
were Mrs. Lodie Holcomb and Mrs.
Flu Ellison.
The M• E. Ladies Aid society
will meet next Thursday afternoon.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Evelyn My-
ers, Mrs. Gaff Stahl and Mrs. Dor-
othy Ressler.
Mrs. Cuyler Reid was taken to
St. Lukes hospital Thursday where
she will receive treatment for
rheumatism.
Ivan Reid family called on Mrs.
Cuyler Reid Sunday afternoon•
Mrs. Walter Allen called on Mrs.
Louie Bobst Friday afternoon.
Brookside
Mrs. Will Robinson
BRIDAL SHOWER
The beautiful home of Mrs. De-
loris Thimmes Shaffer made a de-
lightful setting on Saturday even-
ing for a bridal shower, compli-
menting a recent bride, Mrs. Mar-
jury Davis Cook. About fifty in-
vitations were issued by the host-
ess, Mrs. Shaffer, who was assist-
ed by her mother, Mrs. Mamie
Thimmes and the bride's aunts,
Mrs. Claire Scott and Miss Pauline
Fairley. Following a social even-
ing in which guests played Chin-
ese Chinker Chex, a lovely lunch-
eon was enjoyed. The color
scheme was pink and white. A
large pink basket was then brought
in and was very graciously pre-
sented to the bride by her aunt,
Mrs. Claire Scott. Many of whom
were Brookside residents and form-
er neighbors of the bride, extend-
ed most sincere congratulations and
bid her welcome to our midst
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Vanderbilt
of Belle Plaine were guests Wed-
nesday of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Vanderbilt.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker went
to Marion, Thursday to attend fun-
eral of a relatives.
Carpenters have been building
a new combination shed-garage
and shed on Forest Decions farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vanderbilt
were Cedar Rapids guests on Sat-
urday.
Miss Corrine Robinson and Mr.
Marvin Boetcher of Davenport
were Sunday visitors in Will Rob-
inson home.
Win. Kline, Frank and Will Rob-
inson attended a sale in Anamosa
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robinson
spent Sunday in Clarence with her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kline
were Cedar Rapids callers on
Monday,
A new garage Is being built on
Kayler farm.
Miss Mary Fisher visited Sunday
in the home of her sister, Mrs. Dave
Driscoll.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Driscoll visited
Sunday in the George Fisher home
so largely responsible for the de-
pendability and genuine musician-
ship of the fine string section.
Skilled musicians with the exper-
ience i|i ensemble playing are in-
cluded in each section of the or-
chestra•
The program left a final impres-
sion of gaiety and captivating
rhythm. The n~ovement from the
"Nordic Symphony" by Howard
Hanseu and the three dances from
the music to "Henry VIII" ~by Ed-
ward Gernian deserve especial
mention. The tuneful charm of
the Mozart Overture to the "Mar-
ridge of Figaro" opened the pro-
graul and was repc~tted sts a final
encore.
Prestone $2.95 per gal.
Zerone $1.00 per gal.
Heater, Ford Hot Air and
Hot Water
Batteries--for all makes of
cars.
Storage Space still avail-
able---Heated
Come in and see the
New 1939 Ford
It's the style leader for
the year
Wrecker Service. Doing
some this time of year, try
US once.
Guaranteed
USED
1935 Chevrolet Coach $350
1930 Plymouth 4 door $100
1935 2 door Del. Ford $300
1926 Star 2 door, $35 cash,
and it runs good.
YOUR FORD DEALER
Phone No. 6
Mount Vernon
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COLDS
Fever and
L/quid, Tablets Headaches
9s/ve, Nose Drops due to Colds
,,lq[alb-My-Tism" a Wonderful
~atn*~t
NEVER HAD HEAT LIKE
HEATER
"Smoke Bomb Test" Shows New Twin-Fan
Heater Throws Heat to Every Pad of Car!
MOTORISTS, it's here at last--a
complete heat conditioning unit
for your car I That's because t his amaz-
hag Goodrich Model"81"heater is not
just another car heater. It's actually
a "heat-conditioner"---employing a
new method of heat distribution
using two fans instead of one l
This tw~n-[an principle shoots a
•teady flow of heat down to the floor
boards---up to the special windshield
defroster outlets--to the whole front
seat--and out through the entire car.
Thus on coldest winter days your car
is heat-conditioned from top to bot-
tom in no time at all.
Temperature Control
What's more,this GoodrichModel"81"
Heater is streamlined -- compact --
gives plenty of leg room. It hasthe
most powerful car beater motor
ever built, too. And you can con-
trol air temperature with a special
water shut-off valve--clear the
windshield of steam and moisture
in mild weather without cxces- T hls new wlad.
shield defrostee
sively heating the car. with two defrost/rig
tubes clears moro
Come in today and get all the wiodshield surface
details about the New Goodrich --removes snow,
Model"81"Heater.You'llwant one mist eud ice/aster!
installed in your car on the spot l Small extra charae,
HERE'S
YOU'LL GET GLORIOUI
WARMTH IN EVERY NOOK
AND CORNF.IR
The "Smoke Bamb" Te~
This sketch of the ectual "smoke
bomb" test shows bl' direction of
arrows how Goodrich Model "8 t"°
Heater circulates heat to e~erT'
Part of the car--givea you g "lum~
¢ondhloned'" ride.
CLEAR, FAR VISION
ON ICY DAYS
VIITH DOUBLE
DEFRosTER
Nk'W AIR FILTER CLEANS OUT DIRT---
SENDS CLEAN HEAT EVERYW H ERE in CAR
Fresh-Air Intake Filter sttachable
to heater--torces fresh, outside air
through heater into car. SmaII extra
chagae.
OTHER GOODRICH HEATERS
aa $9
See these umazlng vtlues
*Prices subject to chanqe without no, lea
HEW KIND OF TUBE 8ELF-SEALS
PUNI)TURES WHILE YOU RIDE
HYOU CAN HAMMER NAI, L$ INTO "~
• Avoid messy tare changing and costly de-
lays. Equip your ear with Ooodrich Seal-o-
maties--the tubes that can be punctured
without losing the airl
GOODRICH SEAL-O-MATICS
MODEL "81"
ANOTHER B. F. GOODRICH PRODUCT
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Phone 6
Ford Authorized Sales and Service For
Mount Vernon, Lisbon and Mechanicsvill¢
Mount Vernon, Iowa
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