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I'~U Four
THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA. HAIVKEYE-RECORD AND THE, LISBON HEI{ALI)
Thursday,
Lle~r.? li~H~||~][])O]kJ IL~EWS The Lisbon barber shops willbe ::== = :
closed the entire day Thanksgiving
. LISBON HI-LITES
Dr. J. R. Garuner was in ues
Moines on Monday to attend a spa- : : = = = = : : = : = : " : : = : : = + " "+~
gue~t~ ~ her-~ster l~r'~~EgU~draY i cialM ~ u '+1'~ + ~"~nd- -fam ly--near- Mar-teHe " Legislative meeting. EDITORIAL
i Mrs. George Cook of Tipton visit- With the approach of Thanksgiv-
Mrs. Jack Waddell of Springville ed on Friday evening with Mrs.ing, I like to stop and think back
was a guest of Mrs. W. E. Challis~ Mary Cook and Miss Edith. ,to those early settlers in a strange
on Thursday of last week. ] Ernest Tonne of Davenport cameLland, and of the deep satisfaction
Monday to spend the week in the!and thankfulness that prompted
Mr and Mrs. Charles Long were l - - i " '
lvirand Mrs Fred Tonne home thaw first celebratmn. I'm sure
Sunday dinner guests of their son [ ~, ~ + l~, '~lthey must really have been happier
and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. i
~. ":.'~"~.'."f ~ "~,~ v~'~:o*"+~.Y.=~ [ and more grateful than mere words
Merm
Long
in
Mount
Vernon.
~,~ ,~ u,~,~=~. ,t~. ~'~"'~'~ I in history books could ever ex-
Lloyd Mealier of Walcott spent ll-tesewenr and Iamny m Stanwood
'!press. History only tells us the
the week end with his bromer[ Stanley ~avis oI mount vernon~
i facts, but I hke to exaggerate up-
Ralph lVloeher and Mrs. Mealier. was a ~unaay runner guest o[ Max lon those few words and weave a
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCoy and!~tanl in me lwr and Mrs. John lfancifu1 story of their happiness.
son Tommy of Cedar Rap ds were ~v.nler nome. I We, today, have more for which
Sunday guests of the Clayton Sos-i l~ev. ana Mrs. John Forsyth and Ito be thankful than did the Pil-
ley family, i daugnter Joy o~ Aurora, lu were ]grims. Nevertheless, we seem to
Mrs. ~arl Fehman of Manly spent i wee~ end guests m the Rev. and / have forgotten the true reason fori
~wrs. G. ~ namnton home. I Thanksgiving Day and use it only
last ~'rmay and ~atrday w*m herI ivirs D N ~womm,son Milton, as an excuse for another holiday,
ivirs.mSterS'lrenelVXrS Andre ~e rge vicCaa and and J3m Dtmy o~ ~eaar Rapms!and a big dinner. We should be
lVlr. and Mrs. L. E. Crelly had as : were ~mmay afternoon visitors m i thankful as well for everything we l
have and above all, thank God for
guests Irom erlday until Weanes- Lne ivn-s, lvxayme ~orcas home.
uay her brother and w~Ie Mr. and! lWrs. George Bittle and William our freedom and peace today when!
lVxrs. ~ranK ~Ley O lVlassnon.]H. Wenger m~t Weunesaay of tins so many countries are at war.:
1V i,v v week 1or ~os~on, mass wnere they Thank God that we have food and~
I ss ~ann, Sn, der oI Peru, Ill . . shelter and clothing, which are alli
returned to ner nome on ~unuay, pmn to spend several monms, so sadly lacking in those war-torn
alter a several days ws,t m me ~vxr. and Mrs. Gordon Brmges and areas. Let us hope and pray that
home o~ net cousin Mrs. Charles ~moara wm spend 'lnanhsgtvmg we will live to see a lasting, etrn-
Sankot. a~ me nome oI ner parents, lv~'. anu al peace. A peace disturbed by no
~vxts r,anK ~age in mtount Vernon
lvnss Dorothy Downs, who teach- ' man and a world with no war.
es m me mmanom mgn scnoo~, wm lvx, s. dames Wentwortn and lvirs. JUNIOR NEWS
spend tne ' nanKsg,vmg vacauon ~rt oonnson of ueaar x~,aplas were
The book reports and six weeks
w,m her parents, vxr. and IVLlS ~ ] ~ues~s in tne nome ot their vromer,tests are finally over and are we]i
A. Downs. 1~. x~. rrmK ovexmgnt 'lnursaay. gladt Did you hear a big sigh of
lV~r. and Mrs D. A. Bennett anu 'lne vxary ~nater iVnssmnary so- redef the juniors gave after the last
Mr and mrs. ,rwm Sune were ~un- [ c~e~y wm mee~ wire xvu's ~exlle test was over?
day guests of v r. and lvirs. Ulauue r~a~tenoe*ger on 'lnursaay, Dec. a. The Junior Home Economics
Sune and her morner, xwrs. x~oena I tvxxs ~. ~. rmmumn Js program girls are all making dresses to wear
~moon at me Sune home soumotI leader for those important events during
town.
~r. and Mrs. N. A. York will have i the Christmas holidays. .
Mr. and Mrs. taVern Banning a~ gu~s on ' nan~g,wng x)ay,~ Why are allthe g~rls so exmted
t ~ ~ l ~ ~ aoout basKetoau games~ is It be
and Roma bee ot ~latence; iVllS ~ le xla/ly Ix ns uggr xcun y o]: ~ - "
Dlatlcne ;~COtt and lwa's t%enn~tn uax x%,t~,us, a.u me "' ~. xorK Iam- cause of those after-the-game
Goruon and Gary of lvxount vex- ,a ox ~rmnetl. [dates:
non weie ~unuay guests m me t~.l iv, x~ ~ r~ r~unKle and lWiss rla- Speaking of basketball, flow aoe.s
R Yocum home I l everyone ~eei a~ter our oout wxm
Clarence? Were wondering now
IVir. and lvxrs. Ted Gibson of Low ~,~ o~~,s. ~uu vw~ anu xvxr~.]how we'll feel after we play Low-
Moor were wee~:+ end guests o~ x~-. irA. ~lAli 111 /viOUlll~ V~IlIOn OIl~
den and Olin.
her morner, lvlrs rnes~ ~e~ung~.~.~g~vmg Day. L AND "ANTED
and lvir. ~etung. Aaaltlollal bun- lv, r. a,u ~,~s. o. ivl. BriOges with O~'K -- W . .
I warned more ~eams m scrim
oay guests we e Dr. alia Ivys. Xl. O'llvxr. attu v~s Dillon mt~u~cS allul --
bmltn o Ceaar ~ap us,[
IVnss Cleone ~twns OI ularence, p xltcu~*~b&xVx*lg in the nonle Ox vxrS.[sonhomore class
Mr. and lw.rs ~award, l~ent . x lwt. [ d ~v*' x,~*u~+ olu~ner, ~-. 19~ce~! VWanted a good" tlme" at the
vernon ann lwr. ann ivLrs 19onala ,~t ~e~ LdDer~y.
. - ' . I [newspaper party.
wnmatcn, ~o~y and ~e,tno~ l~p-I lv~r. a,u ~w~s. l,aurence KynettI Wanted--new ideas for junior
ton were ~unctay guests in ~ne a. ~tu . ets o n
[" u u" ~ ~ ~ ~ am aria ~v,r.[news
l-toward Wh tlatcn home. I a.u ivx~. ~uuls r~ennec~ anu xam,y ] Lost--Lois from the Lowden
Mr. and Nits. Seth Ruhl of Ana-[u~ vvm,u~u ~e~e gu~s m me pa~-[game.
mesa and Mr. and i~trs. ~ale,gnl cn~al lwl'. atlu lv~,s. W. ~. ~y,e~ Lost--another six weeks of the
Sheep o1 Martene had supper las~l,ume on ~unaay. I school year.
Tnursaay evening with the r~rnest[ m~ss D~ancne Wallick of Johe~,]HOME ECONOMICS I
hotz xamlly to celebrate tne four~n'~n ue le~ en ~v~r
~ was a g st o~ ~ pat' ts, I The first class of Home Economics
birtnaay o~ the Runis~ granaaaugn- I a,a lvus. ,~. ~. WamcK Irom las~ ] is stdying teas. We are planning to
tar, Joyce notz n
I wee e~uay mgnt until ~mnuay. serve a tea Monday to some of the
Mrs. B. E. Ringer and Harold ~ue was accompamea Dy ~. W. high school pupils and later we will
will have with them ~or Thanks- west o~ t~mcugo wno returned on serve the rest of them
gtving Day, Mr. and Mrs. L. S.i~nctay. ' [ Today in class we had a test. (It
Wmgnt of Davenport, Mr and Mrs mr ohn M wasnt so bad)
' " - I s. J acaulay, who return-[ ' .
W. rl. BtcKnese of Shell Roc~ and tea ,ast w e~nesuay w~m net Iamer[ We also have started a rat experi-
Mr and Mrs J B Ringer, ~arry+ ~ en
!~. t~. 0onns~on ~rom a trip to ~an m t and to our amazement we
and Jerry of Mount Vernon ~ntomo, 'lexas, returned to net I found we had added eight to our
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Crawford[nome m Day~on, Sunday, w,tn lwr. 'collection, but later we found they
entertained as guests for dinner on ~wacaulay, wno was nere Ior tne had all disappeared
Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Lor- I week end. JUNIOR HIGH NEWS
en Peat and lvlr. and Mrs. CarlI Sir. and Mrs. H. K. Lee andI We have been having six weeks
Reece of Cedar Rapids; Mr. and!jumtn Ann of Maquoketa were, tests this week.
Mrs. Harry Nest and Ralph Yule[~amrday mght and ~unday guests On Friday Faye Simmons visited
of Mechaniesville and Miss Lueda oz iVlr. and lvlrs. T. M. Lee. Adds- our room.
Mohn. I t~onal guests forSunday were lVlr.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beasmore, and Mrs. Leland Lewis and Phyhis
Miss Verlyn and Claire, Mr. and] o~ Vinton, and Miss Bessie Kurtz.
Mrs. Bob Beasmore and Jimmy and Mr. and Mrs. Will Bohr moved
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Beasmore, Wil- in Monday with their son Harold
ma, Dean, Merle, and Wayne will and children on the V. M. Bennett
be guests of Mrs. Gusta Minott in farm south of Mechanicsvilie. Mr.
Mount Vernon for Thanksgiving[and Mrs. Maurice Gamble moved
dinner. I from a farm near Marion to the
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Paterson an-[ Kurtz farm south of town vacated
tertained at dinner on Friday eve-+by Mr. and Mrs. Bohr.
ning Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Paulson Misses Marilyn Frink, Margaret
of Lowden and Mr. and Mrs. A. C Siggins, Jean Sankot and Mary Lou
Stoltz. Thenr guests for MondaY lDowns, students at Iowa State Col-
evening dinner were Mr. and Mrs. lege, came from Ames Wednesday
Russell Jones and Mr. and Mrs to spend the Thanksgiving week
D. O. Andreas of Cedar Rapids. lend holiday in their respective
Mr. and Mrs. George Wain, Mr. ihomes' Miss Betty Sankot will
spend the vacation with her sister
and Mrs. Frank Graver and Mrs.
W. J. Easterly of Cedar Rapids, and
Mr. and Nits. Clint Hank of Mount
Vernon called Sunday in the H. W.
Walmer home to visit Mr. Walmer,
who returned home Friday from
University hospital, where he had
been a patient for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. A1bright and
Patsy were week end guests in the
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mitchell home
at Reinbeck. They spent last Thurs-
day evening in the J W. Albright
home at Cedar Rapids to visit with
Mrs. J. Robert Miller and daugh-
ter of St. Louis, Me guests for a
couple of days with Mrs. Miller's
brother and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milliman of
Des Moines and Mr. and Mrs. Gee.
Mrs. H. B. Holland and family at
Leland.
The Study Group of the W. S. C.
S. of the Methodist church in Lis-
bon, met in regular monthly ses-
sion on last Thursday afternoon,
Nov. 21st, with Mrs. M. L. Hill at
311 A Ave. South, Mount Vernon.
The following ladies were in at-
tendance: Mrs. Earl Arbingast, Mrs.
Mary E. Bailey, Mrs. E. P. Bigger,
Mrs. W. D. Bostrom, Mrs. H. J.
Bowder, Mrs. Mac Bowder, Henri-
etta and Grace Bowder, Mrs. E. M.
i Franks, Mrs. G. K. Frink, Mrs. G.
R. Harlan, Mrs. W. F. Holtz, Mrs.
Mamie E. Rieger, Mrs. B. E. Ring-
er, Mrs. H. L. Siggins, Mrs. E. F
Vornholt and Margaret Vornholt.
McCall were Sunday dinner guests IDevotions were conducted by Mrs.
of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Walmer. Mr. ~W. D. Bostrom and Mrs. E. P. Big-
and Mrs. Milliman are in Mount!ger had charge of the lesson study.
Vernon, while the former is tuning lA brief business session was in
and making repairs on the pipe or-~!charge of the president, Mrs; Ma-
gans at Cornell Messrs. Millimanimie E. Rieger. At the close, the
and Walmer were buddies in i hostess served delicious refresh-
France during the World War. t ments.
Another case of scarlet fever has
been reported. Robert Bova has
contracted it.
We are going to take a trip to
i the Gazette plant and water works
in Cedar Rapids soon.
SENIOR INTERVIEW
Betty Mohn, one of our promi-
nent seniors, came to Lisbon when
she was in eighth grade. Betty has
been active in most phases of ath-
letics, having played four years on
the kittenball team and one year
of basketball. Music attracted her
attention, and she participated in
glee club work for two years, and
was a member of the chorus in
the operetta. Perhaps you will re-
member her excellent work in the
humorous divisioneof the Declam
contests for the last four years.
Betty was president of her class
during her junior year, and appear-
ed on the stage in the play, "Green
Light." She has hopes of becom-
ing a nurse at the University of
Iowa at Iowa City. We wish her
the best of luck.
L. H. S. BACHELOR CLUB
This organization has just been
opened at our fair school, and elec-
tion of officers will be held at one
of the future Jam Sessions drift-
ing around town.
Some of the presidential candi-
dates are Clare Yeggy, Ralph Burge
and Eugene Clark.
Some of the expected members
will be: Dale Wagaman, "Dec"
Brannaman, "Mike" Bova, "Bill"
Yount, "Buck" Beasmore (If we do
not lose him to Mount Vernon.)
SPOTLIGHT OF L. H. S.
During Lois' absence from school
Paul has been lost, although he was
a daily (nightly) caller in the Roup
manor.
THE
AT AMERICAS
THANKSGIVING
I, ,i
No Business will
be Transacted
by this Ba,k on
lhanksgivi,g Day.
The Pilgrims did not thank Prov-
idence for having made life soR
for them. Hardship was their com-
mon lot. Arrows as well as berries
#*
came from the bushes.
They gave thanks for the spiritual
strength and guidance coming
down to them from on High.
In the same spirit today, as we
sit at our feast of abundance, let
us thank the Giver of All for the
"sauce of courage," for the threat
of danger which has saved us from
fatal softness, and united us in a
renewed love of liberty and of
country.
Northwesterners Discuss :=
Rural Furnishing Problems
Northwesterners who attended the foUow-up meeting at 'Airs. Clar-
ence Border's on Friday a]~ sho~]~ in the above picture ~eond row,
left to right, Mrs %Villard Light, Mrs. Harry Griltan, Mrs. Jack Cilm,
Mt~. Oscar 5iohn, '5Irs. Claude ]Perguson, 5Its. Wilton Gnnn, Sirs. Virgil
Cole and Patricia. In the ba~k row are Mrs. and Mr. Clarence Border
and Mrs. Iloy .Light. The children in the front row are: Doris Light,
Dale Light and Joyce C~lha.
Do you have exactly the kind of, of an awkward architectural situa-
home you want? You do? Well, tion, or hiding the unsightly radm-
you're lucky. Few of us are so ltors that wilt persist in spoiling an
favored, most of us are obliged to[otherwise charming room. Most of
make the best of what we have. ~our homes have mmilar weak spots
xrst we should provide for the in- that make them un nterestmg, un-
dividual needs of each member of[comfortable and unattractive, but
the family, then look about to see lmost of these problems are not so
what other desirable changes in sermus that they cannot be cor-
furnishing can be made at little rected. A real home is more than
i]ust a place to stay, it's a place
expense.
"'~olving Furnishing Problems in where happiness goes in and out
the ~urat Home," was the topm the ithe doors.
ladles of the "Northwesterners,"I Those who belong to the North-
group of Prancer Township dis-iwesterners Group but were unabm
cussed at the home of Mrs. Clar-~to be present Friday on account oI
ence Border Friday, when they[mcKness, corn picking, and bad
met from 10 to 4. i roaOs were Mrs. ~eorge Light, IV~s.
Dimcult architectural features, l l-tomer Light, Miss Conme Jorm-
built-in features which are lacking, son, MrS. ~eorge Johnson, Mrs. Ray
rock of necessary turniture and re-l~onl, Mrs. t~elle Kettermg, Mrs.
cond~tmmng of furmture were~.i~rtnur Schott, Mrs. Carl Whitman,
some of the problems under dis-i and iv~s. Maurice Kohl.
cusmon. It was deemed that roomsI The next meeting will be on
could be puhed out of the "dumps" I Jan. 28th, 1941, with Mrs. Claude
by pepping them up with color, by [~erguson. No meeting w,ll be hem
reorgamzauon or by camouflage, inuring December on account oI tne
,:veryone en~oys getting the best~ho,iday ruzh~
It looks as though John S. is i r~rl~inll~o. ,~g~! l~NP
getting ahead of you, Lynn. I e~ v,~v
Pioneer lwm adies
womun't stand idly by and let Ruth ' ' 1A
slzp through my hands.
A continuation of the interesting
article started last week pertaining
to the whereabouts of last year's
seniors.
It seems that quite a number of
the girls are of the home-loving
type. In this group you will find
Velma Brannaman, Carolyn Kep-
ler, Ruby Brokel, and Naomi Un-
ruh.
The Reimer girls, Maxine and
Nelavene are working at Roy
Kohl's and Wallick's respectively.
Wilma Gage is working in Cedar
Rapids, and Verna Kirkpatrick is
majoring in housework in Ottum-
wa.
Loren Van Fossen is employed as
a salesman by the Dental Labora-
tory in Cedar Rapids. Glenn Hall
decided not to stray too far from
home to obtain work. He works
nights at the Lisbon D-X station.
Marjorie Vandeberg majored in
matrimony and is now a professor
in the Hazlett institution. She re-
cently became Mrs. Leonard Haz-
left. Good luck to her, and all of
last year's seniors.--FR.
LISBON CHURCH NOTES
FEDERATED CHURCH
Rev. Gaylard S. Hamilton, Paster
S. S. Teachers' Prayer meeting at
9:15 a m.
Sunday school 9:30 a.m.
Morning Worship 10:30 a m.
Young Peoples Service 6:30 p.m.
Young Peoples Prayer Service at
7:15 p.m.
Evening Service 7:30 p.m.
Bible Study class at the parson-
age Tuesday at 8 p.m.
Bible Study and Prayer service
on Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Friday Prayer service at the
home of Mrs. Riggs at 2 p.m.
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. L. J. Enzler, Pastor
Sunday, Dec. 1--The first Sunday
in the ecclesiastical year. It marks
the beginning of the season of Ad-
vent. A season of preparation for:
the coming of our Lord on Christ-i
mas day.
Sunday Masses: 8:00 and 10:00.
Instruction of the First Commun-
ion Class after the 10:00 o'clock
Mass.
! Religious Instruction Saturday,
9:00 to 11:30.
Week day Mass 7:30; 9:00 on Sat-
urday.
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Wm. D. Bostrom, Minister
Sunday school at 9:30 a.m.
Morning worship 10:30 a.m.
Sunday school Superintendent's
"Retreat" will be held at Clarence
Sunday at 2 p.m.
Men's Rally at Mr. Vernon on
Dec. llth
COON CRE-~K" CHURCH
Sunday sch~l each Sunday 9:45.
Everyone is coPdially invited.
GRAVER DISTRICT NEWS
Miss Maxine Refiner, who has
been employed in the Roy Kohl
home, is now home.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kailer and
daughter Jeanne of Cedar Rapids
are visiting in the Emil Boxa home.
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Matthews and
family visited Sunday with Mrs.
Amanda Wirengo at Mechanics-
ville. Mrs. Wirengo has been seri-
ously ill, but her condition is im-
proving.
Frank Ulch of Cedar Rapids, and
George Ulch, a visitor from Cal-
ifornia, spent Thursday in the Emil
Boxa home.
Mr. and Mrs. Macy Lee and
Bessie Kurtz of Lisbon were call-
ers in the Win. Refiner home Mon-
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. L. Van Fossen underwent
an operation at Mercy hospital on
Tuesday morning.
21, wzth Ivlrs. ~orest Cook of Ivie-
cnamcsvihe. The lesson was very
mteresung and caused a consider-
able amount of dmcussion, on suv-
jects such as lack of closets, too
many windows, too many doors,
sloping roots, suitable bed spreads,
and papering of rooms. It was fi-
nally dec,dad that Edgar Guest was
ngnt when he said, "It takes a
heap a livin' to make a house a
home."
Morley
CORNER STONE AND GLEANER
CLASS~:S HAVE MEETING
The Corner Stone and Gleaner
classes of the United Brethren
church school met at the church
Wednesday evening for their No-
vember meeting. After a short
business session, Cyrus Lamb spon-
sored a patriotic program, which
proved very interesting. Readings
were given by Katie Sunday, Ahce
Brokaw and Ella Austin. Talks on
the European axis situation were
given by various members and a
solo by Duane Smith and a duet
by Dorothy and Margie Windsor
aceompamed by Nelda Pulver was
likewise enjoyed. Lunch was serv-
ed by Cora Siver and Myrtle Man-
ly to which the company did ample
ustice.
Mrs. J. E. Pye returned to her
~ome Sunday after having spent
the past six weeks with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Koering,
near Stanwood, where she had been
recuperating from a serious illness.
Mrs. Lillie Underwood is staying in
the Pye home, aiding with the
house work.
C. H. Ferry of Monticello was a
business caller in town Monday.
Earl Kiehl, Mechanicsville was a
recent dinner guest of Mrs. Ella
Austin and Harold.
Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Parks and
Janice were Sunday dinner guests
in the Arthur Wink home near
Anamosa.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Klinefelter
were dinner guests Sunday in the
home of their son, Guy McCon-
aughy near Forest, and helped
celebrate the birthdays of theiri
grandchildren, Lucille Benedict and!
Kenneth McConaughy.
Mrs. Geraldine Norton and Allen
of Olin, Miss Davidee Gilmore and
Miss Wilma Kelly of Cedar Rapids,
spent the week end in the D. W.
Gilmore home home. On Sunday
the Gilmores and their guests were
entertained at dinner in the Albert
Dennis home at Mechanicsville.
Mrs. Albert Meineke of Olin
spent Saturday afternoon with Mes-
dames L. C. and Myrtle Bixler.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seeger and
C. B. Angus were business callers
at Anamosa Monday afternoon.
Larry Bixler and Jimmy Austin
were in Chicago Sunday night and
Monday with a load of stock in the
Joe Hera truck.
Wilbur Leinen and Bernice Rohn,
of Cedar Rapids were Sunday sup-
per guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Angus.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deamer
spent the week end with Mrs.
Deamer's brother-in-law and sis-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ringsmuth
at Cedar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dingman,
Don and Lois Southard, Katie Sun-
day and Lucille l~cMullen were
Cedar Rapids shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Leone Gilmore and daugh-
ter Geraldine were Anamosa shop-
pers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hunter and
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Hay were at
Iowa City Sunday where they eal~-
ed on Mr. Hay's brother-in-law,
Jonas Gierhart, who is a hospital
patient at that place.
Jimmy Austin is enjoying a va-
cation from his work on the A. G.
Thurman farm near Marion. having birthdays in November. Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Shankland, i Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Hoffman, Rena spent Sunday in
Jimmy and Judith were guests in lwill entertain on Thanksgiving for i Ill with Mr. and Mrs.
the Louis Hera home near Olin~the Hoffman families. Their guests Jacky Sue Moenck
Sunday. i will be Mr. and Mrs. Glen Heft- her home at Riverside~
Mr. and Mrs. M. E Switzer, Betty, i man, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman,after spending several
Dickie and Jackie and Mrs. Wilda!Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hoffman, Mr.I Lowell Kohl home.
Switzer called in the RoyGlick and Mrs. Paul Ewart of SpringvilleI ~~
and Clyde Johnson homes near i and Mrs. Dora Hoffman. I Miss Irene Vandebe~
Anamosa Sunday afternoon,i Edd Pezek and Dick Bond ell Bowers came out from
Mrs. Virgil Tallman, Marvin and Springville are doing extensive re-Ithe streamliner Wed
Jimmy of Center Chapel vicinity ! pairing on the farm vacated by the I to spend the first Tha
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ells- Roy Elkin family, where the Wil-' wee~: end in th~ nare~
worth Tallman. !ton Gunn family will move in the]deberg and "J-"F- E
Miss Arleta Smith spent the i spring, i returning via stream]
week end with Martelle friends. ! ~ I day morning. Both
Miss Frances Ellenberger spent ~ ~ ~|'~|,~ ~~ l ment in Chicago, and
the week end with her parentsI lUbltllQbl~ ~'~-'||lJ ing night school at
near Springville. I
Don Southard was a Mount Ver-i Mrs. John Wain tute.
non caller Saturday forenoon. !HAVE FAREWE-ELLFOR REV. W.M. BEN]
The house on the Chas. Harris
farm occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Max i AND MRS. COVERDALE Lisbon, Ie
Jurgensen is being re-roofed. Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Coverdale Real Estate and'
were honored at a farewell recap- Farms for :
Betty Switzer and Lorraine Bick-tion on Friday night at the Christ- Houses for Sale
erstaff visited Faye Johnson at'
i ian church. Rev. and Mrs. Cover- Office
Mercy
hospital
in
Anamosa
Sat-
dale will move Tuesday to Clear-
urday evening. I field, where he will preach next
Joe Allen, local relief depot agent I year.
spent the week end at his home in[ -- - Our Frock"
Wyoming Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Darsee of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Domer of Stan- LaCrosse, Wis spent the week end Dry Goods
wood spent Tuesday evening in the in the Gerald Darsee home. On
C" B' Angus and J e H ra h mes" Sunday they were all dinner guests I wAit i
Mrs. Louis Burger and Kay and in the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Butter-I is No
Mrs. R. H. Bickerstaff and Lorraine field home.
were at Anamosa Sunday after- Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Baird of Mt. re
noon. Vernon called at the Mrs. Kather-
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reed and ine Peat home Sunday afternoon, f
Meredith Ann visited relatives in Harlo Decious of Solon was ai Most
Springville and Cedar Rapids on dinner guest in the Waiter Deciousl Mos~
Sunday evening, home on Sunday. t
Mr. and Mrs. Max Jurgensen and Mrs. Lillian Stewart was a dinner[ Your happy
Duane were Sunday dinner guests guest of Mrs Katherine Peat on l
of Mr. and Mrs Henry Tjaden near [ Sunday.' I the problems of
Langworthy. I Miss Ruth Kohi spent the weekI few weeks is ri
. J. N: Parks, Clarence !-Ierren, J [ end with her sister, Mrs. Leroyi in this shop. S(
r~. ano r~. n. ~icKerstarr went to lSchoon at Monticello 5C articles, 10c,
Prairieburg Saturday where theyI Mrs Lenore Hoffman, Mrs Graaffl on to $1.00. Tht
shingled. -the roof of the kitchen on ~ Mrs. "Lillian Me~k~,~ ~ M~ " wi]m~ .'
the BmKerstaff farm whole year we
Remln ton attended the G. L C
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hunter were]club atg the Harlan Russell home on~ accumulating a
Anamosa callers Friday. Friday fui stock so that
Mrs. Albert Dennis of Mechan-I Wili'Frantz and family and Bruce] can help you m
icsvme spent vlonaay wlm ner Frantz and family were Sunday l securing easy
mother, Mrs. D. w. ~nmore i dinner guests in the Neff Gossettl
mr. and Mrs. Arthur Free and lhome in Aamosa I pleasure. Start
P.atricia Ann and IVIz',s. Ella ,Aus-i Kenneth Mueters spent the weeki lately and your
un were Anamosa caners weones-iend in the Mrs. Chloe NewmanI season will be a
day. i home. I none need be dis
Harold Austin attended the jun-I Mrs Brown and friends from
for class play, "January and June," ! Wyoming called in the Clayton I ed.
+at /-roy Mills wednesday night. I Murfield home Sunday mftornnan t
The Methodmt Social Circle serv- " FOR I'IE--~TH
I Mr. and Mrs. Will M~tchell and t
ed a hot lunch at the church Thurs- Claire and June Richardson call I
day noon A !arge crowd enjoy-led on' Mrs. Yule Mitchell and son] PLEASUR]
edthe meal and a goodly sum was~Robert at St. Luke's hospital onUse Grapefruit
aaaea ~o me treasury : " v n I
Frlda, afternoon Oranges. Texas
Mrs Dwight Pulver, local repre- Mrs. Ica Guhl spent Sunday with1
semauve, nas oeen caning at me relatives in Olin t Grapefruit 12 fo
Vnat~m:s~s hfr~s i~nd MTrls~Y m the i Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mitchell spent ] Peck 35c Bush
I i Sunday with Mr. Kraemer in Olin. ] --
] Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Graver] Texas Seedless
~hhol/ ~roo'~ i and children of Lisbon spent Sun-[
~,~,v~ [day in the Miss JessieBoxwell Bal|s of sweetne
lvirs. Nathaniel Dean I home sizes from 15c to 1
-- . ! Cliff Wells of Marion called atl 150 size, all
-Mrs Letha Kaplan .and ~am~lY[the L. R. Bobst home Monday af-I
nau as mmr guests rest weeK, Ivlrs. I ternoon 1 juice, doz
Darrell Shanklin and two children~ Mrs I,illian Stewart Mrs Fr~-~l
of Cedar Rapids. Mr. Shanklln!c Iv rt . % PANCA--K-E
came Saturday and spent the week! a-n-ci'Port a"'t'tend+'e"'~th~'~'* ~*"~%^,';,"~'~. I
i d Self Rising
end at the.Kaplan home. They re-; club at the Faye Armstrong home I 5 lbs
turned to,heir home on ~un~ay . near Springville on Wednesday af-I
vranK ~pryncl of Ceuar ~apiasietrnoon 1 Self Rising
called at the Than Dean home on Mr and Mrs. Phil Kuhn of Mar- 5 pounds
Monday afternoon. ~ion called at the L. R. Bobst home
The H. O. Club met at the Than+on Sunday to see Connie, Vivian
Dean home Friday evening to help t and Jeanne Bobst, who are staying
Mrs. Dean celebrate her birthday, i in the L. R. Bobst home while Dixie
A bountiful supper was served at fLee is sick with Scarlet Fever.
7:30 o'clock, after which cards and l Several people from this vicinity
visiting were the pastime. All left ~: attended the funeral services for
at a late hour, wishing Mrs. Dean Mrs. Jennie Stewart at the Linn
many more happy birthdays. I Grove church on Friday afternoon.
Merrill Hoffman and Than Deani Mr. and Mrs. Guy Martin of Cen- ]
assisted Oscar Haeseler prepare for tral City were honored on their l
his sale Monday. 25th wedding anniversary with aI
Miss Pauline Daubenmier spent picnic dinner on Sunday which was]
the week end with her grandpar- held at the Christian church.
ants, Mr. and Mrs. Than Dean. i Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sehoon of Men-I
Mrs. Letha Kaplan has as her iticello called in the Mrs. EstherI
guest this week her brother, Jesse Kohl home Monday night. I
Lentz and family of California. Mrs. Allen Mitchell, Mrs. Schrau-
The Lentz family will enjoy a erbrock and Virginia, Mrs. Willardl
family dinner at the John Lentz Ellison and Doris shopped in Ca-!
home in their honor on Thanksgiv-dar Rapids on Saturday.
ing Day. ', Mrs. Mary Miller and two grand
Mr. and Mrs. Arvel Daubenmier children of Lisbon called at the
entertained Sunday in honor of the j Walter Decious home Sunday af-i'
birthdays of Mrs. Than Dean and'ternoon.
her sister, Mrs. tester Scott of Mar- Mrs. C. L. Murfield has been
ion, also Mrs. E F. Nation and son having ear trouble several days, but
Donald, the four honored guests is better.
Fresh Corn
5 lbs
Pure New York
wheat, lb
Shueyville
gallon
Waconia
25c, 40c, 75c.
Navy Beans,
Oval Sardines, lb
Mackerel, 1 lb
Complete Stock
Prices
Whiting Fish, lb
Fillet of Perch,
Lisbon
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