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November 28, 1940
THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HAVeKEY]E-REOORD AND THE LISBON ~IA)
Page ~ven
the
$ $
All Wool.
Well Tailored.
Special Dairy Short I Annual Meeting Of
Course Meetings To Linn Bureau To Mark
Start On Dec. 11th 25 Years Of Service
Plans for a series of four month- I
i The twenty-fifth annual meeting
ly meetings designed to bring rolef lhe I,inn County Farm Bureau
The final meeting of the series ithe completion of a quarter of a
will be held on March 11, with century of Farm Bureau activities
Glenn McFarland, extension agron- Ii in the county and the present mere-
by extension horticulturists.
Small fruits such as strawberries,
raspberries, grapes, currants and
gooseberries also will be included in
the fruit demonstrations
Full information regarding the
details of this new project may .be
secured from the Farm Bureau
IAnn County dairymen thc results will be held in the Marion High office in Cedar Rapids.
of recent research in dairy bus- I Sc.hool auditorium on Monday, Dec.
bandry problems were announced116 at 10 a.m. l,'. I Fuhrmeister, Bertram
this week at the Farm Bureau of- Fly, president of the organization Mrs. Frank Lehaer
l~ce. has announced.
The first of the meetings will bc Plans for the meeting arc ,being BUREAU LADIES
held in Memorial Hall in Marion made by the executive committee PRESENTED PROGRAB~
on Dec ]1 at 10 a.m. when Floyd of the Farm Bureau board which Latin American music was fee-
Johnston, extension dairyman, will i includes in addition to Mr. Fuhr- tured Friday evening during the
discuss feeds and grain mixtures for imeister, Vice-president John L. program given in the Methodist
dairy cattle.
On Jan. 20 Mr. Johnston willJi Veber'B. Towers,Anam sa'Marion, TreasurerSecretary GarryChas,churChFarmbY membersBureau Ofof the We-
continue the course with a meeting iHailsback, Pale, and Mrs A. D. 1men's
Bertram
Township. Those taking part were
on the feeding and care of dairy,~ Brennaman, Marion, home project'lMesdames C. C. Berry, Argene All-
heifers and dry vows, and Dr. K. W. I chairman. Local arrangements at I
Stoudcr, extension veterinarian, will i Marion are being handled ,by the i bee,and GeorgeMiss HelenGaineS'Roselle.Fl yd Decious,other
speak on diseases of dairy cattle, agricultural committee of the ~numbers included congregational
Floyd Arnold, of the extension ser- ('h'unber of commerce headed by singing with musical aecompani-
vice, will appear at the third meet- " ' i
ing on Feb 20 with information on i V" C. Sheets, former count'y agent, meat by an orchestra comprised of
The largest attendance in many Mrs. J. B. Eyestone, Mrs. Clinton
selection and management of the lycars is anticipated by Farm Bur- Berry, Ruth Harrison and Floyd
herd sire : eau leaders, as the meeting marks Kitchen; Herman Nebiker, sr cor-
net and Helen Roselle, piano. In-
vocation was by Rev. J. B Eye-
bership of nearly 1,000 is the larg-
est in twelve years.
Plan Demonstrations
On Home Fruit Growing
A limited nmn,ber of Linn County
farmers may cooperate this year
with the Farm Bureau and the Ex-
tension Service of Iowa State Col-
leg(: in establishing a home demon-
stration orchard project, as a re-
sult of arrangements completed by
omist and l)r. Johnston presenting
inform:ttion on hays and pastures
for cattle. Reports from oth-
dairy
er counties say that dairymen have
found these meetings of unusual
interest and value, and everyone in-
226 2nd St. S.E. terested in dairying is welcome to
attend, according to the Farm Bur-
,edar Rapids, Iowa cau announcement.
READ THE ADS.
stone. Mrs. C. C. Berry and Miss
Tillie Kramer of division No. 4 of
the W. S. C. S. were in charge.
SCHOOL DIRE--C-~TORS
ENTERTAIN WITH PLAY
The directors of the township
schools entertained their wives,
husbands, and teachers, with a
party Thursday evening in the com-
munity hall. Movies and music
were features of the program.
There were approximately forty
present. Members of the W. S. C.
S. served refreshments.
ist. SCHOOL IVILL BE DEC. 3RD
Mr. Corm explained that the pur-Miss Lucille Gore, county home
pose of the project !s to a s:uist those demonstration agent, will conduct
Holloa ~4~ .~ ltl'Ii.' l t T~ -.&-- WhO are interem(~a !n pmnting a the second of four training schools
Lacy ~1 ~:t l lllllOll JtUtO rafts new nome orcnara w~tn sucn prop-at the home of Mrs. Charles Ford
ictus as choice of varieties of ap- on Tuesday December 3, The sub-
pies plums peach( s and pea~s how
~r "~ ' " " ~"~ ') ; " ject to be' studied is "Color and
west 6th Ave. Hr]d e to plant the trees and how to pro
End 1 Line m Dress.
perly prune and spray them.
L. .~ . The cooperative plan also will be MISS HELEN ROSELLE,
~euar ~taplos iowa of value to farmers living close to BRIDE-TO-BE, IS HONOI~D
|en I~veni-~. /the demonstration orchards who Mrs Charles Perrill of Cedar
-gs to 8 p m open ~unaay to I p m . .
"~ a- x.~.~ " " wish to observe the varieties and Rapids entertained with a mlscel-
=---- ~ --~--'~-~------- -- ~ rnost recent practices recommended ~ laneous shower complimenting Miss
rm having been sold and I have bought a business in Vinton, I will hold a complete closing
at my residence, of my entire farming equipment, livestock, etc on
Monday, Dec. 2, 1940
O",MENCING AT 10 MALL STUFF TO BE SOLD BEFORE DINNER
:30 SHARP ALL S
ted mile north of Lisbon on Rock road, 80 rods north of the Chicago & North Western railroad tracks.
mlOwing described property.
i teamof 3 HORSES
lO red ,^ ,roanmares 6 and 7 years old, wt. 1600 lbs each, a cracking pair to work and mated fine. These are both
bl- ? )ae Edd Litts Belgian stallion for late colts, they work together like one, and can be trusted any place.
r -~c~ denn m
Y ule, a good slave.
Hawkeye-Record Photo
The above picture shows the Old Stone Acadtm~y rural ~h(x)l along
the Mount Vernon-Solon road. Miss Elizabeth l~)wersox of ShueyvUle
is the t~acher. Pupils sho~m in the picture am: Marie Klouda, Leonard
Podusk~, Vernon Klouda, Evelyn Uniek, Arlene Heif, l)avid Be~tter,
l*eo Beater, Donald Kohont. Donald Kh)uda was absent ~'hen the pic-
ture was taken.
let
interfered 1231. Sales at Marion were for Sep-
t
The 29th October we had a pro-]tember, $3,632, and for October,
gram and carnival and now we are l $4,314. sales at Anamosa were for
planning our Christ~has activities. I September, $3,007, and for October,
We are having an English contest'S3,720.
and the winning side will have the There are 174 liquor stores in
privilege of planning the Christ-[Iowa. Total sales for September
mas program were $1.023,01R, and for October,
$1,220,412. Gallons sold in October,
Liquor Store Sales 1940, totalled 187,993, an increase
Sales at the two Cedar Rapids of 19,767 over October, 1939.
liquor stores for September, 1940, Mount Vernon RawReye-l{~eord
were $43.787 and for October. $52.- [ Want Ads PAY.
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Classified Ads Bring Results
Helen Roselle on Saturday evening tlcello were callers, and the entire
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry company had an early evening
Roselle. There were twenty guests. !lunch in the Kline home Later. in
Miss Roselle's marriage to J. Har- the evening Mr. and Mrs. Khne
old Fernow, son of Mr. and Mrs. i were evening dinner guests of Mr.
James Fernow of Marion, will take,and Mrs. Louis Burger in Morley.
place on Saturday at the Little Mrs. Asa Robinson and Mr. and
Brown Church at Nashua. Mrs. Donald Robinson and family,
---- EN I Mr and Mrs. Irving Taylor and
ARGENE ALLBEE IS CHOS Mrs. Ollie Shelly spent Sunday in
BUREAU TOP. CHAIRMAN Vinton with Mrs. Florence Bolen-
Argene Allbee was chosen chair-
man of the Bertram township Farm
Bureau at a meeting held Wednes-
WANTED SERVICE
WANTED: To buy 1000 bu. corn,
F'I.OOFt SANDING: New and old
etther on farm or delivered. J B.
9 floors. Lawrence Hunter. D tl 2.~,41.
Meyer, l~saon. 4-2tpMount Vernon. 23-tfe
VtANTEI): To buy good kitchen --I~'~AN:--(-)~)~A~:~-'; ::T--
cabinet Dial 5671 Mt Vernon 5p m ' A S L. 1 :~IONI)S. [na-
' ~ enos for sale. VCe save you 50
per cent. Portable typewriters for
~-'~~ sale at loan value. Very reason-
FOR SALE able. Iowa Loan Co 505 Mullin
Bulhlin~'. Cedar Rapids. 45if
t~()I~. ~Alal~: IlOll tOp UeSK. in- " . :
. --~Ve offer you a po]mv whleh sup-
quire at tnls orHce, a-~:tp t 1" I!q " ~" "
i p leS I mediate funds in event of
FOR SALE" Hamilton piano i your death, leaves your estate in-
Gee. I). Sailor. 5p }tact 1,ook ahead protect your
family. Get full information now.
Rex Corm, county agent, with S.W. day evening in the community hall. 'dinner and meeting of Jones court- FOR SAIA,': Reed ,baby buggy in Union Central I.ifc Insurance Co
Edgecombs, exteusion horticultur- SECOND TRAINING George Vislisel is the retiring presi- ty past presidents and wives in the good condition. Priced $5.00. Call Ralph V. Bachman, agent.
dent home of Mr. and Mrs John Boden- 615 F'irst Ave. N. 5c
METHODIST NOTES hofer in Anamosa. --
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Russell and FOR SALE: 150 Brown Leghorn
ThanKsgiving service wire as- Mr ~nd Mr~ Willard Russell at- hens, yearlings, 50c each.Mrs I~IQI'~II~TT l'~JI~,
dress by Rev. J. B. Eyestone was tended an evening supper for theirl)ave Driscoll, Martelle. 5e o~ ~ .-~OUS
held on Sunday. Mrs. Jean Moore father. Rob Russell's birthday in ] ---i~OR-~Ai-i~---10-Goo-d---~,~-~i~w~~t--
gave a special vocal numoer, ac-~,~ ~ ',: ~ ~ ,
~tvau~.~.~ r fr Ul 5 0 I IxEl~ ~ If ex(ess acid causes
companied at the piano by Mrs. " e s o $ 0 up. Check writers ' ~ -~ "' *" "r - ~ *
Amos Berry The pastor was also ---~,--~ and adding machines Toy dogs 5e Yes'tiP,ins ~i~: macn t,cers, mall-
assisted in the service by the choir White Oak each Dick Watkins, I ullman hotel, g "" ' e~ tburn, Belching,
" " " Cedar Ra,)ids 5n Bloating Nausea Gas Pains get
ann orcnesira. "'r "lenn iver ' " ' "- ' ' '
The usual services on next Sun m s. ~.z ~ ~~ free Samplc. Udga, at Mcrcdith's
-- -- "~ - r )
~ ~ FOR SAI,E" V, hite Rock pul- lloxall Drug. 47-1.tp
clay. 25,11 are welcome. The u i w me~ ~rluay m~ernoon -, ;,' ~ a
.~. .~ I I()tS.l~llo(la l~oKxVeil ~ IUl. o, all/t --~
]were twenty adults and two chdd- $' M)- c'me s~ ating arm ch'[ir wrap
The township senoom wm close r re eat Refreshments re{ -
~r~a ~.a +n aao~a~ n~. 2 i en p s we,1,'OI~ SAIA:?: Sand and gravel,ping. R. E. Sanderson 319 Third
+h qm~,~t-~;,i,~, ,o~+;,~, i served by Mrs. Russe Ashes hauled, gardens plowed Street North Dial 3622 9-tf
Leo Drlscoll started plcklng corn H h st ~lc
"--'--'-- / ig e. p "' .es paid for Wool, Hides, --
BROTHERHOOD WILL o - - ]
for Claude Ferguson the latter part 1 n R t's 'n"~ as( tls I) I) u DEa~D ANIM II~S RI,'NI()V]~=I)
p,r p,~,~,~, ot me weem ~ Sons l)i tl 5341 Mount Vcr U tee. Cau lleal~ ~i llnone I)?~" No. (~,l-
~ . .~ ~ ~ A women s project studygroup, mn fe~lW't, .~ft. Vema()n, 307; ]M[aflon 77;
h-~ u-de- t~-- -h-:r '-:- .!met w~th Mrs. Glenn S~ver Tues-~~ !Anamo~, ,4~.1, for (,lean fast
~.UUU 11 I" 11~ U ~t IIIUII~III~ U i - >
Gerald ~eott will .-resent the ~'ro i day afternoon. 12 ladles receivedI FOB. SALE: I urebred Hemp-: (~)nrteons ~,~erv|(~. Francis Pa.~ton,
.~ ~.~ *" .- .~ *" .~" I the lesson. I sh re boars The easy feeding kind i ~gent, Anamo~a Iowa for Pamn-
gram ~rmay evenlng in ~ne church " : ',' '
'aim ~ t Mr. and Mrs.Don Ruhl, Mr. and ]Cholera immune. Clarence J. Suep-iers Hendering works.State IA-
za.lx ~x~,~ vv~t~tat~, i "l "i - " " "" ' '
lv~rs. ~ enn ~ ver ann darter r~ay pei, Solon, Iowa. ltfc cease No. 7, Iowa City, la. 17.tt
an~ ~m2emtYwerThSn~geVnmgtobaSkl~I~ iidyuraeS?tM !nY !!}rbir ik aY upn Classified Ads Bring Results
Y gl
Klouda and family Mrs. Klouda "'r -"'r " "- " -~'-'~ ~ "
= m. and ivl s ~:rnes~ wonne and l
IS a pa lent a~ UaKoale nospl~al. I - -. ;~ t
lvlr. anu ~v rs. ~ennem .Nl.11sap a~- ' 1 ~ m
Members of the Zenith club en- "e - " -i I
. . i~ naea a D rmclay supper g~ven Dy
tertained their famlhes with a pre- ) ~ ~::::
)mrs. rreese zor hernus~anu ~lne, ::!::: . .
Thanksgiving droner Tuesday eve ' ] i'i~ "~1
~ ~maay evening ] ::::: : :!::" ~IE L~II~IUU~t ,
nmg a~ ~ne home ox mr. ano w~rs. ~ Mr ~" 1 - ~"e ~:~::: ~:::':~
Ar-ene Allbee s. ~ta pn w mmgton an(; ner :~ Ta ~ .~.
:P.' " daughter Mary Jean, attended a i J nergy-l Uliuing
Mrs, bllllan Darret~oI mount ] c c - ' t
on er~ given t)y ~ne Dano ano gruel
Vernon visited her roster Mrs. Viola I m ,~
"~ -" il n " " ~ : ClUD in me mecnanmsvme school I~,
t~erry ann :tam y o ~aturaay. I i
Miss Irma Blazek of Cedar Rap- i house Sunday afternoon. Mr. Weth- ! ~
ington and James spent the after-I
IQS calico .tnUrsuay tn ~ne zlome ozl )
noon a~ the gun ClUD
Mr and Mrs George King t u a ' '
". ' " S nd y droner guests in the
Miss Zelda Gdmore was an over-i
:-i-. -. ^-. m* -.a . ~ ~: ~ ~ ~lenn ~lver nome lncluoeu lYlrs. I
A ~. X. i .valI-OallKS mr ancl ~vzrs. ~zmer ala-
z-,~t~au/~ ~ ' "
~ I rich of Dubuque. and Clifford Fair-
wtrs -.mmec~ ~toaugn a~renclea a[~, t~ a r- i
meeting Thursday of the Martins i*'a.n'~s, an~ '~e rge~x~ale' who are]
in,tensing me ~r ~orps Tecnnicall
~ree~ community ClUe at me home i Scho^l at ~o~ "~'e TM ~,^. m^
,~, ,~ ~,~m~ ~, +, ~u ~mer guests during the day~,
. 1were mr ann Mrs Otis Slyer and~
will soon install Cedar Rapids tele- 1 F" - = = - "~" -- "" --
1oy(1, Mr. anu ~lrs" /~.1% l~ur- I
phones m thmr homes I . -
.~ . ~roughs Mrs A1 Slver, Mxss Myrtle
Mr. ann wlrs. it. ~ ~nae on OI~ ' . ".
Ma.nf V~rnnn ~n~n~ fh~ day .~,n '~vtantey, Mr. ttotchkiss, and Arthur[ m
i day at their home in Bertram. I
Mrs. Frank Letner spent Wednes-! Miss Janet Kay Slyer has gone
day afternoon in Iowa City. i for a short visit with her aunt, Mrs.
%ue::se COWs, 4 of these are bred now and the other one will be fresh by sale day. If you really want a Miss Catherine Berry gameattendedat ]i Aldrich
in
Dubuque
er the Iowa-Illinois football MARTIN'S-------------
Wlll suit anyone, co e ae they are. Everyone is sound in bag and teats and are nice and quiet. They are milking heavy SCHOOL NEwsCREEK 11
Iowa City on Saturday~ I RIcH,freshness tempting pure,flaV rwholesome" " " uniformingredientsfine textUreare but" " "
dependable
~se~s~,ht:?;~ud~--n-lf~ eaT~i!~O v~e?;2~ba~~ ~] Brookside We began seh-h~-ol this year with," specia, qualitics that make good Colonial bread nrst choicea feWin ofthou.the
Mrs. Will Robinaon l eleven pupils; now we have four-]| sands of Iowa homes. Colonial always gives you the best in baking
~in~ndin~re #~uhO~:ntb~; teen children and eight grades. I|skill at no extra cost. Serve Colonial regularly and delight your
t Perry Russell and other relatives ! Most of the children had perfect at- [| family.Ask your grocer tod~y for Colonial breaxl.
f received word Saturday of the tendance records until the week[|
death of their uncle, John Grimm, i of the storm DeWayne Beckner I|
which came suddenly The eom-,and Nadine Duffield have beenl|c l "1 " C
munity extends sincere sympathy I neither absent or tardy. ]~ "'
to the relatives. Mr. Grimm was[ Six of us were treated for small-,| C onia a, n l omt,any
!~' ii!~i~ a resident of this community for[pox and diphtheria and only one,/[|
some time. }was very sick. Others had planned[! Cedar Rapids, Iowa Jack Vealsh, I~ce~hlent
Miss Ailene Wethington visited to be vaccinated but the bad weath- ~ ,~
with her sister, Mrs. Francis Crock, ~, ~ ~ ~L L J
the last of the week
Mrs. Violet Clifton, Mr. and Mrs.
all weaned and doing fine.
MACHINERY
Farmail tractor in fine working order. 2-row tractor corn plow for above tractor; Little Genius 2 bottom
iw, heavy type; 9-ft Mc-Deering tandem disc; 20-ft lever harrow; new Mc-Deering hay loader, only
John Deere 8-ft. binder, like new with tractor hitch; Mc-Deering 1-row mounted corn picker, only
easons; Mc-Deering 11-ft cultipacker; Mc-Deering tractor rotary hoe; Rock Island end gate seeder; Rock
-row corn plow; Perfection single row corn plow; 1 small size Mc-Deering Hamnlermill only used a few
6-ft Emerson mower; Oscilator bob sled; 3 wagons, 1 is medium height with triple box, 1 is low wheeled
Wagon with a new flat bottom rack; 1 Rock Islal d corn planter and wire; 1 good feed wagon; corn shell-
1 Rock Island manure spreader in A-1 shape; 1 Portable elevator, only used a couple of years.
set o Harness, Collars, Etc.
; f heavy harness like new and several good large si ze leather collars.
C- eeri Miscellaneous Articles
.0 ckets; ngcream separator with motor equipment, this is a No. 4 and is just like new; 2 cream cans; milk
ut trou ho tamer and pads; 50-gal. steel jacketed butchering kettle; 6 self-feeders of different sizes; hog
ba f galvanized tank, 15 bbl. capacity; large size hog fountain with 2 lamps; woven wire stretcher; tools
Is chicken potato marker; garden tools; everything goes. I won't need them in a grocery store; 4 steel wire
|capacity." PS; Wheel barrow; 3 large feed bunks, 1 20-ft. and 2 14-ft.; 2 brooder stoves (Solhot) 1000 chic
,00.eg- oo cr house 8x12 with good roof and heavy floor; a lot of chicken supplies; lawn mower; 1 new
-CUOator a corn for 3 sows these are m A I shape,
|200 s good one; 3 individual hog houses; each one has r," " "
o Wor ne l white oak posts; some stove wood: some odd length of woven wire; several steel barrels: and a
--, m otner articles too numerous to mention A lotof native lumber 2x4, 2x8 and boards.
About?Orn, Baled Clover Seed, Etc.
Oats,
Hay,
Straw,
000 bushels lot to ult 400 bushels of 103 oats,
Very of dandy yellow corn in the cribs, this will be sold in s s " .
I is as e quality. 80 tons of dover hay in the barns, all put up in fine shape and cut at the right time. This
green ana iYO uv l see this winter. About 10 tons of second crop alfalfa hay in the barn. This is nice and
st only a q 'ty. Now you shippers that want a real chance to get a lot of choice hay to bale, here it is,
Oats stra .m ,le,to the railroad. It will be sold by weight or measure in lots to suit, 1 ton or all; 75 bales of nice
Was raD:]' o nushels of medium red clover seed combined and recleaned, this is free from any bad weeds and
right here on the farm; 50 or 60 acres of corn stalk pasture. There hasn't been a hoof in it yet.
125 early h " " Chickens
to suit atched White Wyandotte puihts, just started to lay. Oh boy, is this a nice flock, they will be sold in lots '
Ira Hempy, Mrs. Edith Robinson
were among the many attending
the Eastern Star meeting Tuesday
evening The special service hon-
oring Past Matrons and Patrons
was followed by a two course
luncheon served at yellow candle-
lighted tables, which were gay in
tinsel and yellow streamers, with
flowers for the center piece. About
60 attended. Committee in charge
of serving was: Mrs. Mary Clifton,
Mrs. Edith Robinson, Mrs. Violet
Clifton, Mrs. Edith High, Bert Ben-
nett and Z. G. McCaslin.
Mrs. Ernest Tonne and Mrs. Ray
Simpson were among the guests at
the Rose Bowl Bridge Club held
[in the home of Mrs. Marie Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kline
were hosts for dinner on Sunday
of last week to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Kline. During the afternoon, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Mattheison and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hodgsen of Men-
Free Prompt Removal
of all
DEAD STOCK
Call Our Nearest Phone
Collect
Household Goods Cedar Rapids 4612
6-huh range with rese "-r --'i^- si le burner oven 3
Piece rvoir (cream enamel); new Style a-nurner rc t ct all ; 1 ng ; -
f Majest cU9r u n suit.e; 2 beds, one is a Vernis Martin bed, one wood bed and springs; 1 day-bed with coil springs; Anamosa 542
a gra-a -." --e raolo; a lot of fruit jars; stone jars of all sizes; 1 wonderful inlaid walnut cupb rd, very old and Stanwood 800
,u piece all h Now folks b here earl for there are a lot of
articb-,and made, and other articles not mentioned e y
m this sale not mentioned on this bill. Mt. Vernon 11000
Glenn Plattenberger will have Lunch Wagon.
G. L. Hill, Clerk
SANITARY
RENDERING CO.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Iowa Dept. of Agriculture
I.ieense No. 1
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W. E. Challis Auctioneer, Phone 130, Lisbon, Iowa
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