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The Mount Vernon Hawkeye-Record
Mount Vernon, Iowa
December 12, 1940     The Mount Vernon Hawkeye-Record
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THE MOUNT VERNON, IO%VA, HAWKEYI~-~BD AND THE HSBON }IERALD Mallie home near Mount Vernon. Laverta Slyer is staying with Evelyn Brown and Jennie McCon- aughy for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Remington and Phyllis and Mrs. Elsie Remington shopped in Cedar Rapids Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Blackman of Ox- ford Junction spent the week end with Mrs. Blackman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ad Rich. Mrs. Blackman was honored at a miscellaneous shower on Saturday afternoon at the Lowell Kohl home Mrs. Kathryn Peet was a dinner guest of Mrs. Evelyn Brown on Sunday. Mrs. Janet Meeks called at the W. B. Meeks home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lake, Mrs. Watters, and Mrs. Prentice, all of Anamosa, i called at the Mrs. Evelyn Brown and Jennie McConaughy homes on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Gall Stahl spent Friday in the A. C. Port home at Springville. Mrs. Guy Martin and her moth- er Mrs. Hedges shopped in Cedar Rapids Friday. LISBON HI.LITES (Continued from Page 4) FRESHMAN GOSSIP We're all wondering if Donald Siggins likes General Science as well as he used to since his seat has been moved. Some day we all expect to see Barney either a great comedian or a cartoonist. Mr. Menning doesn't seem to care for his work Would you laugh if you saw: Howard Ciha wheeling a baby buggy? Clair Yeggy as the nation's movie idol? Marvin Light, the president of the United States? Bob Stout as a great night club singer?--Say, by' the way,Bob came back to school Monday. Ralph Light as the National spell- ing champion? Have you noticed Betty's end curl lately? Spiffy, eh? Have you noticed the lipstick Will Frantz spent last Monday in Norton has" been wearing recently? Chicago. . . [ Jane Yount, s green socks are- Miss Elva ~ortman spent me } nretty classy--Evelyn Kaliban week end with friends m C dar]FIRST & SECOND GRADE NEWS Rapids The second grade has begun read- Mrs. Lfllmn Smwar~ a~enaea me ing in their Friendly Village books. Ladies Aid meeting at the Mrs. Mrs. Blood and daughter Virginia Margaret White home on Friday. visited our room Friday morning. Phyllis Peet has been sick sev- We are busy making Christmas erat days with scarlet fever, decorations and practicing our Naomi Stewart spent Thursday night with Mrs. Lillian Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Baird visited Mrs Katherine Pest Sunday after- noon. Will Mitchell spent Sunday in the Yule Mitchell home near Cedar Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas spent Saturday evening in.the L. 1~ Bobst home. Mrs. Martha: Barber was a Sun- day dinner guest in the Harvey Bar- ber home. Mrs. Elsie Beardsley of Anamosa visited Mrs. Millie Hurt on Sunday. Mrs. David Myers, Mrs. Dewey Peterson, Mrs. Tom Hurt, Mrs. Mar- tim Barber called in Anamosa on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Stella Cusher and Betty called in the Loule Bobst home on Monday afternoon. Mrs, Gee. Newman spent Sun- day in the Mrs. Esther Kohl home with Ruth and Morris while Mrs. Kohl spent the day with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Ardette Schoon. Dorothy and Wilton Brewer and MrL W. B. Meeks called at the Mrs. Esther Kohl home on Sunday. Mrs. Gene Armstrong visited at the Mrs. Evelyn Brown home Sat- urday atternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slyer and Thomas spent Monday in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Ad Rich and John of near Spring~(ille called at the Lowell Kohi hbme Saturday. M ~, Raymond Speas and Georgia Lee spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Julia Branchflower. RED CROSS SEWING FRIDAY There will be sewing in the Mount Vernon Red Gross rooms on Friday afternoon, Dec. 13. Any ladies desiring to sew will please be on hand. Very simple children's garments will be made. Anyone wishing to take any garments home to finish may do so. Christmas program. The following second grade boys and girls attained a perfect score on the Spelling test Friday: Mary Carol Fe~guson, Beverly Gouchee Thomas Ferguson, Joann McCall Maurice Harlan, Dorothy Sheber Carroll Sailor and Jeri Lea Blood. HOME ECONOMICS 2 The Home Ec. 2 girls were to have until Friday to complete the garments which they were making. Everyone that is finished is started on white aprons which are to be worn in class. It seems that Miss Nee can't possibly keep Maxine and Lois apart. I wonder what they are talking about continually? Our next project will be making Christ- mas gifts.--Bonnie Simmons. SENIOR SONG HITS Mike Bova singing: "My Bon- nie Lies over the Ocean." Lois Roup singing: "Will You Re- member Tonight and Tomorrow". Vivian Harris singing: "Billy." Ma~y Louise Burrows singing: "Mexicali Rose." Merle Zearing singing: "If I Had My Way." Katy Kruse singing: "Only 'For- ever" GOSSIP We wonder why so many tests here been given in English. We wonder why Lois got speed in typing fill of a sudden? We wonder where Mike Bova gets such bright remarks?---Vivian Har- ris. MUSIC In band we have been playing for the basketball games, and the pep meetings. In glee club we are working very hard towards perfection. For we want to make a success of our con- cert at the Methodist church, Dec. 15th. We students in L. H. S. find our- selves associating with the song writers, for some students are so loyal to Lisbon High that they are writing about it. As we all know the Athletic Association offered a dollar for the best song written, the first being the Lisbon Victory Song, written by Billy Yount and John Clark. This song is to the tune of the Notre Dame Victory March. Buck made ten Vernon and Lisbon !be ? Maxine has been broken.--Ralph Burge SEEN ABOUT L. H. Ruth Huey being (in an Oldsmobile) Vernon game. Frances blushing one of her usual Jane flirting with son and vice versa. Norton winking at Billy was so interested in Mount I You're becoming Vernon's cheer leader? i breaker, Norton. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT To the persons named below owners of land within and to all other persons whom it may concern, you and hereby notified: That in accordance with the provisi,ms of statute and the order of the Board of Supervisors of Linn County, Io~ entered on the 7th day of May 1940, due notice of which publleatinn in the official newspapers of the county, The B visors of Linn County, Iowa, has caused noxious weeds J upon the land owned by you, or of which you are in pos weeds found growing on the highway adjacent thereto, destroyed, there having been a substantial failure on your with said order. That the expenses thereof, including" all costs as as follows, to-wit: Marion City: Warren Johnson Lots 2&3 Blk 2 Orchard Hei Blk 2 C M St P & P Ry D SW Bet 15th & 16th Sts D W Bates, Recr Comml Bank Lot 24 irr sur NE-S of 3rd Ave Cieman's Est. Gray's Add Ex El0ft Blk 1 l&] Wencel Gatto Lots 9 to 16 AP 128 Cecil Walters H Orchard Heights 14 & 15 Blk 3 Elsie S. & Willis Jordan Aud Plat 3 l&2 Ed M Taylor Goodhue, Mitchell & Marshall l Blk 6 Dr A E Crew, Treas R B Eckhard I John M. l~fay Ray ~ewkirK Cedar Rapids Gas Co. Adolph Johnson Est Merle M. iJollock Bridget Woods CM&StP&PRy Christina M & Walter A Stmonsen Elnora McKean Est Bertha M Miller J C Miller Aud Plat 151 Lot 1 Taylors 1st S100ft Lots Richmonds 2nd 5 & 6 Blk 4 Rtchmonds 2nd Add 7&8 Blk Davis & Brooks 2nd N48ft Green's /~dd l&2 Blk 2 N91ft Lot 5 irr sur W of Purl between 7th & 8th Ave of Carharts 2nd Lot 19 Blk 2 . Original Town Lots 3&4 Blk J. B. Youngs Add Lots 3&4 Original Town Lots l&2 Orchard Heights Lots 7&8 Orchard Heights Lotl Blk 2 Mae Rowe & Pearl Hollenbeck Richmonds 2nd Add Lots 5&6 O G Waffle S120ft N240ft Lot Irr Jesse B Howell J G Albright Harry O Darr, E B & E W Griffiths Clarence L Gregory ; Clarence L Gregory : George Barnoske, Adeliza Daniels Mary ~Ientzer Holllngsworth ; Mina Haussler Est Linn County Martha A Elliott Ed Loehner Champlin Oil Co Louise L. Beiber CM&StP&PRy Gus L. Wieneke Margaret L Arthur RaJtora Mable Sharp Marion Water Co. August Johnson Jens Cook Est Emily L & John Fillmore Cedar Rapids Gas Co Charles G. Mentzer Gertrude Mitchell W E Warren Grave G. McConnell Gertrude Mitchell Harry Hall CM&StP&PRy O. G. ~raffle Mary Harcourt Est Elsie & Willis Jordan Walter J Bray E B & E W Grlffiths Archie Berryhill 6-83-6 W145.6ft Lot 3 irr sur N120ft & ex S120ft N240ft ex Street 6-83-6 Lot 14 irr sur NE W of St. Isbell's 2nd All S of RR Lot 3 Orchard Heights Lot 3&4 Blk Green's 1st Add Lots 8&9 Blk Orchard Heights Lot 10 Blk 5 Orchard Heights Lot 18 Blk Daniels Reserve E40ft Lots Daniels Reserve E40ft Lot Isabells 2nd Add Lot 4 Blk 11 Mentzers lstLots 8,9,10 Blk 2 Lot 3 in Lot 9 irr sur NE 1-8 L P Owens Add Lots 1 to 5 Orchard Heights Lots Blk 5 And Plat 207 W'ly 195 Lot 1 . Booths Add Lots 6&7 D & SW 18th to 22nd 4&9 Isabells ]st ex R R frac Lot ]- Carharts 2nd Lots 3&4 Blk 1 Holmes l'~istine Add Lgt 1 BIR Original Town E5Oft Lot 3 Bl~ Carharts 2nd Lots 9 & 10 Blk ] Orchard Heights Lot 8 Blk 3 Lot 4 in Lot 8 irr sur NE 1-83~ Original Town E Lots 3 & Baileys 2nd Add Lots Lot 12 Aud Plat 136 Audr l~at 136 Blk 35 Audr Plat 136 Lots 27 & 28 Davis & Brooks E40ft of Blk 1 Orchard Heights Lot 4 Blk 7 D & SW 14 to 16th Sts Ori Blk 49 Sl20ft N240ft W120ft irr 6-83-6 W145.6ft Lot 3 Irr sur & ex S120ft N240ft & ex Audr Plat 136 Lots 17,18,19,20 Audr Plat 3 Lots 1 & 2 Danteis Railroad N45ft Lots Lots 13,14.15,16,17,18,19 O T N El/3 Lot 4 Blk 28 Out Lot 23 irr sur NE 6-83-6 And you are further notified that the Board of Supe County, Iowa, will meet at 2:(}0 o'clock p.m December Court House in Cedar Rapids, Ltnn County. Inwa, at matter of confirmation of an assessmelnt of these expens~ come on for hearing and the same may be increased, or affirmed without further notice. Unless you appear at said time and place and show why said expenses and costs should not be so assessed, and taxed against the real estate abo~e described. Dated at Cedar Rapids, Iowa this 10th day of ROB'T ~ . VESELY, Linn Dee.12-10