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Mr. and ms. Phillip Allen of Mr. ann C,ark spent u, L-,cals Play 'No Hands But Mine' l In The Service,Mt. Vernon PTA To Hear T w Y L o,yd son. m wk.eye-boo,a
Nevada were Friday overnight the weekend in Kewanee, 111. as ivn, v~sanvln ~ -- -- - ,~ ~1 I I-~,~"Y ~.e.~, re~ y O~.lana xAe ~mo~ ~eraia ~
~ests o tf he Bobert Beraneks I Dr. and Mrs. Orlo Haight and Mr. TO i~e 5ponsorea oy rwu] ASS[G~EoDa~Oc~u~oNnBhAsEbeen aess,e Parker Dec. 19th ! .nosp ta], Cedar Rapids, on Thur~ ]Dec. 6, 1951 ~'tEIge ~
~ and.lvlrs. Richard Wolfe spent the People of the Mt. Vernon cam-I assigned as air policeman with the' The Mr. Vernon PTA will not hold Mrs. J. R. Eyre has arrived at I~
! ~ week ena in ~nicago. munity, will have .the privilege all 616th Air Base Wing. helping to I~'its December meeting on the reg-I w~mer, z'ark Florida, to remain un-! .Mr" and Mrs August Gerdes were
i ~ ~ ~n~ Mr~ M~,rice Binin~s and seeing a preser~tatmn of the play I ~uard the security of this Far East ~ularly scheduled second Tuesda til March 15. She reports the weath- droner guests Sunday in the home
CALLING ALL SMALL-FRY!,clcaa~oanwderMerSsuFr~nk Wuriegsh: fn Cthie aN~hHan~aaSt bUta~s:sM~nrne[i e~Innl~DleCa,12!rA:(eaF re:aba:eflrnJa~n" Th~[inewSlenV~yg' but.w~llh?stae:dm~etWte~e!~Pti? l~nenHBlrvda.ddress ]s Lincoln ~fe2:r ~ndeuIVI:s( A,wn Wears m
. ~ Ralph Busenbark home. i P y ~a . t . " . i formation office and had been duly Iopen community meeting at the high i ~ -
,m ~ T ,~.-- ~ ~ ~ ~,-~,=t i Proaucea a~ me nauonai meeungiccnsored and approved From the SChOOl on the SChOOl redistricting lI "~
i %l: :& o:&L I~ &-- r~,~, 1/1~ ~ an~over~[~ue~t'~uesd'a~i'n "~l~eiOf Presbytermn women at Ocean. lbase where Sgt. Culberson is sta-!Pr blems. ![ [
VIlli Wlill ~t1~11111~1 U~,e ili~ $ ~,~ T%.~.~. 1~.~: T; -1 t :.'.~. ~.+lu~rove ]n z~o. ~t me reques[ ol ,~d ~,~ ta~o ~,~,~+ v,~,~ I The local branch of the AAUWil r il ~ i1~ ~ I ~ I1~ A I1~ ~ i
t [~ t. ithe local WO,f c -iers fly daily missions a~ainst the will at that t~me present Miss Jessm~:i ~ ~V~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ U K U ]
,=^ ~,=a v =. ~ ~a ~a ~ =~,~ P o whi h Mrs A, ' ~" "" ~" "~
ui ~.c~ ~ap,u~ ~,u.~ = ~==-. er Bl'nk i re i ant and Mrs ~ " "
~ .u .~.~ o^~. r~ Ib t ~ s s p s d " I communists in Korea Svt Culber- iParker, state superwsor of educa- ! I |
.~ ~ ~^ ~ ~ t:~u ~,~? ~ ~.~ ~ ?. - . .iLuther Plattenberger programi son's wife is the former~June Ann iti n, a speaker that all parents win!l an~ P . P |
,/~l ~.~u, ~.~,~ I$ lvirs, oonn ~ryamremrnea ~as~lchairman, it is being presentedtKo~h iwant to hear A, adu,ts in Mt ii tOU .an or n.uu
I " ~ Wednesday zrom. ~eneseo, ln lthrough generous cooperation of theI ~" i Vernon and the rural areas are ll r I
~ where she had minted mnce SundaYldepartment of Dramatic Art of Car- I Pfc Bob Gaston has been trans- !urged to attend this important ses- ~[ [
i ~ ~ ~iirthah~rdasUgDht~r ~n~rt: n'm-mw'l~elli Orf W~iaCnhc CKh.~ersWebbctiiSlferred to Camp Mathews, Calif Is'on. I[ Twenty different varieties of fish, also . |
. ~ c~ . y g i where he has been assigned as i ~ i
,9:00 a.m. to 12:00 Word has been received by rela- the production. irifle coach in the weapons trainingi l~.rs. J: F. Gaston ,eft SundaY!l potatoes, salads and drink. ]
I ./~i k~ ~ ~ ~ fives of the death of Joe LacockI "No Hands but Mine', wmtten battalion. The camp is located imgn~wltn her o augn~er nuns on-m-I I
I ~ ~r~ ~: of Co,one s D Mr Lacock died on ]by Mary E. Sargent is. a story of north of San n~e~o n~" ev'-ec*s t~ i-~law' lvir. ann ~v~rs. ~.eroy ~'ulver. 'l Cnmm Te~ Fe~f e~nA r~ ~--.~l~,~.~ nl
[ ~~'~ 1"30 13 IT! to 4"30 O m ~ Sunday evening and funeral ser-lan average Amemean tamuy, lnelbe there ~everal month~ His ad Iz make her name wire mem m!I " I
II v I~'.# v" " " --" " 5 vices were Wednesday afternoon I problems which threaten to disrupt I ~r~ ~" o~.~ o^.^~* ~';~" ,~ ~" i Dickinson N.D. Miss Marion Gas- I |
-- " " " i JEll tUUI~IL YV. U~tUII~ ]
. the family are dramatmally brought ,ton of Dmkmson who came wzth the *
,The Merrill urges entertamed~ . . I Weapons Trng. Bn M.C.R.D, San '
I ~~ I Mr toasolutmnandthefamllyreumted Diego 42 p~l, IPu,vers to attend servmes for J.F. II Friday Night, Dec. 7, 1951 I
m Mr ann Mrs es~ur ~aruway,~,
I ~ ~ /:UU 13.1TI. TO ~':UU 13. . ~ " .-. " .~ -'-- ",throughthe Christianapproach ~ ' " :Gaston, also returned to Dickinsonl] i
~ -- -- ann ~vlrs. ~ean u;araway ann Mrs. " ' '! ~ ! " r
. . Thinplay ~s one every member of~ . . w~th the others. M. and Mrs. Se-
t ~ ~ Carme Oates for dronerS~day, thefamily wi,1 enjoy. I Crelghton Barner Wins i vi,le Gaston, daughter Joan and II I
- ~ non. ormg. ~es~er u;araway s a "1 The cast includes Kenneth Gar-!1 -. l-- I~ --&L II *Mrs. Bill Miller and her son Terry l] ~A~~ ~l~ ~t tl~l~ Pli ~L~ I
~ i ua~es OlIJnclays I rity, Edith Simpelaar, Harold Ash-IIkll~lll~l Ill rgq~lll~n~lll l,eft on Saturday afternoon to re-]~ iV I~1 II1~11 ~I1~111~ ~]lltdl~l ~llldlEJ I
/'L '-~.~--. ~ : a ~' R. ~ Mr. ann Mrs. ~an ~ames ws~e.~lmead Aleen Lettsome, Merrill Ke,-! Creighton Barrier son of the ;turn to their home in Napery,lie, I I .~/~ ~ l
I ~,nH~nuuu~ ~.~uun ~w~nnvuu~ ~'with Mrs Burris Frymoyer in wil- in(, 'Marian Timmerman Robert George Barners Rt '1 Mt Vernon jill I 4~ ~nles ~OST 0~ ~.eoar ~apms on nnway r~o. ~u I
ton Saturda and Sunday. They "' . . ' ~ '. " ' ' ~" I I
,~ ay. . . . IRegan Lorraine Hill and Kenneth i was one of 25 Umvers~ty of Dubuque i ~ ~ I
I ~istopped in !pton enrou~e name ~o Bacon: footba, players awarded ,etters for Second Pre,', Recital -
~!visit their n.~e.ce and nephew, ~ar.i The public is urged to fill Arm- participation in the 1951 season, l r . ~ -
i ~!ana ~ars. wunam MenamcKs. Istrong auditorium to see "No HandstCreighton played guard. DubuquelWlll ~ccur Sunday
~= . ~1 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Winkle of,but Mine". There is no admission iwon three lost four and had one~ t,~ ~11 ,~ ~
,rl l /c .l, w, lrv ~iDelmar Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Win-Icharge. game cancelled because of weather The second of two musica, recitals ~ Im ~1 ~
~! ~t~l ~ v ~ vv '~t=l ~ !chip of Scotts Grove and Mr. and l -- conditions, to be presented by students in the l~ i" i
" . " ~'Mrs. Mitchell Winchip and children]/ui, ~/ /%,1~ C~.~ i ~ I Preparatory Department of the co,-i.~
,Mount Vernon .~ :of Center Junction were Sunday ~v w~.ssv, w~ .~ ;~rm~ N lo, no ;ko :lade conservatory will be given at ',~ .~.~-~ ~
~ guests in the Mrs.Roy Wmch~p I:|lm ('~n l~Al-lrlnn,~tFt-- 3 p.m, on Sunday Dec. 9th, m Kmg,~ . -~~//r'~ ~ . ~ i]
I ~ !home. " Thankscl,vincl Dinner Memorial chapel. ~ ~//'/'./'/-IP [ ~',~ ;/:~
-~~'~g-~'~~~~ ! e~, I Mt Vernon Cub Scouts of Pack i -- -- I Piano pupils of Mrs. Jacques Jolas !~ ~///~//'/// ~3 ,~'~
,^,~ ii " -I'Partv Line" featurina nunnet act:Icopy of the Thanksgiving dinner,Paul and Marilyn James. i~ [~:~::~: /.~~. i
I o~,~ tivirs, u;ari ~eyes ann lvirs. ~arrm~lors was the main attraction= of the]menu for the 45th Infantry Division! John Neff. pupil of Richard!,~ [~~/~:~ ~:.~.~~
I i Keyes of Mont]ceno ann lvir ana nro'~ram on th~ months theme It tat Carfip Chitoe No. 2 Japan. He Morse will give two flute numbers. ~1 [~~[ (" ~'~ ~:~.~
I,~ ~ ~ i Mrs. Clyde Hoover of Muscaune. wa~ loan~'~ *hro-'~h courtes- of the says the Christmas menu wfl, be Jacquehne Story, who has been ~ ~~ ~t~]:~ ~:-"-~
I Photoaraohic Greefina l ards I, Mrs CarrieOatesreturnedThurs-]NorthwesternBe,lTe,euhoneCo identical with this one. studying rome with Norman Me-i[~ ~~!:.'!.'~ %~-~:~fi~.~
i ~"--r ~ - - i lday after spending several days inI Cubmaster Bruno Beckman was i The menu includes shrimp cock-:Lean, will present a soprano solo!~ ~~i:i:~ /~:'~.:~
I II i Evanston, Ill with her brother:in-lpresented his official scout badge itail, roast turkey, cornbread dress- i and Carol Jean Donne,y, directed t ~ ~'~:] ~L~:~
i "rL: V I ,aw, J. S. Oates. His daughter, I by committee chairman Elmer Berg- ling, giblet gravy, cranoerry sauce, i Dy MISS tCUm ~ay, wm pray a vmnn I ~ ~~~:::~ ~.~.
I m unn~m ~u Rosa,rid had just arrived in mann The followin~ cubs received snow flake potatoes candied yams selection. ~] ~~:~ 1~~
I I '.Brussels, Belgmm, where she has laehievement awards: Den 1, Mrs. I fresh garden peas, buttered who,e l ----------W---- --" ]~ ~ //~;:'~ I
P~---.'--~ ^-~. 4:-- ~L ~ ~ !a two year assignment with the[rordyce leader--Denner stripe Le- !grain corn, stuff e(t celery hearts, let- ] Mt. Vernon Church Notesi~
I E ppolntmenTs TOr pnoTo- ,lAmer,can Embassy. nRoy Studt; Lion badges. E)'ennyitUcC~,Zeohg::d~tnnd;re:l~ne:r~Sine~iFR T PRESBYTER ~ . I~~
l ~ w~,r k~m*i .~9 ~i~ re~m~ ra II Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ell,son, PamIKoch, RonnieHessandLeRoyStudt. iP'~ i .: " i I S IAN CIIURCH!,~ Crisp Caftans in
~11~11~11~I~1%~11 III7V~/I IIVlI,~. w/, i pand Wendy left Sunday for Tarkio, Den 2, Mrs. Carney leader---One nu~s. apples, oranges, irmt cake, James Wilson Bean, Pastor ~! -- . [ ,~;:~t~.:~
Mo. Mrs. Ell,son and Pare had been Year stars, John Hunter, Dave Penn, I mince meat pie, pumpkin pro, hot;Sunday Services: [~ Plaids Strines Plain / ~d ~:: %~;:~
! envelopes included, i iv,siting in the Harvey Ell,son home Jim Matthews, Ted Pence and Roger lrous, Dreaa, Dut~er, irma punch anat 9:45 a.m. Church School !~ r /.~/~:~:~:~:?~:
i i is,nee Wednesday and Lloyd arrived iBiderman Wolf badge, Dennis Car-]coffee. . ] 10:45 A.M. Morning Worship. This ;~ Rayon Crel e
I I !Friday, after attending the Inter-lucy; Bobcat pin Red Wag,e. ~orman winces, 'oust a no~e .~Olseeond Sunday of Advent will have i~ -- -- ~ ~
i ~1 ~1 Inational Livestock show. Mr. and] Den 3, Mrs. Sto,tz ,eader--Bobcat/say hello ann partly thank you xor i as its sermon theme "The Woman l~i " :~i
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javnenes rnotono > a:mo i Mrs. Robert El,son were dinner i pins, Albert Stoltz Joel C,ark, t the fine job you are doing in getting of the Advent". Newly elected of-!~ ~1[ Og f~ CkltlO~ '~:
I Jal, S r m no i guests Saturday night ]Diekie Miner and Craig Hipple. Den.lmY papers ~ome as soon as pass,Die, if,cars of PWO will be installed. ~ ~r "!" ~ ~i
I M ugh KoDerTs II MrR l~vart 1~ nf t~nvor Cola !4 Mrs. Klimo ,eader--Bear badge !lney certainly are a Dig morale ]All not having obligations elsewhere i~
I - I ]le~'~hurs~lav"mormngior'~,ashing" and Denner stripe, Billy Henderson. i booster and each and everyone of i are invited to attend this service, i~ ~ ~ ~1~ ~
I ton D C after visiting two days in Den 5--Bear badge, Doug Macaulay,!us lo;k forward to our hometown "No Hands But Mine" is a special:~
l.h~ Pitt Mannin. home and with One Year stars, Dav,d Krotz and I papa event for Dec. 12. The play will ~ ~g I-- II ii il ~
- I~,~ lntivo~ inaCedar Ravids She Tommy Bergmann. Den 6, Mrs. "I have transferred from our off,: I be presented in the theatre at Arm- ~. ~ N ~ il ~ ~i I]- ~ !.~
I I ~'s'a~'s~s~er'.in~aw of Mrs Manning Sut,iff leader--Bobcat pins, Gary car's mess back to the regimentmistrongHal, by Corne,lstudent play- ~ I~ II IR~J~AB I~I~ll ~
I Help Yourself To Soft Water ']Mrs Fre~]rieka Yuza of'Lombard: SUtol~fef~ anLdel~YarlKr~ev~rsD Ug'aslhdqs ks~teChend~h:r:iIg afror atst~ist~:tiers and is open to every one. i~ m IIA/driv|IA.I[PII/,~ .~
- . i ~11 "sister of Mrs. Pitt Manning, is ~.~" ." i. - ~. f din 3"*" n-i MT V]~I~q~TI-~O])IST ~ ~i ~ mi fi l ~ iJ~i~li~i~ ~ml~b.~ ,
',} "' " inite visit in the There win be no DecemDer pack JOb. we are ee g ~u men a a i V v~ I v v v ~1~-,
it'sit s asas closeclose asasyyourour nearestnearest hothot waterwater faucet.faucet. I [ Manninghere for anhome.mdef meeting because of the full ho,ida-, II officers, regularly and today fed i, CHURCH ~ U II .|~,
Dr Albion R Kin= nrofessor of schedule. 30 htt,e Japanese orphans who were Melton B. Green, Pastor ~ ~ t~
I NEAL'S SOFT WATER SERVICE I [Phi1 sophy:nddr;:ig~enf::e Ct~ern:~' C.F. Backer left Wednesday to ! 442 pounds of turkey were preparedI 10:45 Morning Worship. Sermon.~ ~ ~i
" .~' " -- ~guests of our company for the day. ~ 9"45 Sunday school for al, ages v ~ i
!ae Tern" attend the 12th annual tax school[for this dinner theme" "On Being Expectant for ~ f" ~ ~ ~ .~ ~ .|~S~. i
i oN :: ~ :~!Fw ?SEcRV~ o~h ~ f~rr M~lodRw[~ i 1L~V~oena ~ve Us%cr~tary. uS~,nual clinner ol he L:anaalan - Brl " . 1 ",T~e~0~i~e~W~Cli~ ~a~i~!hrralh h~eZfh(~ ~l!p~~~:i i
I ~ nt sponsored by the Iowa State a Our food IS excellent A marine Christ.
Dial 52 Church HA~Splanats tH t~lrnF :t Z~SrdMa;in: [ .~lmhl'~i~~Mrina~si Slvid~i!iin c
ir ' nd Tuesda he s oke in a ' " " ' : "' "
i 314S. Th]rdSt. W ~.Vemon, Iowa iIMondaya Y P Read the Want AdS men are attached to us for training" l f t" ~'ill m ~ ~
~-= in o Edtnl.ca ion eat at the,;
Inumber o~ collegessurrouna g i h r- ~ R
~TOLTZ CLEANERS -- STOLTZ CLEANERS -- STOLTZ CLEANEI T r nt ' {.~ ~ ~~,~:~ .Last Sunday. the Youth Fellow-~ i .inn --~.~e ~n n,~F~
~ I-~ ~;;~.~.~C.'~-~ ~]~.~.~k~t~'-'-:r :~ J.L snip altar rose was given ~o ur. ~2 /~1~1 I1~11 I IiiFim~l ~ ~h.I,/ll ll,llF
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Get Your I~-- ~l m~l~ .~'~ ~ ~: " ~~."i~: . ]LINN GROVE ]PRESBY'J['IRRIAN R Carmen Kamberllng Marcella oodyear
( !i w ~ 4~ .~,~ 4~ ~ ~ ,' .'~J% ~,)~"~>;" "~,~:/~'.~:~:.~":~i~?~ . Claude Klaver, Student Pastor ~ n:.l @oql tAT ~ OlUrtM
~ ~ i," " ;k~ ,~ Sun~.ay School 10.00.
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It seems at Christmas time there aretoo many other U~1'1 Don't let fire turn your ",~':~~~ ~ :~.~ ,% ~ ~-.~.'~"v~, " " " I ~l~ -e~.:~L,~:ll.~
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it i a ood idea to ~- ~'~' ' ~:'' ~;~" ," l'
clothes dry cleaned. That's why s g -~ ~1 tra,',edv The number of fires I
get your wardrobe shcked up now. Later, you may not 2 I started throuah careless hand- - America s I
v~ ,~-t around to it and your a~nearance will suffer Bring u~ !1 ~ . . -.~ ~. u y-~'y~ ~ . I
~ . r,- . . : i~ ng or ~.nnsTmas Trees is ~-<,~ ~//~,~t~--~. "-: ~rearesr I
your suits, dresses, and coats m now tor a thorough I,I a ~allin Be sure ou do ~ ~ ~::~11~-~----=~- I D.:---- ~L P *l I
I -I,-,~nin-, and nressinn " il rF u . -v, watch value, I uHn ine rclmllV ! i
. -,~'-" u r ~" tn ii nor use faulty wiring or ~ ~ x~x ~ . ~ . '~'--~'~1 I / I /
~ n: t ~9.1 for Pikc-Unr and Delivery ~,= ;I candles on your tree.Be ~p .~ I I i
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NECKLACE $5.00 DIRECTOR '~J
15 Jewels -- ,
Expons;on Band
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IN MANY A HOME! $29.5O
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This unnecessary home mystery that I
is much too widespread might be ~" ~ W
called: "The Case of the Vanishing AMERICAN GIRL "D" j
Dollars." You say, "We spent the 17Jewel,
money, but where did it go?" TIE PIN mm
LEW FINE, Master of Ceremonies, doing a skit with
Paying
by
check
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dissolves
this
mys-
$4.95 the vibraharp and a comedy routine, "This
tery, because it gives you a rec-
ord of your expenditures. This will Ain't the Army."
enable you to discover and plug up BARBARA SMALL playing the Hammond organ-both as an act and
any leaks that are taking too large
a portion of your income, accompaniment for the entire performance.
JEAN HAMILTON, a mistress of song and harmony, doing an outstand-
Open Your Checking Account WATERTITE ing job of whistling.
at this bank. SET
" DUO WIND "E"
$8.75 s w d/n j.v
od,o So.d,O o FRED KETCH and his pal Jerry, doing a ventriloquist act with two
Sweep-$eco,'~d Hand
Jan. 1, 1952, we will close at 12 o'clock dummies.
on Saturdays. $55oo
HAL SMITH and RENEE, performing feats of magic with dancing.
TWO FILMS, "Frozen Treasure," and Abbot and
CEDA
RAm S Costello comedy, "High Flyers."
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