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gona, following a school vacation
spent in the hc nc of he1 parents,
elder in Marion Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wilson Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Wager and Jesse Wain of West Liberty, was
daughter and Mr. and Mrs J. F. a week end guest of Miss Wilson,
Wager of Central City were Satur- who also called on former friends.
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Carbee were
i D. V. Petersen:
i Mr. and Mrs Henry Howke of hosts at dinner Sunday to Rev. and
Cedar Rapids were Sunday callers Mrs. Heyonga of Shellsburg, Mrs.
of Mabel McShane. /I.land.S. Pearson and Mrs. Bess New-
I Mr. and Mrs. J. ~. Stiller en- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pollock en-
i tertained their Hi-Lo Club Sun- tertained at a Thanksgiving dinner
day evening Present were Mr. and Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bauer
Mrs. C. A. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. and Curtis of Williamsburg, Mr.
r'" - I McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. B. Krage, and Mrs. Fred Bear of Lisbon, Mrs.
I Mr. and Mrs. G. Kazell, Mr. and Estella Eldred and Galen of Mar-
!Mrs. R. West, all of Cedar Rap- telle; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eldred
YOu will marvel at Fluor- ida. and family of Mechanicsville.
escent Light no heat, no Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Wiley, Vir- Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Millard and
ginia and Weldon, Mr. and Mrs. sons Lynn and Larry of Central
glare resulting in pictures J.T. Yocom were dinner guests on City were Sunday dinner guests of
of remarkable beauty. Thursday of Mrs. H. J. Wiley in Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman.
Marion Guests numbering 24 were Mrs. Ralph Street and the new
in attendance at this family dinner baby arrived home from Mercy hos-
FREE one 8x10 oil colored Florence Hoth, Postville school pitatl in Anamosa, Monday evening.
portrait with a dozen in faculty member did not return af- Mrs. I. S. Pearson entertained Mr.
ter the holiday vacation, on ac- and Mrs. H, C. Carbee and Mrs.
folders, count of the serious illness of her Bess Newland Thanksgiving day.
mother. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Behrens and
baby of Grundy Center were Tues-
Pay $1 now the balance Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Stiller of day overnight ~ests of Mr. and
Whittier were Sunday evening sup- Mrs. L. G. Thoma, and called on
as you like. per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
many former friends. Mr. Behrens
Taylor was formerly coach in the schools
at 7:30. Let us all attend and don't ~tained at a Thanksgiving day din- Merrill Hoffman home near Mount on the shares.They are in demand
forget the hike. We would like to ner. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon for hunting dogs. Last February
have more members in our troop, Harry Schley of Nassua, Mrs Ella Mr and Mrs L. G. Thoma and lie sold a female dog for $30.00.
so anyone 12 years old or over Scott, Edward Clam, Mr. and Mrs. Joan' spent Thanksgiving and the
should meet at the home of Scout R. R. McDonald and son Jerry; Mr. holiday vacation with their par- ~'
Master.--Bob Wild, Scriber and Mrs. C. A. Fox and sons Jerry ents at Elgin and Oelwein. of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Caldwell, !
BRACELET G~------~MEET and Robert, all of Cedar Rapids Mrs. Bertha Sigfred Faulkner has who has been employed in Cedar
The Bracelet Girls (formerly the Will Shellhammer and Lester Ma- returned to her home following a Rapids for eight years, has accept-
Queen Esthers) met at the Ralph con made a business trip to Scotch visit in the Nelle Davis home and ed a position in Wieboldt's store
Grove Thursday. with other former friends in Chicago.
Frank home Monday, Dec. 2. The Mrs. Frederic Fuerste and three Helen Pearson returned to Wau- Misses Doris L e h r, Virginia
devotions were given by Wava sons of Dubuque were Thursday kee Sunday following a holiday White and Edith Domer returned to
Peck and Ann Patten Jean Wells ~ guests in the home of her parents vacation with her mother Mrs their school work at Cedar Falls
n J "~ J "
gave the lesson. Eighteen mem- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brow . t Sarah Pearson.
Monday,
after
spending
the
holiday
bers
were present Cleo Frank be- Mr. and Mrs. D V. Petersen at- I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman en-
vacation in the home of their par-
came a new member. Guests were tended a Thanksgiving dinner m~tertained at dinner Thanksgiving ents.
Mrs. Mary Boots and daughter the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. I day, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Samuels Miss Ilo Morrow, who has been
Wager. [and Bernice, Mr. and Mrs. Dolph a guest in the home of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. J, S. Armstrong en-lVan Sickle, Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Ralph Fowlie for the past
tertained at dinner Thanksgiving Dunn and Gary and Joan, Maur- three weeks left Sunday for Roch-
Day Mr and Mrs L J Miller ;
ine, Imogene, H. J. Christian and ester, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown and Don Christian. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Port spent
son Norman of Oskaloosa have re- Mrs. H. E. Smith spent the holt- Thanksgiving day in the home of
turned to their home following a day week end with-Mr, and Mrs. their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leslie Peet at Ely. Leonard Raft in Cedar Rapids.
Brown. Chris Neilson is ill in his home. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Raft of Ce-
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Batchelder Hattie Wilson returned to A1- dar Rapids were Sunday guests in
and Max were Thursday dinner gona, re: .owi Ig a set ~ol vacation the ] or le of th
guests of Mr. and lvlrs. ~. r~. ~atch- spent in the home of her parents, Mrs. S. F. Raft.
the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. F. R ft.
Sunday guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Taylor were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pollock and
June of Whittier
Mr. and Mrs. George Williamson
and son of Cedar Rapids were
Thanksgiving day guests in the
home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Harper.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bell, Mr. and
Mrs Marvin McShane, in company
with Mr. and Mrs. James Bell and
son Jack, Robert Bell and son
Denny of Cedar Rapids, attended
a family dinner on Thanksgiving
day in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Tate in Davenport
Mr. and Mrs. Earl LeAr were
Sunday guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Hegerty in Stanwood.
Doris LeAr was the guest of
Elaine Leaf, west of town, over the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sweitzer en-
tertained on Thanksgiving day Mr.
and Mrs. John Strother, Edith and
Isabelle Minor of Linn Grove, and
r~
- l dents, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. L A Johnston and,ianv invffod tn hp nr pnt -lover and Neal were 4th, with 11 noon where they are attending h ilv ln-, ed
o~.-,J~ ,~Lli~w.~ " " . :.~:::: : ~ r 'vin m'l an ' r "' ehool ' " I""~ ~ '
The Boy Scout troon No 52 met and.Mrs. C. L. Burroughs -,David were Sunday dinner guests i i At the evening program several[c 's ,tk. d six d y. ~ith an ~,after.spend.rag the.lr Thanks- ; side, and crashed into
. " ~.u " L ,' MISS I~elle Davis atzenaea me xu- of Mr and Mrs Alex Taylor east nl~mhor~ will h~ ivpn by thp Mot [ average or 5~}o n~s ot mlIK anti 31 1 glVlng vacauon wlm mew parents d~mrdi~binat fh~ on "
monuay evening in my ~cnool " -- ' li O " -- " ' ~ ti~
j neral of her cousin, Tom Davls, at f ~-~^~ ~-----~ "-~-~--- *h i J Ibs of butterfat. Ralph Smith was Mr and Mrs. Graydon Johnson l w~.^ . t. .~om
DUlIQIng at 'l',~o O'CLOCK Jine COlOrS. -- ,- - o town .=y ~c,u va.u u= = out-~.v -~ . . 'i -,= ~a,~.~ ,~=.~ .-.---
were-presented and pledge of al-ir'Is n' es ay; .I Mr: and Mrs. Claire Watson and sion of Robert .Deamer, Music di-I "r T Justwhat caused it
leglance wau t~vwn. ~ ~,~ up - : o ,-, bs ' ) " ] ~ "" n
!in Olln spent Thursday and Sun- Mount Vernon were Sunday cat1- ~ ~z : T.aalr ~rl T.iv~ " and a talk hv ,~er-] 608 1 3{ .~ l )s of butterfat, l he ICe tral City and Alex Singer and nlaco nn th~ having
was mace ana zouna.~na~ our u'vupida with his mother Mrs Rhetta an home 7 5 herds averaged better than 30 Ibs three daughters and his son-in-law'"- "
,~ next' - y,era in the W. C. Hoffm ~~::~ geant Day will be given, l, . - I . I
." ~.-.YY'" :~.="~Y'-'= ;'."~ . [ Jenson Harr~ Miller of Davenport spent ~ :::~ - ,r, : :- =.~- +~ / outtertat for the month. I from bouth DaKota all came to at- ] ~, ~,~
Linn ~Is~rie~ ~ourt OI Irlonor, ~oI a~ " .~ as n, ~xr o ]l,~t~ ,~ ~ ~:.~ .t.n~u p~ut;~,~u u.ut:~ ,~ ~uv~,-l W~'er~ w r 5.55 . ~ ~ ~ l+end h ^v ~. ~.~ ^~ ] ~s~ u~o~,-
,~r. anu ,~rs ~, =n- Sunda-" with his "areola, lvlr. ana ~-~:::~,~:~ o .~ . o,~ L ^ . = c e cox~s ,n mh~ anu,- = *~ =-,~,~s. ,ua ~- ~ !- ~ -~ v,~
be held the latter part. of the [tertained at a family dinner on Mrs Morris Millerv. ~~ vision oi toe iowa ota~ n,S "~| 132 dry. The total mill< production j baugh, Friday [ ~vmr,
monm. ~eps were token in organ- Thursday Present were Mr. and Merle Van Sickle'of Clinton anent ~~~ ~-a,-ol. /was 380,080 lbs Total butter fat Mr and Mrs. Graydon Johnson a,:~o ~,r~ "~-~'~h-,~
' as tO .- ----,X'~'=O "'='a~=''~ --
~ngntah~as~[~eaUes~e~rea~ made i Mr~: Clinton Pollock and family Sunday with his parents, Mr. and ~:,:': U.B. LADIES AID MEETS ]recorded was 16.196.8 lbs. The av-I sons Robert and Forest, and Mrs. IThanksgiving Day in t
AZ-~'-~-troop-":'Ymlce nas- ~oeen plannea" ~ - zori. 'i of t~ennet~;' " ~v~r.' ana" tvirs." rtaymona Mrs. Dolph Van' Sickle :~ ~ernoonThe Unitedwim Brethrennar a LadieSrdrs oesse "Aid]erage" milk per" cow' " ' ouring" the I lVnlurea~~ Moore ana' son Billy' spent]her ~narents --o ' "
I Pollock and sons Jim and Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and Society met at the church Wed-| month was 553 lbs, and the average ] Thanksgiving in Maquoketa in the Mr and "Mr~ Emil
~aturuay, Dec ~m, a~ J. ~t} p m JLn~ rlawxeye ~ecoru rr.o~o r o I ----
' "~,~*~" ~,~,~i of Cedar Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leta Smith of Cent~ Point,' who " nesday afternoon. After the bust-/butte fat pc," cow was ,3.6 lbs. home of the former's sister, Mrs. i fam'il'y-were- hanksgJ
u,~ w,v = ,~ va~ ,~o~ :"~IPollock and June of Whittier; Mr. spent the week end with her par- The picture shows Miss Shirley ness session a program sponsored] One cow produced over 90 lbs]F. Krause. I-'uests of Mr and Mrs.
take requirements wim mem we l s
" . ~ and Mrs. H. H. Cooper and Car- ents; Roy Pollock and son Jimmy Shot~'ell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. by Katie Sunday was enjoyed [ of .butterfat, one from 70 to 80 l bs Nellie Trump was an over Sun- M~,n+ V~rnnn
WOUlQ like tO nave all me scours ~
^ ~ ,~.~ ,; ; ,~ olyn; Mary Jean and Wilson Coop- of Cedar Rapids, were Sunday din- ~. J. Shotwell, of near Martelle, Readings were gwen by Lilhan] 7 from 60 to 70 lbs. 1~ fro.m 50 I day guest with Blanche Torson m i Mr and Mrs. WIn.
~"~'~ ~'~ "'. ~ a""'~ i er who were home from Ames for net guests of Mr and Mrs Albert and three pure bred cocker spaniel Windsor followed by group singing ] to 6o lbs and 62 from 40 to 50 lbs. ] Cedar Rapids. Miss Gordon, who ] ine and Nelavene wert
t~kec~on unaer our new program! the holidays; Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Pollock " " do~. Miss Shotwell has the t~wo Lunch was served by Doris Dar-] oSftle~n COo~;uc~~ CUnleled because ]lives in the Trump home during l Cedar Rapids WedneS
- - " i Smith and Stanley; Bob of Iowa Mr and Mrs W C Hoffman Mr puppies in her arms and the me row and Minnie Colton I " p ' ',o ow died, ] the school year, returned from Glid- J Mr and Mrs Char]
M~:dgaularvemeengnagt ~hms::oo~e~ao n J City and Miss Leta of Center Point and lVlrs Paul "Ewart" were Thanks" dog is ou the leash. Her father, ~ " 13 were sold for dairy purposes, one/den, where she had spent her va-I entertained the 'folloW]
Y Mr and Mrs J F Stiller enter- ~i " ~ day dinner ~uests in the F J Shotwell, is raish~g the dogs Max Jurgensen had a birthday taken from the herd because of an cation with her parents, Sunday " " : Mr
.~ vin.~ ~ " . . . on Thanksgiving .
Nov. 24, and on Sunday evening accident, making a total of 21 re-!night, r~,~,h~,~ ~,a ,~a ~aht
his wife invited in a group of moved from the herds. Thirty heif- The Priscilla Sunday school class! ~,~,::~'"~,~-~""~d
friends to celebrate the occasion era freshened and 5 were bought, l of the Presbyterian church heldlJones~'and'"da'ug'hter"
Somerset was played at three tables adding 35 cows to the herds, their annual Christmas party inI--- -
at which Sam Switzer received Cows nutking 60 lbs or more of lthe home of Mrs. Fred Yule Mrs ]~tanw ~a:,;,~;~ r~,hn
high score for the men and Mrs. butterfat x~ere. (.6 day credit) IH. Jackson and Mrs. Guy GleasontSpragueville with her
O. I. Russell won for the women Cow Breed Owner Bf. ] were the assisting hostesses A pro- l the holidays
Guests present to enjoy the pleas- Babe GH, Schoonover & Neal 'J6 4 gram committee furnished enter - -- ="
ant evening and the delicious lunch Mamie, GH, H. C. Forest 72.6 I tainment. 1, ;~ll~l:S'o M~,~allt?e
served by the hostess were Mr. and Betty, RH, E. C. Forest 60.5 I We were in error last week when t ~ ~^.~ o~,~.:,~:.~ ~.~,~
Mrs. Sam Sw~tzer, Ohn; Mr. and .338, R J, 1 ows Man~t~ I airy 60.5 ]we stated that Rich Kerwin had!Lineback
Mrs. Henry Tjaden, Langworthy; ['at. GG, Sargeant & Hose 63.0/again gone to St. Augustine, Fla ] Mr and Mrs. Ralph
Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Russell and Rita Beauty, GH, Schoonov'r & Neal 65.~ ~ where he has been going for sev- I Sunday in the Dan
Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barnhizer Blackie, GH, Schoonov'r & Neal 65.4 / eral successive years. We were mis- t home near Lisbon
and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lewis, all Helen, GG, Clarence Stonerook 63.6 ]informed and stand corrected, t
of the Walnut Grove vicinty; Mr. Hn]n]a Jean, GH, C. Stonerook 66.0I Mrs. Emma D. Christenson snent~ ~,~,~,~,
ch f Ti . . . ~ ~v~ ~ravv--
and Mrs. John Biedenba o p- ,~~ ]Thanksgiving in the home of her Marjorie Duhme,
ton. " ML'|'U~J|~'~:u|||L" ]daughter and husband, Mr and
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pye and Am- attr,~,~][l~~|L~L~ )Mrs. Frank Mixner, Jr in Westl Now that our two-d
old were Sunday guests in the i Branch
n ~ ~ - I giving noiiaay is over,
~mnara ~oering home at ~lSOO TE Mrs
WIN R WEATHER PREVAILED . Beryl Stoffell, who works in]ouslv lookin~ forward
Mr and Mrs. M. E Switzer, Bet- ON THANKSGIVING DAY ~the Dr. Magee home in Mount Ver-[mas:
ty Dlckle and JacKm and Mrs non
f- Thanksgiving Day was cold and~ was an over Sunday visitor l We have a new floor
Wilda Swz~.zer spent ~?naay a- gloomy but not so in many homes./with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I the hall. !
. Family gatherings and friendship]Aaron Mruphy. i The first grade has
atnYdSoP t d, vIn:r:ndW ire" nloyedobnYor a naYs thThethOjUaSr eandrl nb ::g: lgd ta rear D%OhOdeT bn enSgs
,= ~=e~.~,~r ~waC~. - their guests, his parents, Mr. and]public auction Saturday afternoon books from the Cedar
mrs. ~eorge Conner and the latter'sl for the heirs The highest bidder brary.
was Bro Kohl and the price aidi The health nurse :
-- ~ -
was $480.00. i school on November
The Ellison family has moved TOU~ w~nd Wered:C~
from a place south of town into the l~ ar .ago . g ~ !
Jose hine Hel oasKet oz ~rmt in eac~
p mer house on W~ ! ~ {
Main street Before moving to the i l~lh~-~l~l~.]~~ l
country they lived in the house l~ ~"~'~la !#-~-~
which belongs to Mrs. George Con-,~ ~,a~'~
nor, north from the State Bank, ~ ~" ,~'~,lt-~,~
and the Swanger house on West'
Main i~ Of Dead St
and me J~alrley hOUse on / ~ "~------ ~,~
East Main 1~ ~,ZkLL ~l~
School opened Monday morning ~ .Mechanicsvi~
after a Thanksgiving vacation from I~ 9-O91
Wednesday evening. I~ lipton West~
Lewis Conner and his brother l~ ~Q ~
George went to Lisbon Tuesday af-I~ ~.~so~.~ ~
ternoon to attend the funeral of ~ ]'~]~|| ~/'- Of rim
their cousin, Tom Davis, whose l~ V/~l~hlRe,de~
sudden death occurred Saturday. l~ State bieense~
Among the survivors is a sister, '~ Clean ~ F~t--,~
Mrs. era Davis Scott, wife of Not- ---~'- .ii:.:.i::::::
TIME TO
LASSWELL STUDIO
Dr. R. A. Greenawalt of Cedar
Rapids and Dr. C. A. Greenawalt
of Sterling Colo have been guests
of their mother, Mrs. Vena Greena-
walt. The group were Thanksgiv-
ing day guests of Mrs. Pauline
Duske.
Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Gearhart were
Master Photographers
Paramount Theater Bldg.
LEONARD REFRIGERATOR
A gift the whole family can enjoy every day in
the year, from $99.95
hMrs.ere. Ralph Pearson of Whittier
was a Saturday visitor in the L. B.
Stanley home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hoorneman
of Preston were Friday guests in
the P. W. Sterner home. Mary
Jean Erickson spent the week end
with Dorothy Kinkead in Whittier
Mrs. Amy Seneker has returned
to her home in Mount Vernon after
a visit in the L. B. Stanley home.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Sterner and
Bob entertained at dinner Thurs-
day, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sterner
of Cedar Rapids and Carolyn Ster-
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Brown and
family accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Brown and Norman of
Oskaloosa spent Friday in the Dr.
and Mrs. Fred Fuerste home in Du-
buque.
Mrs. Will Shellhammer spent
Thursday with Mrs. O11ie Hopkins
in Anamosa.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wilson en-
tertained at a 6:30 dinner Thanks-
giving day. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Wilson and Beth of
Anamosa; Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Dircks and Sue, Minnie Wilson of
Cedar Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Wilson of Linden; Hattie Wilson of
Algona.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blakesley
have sold their farm on the north-
west edge of town to William Ful-
lerton of Chicago Possession will
be given March 1st, 1941.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duncan and
Bonnie entertained the members of
the Neighborhood Club Wednesday
evening A bountiful picnic supper
was served at 6:30 and the remain-
der of the evening was spent so-
ciolly. Guests present were Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Bond, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Meeks, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ricketts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Palmer, Delila and Marvin, and
Mary Jean Caldwell.
The Quakta Club held their
regular meeting with Anna and
Mary Jean Caldwell. The girls
plan to do sewing for the church
Their sponsor is Mrs. L. A. John-
ston.
Springville and vicinity was well'
represented at the closing out farm
sale of Mrs. Roscoe Blinks near
SUNBEAM MIXMAsTER
This is the original Mixmaster, with juicer, salad
oil dropper and revolving mixer bowl $23.75
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Strother of
Martelle; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ger-
ald Curttright and family of Ce-
dar Rapids.
Richard Beckraan of Manly and
Miss Alma Martin of Oelwein were
Friday and Saturday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Woodworth. Other
visitors Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
George Bockman of Moline, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sweitzer and
daughters were Sunday guests in
the home of their cousin, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Scott, in Marion.
Mrs. Bess Faust and Marlyn call-
ed on Mrs. Perry White on Thanks-
giving day afternoon. Mrs. White
recently underwent a major opera-
tion at Mercy hospital in Anamosa,
and is reported recovering nicely
Mr. and Mrs. John Ricketts were
business visitors in Marion Friday.
Dr. and Mrs W. O. Courter and
family spent Thanksgiving in the
Howard Cummings home at Toledo.
Mrs. Georgia Murry of Anamosa
was a guest in the home of her
mother, Mrs. Serena Neilson on
Thanksgiving day.
Mary Jean and Wilson Cooper of
Ames spent their vacation in the
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Cooper.
Thanksgiving day guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Schwab
were Mr. and Mrs. Will Secrist and
sons Charles and Bob of Viola, Joan
Davenport of Davenport, Jean Dav-
enport of Charles City, and Maude
Keithley. Mrs. James Curtin of
Marion was an afternoon and eve-
ning guest.
Mrs. Althea Beck spent Thanks-
giving in the home of her son,
Dilman Beck and family in Cedar
Rapids.
Mrs. Maude Keithley was host-
ess to the L. W. Club Weanesday
evening A bountiful picnic dinner
was served at 6:30. Guests pres-
ent were Mesdames Mary Heady,
Margaret Colehour, Althea Beck,
Misses Lena Mann and Eva Reed.
Mrs. Earl George and Doris were
Thursday guests of Mr and Mrs.
Irwin George at Central City.
Mrs. Althea Beck entertained the
Royal Neighbors and guests at their
annual Thanksgiving dinner Tues-
day evening After a bountiful pic-
nic dinner served at 6:45 ,the re-
mainder of~the evening was spent
socially, and"a program of musical
numbers and recitations and Bingo
was enjoyed Those present were
MAYTAG WASHERS
Maytag continues to be the leader--here's why--
more honest value per dollar, meaning lower wash-
ing cost per dollar $59.95 up
MAGIC-AIRE SWEEPER
A sweeper that is guaranteed to do anything that
any sweeper will do and some things others can't
do. Liberal trade-in allowance on your old
sweeper $59.95
ALADDIN LAMPS
The next best thing to electricity. Again we have
the special trade-in allowance. Lamps complete
from $5.70
Marion on Tuesday
Byron Wetzel left Sunday for
Chicago, where he planned to enter
i
Hines Veterans hospital.
Mrs. H. H. Cooper entertained
the M. O. B. Club at its Thanks-
giving meeting Tuesday evening
Plans were completed for the
Christmas dinner and tree which
will he held in the home of Mrs.
Frank Calvert near Martelle.
Elizabeth Stewart Circle enter-
tained members and also Love
chapter O. E. S. at a party Tues-
day. Sixty guests were served
dainty refreshments. A program
was given and games were played.
Ruth Caldwell of Cedar Rapids
spent Sunday in the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Cald-
well.
Miss Elizabeth CaldwelL daughter
er, Mrs. Ella Grassfield.
The Merwyn Boots family of Me- m~thpr Mre ]=l~rf (~r~]~
chanicsville were Thanksgiving Day ' .''~ ~ .
The Birthday club gave a pot lu~.
dinner guests in the Ves Miller dinner in the John Lynch home.
home. !Guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dal-
Thanksgiving Day dinner guests las, Paul Horner and family, Mrs.
in the L. E. Hunter home were Mr. Frank Wilson, Clement Wilson, and!
and Mrs. C. O. Hay, Morley, Mrs. Wm. Dallas, both of Cedar Rapids i
Mariel Lingara and Margo, marion Mr a d Mrs Gu ls~aCar, -~
-- -- " nd n . y G gay=
Mr. and Mrs. F A. Hunter a a family dinner. The list included
Joyce Ann, mount vernon ana oar. Frank Gleason and family" Mr.
and Mrs Cecil Hay and Colleen of Rah~rt T4~lm
?~" ~rl
and Mrs
Forest . Mrs. Ralph Inks and Mary Arlene:
O A Humer oz ux~ord miils .- '
. . Mr and Mrs. Lewis Leismger and
spent the Thanksgiving vacation in ~ r ~;o;
the C O Hay home M
. r. Fred Tyrrell of Center June-
Mrs Louie Burger and Kay ana
. tmn was a guest in the home of
~rs. ~. ~. ~icKerstar~ ana ~or- Rev Charles Tvrre)1 at th~ Pre~
raine were Cedar Rapids shoppers " i -
.~ ~ byter an Manse.
moay. I Mr. and Mrs. Grover McKnee
C W Wurzbacher of Anamosa
: gave a dinner in their home on
]was a OUslness Caller in zown on - Mc
west main street for both the -
Tuesday. Knee and Jackson families
Mrs R H Bickerstaff and Lor "----
. ~vu~. rreu xule ana son rtaipn
raine were Sunday afternoon cah-had as their ~,~"~t~, -n]a t~rn,~ cri,~,~,~
era in the O I Russell in the Wal n~i
aau ~ ~nuurs, ar a po~ lUCK aln-
nut Grove vicinity
ner. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dorcas
Mr and Mrs A T Free, Allen and B ron Mr
y and Mrs. Newell
and Patricia Ann, and Miss Eleanor Huber of Tipton; Mrs. Lizzie Dor-
nlcas, Mrs Ed Gardner and Gladys,
M.
Gordon
were
dinner
guests
Thursday in the home of Mrs. El- James and Isabelle Yule of Stan-
la Austin and son Harold wood; Mr. and Mrs. Loren Peet
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Dial 4821 Mount Vernon, Iowa
Bud Smith, who is attending
school at Hillsboro, spent the holi-
days with his mother, Mrs. Ruth
Smith and family. Mrs. R. H.
Domer of Stanwood was a Thurs-
day dinner guest in the Smith
home
Wiley Parks is attending court
at Anamosa, having been drawn as
a petit juror.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Klinefelter
and Neil and Mr. and Mrs. Guy
McConaughy and Kenneth of For-
est, Mr. and Mrs. Dale McConaughy
and son of Cedar Rapids and Mr.
and Mrs. Will Klinefelter, Wilma
and Howard were entertained on
Thursday in the J. I. Klinefelter
home.
C. C. Stephens of Forest was a
business caller in town Friday
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bickerstaff
and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Biekerstaff
and Lorraine enjoyed a turkey din-
ner Thanksgiving day in the Frank
Lane home at Blairstown.
Miss Eleanor M. Gordon of Troy
Mills spent the Thanksgiving week
end with Morley friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Parks were
Friday afternoon callers in the Har-
lan Tallman home near Center
Chapel.
H. D. Miller is attending the In-
ternational show at Chicago this
week.
Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Guthrie were Mr.
and Mrs. A. K. Cramer, Hopkinton,
and Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Cramer of
Delhi.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Miller and
Florence, and J. O. Farnham en-
joyed Thanksgiving day dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kline
near Brookside.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Sunday, Edith
and Vernita were supper guests on
Thursday of Miss Katie Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Pulver and
Nelda enjoyed Thanksgiving day
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John
~Martens near Forest
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hunter of
Stone City spent Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. C, O, Hay.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deamer
spent the week end in the C. C.
Blough home at Onslow and in the
R, L. Ringsmuth home in Cedar
Rapids.
Thanksgiving day dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Palmer, Ber- in the C. B. Angus home were Mr.
~ ,~ ~- ~a M~ .~r,h~ Wi,l~,~ and Mrs. Earl Domer of Stanwood
~' ":;',"-'='* ^'"-~.' ='~^"- ~'~"-"='-':, and Mr and Mrs Geo Johnson and
r. anu ~W~' rtrmur z-~al~uu ~nu .
wanda t~edar Rapids
Zelda, Mr. and Mrs. Don Colehour ,
and Jack, Mrs. Lila P1attenberger Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morning, Vir-
I Mrs. James Clark, Shirley and Paul [ ginia and Kenneth of Newport
:r toy, Mrs. Florence Neilson, Mrs. spent Thursday with Mrs. Elizabeth
Albert Taylor, Mrs. Holub, Mrs.
Wilbur Whitaker, Mrs. Dora How-
land, Mrs. Ella Little, Mrs. Albert
Switzer, Mrs. Margaret Colehour,
Mrs. Evelyn Perkins, Mrs. Mary
Heady, Mrs. Maude Keithley, and
Misses Eva Reed and Mildred
Irons
Verlus Wild, a student at Ames
spent the holiday vacation in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Calvert
and with friends in this vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Erickson and
Mary Jean accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Dunlap of Marion, spent
McCleary and Pat.
Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Parks and
Janice were Thursday guests in
the Arthur Wink home near Ana-
mesa.
Don Southard an~ Lois spent the
week end vacation at Truer and
Miss Lucille McMullen enjoyed the
Thanksgiving vacation with rela-
tives at Cedar Falls.
H. W. Austin and Miss Eleanor
Gordon were entertained at dinner
Saturday evening by Fred CoSk
and Mildred Lewis in the Fred
Cook home.
and Willis Peet of Cedar Rapids;
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phelps of
Tipton; Mr. and Mrs. WIn. Zimmer-
man of Mechanicsville; Mr. and
Mrs. George Johnson, Ethel and
Connie, Max Stahl and Louella
Mohn of Lisbon.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Woods were
hosts to the following in their home:
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lester of Monte-
zuma; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bull of
Deep River; Mr. and Mrs. T. F.
Ling and son Calvin of Cedar Rap-
ids; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stanley of
Lisbon and Mrs. Woods' aged fath-
er, Henry Reynolds of What Cheer
Mr. Reynolds returned to his home
Saturday after a several weeks visit i
in his daughter's home.
LEONARD GAL~YER !
Friends in this place sympathize!
deeply with Mrs. Gallmeyer in the
loss of her son, Leonard, Who died
the last of the week. He had been
ill for several months and was a
great sufferer He leaves a wife
and small baby; and two sisters
also to mourn his untimely death
Funeral services were held in the
funeral home in Tipton Manday af-
ternoon. This is the second son
in the short space of six weeks who
has gone to that country from
whence no traveler ever returns.
The grief stricken relatives have
the sincere sympathy of the entire
community in the loss of this good
man.
MRS. IDA ALB~H
Funeral services were held in the
Methodist church here Friday af-
ternoon for Mrs. Ida Albaugh, who
died at the home of her son, Ralph,
on Tuesday afternoon Although
she had been in frail health for a
number of years, her death was a
great shock to her family. She
had been as well as usual, but suf-
fered a stroke Tuesday morning
and never regained consciousness.
She was born at Wald, Iowa
April 8th, 1864. In 1893 she was
married to L. D Albaugh and lived
on a farm south from town. To
this union two children were born.
Ralph, with whom she has made
her home since her husband's death, i
and a daughter who died a number i
of years ago. A step-son, Orland
Albaugh, and three step-daughters, ;
Mrs. R. L. Burrough of Central
City, Mrs. S. J. Singer, Colton, S. D
and Mrs. Pearl Nolan of Lisbon, are
left to mourn the loss of this good
woman, who was more than a
mother to them. Eleven grand-
children and six great grand-
children are also left. She was a
member of the Presbyterian church
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jackson en-
tertained at dinner Sunday a group
of relatives: Mr. and Mrs. John
Peterson and sons ef Lisbon, and
Mary Joy Finnegan of State Cen-
ter, were out of town guests.
Mrs. Flannigan came up from
Fulton, Sunday for a few days visit
with friends She is in the home
of Mrs. Fred Yule at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Woods gave
a birthday dinner Saturday evening
honoring the former's father C. E.:
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