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22, 1938
THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HAWK]EYE-RECORD AND THE LISBON HERALD
Page Seven
~ids with a miscellaneous shower
i on Friday evening in the Methodist
Letner church at the close of a short pro-
BOZANEK i gram as follows: song by the audi-
SHOWER I ence; prayer by Rev. J. B. Eyestone;
honored Mr. andtwo vocal numbers, "Sun Bonnet
of Cedar Rap- Sue and Overall Jim," and "Down
!CLUSIVE DRY CLEANERS
209 3rd Ave. SXV Dial 2-8131
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
by the Old Mill Stream," were giv-[ BROTHERHOOD MET
en by Doris and Darrell Kitchen, AT RALPH BACHMAN'S
in costume, with Mr. Floyd Kitchen The December meeting of the
as their accompanist; recitation,!Men,s Brotherhood was held Tues-
"The Bundle," by Carol Nebiker',~ day evening at the home of Ralph
vocal solo, "Follow the Gleam," by Bachman. The meeting opened
Ramona Jorgenson, Mrs. Amos Ber- with scripture reading and prayer
,ry playing her accompaniment; a by Rev. J. B. Eyestone. The presi-
group of readings by Mrs. G. R. dent, George Kramer, presided dur-
Jorgenson. A medley of Christmas ing the business session.
carols were played by a trio corn- The annual election of officers!
OF
at Public Auction at Uncle Tom's Cabins,
miles East of Lisbon, 3V2 miles west of
on Paved Highway No. 30, on
G AT 1:30 O'CLOCK
described wood and posts: 100 cords of
and Hickory cord wood nicely piled. This is
oak, hickory and white oak cut last winter.
leavy body wood, the limb wood having been
t. 1000 Split White Oak seasoned posts,
HEAVY ONES. 30 corner posts 8 ft. long,
)utts; 25 or nice straight braces, 6 or 7
heavy slabs.
be a real opportunity to get some wood or
your own price. A perfectly level place to
truly 10 rods from the paving. This is
rou can buy 1 cord or as much as you want.
be pleased" with the quality of the offering.
igh, come and get your winter's fuel at this
TERMS---Cash
• t.tJl'Z, )vJner
Auct., Ph 130, Lisbon G.L. Hill, Clerk
posed of Mrs. C. C. Berry, violin, was held with the following results:
Herman Nebiker, cornet and Mrs. president, Ralph Bachman; vice
Amos Berry, piano. '. president, Frank Letner; treasurer, i
Rev. J. Bruce Eyestone as master l Floyd Kitchen; and secretary, Her-
of ceremonies asked that Mrs. C. C. [ man Nebiker, jr.; chairman of the
Berry usher Mr. Bozanek and Her-men's Friday evening programs,
man Nebiker escort Mrs. Bozanek Gerald Scott; and of the business
to the front of the room and fol-i meeting programs, Rev. J. Bruce
lowing a short address presented!Eyestone. Refreshments were sere-!
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Letner were
callers Sunday afternoon in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ewart
of near Springvi)le.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Berry and
daughter Norma Faith were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Jorgenson.
On Friday of this week the rural
schools will close for the holiday
vacation. The high school closed
on Wednesday.
The Christmas program will be
given on Saturday evening in the
Methodist church beginning at
eight o'clock and on Sunday morn-
ing the regular services will begin
with the church school at 10 o'clock
and the Christmas address by the
pastor at 11 o'clock. There will be
special music and all are welcome
the ccupl~ the many lovely gifts, ed at the close of the evening. Those to come and share in the services
Both Mr. and Mrs. Bozanek re-~ present were Charles Bachman, C. of the church. Rev. J. B. Eyestone
sponded with words of thanks. F.'C. Berry, Floyd Kitchen, George
I G. Anderson. father of Mrs. Bozan-i Kramer, Rev. J. B. Eyestone, F. G.
ek, also spoke briefly. !Anderson, Frank Letner, Herman
Following the unwrapping of the Nebiker, jr., Paul Anderson and the
gifts, Rev. Eyestone gave the an-ihost. Mrs. Bachman entertained the
nouncements and benediction. Re-following women: Mrs. J. B. Eye-
fre~bmcnts were served at the close! stone, Mrs. Harry Decious, Mrs.
of the evening by members of the l Clinton Berry, Mrs. Charles Bach-
Ladies Aid society, i man, Mrs. Frank Letner and Miss
Catherine Caraway.
Fl~(~rl~t lXT/D~ I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison
a~:~ vvz-xa~ land their daughter Ruth left Sat-
at : urday evening to spend the holidays
with their daughter and her family
W H HOOVER Jeweler ',and Mrs. Harrison's mother, Mrs.
• • ' ' Jennie Harrison at Long Beach,
! ~-~i~~.~'~j~ California. Enroute home they will
!visit their son Norman and family
in Denver, Colo.
AUTO LOANS & REFINANCING George King is confined to his
I:URNITURE IJOANS home with a severe cold.
Mrs. G. R. Jorgenson visited
Federal
Discount
school on Wednesday afternoon.
• orv. Mr and Mrs Frank Letner were
614 2rid Ave SE Cedar l' q)ids, Ia. Sunday night supper guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wet-
.... ze~ and family of Springville.
~~--*~-~~~f"~$~--] Mrs. R. J. Harrison visited Wed-
~" ~
For Prompt Removal nesday afternoon with Mrs. Logan
of all [McGowan and her daughter, Irene
DEA D STOCK ~'~,~ ! McGowan.
Lee King of Cedar Rapids spent
' ~I the week end with his parents, Mr.
:1~~ Call Our Nearest Phone [ [ and Mrs. George King.
! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milligan and
Collect ~ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Cedar Rapids 4612 Scott, Myra Jane and Joe Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stoneking, Mrs.
Anamosa 542 ~ Jean Moore and sons, Mr. and Mrs.
Emmett Albaugh and son Paul, Mr.
Stanwood 800 ii and Mrs. Willard Haak and son
Willard, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Iowa Dept. of Agric~flture i Stookey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Let-
License No. 1 ner and Floyd Dec[pus all of this
community attended the Christmas
SANITARY party of the Martins Creek club,
RENDERING CO. held Thursday evening at the Le-
i gion Hall in Marion.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa Mrs. GuN Brown and her daugh-
ter Margaret spent Monday with
~ i Telel)hone Mt. Vernon 6000 ~ [Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. Marga-
I. ret Johnston in Cedar Rapids.
bought a farm, necessitating a long move, I will close out the following property at Public Auction at my
known as the Andrew Baird farm, located 4 Vz miles northeast of Mount Vernon and Lisbon, 1 mile east
i road No. 261, 4 V2 miles south of Martelle, on
COMMENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK PROMPT• SMALL STUFF TO BE SOLD BEFORE NOON.
is the pastor.
The girls of the third grade spent
Friday evening as guests of their
teacher, Miss Hazel Midkiff, in Mt.
Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bozanek of
Cedar Rapids were dinner guests
Sunday, of Mrs. Bozanek's parents
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Garnett of
Cedar Rapids spent Sunday after-
noon with their cousin, Miss Tillie
Kramer, George and Robert Kra-
mer.
Solon
Mrs. Anna Zeller
A pre-Christmas dinner was en-
joyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph T. Krob on Sunday, as a
number of those included left for
California and therefore will not
be here for the holidays. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Schleuter and daughters Jan[re and
Paula of Cedar Rapids, Mr. and
Mrs. Myron Sally and son Patrick
Joseph, Miss Millie Rozinek, Miss
Emma Krob, James Butler and Mr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Krob.
Mr. and Mrs. Krob, Miss Emma
Krob, and Miss Mary Ellen Forbes
of Marion left Monday for Califor-
nia for about a four weeks' vaca-
tion. Their route will be made via
the southern route to Phoenix,
Ariz., where they expect to stay
for some time, then travel around
to Southern California.
Frank Hess of the Great Lakes
training station is expected to ar-
rive Wednesday for the Christmas
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren C. Hess to visit until
the 2th day of Dec. Upon his re-
turn he will be sent to the west
coast.
Dinner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Kessler Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. George Worrell and
children Ronald, Richard, Darlene,
and Arlene, and Miss Hilda Koenig
of Cedar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holubar enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Holubar
at dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Umbdenstock
and Mr. and Mrs. John Kessler were
Sunday evening visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wears.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krob, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Kent and Billy
and Dorothy Zenishek left Sunday
morning in the Frank Krob car for
Los Angeles, Calif., to visit Robert
Zenishek and many places of in-
terest. They expect to be gone
three weeks.
Mrs. Rose Cerny of Cedar Rapids
was a Sunday afternoon visitor at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Fiala.
Mrs. Stanley Beranek and Mrs.
Edward Unash and daughter Mary
Lou left for a three weeks' visit
in California to visit their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Reysa and the
latter's son Donald.
Frank Petrick of Mount Vernon
was a Monday guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Harman. Mr.
Proceedings Of The
Board Of Supervisors
Linn County, Iowa, September
Session, 1938
(Continued From Last Week)
WHEB, EAS, that under paragraph 5,
Part 11 - P.W.A. Form 230. "Terms and
Conditions" relating to applicants and
projects under the Federal Emergency
Administration of Public Works, it is
neeessary for the County to set up a
construction account, and the said
nloney be on deposit in a bank which
is a member of the Federal l)eposit
Insurance Corporation, and depositor-
ies to be satisfactory at all times to
the Administrator, and that said pay-
merits for construction of said pro-
ject be inade only from this Construc-
t[oft Account,
~,VHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors
deemed it advisable to set up a special
account for the entire amount of con-
tract until such Federal Grant has
been received.
NOW, THEREFOIiE BE IT B,E-
SOLVED by the Board of Supervisors
of Linn County, Iowa, convened in
regular adjonrned session, that the
County Treasurer is hereby authorized
and directed to transfer $4,092.65 from
the Secondary B.oad Construction Fund
into the '*Construction Account Docket
h)wa 1230-F" to comply with all the
regulations as herein above stated and
the County Auditor is instructed to
correct his books accordingly.
On motion by Supervisor Stirm, sec-
onded by Supervisor Robovsky, the
following resolution was adopted, all
nlelllbers voting "Aye" thereon:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, on August 30, 19"18, the
Board of Supervisors, Linn County,
i Iowa, byresolution accepted the of-
fer of theUnited States of America to
Linn County, h)wa, to aid by way of
a grant in financing the Surfacing
of Secondary Roads, said l)roject to be
known as Docket No. lowa 1228-F,
and
WHEREAS, that said Linn County,
under the Terms and Conditions, is
obligated to pay fifty-five (55%) per-
cent of the contract price for any work
done under said agreement, and
~VHEBEAS, on October ll. 1938, the
Board of Supervisors awarded Con-
tracts anlounting to $34.633.88 in con-
nection with the above designated pro-
ject, and
WHEB, EAS, that unde~r paragraph 5,
Part II - P.~V.A. Form 230. "Terms and
Conditions" relating" to applicants and
projects under the Federal Emergency
Administration of Public Works, it is
necessary for the County to set up a
construction aceount, and the said
money be on deposit in a bank which
is a member of the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation, and depositor-
its to be satisfactory at all times to
the Administrator, and that said pay-
nlents for construction of said pro-
ject be made only from this Construc-
tion Account,
%VHEIIEAS, the Board of Sul)ervisors
deemed it advisable to set up a special
account for the entire amount of con-
tract until such Federal Grant has
been received.
NOW, THEI{EFORE BE IT lIE-
SOLVE[) by the Board of Supervisors
regular adjourned session, that the
County Treasurer is hereby authorized
and directed to transfer $34,633.88 from
the Secondary Road Construction Fund
into the "Construction Account Docket
Iowa 1228-F" to comply with all the
regulations as herein above stated and
the County Auditor is instructed to
correct his books accordingly.
The County Engineer having filed a
favorable report and plat in the matter
~f the proposed establishment of a
Secondary Road District for the pur-
pose of surfacing the following de-
scribed township road,to-wit:
Beginning at the W~ corner Section
10-85-8 and running thence E for two
imiles and terminating at the El4
corner Section 11-85-8, lying in Wash-
ington Township.
And the County Engineer having
reeonlmended in his report the estab-
lishment of said Secondary B.oad Dis-
trict, on motion by Supervisor Stirm,
seconded by Supervisor Robovsky, the
report and plat were approved and no-
tice of i~earing was set for 2:15 o'clock
p. nl., November 15th, 1938, and the
County Auditor was instructed to pub-
lish notice thereof in the Center I'oint
Indel)endent as requiredby Section
4746, 1935 Code of Iowa. All nlenlbers
voti;ng "Aye" thereon.
The County Engineer having filed
ilans and estimated cost of construc-
tion of the folh)wing bridge:
Bridge No. 966, Section 25-84-8,
$683.20.
On motion by Supervisor Seevell,
seconded by Supervisor Robovsky, the
plans were approved and placed on
file and the work authorized to be
done. All members voting "Aye"
thereon.
CLAIMS ALLOWED
Ambulance Sere Co., sol rel,
poor, ambulance ............ $ 18.00
A & P Tea Co, poor prov ...... 64.14
Alexanders Food Mkt, poor prov 20.38
Armstrong Elev Co., poor fuel., 7.40
Auld, Mrs. Mae. poor rent .... 12.00
Anlspoker, Martha, poor, rent.. 12.00
Als Furniture, sol rel, stove .. 4.59
Izer, G.S., poor rent ........... 10.00
Ia Elec Light & Power, sol rel,
light sere .................. 2.49
Ireland Coal Co., sol rel fuel .. 3.45
la Pupils Reading Circle, libra-
ry books .................... 29.00
Ia Culvert & Pipe Co., road sup 514.34
Ia Culvert & Pipe Co., road sup 3141.96
Illinois Powder Mfg Co., dyna-
mite ....................... 550.80
ia Elec Light & Power, poor,
light sere ...................3.83
Independent Meat & Groe, poor.
prov . ...................... 8.16
Jones, Dempsy, Co B.ec, record-
ins deed .....................95
Keller Co., Walton A., 1).C. tl.ep.
sup ........................ 5.87
Koehn Groc, poor llrOV . ....... 4.02
Kenwood Park Fuel & Enter-
prise Coal Co., poor, fuel .... 85.07
King, t1.E., poor rent .......... 10.00
Kinlberling, Mrs. E. L., poor,
rent ........................ 10.00
b=ent. M. W., sol ret, rent ...... 15.00
Kopee ~y, F. E., sol rel, conlDlr,
sal, mileage ................ 14.90
Kent,M. V(., poor rent ........ 15.00
gash & garry Store, poor prov 14.23
Kenwood Park Fuel & Enter-
prise Coal Co., poor fuel .... 99.27
Longs Dept. Store, poor, prov .. 15.30
Leii)sohn Food Mkt, poor prov 65.98
Lilts Groc, poor 1)roy ......... 15.92
Leading Star tlroc, poor prov .. 6.43
Lobenstein, 1.M., poor rent .... 10.00
Lynott, A1, poor rent .........10.(10
Lovell, Mrs. Ida, poor rent .... i;.00
LiPllincott Co, J.B., library books 3.00
Lyons & Carnahan, library books15.00
Larilner Hdwe Co.. Fng, sup,
maint hdw 8¢ tools ..........561.60
Larimer Hdwe Co., dynamitc
& bridge sup ................ 166.31
Lake, Dr. A.B., poor mcd aid .. 22.00
Mid Continent Petr Corp, poor,
kerosene ................... 1.09
Marion Dairy Store, poor prov. 2.14
51asterhan Co, Fenton, poor pro\' 15.20
Melrose Dairy, poor prov ......9.'29
Mercy Hosp, poor hosp ........ 76.00
Moen Funeral Home, poor bur-
ial
.......................... 65.30
Moravec, Dr. E.L., poor, reed
aid ........................ 9.00
Marsball, Mrs. Theresa, poor,
bd & rm ................... 10.00
Matyk & Son, P., poor, sewing
sup ........................ 57.52
Mear, Mary, poor rent ........ 6.00
Millcr, (let) W., sol rel, stoves 10.00
Mercy Hosp, sol rel, hosp .... 92.00
Alarion Water Co., sol rel, water
serv ........................ 87
Mikulas, I., poor rent ......... 10.00
Me-Too Grog poor, prov ...... 243.07
Masterhan Co., Fenton, poor
prov ....................... 5.02
Mitvalsky Groc, poor prov .... 19.18
Moen Funeral Honle, poor, anl-
balance
.................... 10.00
Mercy Hosp, I)oor hosp ...... 57.00
Moorman Mfg Co., Co Honle, feed 19.80
.Marion Sentinel, pub elec proc-
lamation ................... 21.40
Marion Sentinel, pub notice for
tax deed .................... 160.00
McCann, Pat, poor, fuel ....... 6.12
McMahon, Owen, sol rel, rent 12.00
Mcl)onald, C. tt., poor rent .... 20.00:
McDonald, John }tOSll, poor, hosp 8.50i
Nat Tea Co., poor prov ........ 30.70
Nat Tea Co., poor prov .......4.49
Nassif, Sam J., sol rel, rent .... 10.00
Nat Tea Co., sol rel, prov ..... 9.18
Speak, James V., poor rent ...10.00
Naibert, Dr. 1L, t)oor, reed aid.. 12.50
N.W. Bell Tel Co., shop, tel
serv ....................... 30.09
N. W. Bell Tel Co., sewing" proj,
etel sere ..................... 6.75
O'Brien, Robt E., use tax ...... 10.61
O'Brien, John J., poor rent .... 5.00
O'Connell, Mrs. E. M., poor rent 5.00
O'Connell, Mrs. Ada, poor rent. 10.00
Polk & Co, R. L., city director-
ies ......................... 142.80
Peoples (trot, poor prov ........ 336.28
Proehaska, Tressa, poor rent ., 10.00
PeoplesGroc,solrel, prov .... 16.53
PcoplesGroc,solrel, prov .... 10.81
PeoplesGroc,solrel, prov ,.. 18.36
Pettys Dairy,solrelprov .,. 15.47
Pratt, Frank,poor rent ..... 20.00
Peoples Groe,poor prov ..... 111.78
Post's 9th St. Groc, poor Drov , 33.38
Pcttys Dairy, poor prov ...... 9.43
Quality Pharmacy, poor drugs 1.28
Rathje Grog poor prov ....... 6.43
Risk, "vV. A.. poor pov .......... 10.51
Rapaport, I., sol rel, kerosene .. 8.28
Rude Auto Co., O'seer, car rprs 11.77
Rude Auto Co., Eng', car rprs,
Severa, Dr. Leo G., poor, riled
aid ......................... 22.00
St. Lakes Meth. Hosp., poor hosp (i4.00
Sauers Groc, poor prov ........ 12.24
Searles Dairy, poor prov ...... 63.47
Stahl Co., poor prov ........... 7.96
Sterners General Store, poor prov 27.2!t
Shadid Groe, poor prov ........ 16.10
Spratt, Mrs. H.F., poor rent .... 5.00
Stolba, F., poor rent ........... 10.00
Scolaro, Mrs. M~lry, poor rent .. 5.00
Simon, Frank, S.R. Connnr, sal
mileage .................... 12.40
St. Lakes Meth. Hosp., poor
hosp ....................... 6.00
Sanford Co,, Morris, library
books ..................... 1.92
Sunshine Mission, poor, bd &
rnl ......................... 10.00
Sunshine Mission, poor rent ...6.00
Snlid, A.G., poor rent .......... 10.00
Stocker, Newton, poor rent .... 10.00
St. Anthony & Dakota Elev Co.,
poor, fuel ................... 19.43
See Rd Maint Fund, O'seer, car
exp ........................ 136.78
See. Rd Maint Fund, Prob ofc,
eam of smooth-mouthed work horses, a mare and gelding, wt 3300, a good honest work pair; team of smooth-
mares, one weighing 1100 and the other 1300; grey mare, smooth mouthed, wt. 1550, an excellent worker;
l, are pony, wt. 900 lbs. a kid broke one and safe in foal; grey filley, 1 year old, a nice general purpose kind;
cKling colt, full brother to the yearling•
Brown Swiss and Guernsey milch cow, sound and right and bred to a Guernsey bull for March calv!::¢[
• and.Bangs tested; 5 year old pure bred Jersey cow, a heavy springer due to freshen Jan. lath; ;:1 g u
ws with ealv eers and heifers comln 2 ears old, in
I es at side, nice vealers• Herefords; 11 White faced st " " g y "
sh; 8 Shorthorn steers and heifers, year old past, good stockers; 2 Hereford bulls weighing about 900 lbs,
eas and sure breeders, they are nice marked fellows; 20 head of Hereford feeding steers, very choice,
o ms, been on feed about 60 or 70 days and doing fine, everyone of these is a real one, they were hand picked
\!2 loads. You won't see a nicer load in a day's travel, they are Nebraska sand hill cattle, come and see them.
165 HOGS
[2re:Hampshire gilts bred to a Berkshire boar to farrow from March 19 on. They are extra good and im-
Uampshire sows with 17 pigs 4 weeks old at side, these will be 6 weeks old sale day and will be sold
138 extra choice Hampshire and Berkshire crossed fall pigs, vaccinated, weaned and wormed, and oh boy
tnlce! They will be sold in lots to suit. 1 yearling Berkshire boar, a real breeder and not too large, eligible
ration; this fellow sires extra large litters.
, ETC.
D.eere grain elevator, 34 foot drag with extension spouts, has three 6-foot spouts, com-
w th hoist and power unit, this is all steel and is just like new. One McCormick-Deerlng
rotary hoe with horse and tractor hitch; John Deere 15-foot folding disc, like new an:ecln
snape; 20-ft steel lever harrow, all complete; McCormick-Deering mounted type corn picker, runs per ;
plow; 16-ft Elliott stalk rake; 2-hole corn sheller with drag feeder, in good condition; Emerson sulky
4-wheel trailer with all new tires size 29x4.40 on disc wheels; 3-horse John Deere gas engine in perfect
used a little; F-12 Farmall tractor used only 3 years and in perfect shape; 2-row tractor corn plow;
12-inch tractor plow; 16-inch walking plow; Peoria end gate seeder; 2 wagons, one is a truck
and one a high wagon; good hay rack; 10-ft McCormick-Deering disc, a good one; John Deere 999 corn
and wire; Fresno scraper; Oscillating bob sled; Economy King cream separator; some small tools and many
articles• 4 A-shaped individual hog houses like new, good floors and on skids.
CORN, OATS, HAY
of choice yellow corn in good cribs to be sold in lots to suit by weight or measure; 1200 bushels of
seed oats, test 31, there are no bad weeds in them.
100 TONS OF HAY IN TWO BARNS
Petrick is an uncle of Mr. Hartman.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zerbe vis-
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Plowers in Cedar Rapids on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henik of Mt.
Vernon and Mrs. Louise Raim were
recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Brosh.
Mrs. George Rushek, Mrs. Frank
Bartosh, Milo Rushek and Mrs.
James Hartman made a recent trip
to Necedah, WIN., where they visited
at the Edward Dvorak and William
Raddle homes.
Mrs. Gerald Scott
ENTERTAIN I~A--~ON
TOWNSHIP TEACHERS AT
HARRY STONEKING HOME
The Marion township teachers
were entertained in the Harry
Stoneking home on Tuesday even-
ing with Jean Moore as hostess at
their Christmas party. County Su-
perintendent Walter Shupp and
IVIrs. Shupp were special guests
with fourteen teachers attending.
The tables were decorated in keep-
ing with the season and a grab bag
was enjoyed as was the oyster sup-
per served by the hostess and her
mother Mrs. Harry Stoneking.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. H. Ralph Duncan on Dec. 16
at St. Lukes hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Scott, Myra
Jane and Joe, Mrs. Lila Ives and
Floyd Dec[pus spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dec[pus, Doris
and John spent Sunday in the Er-
nest Smith home at Olin.
Mrs. Lila Ives returned to the
Harlie Ives home Friday evening
after a visit in the home of her
brother, Gerald Scott and family.
Max Waln and his friend Miss
A & P Groe, sol rel, prov .... 12.65car exp .................... 28.34
Allyn & Bacon, library books .. 2.10 Speeder Mash Corp., equip rprs 73.54
Appleton Century Co., library Stocker, Claude, poor rent .... 3.40
books ...................... 2.92iThird St. Food Shop, poor prov28.00
Automativ Voting Mach Co., Gen , ~ Tumilty's Groe, poor prov .... 15.91
election sup ................ 34.12Taylor Fred,poor prov ....... 6.22
Armstrong Elev, poor, fuel .... 14.78Travis, Mrs.Wihna, poor rent 10.00
A & L Groc, poor, prov ........ 17.85Taylor. Fred, poor prov ........2.80
A B C Food Shop, poor, prov .. 2.04Univ of Chicago Press, library
Bankers Trust Co., int on Ct Hs books ...................... 8.33
bonds ................. 44523 75Vyhanek, Rudolph, poor rent .. 10.00
Booth, Dr. C.N., poor, nled aid 21.50
Butterfield, Dr A R, i)oor, reed
aid" . ....................... 3.00
Babcock, M/rs. G C, poor nursing 33.75
Blair, \Vilbur, poor rent ...... 12.00
Bye, H.H., sol tel, rent ........ 8.00
Baldwin, F B, O A A postage .. 71.70
Barry Co., M. J., library books.. 15.55
Borschel, Mrs., poor, bd & rm .. 35.00
Butterfield, Mrs. Ed., poor rent 12.00
Blayh)ck, Harold, poor, rent ... 10.00
Batchelder, C.E., O'seer, supplies 10.00
Butters Store, l)oor, prov ...... 3.67
Benesh, Dr. F. B., poor, reed aid 3.00
Bokorney Serv., equip rprs .... 44.44
Brookman, Harry, equip rprs .. 27.87
Children's Home, The, dependent
children .................... 226.50
C R (?,as Co., O'seer, gas sere .. 1.40
City Water Works, poor, water
serv ....................... 2.00
Cut Rate Food Shop, poor, prov 19.39
Condon Groc, poor l)rov ...... 15.30
Cook & Wilson, poor prov .... 4.08
Chase, Mrs. Rena, poor rent .. 12.00
Crew, Dr. A,E., peor, rent .... 1000
C R Bldg & Loan. poor rent .. 10.00
Conway & Co, ~V. J., poor rent 10.00
C R Gas Co., sol rel, gas sere.. 3.57I
City Water Works, sol tel, water
sere ....................... 1.53
Central Book Store, library
books ......................20.15
Center Point Water Works. shop
water serv ................. 1.84
Cedar Rapids Gas Co., poor, gas
serv ........................ 70
Coreys Groc, poor prov ........ 39.17
Drew, Seth S., St Hs rprs ...... 1.00
Davis Standard Sere, poor, kero-
sene ........................ 70
Dow, Dr. L.C., reed aid ....... 11.50
Dukek, Charles, poor rent ..... 10.00
Dixon, Mrs. Alice, poor rent ... 6.00
Dodds Co. L. V., supplies, insti-
tute ......................... 51.00
[)arden, H. (I., poor rent ....... 10.00
Eastburn, All[e, poor rent .... 10.00
Etzels Dairy, poor, prov ........ 3.50
Fenner, C L, Dr, poor, reed aid 6.00
Fegley, Mrs. J. ~,V., poor bd &
rm ......................... 70.00
Fouse, S. G., poor prov ........ 30.13
Fisher & Fisher, poor rent .. 8.00
Fladiys Groc, sol rel, prov .... 12.65
Frys Dairy, sol rel, prov ...... 3.06
Farmers Exchange, sol rel, prov 7.34
Fry's Dairy, poor, prov ...... 8.57
Frink, Olive, poor, rent ........ 4.00
Vondracek, Dairy, poor prov .. 3.93
Vaw'a Bros, poor prov ...... 26.32
Wilson & Co., Co Home, prov .. 167.33
Witwer Groeer Co., Co Home,
prov ....................... 73.87
Wilona Groc, poor, prov ....... 7.1t6
"~Vaddle, S. M., poor prov ...... 9.49
Walbrand, A.H., $11 Commr, sal
mileage .................... 4.50
Willia ..... Mrs. V¢.J., sol rel, rent llii00
Windsor Hotel, sol tel, rent ...
Ware, I. E., sol rel, prov ...... '.
%rhitney Coal Co., Geo P.. sol rel,
fuel ........................ 3.32
Wilcox & Follet Co., library
books ...................... 61.30
"Waffle Book Co, O. G., library
books ...................... 13.36
Winston Co., John Co., library
Wheeler Pub Co., library books
Wilkers,W.M., stove rprs ....
Williams, Chas, S., poor rent ..10100
Vlathen, Edith. poor rent ..... 5.00
Wilson, Harold, poor, rent .... 10.00
Watson, A.N., poor prov ...... 5.10
Wegman, Leo J., State Treas,
232.08
gasoline tax ................ 15.95
Yager Co., Jack, poor clothing'..
Young, A. C.. poor rent ........
Zaehar Bros, poor prov ...... 62165
Zemans Groc, poor prov ...... 10.62
Zachar Bros. sol rel, prov ..... 20.71
Work Relief Payroll No. 49, 193~4
Chavez, Joe ................... 9.60
Cortez, Pete ................... 9.60
Rodriquez, John .............. 9.60
Root, Ralph .................. 9.60
WIDOWS P~NSION~
Adams. Margaret .............. $50.00
Allen, Esma .................... 30.00
Anderson. F~lizabeth ............ 10.00
l~abbit t. Bertha ................ 10.00
Barrett, Frances ............... 20.00
Be Miller, Nellie ................ 10.00
Braguc. Lela ................... 20.00
Brim, Win[fred ................ 10.00
Brown, Mildred ................ 10.00
Burger, Leona ................. 40.00
Burrows. Martha ............... 10.00
Car[e, Mable ................... 10.00
Cavanaugh, Nellie .............. 30.00
Clarke. Leona .................. 20.00
Cook, Lucille ................... 20.00
Cook,Nell ..................... 40.00
Cook,Marie .................... 16.00
Coon,Millie .................... 20.00
Coonrod. Edith ................ 30.00
17~nlnlin II¢~r¢lor ~nent Sunday in Guess, I)r. W. H., poor, nled aid 3.50
of.very fine second crop clover hay. nut up without rain, if you need some choice cow hay come and .............. , , ~ (,runewald," W.J. po~,r rent .... 10.00
rsel 7.8 tons of clover and timothy hay "in mows and about 12 tons of 2 year old timothy hay as oright Elmerthe homeBorder.Of the latter s brother Grim0riffi, n,I)ri?, rrent...rent 10.0010.00
, Inls is all grade A hay; there is a dandy place to bale this out and it will be sold either by weight or Mr and Mrs Frank Letner and (lattos ,qroe, sol rel. prov ..... 3.67
or 5 bushels of choice yellow seed corn:, grows 100%. .. • _ .. 7-: ....... IGlobe Groc. sol tel, prov ...... 53.31
lvir. ana leers, t~erala ~cott ana Joe~Gattos Groc, sol rel, prov ..... 21.62
and Mrs. Lila 1yes on Thursday ev- Grissel Cornice Co., D C Rcp,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS ening attended the home concert(linnSUp & ........................ Co, library books ...... 1.464"20
t " of the musical groups of the Marion (;uess Dr V¢ H poor Ined aid2.00
Electric Ref new this is a beaut come ......
| .. , rigerator, Kelvinator, used only 3 months and was bought brand , " " Y, high school. Myra Jane Scott sang Glidden. Mrs. L.C.. poor rent .. 7.00
• tlt, wnere we are going we have no electric tv, we hate to sell it but our loss will be your gain. 3-room with the girls glee club, of which tt!ra~dnH~tle~' poor ren~ ....... 5.005'00
I " lorneater, a oodo • "" • " " nd writin desk" kitchen she is a member. ~oodricige, °l~,va, p'oor~ rcni':ii: 30.00
• g . he, 5-ro0m parlor heater hke new, combination book case a _ g ,
oak dresser; large dinin room tahlp" nr| mattresses: 4 burner Perfection kerosene Miss Ruby O'Connor has been Gaffey, James, .poor. rent ...... 4.00
,. . _ o ........... , _ , - • • a h e Gazette t o, pup proc .......... 39.56
orkmg m the Ralph Dune n om
, uandy bird cage and stand; Congoleum bed room rug; center table; hand carved taboret• Holllngsworth. Mary, P.M., Gen
several weeks, elec postage ............... 102.00
~ I{onlc Oil t~ (~aS C .... poor, gas
HARNESS,
COLLARS,
ETC.
• -- = 1.61
2.00
~y~ 13.50
II l ....... Hasek, 'Bros, poor, med aid ...
avy sets of harness, one is a Concord and one a good back pad harness; 1 set is like new not a broken strap l l CillalllCSvllle Hmtons ( roe, poor rov ...... 74
~ ~lIIermanek. Frank, poor, rent ..10100
30 CHICKENS •[~ ~)~l~r~m~l~ ~rl~ ~] Heverly. O. Jay, poor, rent .... 7.00
~1~ "a~,~i~,~lil"~ ~" ]1~] Hunte, Ralph, poor rent ....... 8.00
~i[FIart, Mrs. Sam, poor rent .... 4.62
30 yearling 'Buff 0rpington hens laying swell, l/il license No 13 ]l~lHedges Co., poor rent .......... 20.00
ll~ll • ' Ig[ IIunter. Elmer, poor rent ..... 12.00
EHLE & PITLIK WILL HAVE LUNCH WAGON I/~ n~:~r~x,~ ,)oa till Hadsell, Ada, sol rel, rent ..... 10.00
l|~ rnlJl~llP~ ~;~ ~/ Holden-Kahler Co., supp, Aud,
stock, election ..............
l[~. MECHANICSVILLE [[m,u~hton Mifflin C .... library 18.61
G I/~ r~l books ........................ 24~14
II/gi ~VUl Pt~)mptly l~move All ~/ Hasek, Dr. V.O., poor , reed aid 21.00
II|llt Dead Aninlals ~lttowe, ~aran, poor, ren~ ...... 4.00
~~ • ~ I/~ ' ~l~l Helman, Mrs. F. L., poor rent .. 42.00
~ IIeller & Co., B., Co Home, prov
Auct." G.L. Hill, Clerk l/i!.We Pay All Telephone Calls. ~[ Hanson, E O. de1 tax eoll, eomm616..13"829r,,,
• |~ ;0/lla Elee Light & Power, light
[~h~l~'~l~~ [ serv . ...................... 5.54
2
McLaughlin, Kate .............. 7.50
Margretz, Pauline .............. 56.00
Martin, Angeline ............... 40.00
Melendy, Juanlta .............. 30.00
Mendel, Joan ................... 10.00
Meyers, Olive ................... 30.00
Miller, Della ................... 16.00
Miller, Laura ................... 30.00
Newkirk, Ruth ................ 70.00
Newlin, Wanda ................ 20.00
Norris, Elizabeth ............... 24.00
O'Brlen, Virginia ............... 12.00
Parsons, Yvonne ............... ~.L20
Patten, Edna .................. 30.00
Pollet, Grace .................. 40.00
B.abik, Frances ................ 20.00
Reed, Bertha ................... 16.00
Reilly, Beatrice ............... 20,00
Rion, June ..................... 10.00
Robinson, Lena ................ 10.00
llyan, Catherine l) ............. 60.00
Ryan, Emily ................... 10.00
Schneider, Marion ............. 8.57
Schnell, Rachel ................ 14.29
Schultz, Irma ................... 10.00
Shea, Marion ................... 30.00
Shelton. Bessie ................ 10.00
Sommers, Marie ................ 50.00
Steggall, Alma ................. 18.00
Switzer, Rena ................. I0.00
Thonle. Freda .................. 10.00
Tompkins, Mary ............... 20.00
Titus, Gertrude ............... 16.00
Vavra, Mary ................... 10.00
Wells, Lula .................... 8.00
Wells, Mary .................. 6,43
\Venger,Blanche .............. 20.00
Wheeler, Pansy ................ 10.00
XVilford, II,tzel ................. 40.00
Willits, Irene .................. 31.07
Wilson, Emma ................. 20.00
Wood, Jessie .................. 10.00
On n/otion the Board of Supt,rvisors
adourned to November 1st, 1938.
Novenlber Ist, 1038
The Board of Supervisors lllet pur-
suant to adjournalent, all ll/Cnl/)ers l)c-
ins present.
()n motion by Supervisor Stirln, st.c-
onded I)y Supervisor Bobovsky, the
folh)wing rt~solution \van adopted, ;Ill
nlealbers voting "Aye" thereun :
l l I.ISO1AJT ION
BE 1T RESOI,VED I)y the Board/of
Supervisors of Linn County, Iowa, that:
VVitEREAS, this Cuunty holds title
to the East Forty and one-half t40~Nz)
Feet of Lot One (1), lHo(.k Twenty-
eight (28) Original Town of Marion,
in IAnn Connty, h)wa, which title ~as
acquired by tax deed, alld
WHEREAS. Earle and Marie (lernert
have offered to purchase the said pro-
perty for the sum of $500.00 and all
tax levying and tax certifying bodies
having interest in the g('neral taxes
having givcn written at)l)rov~d tht,rcof.
and this Board being satisficd that said
sale is adwtntageous .
NOW, THEi{F]FOBt~],' " L~F; IT RI,]-
SO1,VED that the ('hairman of t his
Board, Etu/er ~1. St~evell is authorized
alld directed to exeutltt! a d~ed t)f con-
veyance to the said Farte and M¢lrie
(;ernert upon receipt of the said sunl
of $500.00 in cash, and
.BE IT FUIUI'tl liIH. l~lqSt)l,Vlql) that
on reecipt of said $500.00 the sante or
SO InUch thcreof as may be necessary,
l)e paid to the ('~unty Trea~tlrer tO
satisfy the taxes assessed against the
said prot)erty for the years 1936 and
1937.
On nn)tion by Supervisor Stirnl, sec-
onded by Supervisor Robovsky. the fol-
lowing resolution was adol)ted, all
menlbcrs voting "Aye" thereou:
I~ESOLUTION
BE IT RI,]S()I~VE[) BY q'HE BOARD
OF SUPERVISO11S OF I,[NN ('()UNTY.
IOWA, that the deed of eonveyallce exe-
cuted and acknowledged on behalf of
Linn (~ounty. Iovea, by I,~lnlt, r M. Sec-
veil, (~hairnlan of the Board of Super-
visors, eonveyDlg t,) l','arle and Marie
(lernert the lqast Forty and ono-half
(E40~..~) Feet of Lot l, I'b)('k 28, ()rig-
inal Town of Marion in l~|nrt ('l)Llllty,
h)wa, for the cash ('onsideratiun of
$500.00 is hereby apl)roved.
On motion by Supervisor Stirln, sec-
()nded by Supervisor Seevell, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted, all
lllelilbers voting "Aye" thereon:
ItESOI.UTION
BE IT Bt,ISOLVEI) I)5" the I;oard of
Supervisors of Linn County, h)wa, that
the Chairnlan of said l',oard, Ehner M.
Secvell, is authorizcd and directed to
executc and ackno\vledge It deed for
and on behalf of the County, conveying
to l)aniel A. Peterson and Naonli I'ett, r-
son, his wife, as joint tenants and not
ns tenants in COITIIIIon, ail(t to lbe stlr-
viw)r, 1.ots Sevent(,en (17). Ei~htet~n
18). Nineteen (19) and Twenty (211)
in Wl~odulans Additi.n to /'~lltral City,
loxva, Ul)OIl receipt ,,f t]le Colisideration
of Five Hundred Twenty and 55/100
1)ollars ($520.55).
On motion by Supervis~r Stirln, see-
i)nded by Snpervisor Seevetl, the fol-
h)wing resolution was adopted, all
inelllbcrs voting "Aye" tltt, reOll :
I~ F]SOI~UTION
BF] IT RESOLVI,Ht by the Board of
Supervisors of Linn County, Iowa, that
the deed executed and acknowledged
on bellalf of Linn County, Iowa, con-
veying Lots Seventeen (17) Eighteen
18), Ninctcen (19) and Twenty (20)
in Woodmans Addition to Central City,
h)wa, to l)aniel A. PeteI'son and Nat)nil
Peterson. his wife, as joint teilants and
not Its tenants in (.Ollllnon, and to tbe
survivor, for the (!onsideration of Five
Hundrcd Twenty and 55/100 l)olIars
($520.55) is heret)y approw'd, and this
approvalis ordered El)read upon the
ininutes of this Board's l)rocet dings.
Oil nlotion by Sui)ervisor Seevell, st'c-
onded by Supervisor Stirm, the assign-
Inent t)f (!ontract by M. (). ~Veav,~r, In-
corporated, Des Moines, h)wa, to Baker
and Patton, Independence, Iowa, for
the following described county road
projects lct under (.olltr;ict datod Oc-
tober 11th, 1[);18, was h(,reby apl)roved.
All members voting "Aye" thereon.
No. 1 tlravel Surfacing 3000 ca. yards
(ti 4:{ $1290.00.
No. 2 (frayed Surfacing 1500 eu. yds.
0' .43, $645.00.
No. 3 Gravel l{esurfa('. 1000 cu. yds.
@ .31, $;110.00.
No. 6 (travel Surfacing 600 cu yds. 0)
.33, $198.00.
Alternate 6A 600 (.u. yds. rfi) .43,
;258.(10.
No. 7 (iravcl Surfacing 700 cu.yds.
.43. $3(tl.00.
Alternate 7A @ .51, $357.00.
No. 8 Gravel Surfaeing 1125 cu.yds.
~ .295. $331.87.
No. 9 Gravel Surfacing 500 eu. yds.
0) .295, $147.50.
No. 12 Gravel Surfacing 750 eu.yds.
6r .37, $277.50. Total, $351)0.87
On nlotion by Supervisor ]{obovsky,
seconded by Supervisor Stirm, the
Connty Auditor \van authorized to ns-
sign the folh)wing tax sale certificates
and in the amount of taxes due with
interest and penalty thereon on the
date of assignnlent, all nlenlbers voting
"Aye" thereon :
Certificate No. PI~138A, Tax Sale [)ee-
ember 7th, 1936, Assign t(i Fred \\'.
Hann.
Certificate No. PB139A, Tax Sale 1)~c-
ember 7th, 1936, Assign to Fred W.
Hann.
On nlotion by Supervis~)r Scevt, ll, sec-
onded by Supervisor Bobovsky, the re-
port of John Taylor, (~onstahle, Rapids
Township, for the quarter ending June
30th, 19"18, was examined and ordered
placed on file. All int~mhers voting
"Aye" thereon.
On motion by Supervisor Seevell, sec-
onded 1)3" Supervisor Rohovsky, the
purehasc of one Brooks toad lugger
one and one-half yard capacity, equip-
r)ed with five one and /me-half yard
buckets, was authorized to I)e I)urchas-
ed from the Anderson Equipnlent Co..
Omaha, Ncbraska for the total sum of
$1.325.00, saale to be used by (he IAnn
County Road I)epartment. All menl-
bcrs voting "Aye" tberc:m.
CLAIMS ALLO~'E1)
Anthony (irocery, jail prov . . . $ 6.63
Allicks (Irocery, poor prov .... 3.96
Anthony (iroeery, poor l)r()\' . . 50.39
Anderson. Enlil, poor rent .... 5.00
Ayash Nick. p(mr rent ........ 5.00
Adams, Dr. F. W., poor nled aid 2.00
Anlbulance S(rvice Co., poor anl-
bulan(.e .................... 11.00
Anthony (~rocery, sol relief prov 25.72
Craig. Betty" .................... 16.00Adanls, Mrs. l,~'lmer, ll,-~r rent . 2.00
Dahlstrand, Emnta ............. 4.29 Alcxanders Food Market, poor,
prov ....................... 7.93
l~avl:., Harriet .................. 16.00Anthony Food Sh )I, p (r t)r()v. 11.02
Dougherty, Gladys .............. 10.00
Donovan, Emma ............... 10.00A & P Tea Co, poor 1)roy . ..... 63.34
Doonan, Flora ................. 20.00Brosh. Frank A., poor burial .... 60.00
Bhle Valley I)airy. po,)r pl'l~v .. 7:{.1i{
I)orsey, Golden ................. 10"00Burgess. J. F., poor In'~)v . ..... 15.85
DraDer, Alice .................. 20.00Briners Brocery. poor l)rov ..,. 34.09
l)vorak, Anna .................. 10.00Brown, IL D,, poor rent ........ 6,67
Emery Virginia 10 O0'~r' "" "
Ferreter'~ " ' Margaret'" .............. i0'0|'' )lney' ~'~.,/.,~ poor r,.nt ........ 12.00
F "nn Anetta' " ............. ~u'~'00 II(Birlt ..... n & O ,. 5~alcolnl,. , p,-)r rent 20.00
v'-'lsner-' JUlla~" ±~a~; ............ ~u~a'a0u u lvlrs, l,~a "l p )r r 'n! . ..... 12.(}¢1
' ................ 20"00 Bluekl, Mrs. Wm. poor rent .... 17.00
F ole~ Mary ~ k
• "'~ " " .................. 20'00] la e"Mrs. Eliza po,)r r(nt 10.00
Freeman Frances B ~ ~' • ' ''
' * ........... 8 00I luskl. Mrs. Win,p r rent . 9.00
French, ()live .................,/^, Bosworth, Mrs.L()uis, sol r~l'ief
Fuller, Philena ................. ~v.uurent
(Irt en. Margaret 2000 B~ i~t rs' (]-'~- ........ ; • •., ......7.00
" .............. 20'00 " ' "~ ~,',eery, Sol rcllef, pl'()V 32.(;4
(;rim,n, Margar.et .............. 20"00l~rutsman Madcline, Treas extr'l
Groat, Marguerite ............... help ' " "
Hanuha\\. Vera 4000 B trb( I "]"~tl')~ ;'" ;I; ............... 75.!)0
................. 10"00 ~ • ". '," ' . reits, vxtra bel]~ 75.00
Hatter Addie .................. "~'^0Butterfield, I)r. A. R. I)~-~r lind
Harden, Itazel ................. t~.u aid
Harper, Hattie. ................. 10.00Boston Store. poor se\vill~.," ~ll{~: 7.50
Hatt Elizabetn ................ zu.uu plies ' '
Halnling Mary ................10.00t'indh~rs' "l I/:''-" " "-" ............. 72.71
' ' - ,tti ). I}t)()r p t'~v 1.7,7
lIorsky Pea q Mae . 10 00 Baba ( r o~ v --~ ....
• • ' . ............ ^'^^ , . , s, ~(~l" llrov . 72,92
Jayne Luc lleD ............ l~.uvBorsehel Mrs -~,a ,, "'.''"
' . . •. . t ,~ t-i. poor nursing
Johnson,Emma 30 00 t Broulik Wm ....... 24.36
.................. . p,Iuv renl ...... 19.00
J hnson Irene 10 00Be ~t I )ren x~ ( -~ ~ --- - " "
. • ' ........ " , ~ ' 'u (lestru('th)n
Kaiser, Anna .................. 10.001 l=~aih,v F'dn.~ I~ S'~,, ,•+ ~ . 50.25
Kent, Olive ....................30.00 i sal'~rv ....... ' ...... hp,
I)Imdbiall, ]~,er~hlene ............... 20.00[Cities Se,'\'ice (~il (',., tmor k;,r," 104.,),1
g, • P ............... U,O0 I sent . .
I( nik Frances 1000 t~.~,~ ,,~ " ..... ;.' ' ; .......... 1.0.t
Kotek, Minnie ..................10.00]('arney, ~,V.J., poor pro(" ." ..... 7.96
[ ow A1 ce g 1200
.% '_ A . " ................... i Collins Store, poor prov . i ~ i " ' "
l,loyu, onalee .................. 20.00[Cut Bat,, Food Store poor privy 6.94
14.65
Luettjohann, Minnie ........... 30.00 [ ('edar \'alloy Dairy, llo,r llr~)v1.57
McDonald, Win[fred ............ 10.00~('arvers I)airv podr prov
McEnany, Margaret ............ 10.001 iTch'he Continued) ....3.15