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December 21, 1950     The Mount Vernon Hawkeye-Record
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I fr. Haight Made Honorary Member Honor E. R. Hithcock / !At Memorial Service ~ ~ ~ I I I ,Mo o.alservioesforEdw,n / ~: ~: :~:~ ~ I Hitchcock, Cornell college wrestling ' ~, I ~f~i ~? : ~ I~ ~ i coach who died eta heart attack re- ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~! ~ ~ I cently, were conducted in King Me-:~ ~ I ~ ~ Jg~,i~ ~'~ .~ ~, mortal chapel Wednesday. Dec. 13 :~ I ~ ~"~ ~W by the Rev. Robert V. Smith. i~ ~, I ~ ~ ; ~ ~)/~ [ Tributes were paid to "Hitch" by ~ I ~ ~Y ~* Dr. Russell D. Cole, president of ~ / " ~ ~ i Cornell; "Mike" Miller, director of:~ I ~ ~ : :: athletics and Ray Fay representing ,~ I ' i the student bod~. ~ I Music was supplied by Eugene ~J~ I i Devereaux at the organ and by the !~ ~ U- i col + their under the direction o, ! Dr. aria Haight was mode anhonorary member' of theBer-IMrs. June McConlogue. I.~ tQmBadgers 4-H club at the annual banquet held in Bertram ! -~ ~, ~ ,~ . I~ ~vp.Hall on Dec. 5. Ro land Henik, second from rigMhtr, p sent messrs. ~lller ana uunmi ~1 him with a pin. Lorna Patchin. right, presented s. aig !Attend Hitckcock Funeral ,~ ~lth the carnation corsa e she is wearing The carnation s the ~ " n Allenelviern~a ag nei " ow Harry' J. M~ke M' filer and A1 ~'H flower. ::Duhm represented Cornell at the ~ funeral of the late Edwin R. Hitch- ~,~[ cock, head wrestling coach and as- ~ ~ n ~m I O sistant football coach, who died sud-I. ~ ,n. r m n I r -- ohm denly Monday Dec. 4. The service's were held inrth:~ - i Presbyterian church in abe 1",1~ ~ .:~~ I Kansas, Sunday, Dec. 10 at 2:30 p.m. ~; :?~ Mr. Hitchcock was born in Oberlin, 1~mm I mR I ~ I $ I ~~ and heandMrs. Hitchcockattend- tO MOUnW vernon on I-rlaay ";f ed high school there ~, Miller statedthatthecnurcnwasl~,I I PeCe filled with people from the western ~ " part of Kansas. Among those pres-t~ lent other than the representativesl~]~ i from Cornell were members of the ~ ~~ /Uh~W~t~ ~. ~j. present Salina high school wrestling ~ ~ D ~w "" team and members of previous ~ ~ m =-~mmmmmmm ~ rman hestak were honored on the,r radu ~tMv~u::i:~r ~::~ld:~i~l~ I L I ST E N K 105 : 1 l ~ionh~:o:tdtB:'rN:: ~aclSaers and Bertram Bluebirds 4-Hgclubs'Iwh had been former pupils of :Mr.l~ I " Don't tell anyone, but l have arranged to be in Mount Ver- j t'f" t sIHitehc ek at Salina high school ' s ~rge V0shsel has lust presented them with a gift and cer, 0ca e I O,hte To Return,non on Fr,day afternoon. Dec. 22. III see you at the close of a ~:rav:~:n cMoaMrrn~el~;~w~a~ rCk~rn~lde~:a~ free :tr:h:n t:?ld Tyhe:::r:f age you are invited to attend ; School News tr Ps:th ugh the museum at the uni- ~ " ------- I the Christmas vacation His other l~- -- " " -- ) ldaet Caaers Take I F CVLT PARTY I daughter will stay in Oberlin with]~ i thin tree movie It will start soon alter school is dvsmlssed at the :'~, ~ ! The high school faculty and their i:Mrs. Hitchcock and attend oberlin ~ I Ward building and is for Ward school pupils. | ' ncwne in 21-1o ame twives and husbands will hold their]high school. The family is nowl~ -- ' *' i" L^ -iven a treat Se- "ou il Mt Vernon's midget cage squad, i Christmas party Thursday evening j staying with Mr. and Mrs. Val ~rif- I ~~ ~ ,~S you leave me TneaTre you ~,u, . ~ ~ ~, imposed of ju "o "g y ." " . " - fith Mrs. Hitchcock's parents in ~ ~ e~n Fr|e~e~v ~ m r h~ h be s and at 8 pm m the high school bmld I ~ hed bv Chuck Swanev opened I ing Music and carat singing aria I n~rl.in I ~'~ ~ --/" $ c " r the " ; eir eight game se u:e SatoU t e I ro taeX "e r bz:a:e eed at According to :Mike :Miller director I With best re-orals, !, Mechaniesville. ou teen ::, ra +~. ;+,~ of Cornell athletics, announcement ~ ~ ~I ~ I '~raembers who aressea saw aetionl-,~ ~',~--o,",- v I ,~ ~- will betry II /e, J% ~'AtlW'A f~l lll~ ~ ~r. ~tet~rned triumphant with a 27-16[Mrs. CampbeU and the M~sses Mar- made after C at . I~ ~ ~ i ~ctory Outs:andlng n' ,heir ag- tha Lahman, Maude Singer and Col- ~ ~ ~ North Fole ; ~iav:d p~rYinng s~e~. Ji~nStr~ck: leen Phalen. ~I Have Not Set Quota i ~n was high point man with 71 Ulllll"~l~ HI ULIGHTS ~ Preaident ~ussell U. Cole, who'ln~l ~11 :~ints. Dave Van Metre captained nll.i, lvr gn spent time recently in Washington ~e uad for the encounter. Swaney I ." vi resident of the" ' ~ ; ~ sq . - I C O Pauley, ce p [D.C. m an attempt to learn some-I~ to boox a game nere zor the i Cornell Board of Trustees, and Mrs. I thing about the draft situation, re- ! ~ ; ~m of January. t Pauley who are .on their way t.to I ports that out of the general con- [~ Honolulu were ~aKen mrougn ne I I~ ERLEADERS I ? I/usmn he was able to learn only ~k~ ~t !~? in'ovation in lhVIIS was un ' 20th Century ~ox Smaios in ~louY-lt *hing~ definitely ~: ~k;ue~ia~t~esheker~ah~w~:r!r!:~ooh:es tn~i?;d~a:tWree~kadAeo;b-ry~.~:~llf Y~ ~TMt~le~:tl~s?~reeo~:~r~b~e ~ W gnl;nun MNIIIIT VFR! I le Tha Pinna Tn fin Yn:,r 1 ~ SCl :. ~der classes and who is managlng director of thei --q~ '%" ~l-meetin. ~ IIII [ I I11 II lllllVVllI IlmlIl 11 IV I lg~h~ mllbllV~t~ llV m~sW mv~kmx i zrom tn. mree u ~ Health and Acciaent Insurance t~on- I n~uona~ le~el~ ~ ~ ~ ~ill not be carried over from year !terence, had attended a convention J attempt to clarify the ~ ~lmm ~ year as are the varmty Elected P le ailed ella e mesa !in Los Angeles The au ys s ' of e g ;ere Susan Albri.ght, Nancy Gas: ~ this week for ~onolulu" Mr. Pauley! Seeondly, no college training pro- ~ t IInI ql=IJl ~IIIAIMIIMIII~A . . ~ recently pledged $50,000 t ards I trams, such as the Navy unit which m -- l J N I II ~eisley They may retry next year~ 11 mna ~ ~Wo,~- I construction of a Corne gy s'-! was at Cornell during the last war, ~ ~ I~ I~ ~I IWI ~ ~I U I I II U ~' ~'-" ~ ~o ~. ~ ~^ ~.a +, um. I have yet been activated I ~ I I I I I ~m m ~ m m m ~ ~ m ~ m n I,= m ~ ~ who will be carried over for i [ The confusion in the capitol, ac- ~ I ~Xt year unless they move into iBob Bennefl Writes cording to Dr. Cole, seems to stem | ~gh school Gretchen Beckhelm I c~. I from the fact that an actual quota ~ ~a Cunningham, Kay Mullen and ! p ~. L~ np;:~ ~:~::W~v?g ~oger: ] for the armed services has not been M ~etty Smith are the new girls who l ~.^,'. 1~ cla-s a-o "He has not set Around this quota revolve ~ . . , ~ ~)i ,~,i changedaUUu, +stations. " ce y ' " " + You'll F,nd" a C p PP Y " "-" " 1 qll +am Donna Staskal already on re ntl because a many factors which seem to form a am lete Su I of Merchandise t'arKing IS ,-astor Mere ~ i virus infection kept him in the hos- "vicious circle" of confusion. [ " Yntl con hnn with I igur ond ao ~a ng you dontt have 1 The Christma'~program for high pital," says Bob. His family will Dr. Cole pointed out that many of ~,n ' l--J :il- L I.A .~', ~ :~am~ .~ffi~k[ ------. ----:" -''--r "." ~ "~ /--'- -~--~" - "'----'~- kh dents wall be held Fnda remain here when he reports to h~s the natmns leaders particularly Local stores are crowuuu yllll ~.llgl~l~ ~III II~,o ---- oolstu " " Y i ' ' to bother with pesky parking meters. Additional ~rnoon in the auditorium. Varied + new station if he has not already educators are greatly concerned ~ entertainment and numbers by idone so. He always asks for the about a mass drafting of men. They ~ are probably more complete than they may be for parking space has been pray,dad by the pawng pro- ~e music g -oups, directed by Mr. + Hawkeye.when hesteps in the door. realize the importance of keeping ~ oram of 1950 ~rthrup, will constitute, the pro-t : rece~?vae ~3~a ~aO~saEnnat my men in school in order that there ~ some nme. y " ~arn Dismissm wiu De at 2:~u. ~cau ~o a y po - . . ~ . a~.- + ~n 0+,~o + ~. ,~,~,~,~'~ ,"til t,lv 1 1951 because of may be a continual flow of men mJ;o ~ Be Dollar Wise , ~ have re erred Feb training for the many professions * ti n " " iss West's biology class, went by my job. Was to P - Clerks Can Gwe You More Atten o Yes, you will be dollar-wise ,f you shop m Mount Ver- ~.Tuesday to Iowa City for a field 5th." which are vital to our society. Mount Vernon stores are prepared for this Christmas non. Our merchants offer you the finest for Christmas I "'" " ' " " "ak care of " aur giving at lower prices Why risk traveling on an over- season wrm exTra clerks wno can T e y 9 " " crowded highway. Mount Vernon is a hve-wire town needs and extend the courtesy you reserve, with live-wire merchants! I : Buy I~low lln ,unt Vernon , ! This Invitation Is Sponsored By The Following Business and Professional Men a,a .v e ll:Alql g DAN'S RADIO AND KRUSE LUMBER CO. NEFF FUNERAL HOME "--" C W "" "" Lumber and Coal New Cleaning and Pressing TELEVISION SHOP " " l~ Radios and Appliances ,~ .-- AN-NU DRESS SHOP ---- LITTS GROCERY NORTHSIDE TAVERN . + q nv. .Mn'- and Fruits . ~ ~I~ 0 Dresr~s, Sportswear and .-r~ ul.tlr~Au, Frozen Foods, Fresh Vegetables Leonard Jelinek ~ ~ .~ . 5 A ~,~ J-M Blown Rock Wool Insul+,fion -- MAC'S SUGAR BOWL OSTERGAARD MOTOR SALES ! BACHMAN FEED SERVICE 6 o [ FRANCIS F. EBERSOLE, M D. The Best in good Foods and Chevrolet Sales and Service o --o ,or --o S-- ! i BAUd--N--& CO. EMERSON STANDARD SERVICE MAID-RI--- SHO " " " "" ! s Clothing - Haberdashery East End Main Street a ,-.-a w.n I ~v~ u,+ r,~u ww u, genlrll! t'~ p" gg i ~ ~ ~" ~" m~E~. o.o.s. + "E :'ry ~tlRISDtAS ~nd M0r Power TO You~' HAWKEYE GRILL AL M-O~SSL~ STRAND THEATRE 7 U 1111m Just Good Food Insurance t.C. West, Prop. - BOW'IE S-" W C. ROR- OON & SONS MODERN SHOE SHOP STUDT'S R PAIR SHOP rveryaay tow vr,ces W J Kent. Pro That s right, folks . . . and every- We join Reddy, in bringing you Frozen Food Lockers P. Joke Studt, Prop. ~ one of us here at Iowa Electric Light bright and cheery 'Christmas Greet- BROWNING'Sstop and shopSTORE IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT & & STANDARd, m, ,(.y,o.s, .rock SERVlCEuperotor 0~ ii! andhope Power onC mpany echo Reddyyourin ,|ngsI, POWER COMFANY -- BRUSH S SHELL STATION MOUNT VERNON BAKERY. STOLTZ CLEANERS ~ wishing you and yours the best of gas and oil JAYNES PHOTO SERVICE Always Fresh Bakery Gooas BRYANT & HAIGHT," 00 ! everything this happy season. We Hu hltobem, Prop. MOUNT VERNON HOTEL SOUTH SIDE BARBER SHOP that Christmas day r Veterinarians JENNIE'S STORE Room Transien ASpecialtYE/AWKEY Art Kudart bUKl=3rl Ir~rL~[l~I ~ 0 heart will be warmed by the friendly :,';' ,~-'~-~a,e,r +'O Dial 244] MT. VERNON H - VERNON BEAUTY SHOP ~ = + *~+;:-+ ,:--r ~'~ ~ ~ "~+ %,~," +~; ~. International Farm Machinery HN TO- -MORGAN RECORD Mary Bullet, prep. 00 company of friends and family. ; === JO S ----- rnvv U AT An ET UNDERTAKING LARSON'S PRODUCE VERNON MOTORS ~^ v; ~l M~,t~ ~ Poultry and Eggs, D'al 5811 Your Ford Dealer Recollection of each tiny service E 0 JOHNSON HARDWAR 0 Reddy has accomplished for his many Dial 3012 CLAY' JEWELRY Plumbing and mmtin BRUCE MULLEN RICHARD WOLFE ----'; 7. - . -- Plumbing and Heating, Dial 2362 Attorney 7 friends is ample reward for his bali- Mr ana mrs,w ~,lay " Mount Vernon, Iowa KALIBAN APPLIANCE CO -- , day revelry. DEAN CLARK D-X STATION General Electric and Norl~,DICK S GROCERY,WILCOX COAL CO. Gene Clark, operator Appliances The handiest store in town. Dial 6612