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Page Six J III IIII I I II I II SPRINGVILLE NEWS Mrs. Harry Freeman PUPILS GIVE RECITAL Pupils of Mrs. Emmons presented a recital in the Presbyterian chnrch in Springville on Sunday, November 27. Those on the program were: Patsy Graham, Wanda Rndman, Mar) JeaI~ Cooper, Wava Peck, Jeau Wells, Virginia tlunte, Carolyn Cooper, Cecil Batchelder, Frederick Taylor,Ruth Condlt, Carol Rodman, John Wells, Jean Whitman, Wanda Davis, Violet Bruger, Jean Burroughs, Belva Bru- ger, Bernice Pahner, Mary Jean Erick- son, Loreu Rodman, Robert tloke, and l)oris Lundeeu. BOY SCOUT NEWS The local scout troop is holdlngi meetings iu the city hall during the winter months. We wish to thank the mayor and councilmen for their hearty coopera- tion. At a meetiug Tuesday evening plans were made for the parent night meeting, to be heht the first of every month, following the court of honor, which will fall on Dec. 6th in the city hall. Meetings have been very interesting and will continue. Tests are being passed regularly aud much more in- terest is shown than in previous months. This month we have four ad- vancements aud a total of ten merit badges. Advancements are as follows: 1)uane Barnhart, 2nd class; l)onald miscellaneous shower in the Kenneth tlumpal home, Nov. 18. METHODIST CHURCH L. C. Smith Church school at 10 a.m. Public worship at 11 a.m. Dr. C. C. Wells and Margaret will sing. The White Cross offering for the hospital will be received. The Epworth I.eague will meet at the par- sonage at 7 p.m. VIOLA METHODIST CHURCH Public worship at 10 a.m. Church school following the morn- ing service; Epworth Leagt, e at 6:30 p.m.; Quarterly Conference, l)ec. 12. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. R. A. Badger The )oung people's choir will prac- tice Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. Services t:or Sunday, Dec. 4. Sun- day school at 10 a.m. The study of the Ninth Commandment on the sin of lying. Brorship service at 11 a.m. Special music will be furnished by the young people's choir. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lehr entertained at a coon supper Tuesday night. Guests were: Mr. aud Mrs. J. V. Pat- ten and Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Earl George, Mr. and Mrs. A. C Rodman, and family, Mr. and Mrs. I)illard Merritt an~l Jack, and Mr. and Mrs Kendall Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goodlove of Central City were Sunday guests of L. B. Christman and Mrs. Anna Hann. Mr. and Mrs. ,V. A. Shaffer and Christian, Arnold Port, Robert Gra- Herbert, Mrs. Bess Newland, and 1)or- ham, Star; merit badge awards, Dale is, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frank amt Stambaugh, swimming; Donald Chris- family, Mr. aud Mrs. Will Parker and tian, pathfinding and personal health; daughters, Helen and Janet, were Aruold Port Personal aud Public guests at dinner iu the home of Mr. Health; Robert Graham, Personal aml and Mrs. Stanley Parker Sunday. Public ltealth; William Graham, Me- Other guests wereMr. and Mrs. L". chanical l)rawing; Max Ramsay C Friuk and son Kenneth,Mr. and s~imming; tlarold J. Palmer, S. M., Mrs. Alhert Rogers, and Gladvs of Plumbing. These awards were made l)urant and Irvin Resewehr of Clar- at the Court of Honor, held in theence. ". McKinley school house in Cedar Rap- ids, Nov. 30th. The next Scout swim JUNIOR (]AS'S-PLAY will be heht in the Y. M. C. A. pool The Junior class will present the in Cedar Rapids, Dec. 3, 8:30 a.m. play, "Mama's Baby Boy," Nov. 30 Troop 52 has beeu well represented, and Dec. 1 in the Butler Opera In)use This is a valuable opportunity tel at Springville. I learn to swim correctly. It is hoped i The cads are taken by Edith Jacohsi that a local fe guar~t staff will be and Max Batchehter. The supporting able to be i l attendauce next summer lcast iucludes Carol Burroughs, lter- at camp. A summary of troop roster i hert Pownall, Carol Rodman,Zola shou's recurd of members: Tenderfoot, i Sanders, Virginia ,Vhlte, Mary Jean 5; Second ('lass, 9; First (?lass 0; Cooper, Mary l)udek, Max l),amsev Star, 3; Life 6; including officers, and Jim Moyer. PENN-HUMPAL MRS %rARRE~q STUDER Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Penn are an- Mary E. Studer, 80 died Monday nouncing the marriage of their daugh- i night in Viola. ter Rowena to Roy lhlmpal, son of! Born Marcia 28, 1858 in Cedar Mr. and Mrs. Johu tlumpal, of Ana-! couutv, the daughter of William and mesa, which took place iu their home Celia Cavanaugh Conner. She was "/'hanksgiving Day at 6 p.m. Rev. married to Warren Studer, Feb. 1880 l)e,Vitt Ellinwood, Rushville, I11., and they lived in Cedar county about nncle of the bride, officiated using the twenty )'ears, moving to Jones county single ring ceremony, in the presence and to Linn county near Viola about of the immediate families and friends, twenty years ago, where the)" farmed The bride wore a princess styled until "retiring to VMa where Mr. velvet gown and her corsage was ofStuder died January 1, 1937. Four gardenias. Mrs. Humpal is a grad- ~nlS, Frank, Viola; Ray, Cedar Rap- ids;(;eorge, Central(?it)'; Brarren, uate of the Viola high school, class of ~. 34. '/'he groom is a graduate of the Jr., Chicago, survave, l, uneral ser- Anamosa high .school, class of '31. viceswere held Wednesday in the The new home will be established on Viola M. E. church conducted hy a farm northeast of Anamosaafter Rev. L. C. Smith. Burial was in the Dec. 1st. ,Vilcox cemetery at Viola. Present at the wedding were Mrs. DeWitt Eltinwood, Junior aud Charles . ,(. F..B!ttler ,had the masfortune on of Rushville, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. John I nanK sg,v,mg oa.)~ to latl ant/ break , ~ ~* • • ~,g .... A ~_~ ~everal rIDS Wutle in lnuepenoencel ttumoat anu Lvtarlorle, /VII. dilL[ iVllb." '~ " ..... " ~ " ~ Ana where he, accompanied by Mrs Esther lxennern numpal auu Leroy el - - '" " mesa" Mr and Mrs R T Penn Hepker Bessie Smollen andKe,meth • ' ..... ' " " ~ S Viola;George Yeisley, Paralta; Mr. B.utler had do.yen to enlo)~ a Fhank~] and Mrs. Robert Klelneck, Leonard gwmg flay amner, ne has surrereu " " ' ~" J "~rs In, in Penn ! a lot but is reported to be recovering ano retina, mr. anu tvl :. ' p ..... ~ ! without comnhcations so far Kay ann :~avauee. ,~ " Mrs. Humpal was honored at a Byrdena Condit returned to Ames ~ Sunda~, having spent the holiday va- cation iu the parental Robert Cundit ? home. Do You Need Money. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Skeels of Ana- ___ mesa were visitors in the H. J. Davis tmme and attended the recital given A1;'ff) IA)ANS by Mrs O J Emmons and her piano PI~RN ITUI'd,: LOANS CtlAI?~AUPEI'b LOAN S No endorsers required Prompt Courteous Treatment As long as 20 months to repay Federal Discount Corp. t;14 2nd Ave SE Cedar l~qfids, la. pupils Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Al Babcock and Betty, Mr. John I)ew of Mount Vernon, and Mrs. Celia Fredericks were Thanksgiving day dinner guests of Mrs. Bess Faust and Marlyn. Elizabeth Stewart Circle, Past Mat- rons of the O. E. S. will meet Dec. 6 with Mrs. R. F. Wiley for a one o'clock luncheon. Table service will be furnished and each member will contribute a small amount of mouey to be used for a good cause• Bethany Circle will meet Dec. 7, with Mrs. 1). M. Beck• Mrs. C. W. Calvert and Mrs. Howard Briner as hostesses. ]'HE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HAWKEYE-RECORD AND '][HE LISBON Mr. and Mrs. Frank tlall departed Friday for the winter months' stay in Fa]rhope, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reeves of Vinton, aud Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Neilson and sons were Thanksgiving day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Biid Scar- brough, Mrs. Mabel Kirk and Dollie Tabisinsky. Mrs. A. E. Switzer will entertain the Royal Neighbors at an all day meeting, Dec. 1st. Mrs. Mary Heady, who has spent the past month in the Roy Heady home at Mount VernoD, has returned to her home. Mrs. 'V. E. Bell received word the past week of the serious illness of her brother Robert Keunedy at Mount Gilliad, Ohio. Mr. Kennedy was a former resident of Springville vicin- ity. Mrs. Effie McShane entertained at a famih" ditmer Thursday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. llomer McShane and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McShane, Mr. and Mrs. Arch White and Virgiuia, Floyd and Bob Ms- Shane. Bert Jordan aud Mr. and Mrs. James C I. Clark entertained at a family diuner Thursday, present were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jordan of Marion; Mrs. Lou Thomas and Edith of Center Point, Mrs. Mar) Newhard, Shuey- ville aud Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson of Cedar Rapids. ! Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Kearns, of Zering, II1., were recent house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duncan. Monday club will meet with Mrs. Milton Behrens Thursday. Mrs. O. J. Emmons entertained the l~l sharp club and their mothers Sat- urday afteruoon at a party. Refresh- anents x, vere served. Mrs. Gertrude Starbuck returned to her home in Dubuque Monday follow- lug a visit in the L B. Christman home. Miss llattie Wilson returued to her school work in Algona follow iug the vacation in the R. C Wilson home. !)r. Carl Greeuawalt returned to his home iu Sterling, Colo., Saturday after several days' visit with his moth- er, Mrs. Vena Greenawalt and his brother, 1)r. Richard Greenawalt in Cedar Rapids. Vincent Kernen of Harpers Ferry has been a guest of Harry Raft for several days. Mrs. Ahhea Beck entertained the Royal Neighbors at their annual Thanksgiving dinner Tuesday night. Every member invited a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Shankland will arrive here from Homestead, Fla., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Brown and famih" returned to their home iff Os- kaloosa Sunday having been holiday guests in the parental J. ,V. Brown home. Mr. and Mrs. Lewellyn Bebber have moved into Mrs. Frederick's apartment re(ently vacated byMr. and Mrs. Claire Warren. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mercer, a daughter, Nov. 28 in Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frank and Pauline and Geraldine were Sunday evening dinner guests in the Ben Sherman home at Central City. Mrs. J. W. Brown will be hostess to the l)orcas class picnic Friday. Paraha Embroidery club will meet Friday for an all day meeting, Christ- mas party and gral~ bag with Mrs. ftattie Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Warren an- nouuce the birth of a daughter, Nov. 24. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Patten enter- tained at dinner Thursday: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Patten, Salem, Ohio.; Clarence Patten, Barnesville, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Koehler Price, Mus- catine; Mr. and Mrs. Emlin Hadgin, Dorothy and Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. V. E.'Peddycoard and Bobby, Mrs. Minta Patten and Marion of Cedar Rapids, Lois Patten, S. U. I., Iowa City, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Patten. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson, R. C. Wilson, Mrs. T. W. Pollock and Mrs. H. It. Cooper visited in the Dr. Gee. Pearson home in Burlington. Bonnie Van Fossen was brought to her home Monday from St. Lukes hospital where she underwent a minor operation, Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pollock enter- :talned at dinner Sunday in honor of the birthdays of Roger Pollock and Joe Cooper. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cooper and family of Cen- tral City, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Coop- er and family and Mrs. Fannie Ma- lone. The Presbyterian Misisonary society a y a very interestiug meeting Fri- held day in the home of Mrs. C. L. Bur- roughs, Lena Mann assistant hostess. The lesson was given by Mrs. Albert • Pollock and Mrs. II. H. Cooper. Christmas wrapped packages were col- lected to be sent to Mary Martha de Best, daugh~.er of a former minister, And Your Old Washer for the Electric ,,ho is teaching in the mission school in Chacon, N. Mex. Miss Ella Faust Cast Aluminum Maytag. Other Maytags and Mrs. hta Bowdish are to pack and tnail the box. :\nv interested parties As Low As may call them. Tile society will hold and your old stove a bake sale Saturday moruing in Wileys Hardware store. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Behrens re- turned Sunday from their holiday va- cation spent in their respective par- ental homes in Cedar Falls and Wat- erloo. Supt. and Mrs. Ivan Gritman and Bobby of Walker were Saturday guests in the home of their mother Mrs. Eliz- abeth Gritman. Mrs. Rhetta Jenson entertained at dinner Thanksgiving Day, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boxwell, Carmen and Lolan Boxwell. Mr. and Mrs. James Burroughs of rl'ipton and daughter Dorothy of Mc- Gregor were Suuday dinner guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Gritman. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Thoma aud Joan returned Sunday from a holiday vacation spent in Elgin and Oelwein. Mrs. Sylvan Lawrence assisted by i Mrs. Wilmer Johnston of Cedar Rap- ids entertained members of the high school class of 1936 Saturday evening honoring Mrs. Claire Carnahan. Mrs. William Bowersox returned to her home in Shue)ville Saturday after a visit with her daughter Mrs. C. L. Burroughs and family and also with her daughter, Mrs. Smykil and family in Auamosa. Mildred Lamareaux, Hudson and Ralph Steele, Billings, Mont., were holiday guests in theJoe Romans home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crew and David of Cedar Rapids were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mrs. Alice Carney in the Harry Whitman home. Phone 287 Mount Vernon, Iowa While in Cedar Rapids Take Your Meals at the LLMAN 320 First Ave S.E. Ollie A. Johnson, Prop. AFE ........................... I~' Mr. anti Mrs. W. A. Sherman and ~l~l~l~l~d~ a~~.~] Genevieve in company with Mr. and ~ ................ n..,.-,~ ~i Mrs. W. A. Lamb of Des Moines were bOMVLETI~ OIa'I'ILJAI~ ~I~j]t~vlvj[~ ~[ Thranka:fdVi~rsDa~hedlm::r I~::stt: :ft C. CHAMBERS-INsKEEP OPTICAL CO. [[ Newport " D,~.li~,- D,~,! 17 .... ~[ The Camp Fire girls met at Mrs. I .xa.~*z----.xm ~uS~ ~IClark's Monday afternoon. A busi- I ~i~i~~ff~ll~lK'~l~t~~-~t~* ness meeting was held and plans were ~sday, Thursday, December 1, ~mtm made for the Christmas part)' which will be Dec. 15. The second lesson in First Aid was studied with every- one present but oue.--Scribe Mary Jean Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. George Olinger en- tertained at a family dinner Thanks- giving l)ay. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Bachman of Mount Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. L. ~r. Bach- man, Howard and Lavonne, Cedar Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Steven- .son, Spriugville; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Maier, Irma, Neva, Elmer and Lester, all of Alburnett, Roy and Glenn Olinger. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Bachman and David of Mount Veruon were after- noon callers in the George Olinger home Thursday. A letter from the E. F. Bachman family, Cavenovia, N. Y., was read during the dinner hour. MECHAN!CSVlLLE Mrs. T. . Feyen BERT O N S'/'O~FT Funeral services for Bert Onstott, who died Thanksgiving day at his home on north street, were held from the hnme Monday afternoon, couduct- ed by Rev. Supplee, pastor of the local "M. E. church. He had been a great sufferer for many months with a complication of diseases, and had recently returned from the Veterans hospital iu Des Moiues. He was born Jan. 4th, 1874, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Onstott, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Brhen a small child the)' moved to Mechanics- ville. He was one of a family of nine children. A brother, Harry, preceded him iu death many years ago. Three sisters and fonr brothers remain, namely, Nell, Paul, Merle and Jennie Jess, Jean, Ferroll (Took) and Clyde of this place. On April 8th, 1901" he was married to Ina Boyd and she, with nine childreu and 18 grandchild- ren are left to mourn his passing.. In 1914 the)" moved to a farm in Dakota but returned to Mechanics- ville about four )'ears ago. He was a patient sufferer and death came as a blessed relief. He was a Spanish American war veteran and a charter member of the Dows camp at Cedar Rapids. Five of his children, from Hazen, N. D., were here to attend the funeral: Mr. and Mrs. Phifer, Eldrldge Onstott, Harry Onstott, Bert Onstott, Jr., and Frauklin Onstott Burial was in Rose Hill cemetery. SPORTS NEWS The Stanwood baskethall team cam~ to McVille last Tuesday night and won a doubleheader from us. The girls game was quite exciting although Stanwood looked far the superior at times and then the McVille girls would come back with a spurt of bas- kets. Near the end of the game Mc- Ville picked np quite a bit. "/'he score of the girls game was 33 to 24 which was not such a big lead. Brown and Scott were high scorers for Mc- ville with 10 and 9 point respectively. Koch was high for Stanwood with 24 points. The boys' game was a very ragged affair with both teams throwing away passes. Both were having hard luck on their shots, and it was quite a rough game• McVille held a 7 to 4 lead at the end of the first quarter but were unable to hold it, the final score beiug 22 to 16 in favor of Stan- wood. The boys tried hard to in- itiate their new suits by winning but were unable to succeed. The high scorer of McVille was M. Pruess with 7 points. For Stanwood Reidwas high with 7 points. I Brell, we are now going toturn our hopes to winning a game from the Olin boys, and we would like to see the girls pull the unexpected and beat the highly favored Olin girls. Thanksgiving was fittingly observ- ed in this locality with mauy guests from out of town and family dinners galore. A goodly number went from here to other places. Mr. and Mrs Dan Studer went to Cedar Rapids, Thursday night and re- mained until Sunday, visiting rela- tives. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reece and child- ren of Cedar Rapids spent Thanksgiv- ing in the parental HerA Beck home. Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Klimek and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Klimek and son Paul of Maudette, Minn., came Wed- nesday to spend Thanksgiving with their son and his wife in the C. H. Itigh home. They returned home on Sunday morning. Mrs. Worley and Robert Jameson of Mount Vernon were guests Sunday in the home of the former's sister, Mrs. C. W. Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Albaugh and sou Ralph and wife and their twins, came Wednesday evening from Elk- hart, S. D., to spend Thanksgiving in the 'Charley Studer and Ella Conner homes. The)' returned to their home, Sunday morning. Dr. and Mrs. Gifford of Cedar Rap- ids were guests Sunday in the W. A. Jackson home on east Main street. They were former residents of this place, having been neighbors of the Jacksons'. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gamble gave the family dinner at their home, on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Spry and children from Wat- erloo were out of town guests. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jackson spent Thanksgiving in the home of their son Richard and family near Mor- ley. Madame Rumor is responsible for the report that Uric Melton and Mrs. Groves were married Friday in Ce- dar Rapids by Rev. E. Winslow Brown. They plan to live iu Lisbon. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jackson were very happy Thanksgiving night, when their daughter, Lois Van tIorne of Alexandria, La., called them over long distance and visited about ten minutes. Their two little grandsons also talked to them. Mr. and Mrs. Home, have recently located in Alex- andria, where the former was trans- ferred by his company. Mrs. Jack- son said their voices were as clear and audible as if they were in the next room. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wright en- tertained at a turkey dinner in their home on east Main street, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Helmer of Lisbon and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Helmer oi this place as guests. Rev. E. Winslow Browu of Cedar Rapids preached in the Presbyterian church here Sunday morning. No candidate has yet been secured to fill the pulpit. Services will bc held as usual next Sunday. The Priscilla Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church, will hold their annt,al Christmas part)' in the home of Mrs. W. A. Moffett Tuesday evening, Dec. 6th. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Feyen spent Thanksgiving in Dubnque in the home of the former's sister, Mrs. G. W. Meyer. Dan Conner of Traer, is visiting in the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Shearer. Coming Sale Dates of Auct. Walt Challis The following sale dates have been booked by .Mr. Challis for the next two weeks. Paul Sweitzer, closing out farm sale. Monday, Dec. 5. company from North Liberty Thanks- giving. Mr. and Mrs. h'an Remington and Mrs. Elsie Remiugton shopped in Ce- dar Rapids Friday. Mrs. Jennie McConaugh',• and Mrs. Eveh'n Brown spent Tha~ksgiving in the (~laude Peet home• Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mitchell spent in the ground to hold a gate shut,! Groves has been received bf 1~ aud fell, breaking his hip. tie was Morley friends. (?ongratulati0~ taken to the hospital at Anmosa and] Mrs Lon ttunter of Oxforttk -_ stayed there a few days hut is at home I spent ia few da,'s iu the "rill ~E1MO? now and will be confined to his bed ihome this week. "M for several weeks. Mr. Miller of[ Miss Florence Miller retU~ Springville has charge of the depot, lher school at Nichols, after S~lllll~ Mr. and Mrs. Freman Shankland[ the week end with file home I~-"~ ~tic Joe Novak, closing out farm sale, Tuesday, Dec. 6. C. E. Hartley, closing out farm sale, Wednesday, Dec. 7. Walter Ellison, Nosing out farm sale, Wednesday, Dec. 14. Charles Yarbrough and Mrs. Me- kota, elosing out farm sale, Thnrs- day, Dec. 15. Adison Felix, Tipton, closing out sale, Friday, Dee. 16. Avery Steel, closing out farm sale Tuesday, Dee. 20. If you want a good sale date see me soon.--W. E. Challis, Auct. The Self Culture club met Monday night with Mrs. Kisor. Mrs. Guy ~'right and Mrs. Don Gemberling presented the lesson. Dr. and Mrs. Littlg aud little daughter Mary Alice, spent Thanks- giving in the home of the latter's par- ents, in lowa City. V?inifred Yule" of Cedar Rapids spent Thanksgiving in the home of her mother and brother, Ralph. Friends in this locality are grieved to learn of the critical illness of Mrs. Warren Studer in Viola. The famih' lived here many )'ears before going to Viola. She was taken home from the hospital at Cedar Rapids, Mon- day. No hope is entertained for her recovery. and Jimmie I)eau spent a few davs] Jim Farnham of Mot Thanksgiving evening in the Albert last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ells-! spemting a few days with his~ Thomas home. worth Shankland at Kenosha, ,Vis. ter, Mrs. Clarence Kline. Mr and Mrs. F. W. Leinbaugh, Mr. - ---- i ('has. tIay was a caller_ !n ~t,=___- and Mrs. Merle Murfield and Beth tlITNTER REUNION l tlnnter home at Oxford MillsI and Mr. and Mrs. Thcmas Laffertv, The tIutner reunion was held in theda~ evening. Miss Mildred Lembaugh, Mr. and Lloyd Hunter home on Thanksgivingi Mrs. Willard Russell and family were 1)a~;. Those present were Mr. aud l ~ 1 Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Alva Hunter and family of Mt. [ I~~ Harry Newman. Vernou, Mr aud Mrs Lo,; lIuuter Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomas and and son of Oxford Mills; Mr. and Irl . ÷ff .. t_:vlnfl Ralph, Mr. and. Mrs.. Floyd Thomas Mrs. ~rill Ihlnter and Mrs. IIalliei ff~.~~ 1~vln~ spent Thanksgxvmg wtth Mrs. Ameha Shumaker and family of Morley. : lny ] Larsen near Spriugville. Chas. Stafford of Mechauicsvillei ~~~1(~ Connie, Viviau Ann, and Dixie Lee was a caller in Morley Tuesday. ~fl~--i. Bobst and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bobst The announcement of the marriage i ~ spent Friday iu Cedar Rapids. ~ and Louise E. ~ I Mr. and "Mrs Flo,d Thomas and t~,.~ I Mxss Frances Drach and Paul Them-ls ~.r.,~.r,-.~..~,~.~,~.~,-.. ~ ......... as spent Thanksgiving evening iu the :i CO~ Albert Thomas home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hurt, Jr., and Barbara Jo of Cedar Rapids called on Mrs. Joe Hurt Sr., Thursday morning. Frank Gordon of Mount Vernon spent Thanksgiving in the Leonard Gordon home• Darrell Emerson is employed at Slater, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller and James and Chester and Fred Martin attended the funeral services of Mrs. Robert Martin at Marion Sunday af- ternoon. Kenneth Mueter of Gowrie spent Messrs. and Mesdames Paul Horner, his Thanksgiving vacationin town and son Bobby, Frank Wilson, John with friends, i Lynch, Clement Wilson and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Baird of Marguerite and ,Villiam Dallas of Mouut Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cedar Rapids combined their dinners Schmidt and son Jerry and Miss Alice on Thanksgiving day in the W. J. Schmidt of Cedar Rapids were visit- Dallas home. ors in the Harry Peet home on Mrs. Gilbert Duttons and her moth- Thanksgiving. er Mrs. Cline were week end visitors Mr. and Mrs. Argus McConaughy in Cedar Rapids in the home of her and Bobble spent Thanksgiving ev- sister, ening in the Mrs. Ferne Jayne home. Dinner guests Sunday in the home Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Remington and of Mr. and Mrs. John Cook were Mrs. Kathleen and Carol and Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lolen Remington and Phyllis spent Dovle aud Mrs. Arnold Wolf of Wat- Thanksgiving in the Mrs. Elsie Rem- erl0o aud Geraldine Cook of Cornell ington home. college. James Gotch spent Thanksgiving Messrs. and Mesdames Guy Wright, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Glenn Woods and Hal McCormick Gotch. went to Cedar Rapids Thursday night Mrs. Evelyn Brown was a dinner to attend the theater. Gracia Guild of the Presbyterian church met with Mrs. Glen Woods, Friday night. 14 members and one guest were present. Mrs. Paul Thom- as gave the devotions aud EIdora Koppenhaver the lesson. Mrs. H. C. and Mrs. Glenn Woods gave a one o'clock luucheon in the former's home Tuesday. Holiday colors were carried out in the menu and decorations. Four tables of bridge were arranged for the afternoon. It. D. Eagerty went to Chicago on Sunday night on a business trip. MARTELLE NEWS IV[V cAL:s EEaln The revival meeting at the Martelle Christian church, under the leadership of evangelist Sam P. Jones, known as "A Walking Bible" will close Sun- day night, Dec. 4th. The evangelist has announced the following subjects: Thursday, "V~rhy People Do Not Go To Church;" Friday, "When He Came to Himself:" Saturday, "Shall We Know Each Other in Heaven?"; Sunday morning, "A Living Sacri- fice," and in the eveninng, "Palm Tree Christians." " " T'me~ 7:30. Ever)'-. body invited, W. W. Coverdale ~s the pastor. Mrs. H. C. Moore, brother and son from Peoria, II1., spent last Sunda~ in the Dr. H. C. Moore home. Dr. H. C. Moore and family spent Thanksgiving holidays with Rev. Rob- ert McDonald and family at Prairie City. Rev. McDonald was a former pastor at the Christian church in Mar- telle. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meeks, Nov. 21, a son, at Mercy hos- pital at Anamosa. Born to Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Moenck on Thursday, Nov. 24, a daughter. Mr. and ,Mrs. C. L. Murfield and Doris and Miss Elva Hoffman and Mrs. Lillian Stewart spent Thanks- giving in the Homer Allen home in Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Decious and Melvin and Thelma spent Thanksgiv- ing evening in the Mrs. Anna Rich- ards home near Morley. Mrs. Gerald Darsee and David shopped in Cedar Rapids, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Emerson and Mrs. H. C. Moore spent last Wednes- day in Cedar Rapids. While coming home, Mrs. Moore was taken suddenly ill. She was confined to her bed sew i eral days but is much better at this! time. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Curttright and the Ival Clark family of Olin; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Farley and Carolyn of Lisbon; Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Linn: and Gwendolyn of Cedar Rapids were Thanksgiving guests in the Gerald Darsee home. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Norton and Mrs. Bessie Ankeny and Mrs. Joe Hurt, Sr., called on Joe Hurt at the Univers- it)" hospital on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lafferty of Laurel spent Wednesday in the F. W. Leinbaugh home. Mr. and Mrs. George Wallick oi Mount Vernon called at the Harry Holcomb home recently. Miss Mildred Leinbaugh spent sev- eral days last week with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Lafferty at Laurel. Dillon Holcomb came from Mitch- ellville Wednesday and spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Lodie Hol- comb. Miss Pearl Bobst of Spragueville spent Friday night in the L. R. Bobst home. Miss Frances Drach and Paul Thomas of Des Moines and Alec Mitchell and Muse were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mitchell. Mrs. Stover of North Liberty spent several days with her sister Mrs. HaP ry Holcomb. Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Coverdale and wife and Rev. Sam Jones were Thanksgiving visitors in the Claire Armstrong home. Miss Agues May of Cedar Rapids spent Thanksgiving in the Will May home. Dale Branchflower of Cedar Rap-i ids spent Thanksgiving with his moth-! er Mrs. Julia Branchflower. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mitchell spent Thanksgiving in the Yule Mitchell home in Cedar Rapids. Charlie Lyons family of Anamosa spent Thanksgiving in the Ira Maiden home. Miss Gall Peet called at the Lowell Kohl home Saturday. Harry Holcomb family entertained guest in the A. B. Lake home in Ana- mesa Saturday. Miss Thelma Decious and Melvin Declous and Mrs. Evelyn Myers shop- ped in Cedar Rapids Saturday. Earl Dragoo family moved into thei Fred Martin house Tuesday. ] Archie Lindley family spent Sun-I day in the Reid Workman home at Stanwood. defeated Martelle basketball boys the Lisbon boys last Monday evening, i 24 to 13. Martelle girls won from the[ Lisbon girls, 17 to 6. I 1 i Mor ey l i Mrs. EIh Austin i ---- [I Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Duncan and I. baby daughter spent Friday with Mrs. I Henry Seeger. ~ I Rev. and Mrs. Harold Knight amtt children spent the past week at Albla. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Smith, Duane,! Darollne and Margaret Doyle spent~ Fridav in Cedar Rapids. I Josie Hera trucked hogs to Cedar~ Rapids Saturday for DelbertSmlthi and Chas. Seeger. / Mr. and Mrs. Pat Filter were din-I ner guests in the J. A. ~rood home in Mechanicsville Sunday. i Harry Austin and Miss Sue Gor-! don spent the week end in the ArthurI Free home near Mason City. ! Mr and Mrs. Bert A'ngus spent Sunday afternoon in the Les e Meeks[ home near Mount Vernon. I Mr. and Mrs. Dale Greenawalt and ll daughter spent Thursday with the home folks at Decorah. Mrs. Wilbur Hays and Mrs. Blanch Janeba from south of Olin called on Mrs. Lloyd Hunter Monday. Mrs. Ella Grassfield and Thus. spent Thursday with Mrs. Henry Zorba and family at Olln. Mr. and Mrs. Clancy Miller of Marion called on Chas. Millers and Lewis Kohls, Sunday afternoon. Sam Young of Mechanlcsville was a caller in our little city Monday. Mrs. Bert Angus helped cook for shredders Saturday at Jake Mains'. HUSK CORN FOR SICK NEIGHBOR Neighbors and friends of Malcolm Jurgensen, a farmer living one and one-half miles northeast of Morley, who was taken to Mercy hospital at Anamosa two weeks ago for an emer- gency operation, husked between 1200 and 1300 bushels of corn for him last Wednesday. The dinner was served to the huskers in the Max Jurgensen home by several ladies of the commun- ity. A very serious accident occurredI Wednesday forenoon, when Henry] Seeger, station agent at Morley andI Jurgensen's father-in-law stubbed hisI toe on a stake that had been driven, velC H: eeti( w: SCE - , --0,, incht ine tmest selection we have eve sn ehen ~ting Make your selection while our stock complete. lets, tl hor: Fascinating items in blown glass a RN, Kensington, the metal that does not st uan! w p or tarnish. W | Granby Building Cedar TERMS AS LOW A SMALL DOWN OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS {50 b Checker Electric Supply Mt. Vernon--P. F. Kohl 118 1st St. Cedar RapidsI215 1st Street S.E. Having decided to quit farming, we will hold a complete closing out sale at the known as the Shunk place, located 6 miles northwest of Mount Vernon, 1 mile northly No. 30, turn north 40 rods west of Home Sweet Home cabins to the farm, on Wednesday, December 71 t: e 2HEAD OF :2 M:NC:IN:k :: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: smooth mouthed, wt. N0 lbs. ; good handy pair on a farm, you can :°hWtnh C. rfu wrong. 8 HEAD OF CATTLE--Shorthorn cow 7 or 8 years old, due to freshen by sale daY . bhn an extra choice milker; Guernsey cow 7 years old, springing heavy and a popper, SO ou and right and no one owns a better one; 2 squirrel-grey Jerseys, 6 and 8 years milking now and due to freshen in early spring, these are real cream cows. 4 calves, Shorthorns, 2 heifers and 2 steers. MACHINERY, HARNESS, ETC.--McCormick-Deering corn binder, in A-1 shape; son tractor, in dandy working order; 2-bottom John Deere tractor plow; John 8-ft disc with tractor hitch; 2-bottom John Deere gang plow; 4-section steel lever row; Stover feed grinder; 2 riding cultivators; walking corn plow; 2 wagons high wagon with basket rack; hand corn sheller; some gas barrels; set of ness, 1Vz-inch size; some collars; some harness repairs; 5 80-rod spools of barb CORN, HAY, STALK FIELDS, ETC. 800 bushels of good yellow corn in cribs, to sold in lots to suit; 14 tons of soy bean hay in mow; 6 tons of sudan grass hay acres of good stalk field with run of the farm and barns and plenty of water. stalks were picked by hand. W. E. Challis, Auct., Phone 130, Lisbon, Ia. II Mount Vernon Bank & Trust Co.,