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THE HAWKEYE-RECORD ] ........................
and THE LISBON IIERALD ]~ ~ A 1. ~" ~ A ]1~ l~"
104 $nd Ave.. North, Mount Vernon, Iowa j~J Z.JL ~ ~ Jtx ~v~ ~ JLw JL~,
Offief~l Newspaper •ountVernon and z : : : : : : : : : : : = : : : : : : : : : --
Linn County I Editor - - Margaret Siggins
~ I Ass't Editor - - Kay Current
Lloyd MeCuteheon Estate, Proprietor _ . ..
James W MeCutcheon Edi~r ~usmess ~vigr. - Let!tin Beranek
Cuntator~°unt Vernon' end Lisbon,[ Features--Alice Y odicka, Marjorie
Publi?i~nn
• • y, Iowa, every Thursday. ] Joy Hartung, Mattie Johnson.
~--- Reporters--Ellen Sutliff, Genevieve
THE MOUNT VERNON HAWKgYE Snydcr Louise Dvorak, Loretta
Founded in 1869 by S H Bauman .--- '
~ayes.
~" Sports--Mark Hutchinson Arlo
THE MOUNT VERNON REMARKER ~ ~ "'' " 1D r
........ b -'inard Lozier l,~ilison, Howard Orms, J" I Ey e,
~oundeo In 18Y6 y
~__ Paul Snyder.
THE LISBON HERALD ---
Founded in 1894 by W. F. Stohl FI)ITORIAL
ON NEIV YE&R'S DAY
Subscription Rate We all cele/)rate New Year's Day
One year, in Linn and xdjoining 150 in one way or another, but how
counties, per year ....... ~. ...... $. many of us ever stop to consider
One year, outside Linn and aajoining •
counties, but within the state, the origin of the New Year's cele-
per year ........................ $1•~ brat!on? Upon delving more deep-
One year, outside the state ........ $ " ly into this subject, your editor has
~---- found the following bit of infor-
Notices for entertainments or other gath- •.
erings to which a charge is made, 10marion:
cents per line, minimum charge 25 cents• New Year's Day has not always
cent~'~" ]~ e -m'inimu"# *h'"k'n'n¢l re~Muti°ns dry respect been celebrated on January 1. In
Calr:
• , " " m char e $1.00 fact, in Russia and Greece and
Display advertising rates furnished on up- other countries today which use
p4ication to responsible advertisers, the Julian calendar New Ye,u"s
Day and all other holidays are cele-
ember Iowa Press Association Nations • . --
M , ' --~ r orated tnirteen days later than in
Editorial Association Foreign ~uve - '.
rising Representative, lonwa N::s~lacper'" thin: country. Christmas, Easter,
Inc., 405 Shops Bull" g, pines, A uric!at!on (March 25), and
Iowa. March I have all shared honors in
~----~-~ having New Year's Day bestowed
Entered as second class mail matter at --
the post office of Mount Vernon, Iowa, and upon them.. ....
Lisbon Iowa J'rom earliest records, thin any
............. has been celebrated with feasting
and the exchange of gifts, The or-
- _ igin of exchanging presents was
U[~,~A fl[~"t~Ip~ with the Romans; they presented
IT~I'~ r~X~) gifts to the King of the Sa,bines.
lh a,,iATI These gifts were really gifts to
various gods and goddesses as tok-
ens of good omen. Then more ela-
borate gifts were presented to the
emperor to wish him a happy new
D IN YOUR ITF MS
SEN -" " ~- "' vear. In many countries yet today,
.___._. this holiday is celebrated by the
The hours of the Hawkeye exchange of gifts.
• from nine" hntll But in all lands and in all
rel)or~er are --a- types of celebration three words
five It will be very muca3 p- ....
• ~" "- n are the predominatin~ factor.
preciated if itches are ~empno - "Hannv New Year"' And the
ed in between those hours, qflle Cha{k~Mark extends its greeting
n~ost a~curate way is to send now to all its "readers
them in Monday, written out. ~;()MF NFW 'YFAR'S"
Your items are always appre" l{~iN(;l/i~l~ioN~"
elated. John Lane--to stay away from
IAsbon.
Don M. Krumm--to learn to fly
A
Happy New Year °rjI2r~(~tu';ehinson--not+"'"+ --"" to be late
for a whole week.
last issue of 1938 it r
In this the ' • " "iny Krumm--to gain 15 more
is the sincere hope of the manage- pounds in 1939.
..... cmd and Mr Carl--more outlines for the
meat of the l~lawKeye t~ .....
history classes•
the employees: Typing class--fifty words a rain-
That the New Year for you will ute
be full of new experiences and Basketball team--to win at least
..... r success eight more games
many opportumtles Io , • "
• crib Lud---spend more time in the
That our advertisers suds
• :, " - Northwest section of town.
era and printing customers will ae- Charlie Meyer---he ain't a saying
eept our thanks for their loyalty Bob Plattenberger- write no
• -~ ~ -f th~ ~ast themes this year.
a,,~ patronage u ~ v - Mr. Lindsley--not .so many va-
That we will be able to serve youcations
all in a more efficient manner dur- PROS 'AND CONS OF
ing 1939. VACATION"
That you will know and realize Sometimes I almost wish there
............... were no Christmas vacation It
just now sincere our t.ougn~ ~r~ - •
for you when we say A HAPPY takes the first month of school to
• " get nay mind in gear and running
NEW YEAR. along smoothly, Then after Christ-
• ~ mas vacation its all to be done over
again. I start vacation off by some
It is extremely dou,btful if the vet intern crate m
"y p ' eat" g which
selection of Harry Hopkins to be makes m
• . e as sluggish as a croci-
secretary of commerce and Gov- dile going into hibernation with a
ernor lvlurpny'" - of Michi•-ans to be ~:stomaeh full of pine knots. Then
I sleep and then I eat some more.
attorney general wilt meet with
public approval. Neither seems to
be qualified for his position. Hop-
kins certainly has no business ex-
perience and Murphy has no re-
putation as a lawyer. The selec-
tions .will probably be approved l)y
the senate because many senators
feel that a president should have
the right to name his own cabinet•
As one senator who is opposed to
Hopkins, but who will vote for
confirmation, said, "It isn't my
carbinet.''
Charles J. Cash, Sr., who has
written the editorials of the Ana-
mosa Journal since long ~before this
writer was in the newspaper busi-
ness, died at his home in Anamosa
a week ago. We have read his
editorials for years. They were
tempered with a human under-
standing and fairness that made
the reader respect the author. As
a life long Democrat he was loyal
to the party of his selection thru
good times and bad times and well
earned all of the recognition he re-
ceived from that party. We will
miss his editorial p~ge.
WANT TO KNOW MORE
AB(YUT THE "IOWA %VAY"
A meeting of Republican leaders
from several neaffby states met at
Mason City Friday with the Iowa
campaign managers. They wanted
to know more about the "Iowa
Way" of winning elections. State
Chairman James Milroy of Vinton
was present and acted as host to
the visitors. The Iowa campaign
attracted national attention this
year. Great interest is still 'being
taken in the Iowa Republican head-
quarters setup. Arthur Evans, Chi-
cago Tribune political analyst,
places the Iowa headquarters sec-
ond only to Pennsylvania, and says
the Hawkeye unit functioned
smoothly and effectively--Eagle
Grove Eagle.
Ethel Barrymore Will
Appear In Cedar Rapids
Most of the days are spent in the
house reading and the nights, wbout
:12 hours long, in sleeping. This
keeps up until my will power and
sat)it!on rate about one below ze-
ro. Then to top it all off there
comes New Year's Eve. You all
know how one feels the morning
after this event. All inall it is
quite remarkable that any of us
return to school at all. If it
weren't for the thought of semester
exams, I think that the effects of
vacation would be stretched on
over until time for spring fever•
Did someone say something a~out
abolishing Christmas vacation ?
HEllE AND THERE
Miss Reynolds gave her eighth
grade social science class a test
concerning the causes of the Civil
war, which were tariff, states
rights, and slavery• Miss Reynolds
received this answer from one
bright pupil "The south was tar!f-
fled by the North."
Bob Merritt is seen with Ruth
Ru'ble very frequently• Evidently
he has lost interest in Sutliff.
We wonder whose class ring
Betty Jean Messenger wears on a
chain around her neck. Incidental-
ly it's an Iowa City ring.
Did you know that Oren Travis
takes his daily nap during U. S•
History. Mr. Carl awakened him
from his dreaming the other day.
The half and half party given by
Pat, Tish and Gen certainly has
created a sensation•
We all wonder if Hiliis is still
going with Marjorie Joy.
Everyone has noticed that love-
ly diamond ring Arlene Zimmer is
wearing.
Don't be surprised if you see
Dave Hull driving a new Mercury
Ford Around. Maybe it is a
Christmas present.
The hall conduct has improved
somewhat since the drive on alan-
nets conducted last week.
NEWS BITS!
At twelve-fifty many students
were gathered in the hails, we saw
a group bending over Arlene Zim-
mer's hand and walked tip to see a
prettysparkler, in fact three of
them. We inquired as to the other
party,and when she smiled we
knew "that neighbor Weseman,"
has been playing "Chinese Check-
era" again.
Then we walked on down and we
missed a dark haired, dark eyed
girl, we searched in vain. We
shouted, then we heard a SOB!
Kenny Worrell, sat in a corner and
he was the one who informed us,
Cornelia had gone to Oklahoma."
We cheered him up, anti left him
Ethel Barrymore, famed daugh- with the thought, "there are many
ter of the Drews and Barrymores "good-looking" girls, left here,
and conceded to be the first lady of Kenny." We heard Kay murmur-
the American stage, will appear in ing to a friend she "hadn't gone
person, together with her original any where for ages,' Then she
cast and New York production of slipped and told us she went
"Whiteoaks," at the Iowa Theatre out for dinner Saturday night• Her
in Cedar Rapids on Saturday after-
noon and evening, January 7th.
"Whiteoaks" is a dramatization
pby the Canadian authoress Mazo
de la Roche of her famous novel,
"Whiteoaks of Jalna," the second
novel of a series of five, all of
which reached the "best seller"
class. The principal character in
the play, as it was in the books,
is Gran ~Thiteoak, aged 101, who
rules the household of the On-
tario farm family.
An advertisement carrying prices
and full information regarding re-
servations appears in this issue of
our paper.
lovely smile gave us the idea, that
she was "holding out" on pals!
I In Economics class Tiny Krumm,
told us that men would rather have
a pretty girl for a secretary, than
a .man! The class decided that
women should work.
Miss Gump, likes to roller-skate,
at least thats our decision when
she talked to some girls, and yes, by
the way! Charles Hodge, informed
the Speech class that he would like
to have Miss Gump for a ?Jurden
on his shoulders!
Poor Lovey, she's had an awful
bad cold, and she hasn't been able
to get around much!
THE ]~IOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HA%YliEYE-RY=CORI) AND Till,; LISBON HERALD
Thursday
Benny. Pauline l)aubenmeir con- Y-u and each of you are hereby
stitutes the qualities of Ginger Roy- Solon
notified that on the 6thday of Jan- 12 to 20 38 to 46 and Sterling Half Sizes
era. ,Maestro Toscaninni and An- Mrs. Anna Zeller uary, 1936, the following described
property, situated in Linn County,
dy Devine are at their best in Bill Iowa,was sold under the provisions
P'oster, and we have a second Ben- The Ladies Guild of the Methodis' of See. 7255 Code of Iowa 1935 for *28
ny Goodman in school--Richard church will be held Thursday af- taxes for the years 1932, 1933 and
1,.)34, viz: Lot 12, Irregular Survey
1)vorak. Equal parts of Little A,b- tel'noon, Jan. 5• The hostesses are NE~t Sec. 9-82-5;
her and Clark Gable produce Ken- Mrs. Frances Ulch, Mrs. Emma that same was at such sale pur-
ny NV'orrell the second• The com-Meyers, Mrs. Ronald Kessler and chased by Town of Mt Vernon, and
bination of two well known mugs- Mrs. Louis Kroul. a eertifieate issued to it by the
Treasurer of said Linn County, Iowa,
zincs, Bully-hod and Fortune, re-The following were entertained at and the right of redemption will
sults in, beyond a dou'bt, the Chalk a Christmas dinner at the home ofexpire, and a Treasurer's Deed for
said 1)roperty will be made unless
Mark. Wouldn't Margarete John- Miss Ros eMarshek and Bohumiel redeml)tion from such sale will be
son make a perfect Baby Snooks, Marshek at Morse: Mrs. Mary Mar- made within ninety days from the
and Moosie is an exact replica ofshek of Mount Vernon, Mr. and eoml)leted service hereof•
Bob Crosby plus Jimmy Durante. Mrs. Leo Marshek and Mr. and Mrs.Dated September 28, 1938
Town of Mount Vernon, Iowa
Betty Morrow" reminds me of Zazu Joe Marshek and children Joe, Lawful Holder of Certificate.
Pitts with a touch of Garbo thrown Jimmie, Nancy, and Patty. BIys E. M. Gill,
L
in. Mr. Fuller favors Harpo Marx Mrs. E, S. Bednashek entertained 12:15-22-29 Agent and Attorney.
with the v°ice °f Nels°n Eddy" J°e at a six °'cl°ck dinner °n Christmas ~ ~~ ~
Zinkula doesn't miss Robert Tay- day in celebration of the birthday Notice Of Expiration Of Night Of
lor so fat', either. Grace Alien and anniversary of Mr. Bednashek, for Redemption nnd For Taking
Tax Deed
Eleanor Roosevelt could only rep- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ulch and sons Treasurer's Certificate No. 220 P B
resent one pupil--Brooksie. A George and Edward.
cane is all Oren Travis lacks to be A company of relatives were en- ~~.~~i~ ) ~
a perfect H. C. Fields. Franklin tertainedat a Christmas dirmer a lid BUSINESS CARDS
Meincke was surely meant to be supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
!a Santa Claus. I can find any J°e Unick as follows: Mr. and Mrs.
number of other resem,blanees suchGeorge Breza of Orient; Miss Cath-
~as Lily Pons in Jeanne Sullivan erineBrezaofPrescott; Mrs. Bessie F.F. EBERSOLE, M.D. JG~'~t ~l$fie~r
and Jonny Weisemuller in Pickle Fields and son Billy, Miss Harriett
IAttell, but I sadly regret to sayBreza and A1 Regan of Cedar Rap-First door east of Methodist church t or In'~e
that I can't find a May West. ida; Mr. and Mrs. Harley Park!as of
Springville; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Noska Telephone 120
PilOVERI~.q IIEVISED: and children, Dorothy Mac and Mount Vernon, Iowa
1. He who laughs last is most Bobble, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Breza
always English. and daughter Margaret, Richard W.G. KRUCKENBERG, ~LD.
'2. Some students ought to take Breza and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
out an accident policy--Some dayUnick. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rein- Physician and Surgeon
a thought may strike them. hard were evening visitors• Office Gearhart Residence
3. Early to bed and early to rise Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zenishek of Mount Vernon, Iowa rospe
and you don't meet any nice pep- Louisville, Ky., arrived SaturdayOffice Phone 63-R2 Res. 63-R3
pie. for a few days visit with Mr. and Calls Answered Promptly
4. Late hours are not good for Mrs. Leo Zenishek, Mrs. Nell Zeal-
one, but they're all right for two. shek and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miltner Day or Night
5. Ahvays put off tonight what and family.
you intend to put on in the morn-Mr. and Mrs. George Kolda and E.C. PRALL, Dentist
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kolda of Wau-
6. Blessed is he who sits on a beck visited at the home of Mr. and Phones
tack, for he shall surely rise. Mrs. Frank Parizek with Mrs. Mary Office -- 242Home -- 204W
7: Lincoln wrote the GettysburgZenishek and Mrs. Elizabeth Kolda
address riding to Washington onlast Thursday• Mount Vernon, Iowa
an envelope. Mr. and Mrs. Art Atkinson and
8. The days are shorter in winter Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Atkinson of
'cause cold contracts. Anamosa, Mrs. Leonard Tait of Ce- DR. JOHN B. BRYANT
dar Rapids and Mrs. Emma Meyers Veterinarian Is the wish which we extend to our friends and patrons•
were guests at a Christmas dinner Phones:
Promise More Paving
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
For 261 Next Year Meyers Office 40-R2 Residence 40-1
Mr• and Mrs. John Kessler en- Mount Vernon, Iowa Your electric service company will be on the job DAY and
Information has been received tertained Mr. and Mrs. John Wor- and SUMMER, 365 days in the year to give you the best of
that the State Highway Commis- tell of Mount Vernon and Mr. and
sion has promised that the paving Mrs. George Worrell and family at DR. THOS. L. WOLFE
will be extended to Solon next year, Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Physician and Surgeon
on the l 939 road improvement pro- Fred Worrell and family were after- Our motto will be--TO SELL SERVICE. Service that will be
gram, and probably to the Linn noon visitors. Office and Residence Corner First efficient and economical. Service that will include COURTESY to
county line. This is indeed good Christmas dinner guests of Mrs.Street and Second Avenue
news as the Iowa City Chamber of Mary Kreischer were Mrs. Anna tomers and earnest assurance of fulfilling obligations we owe theO'
Commerce, business men from Beck, Miss Velma Beck and Mrs. Phone 149 understanding and appreciation of the utility company and service
Anamosa, Mount Vernon and SolonMary Palmer.
on the part of its patrons, is the most important consideration of anY
have worked hard to have this The Solon high school closed onG.M. WILSON
piece of paving completed. A lit- Thursday for the holidays, to re- A satisfied customer will go a long ways toward keeping the utility
tie better than two miles of paving open Jan. 3. Attorney-At-Law
has been put in between NewportMr. and Mrs. Wayne Penning- Practice in state and federal courts favor with the public.
and Iowa City, and this will .be roth and daughters Patricia andCounselor-at-Law and Notary Pub-
completed in the spring• This will Carol were Christmas dinner guests lic. Office over DeLuxe Coffee
be a great improvement when com- of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt at Shop, Mount Vernon, Iowa.
Lowden. Phones: Office 129 Home
It appears that Marjorie Joy Treasurer of SMd
ar h n and the rign~
H tung as bee the "New Dis- expire and a Tr~
eovery" for the boys, since she had said i~roperty wl
her debut in the Junior class play. redempt!on, from
We heard a group of boys, they [~)a~d;12:eltnlsnern~c~
thought that Ellen's sweater was Dated Septemb
1)retty, but slightly red! Another T°~[n °fl.t~
thought she got around, awfully ~t~a'~t~3~y~
well, and could she truck! The Mount Vernon Record for lFo;r~uo, oa..... ;~^---"--^~ ~-- uary, 1936, the following chased by Town of ~{t Vernon, andi , = ~ Its A
We often hear Betty Rupert ask ~oo,~*~ ~ lno~ ~. * ¢~ ~'~ * *~ I ~AJt ~''~O ~'~ Wa~ ~u~w~p~u u:~ property situated in Linn County a certificate issued to it Dy the i 1~:1~,-~2-29
~.,~ r .. +~. u. . ,d.. ~ ~• : ......... r o~, .... , s~a~e~ ~.a~ u~ea passing truck, fatally injuring Iowa,was" sold under the provisions ~~-~ ~~~
.,,~ ..re ..... ayes, v,.a~ s.e s.ou,a temperature on the preceeding Sun- ~r Fair~'~nko ~'~ hi ..... Ken'~th of Sec 7255 Code of Iowa 1935 for~,~i~-~:~)~-F"&~a ~:" "~
ge l~orettas brother for (hrmt- day had ~ot n now m~r]v h~rlno ........ taxes forthe years 1932 1933 and
tna~s %Veil Betty why don't you S2=_Z-~-,2"~," _,U2•" ""72.?; ...... ~, seriously injuring uate nenielinger 1934, vizLot 11 Irregular Survey ~ ~j~ ..
ask "Santa Claus' m~ppeu w ~ ?egrees oemw zero. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Heffle- NE1/4 Sec. 9-82-5;' ~ ~ @I ~ a P~
.... ±he WOrK OI laying the cable fin~er Mr Fairbanks and the that same was at such sale put- ~ ,,~ r~?~'~l~A[L-
...... ~..- ~-...L.,. ~- for the oxten~i~- n~ ~h. ha,,l~,r~rd .. ~." " . , . = chased by Town of Mt Vernon and ~ ~¢~A[.~ ~_~._~.~.~[
l~ l~u .~r,L,u ~z~ • -_ ~ =. ~ v.. ............... I1ve ooys were remrnmg Irom Iowa a certificate issued to it by' the ~] ~ ~' g" ~-_~':---'~!~
INTROI)UCTION? rightsin tvtount Vernon was com-i City where the boys had taken Treasurer of said Linn County'Iowa~ ~ek_~_: ~'~:.~'~-~"" ~:~.~
Have you ever looked and look- pt~t:don S~turday... .... ipart in the Morley band broadcasteaxndirthenrdgahtT°fa:edeer,r, sp~°nd ~}1 ~ II~B%L~ ~~~ff
ed for a friend a particular type . ws flola a~ me . MUd_. ~oage which was on the air from 4 to 5 said P'r(perty will be made unless ~ Ik~OOt ] ~-~..[.~"~
• ' , . sam las~ xnursaay Drou nt trom .... " . • - ; "" ~ ~'
of friend and yet couldn t find .............. =g: __ The pupils were all rejoicing at redemption from such sale will be ~ ~ ~.~.'{~'~
• . ' . :puu.uo ~o ~LUUUU caive~ $21 00 - made within ninety days from the -~ --axe "-~
hnn ? Surely, you have! hveryone .. ~. ~.. - , ,,-, , • • . J thelr tremendous success when the ....... i~.*~d ..... ;.. ~ .... • ~ ~'~%
MrS ~ 1-"InK leI- '~SI ~-'- 1 .......... • ...................... "~ -- " "~
has.--But, did you know that even. ~. .: .... ~ ven great blow was dealt, causing a listed September 28, 1938 :~ ]h-n~l IT~IIT]h-~ I'~DV gall ~..lJ~
if you can't find him on the crowd- ior k'asaaena, t~alli., where sue wnl ]dark cloud to descend upon their q]O~v~u~,fHM~n? VernrO~i. Iowa i~ l=a~X.~ltA~_)k.~lVl:a 19,xl0x ~jl.alt~*
"- -'-^~'~ ^~ '~ *~ ..... +r" spen~ several weeks with her moth- I ha,.~.iness Kenneth who~'assed ~'• f C t'ficate. ~ .as ~..~ a.,, e~r n~ ,s ~ ~t-q
or at the corner drugstore, there er, mrs. w. ~. ~mKerton. [away at 1 a.m, Tuesday, was a Its A~ent and Attorney ~
• • The Mason's of Lisbon elected the ' " 12-15 22 29 "~ -" Cedar I{ap]ds, Iowa
m one place where you are posltxve ......... t sophomore of the Morley high . _ _ ~ _ ~c~ar ~ ....
to meet him?--in the library. ~.onow~ng. onleers at me}r last meet-I~choo1 and was a favorite among ~ ~~'~-~-
Yes there are millions of living ~ng: fiat}an ~nggs, w,. M.; boulsj his many class mates, who will NoticeOf E.xpirat[o~ O[ Rfl.~ht Of ~I~I$gI~2_~I~.~I~_I~._.,/~I~.~~~~
' ' n " " " • * . . l~emprlon Rna Ju'or 'l'aKlng
na sen ~ w ~OlllS ,~loau h S W
interesting people who are wait- , " "' g .... greatly mms his cheery smiles and -- -- - "~
ing just to make your acquaint- sa~,~ecre~aryD-e'anBe-nne-t-t-' treasurer; A. J. Ram- greetings. Mr. Fairbanks passedstTreasfu er's -e t feea eN°'a*ewa L,nn~ount: B COMPLETE OPTICAL ~-.~I
.ace Ti~ey stand on the libr'~ry ~, • tawny at 5 am Tuesday Mr Fair- ~ ~ ~. . , Y• • ~t
st~elves, and think their various/~n eight hue associated press dm-[banks who always wore a cheery G'~(~f~'hard T~o~V°sl~ ~rodlfeGr~nC(~ ~ gn C~~,~ ~.~:~,~.P OPTIC~
pa~cn mla of me succcsslm coin , . • • ~...~.~.~.,**_.~..~-.. ..... ...~ .i
thoughts, and though each is wide- , . .~ . - smile will also be greatly missed by 1sa B. Sturgess, persons in posses-
i,~ different front the othersthe~ pmtion of the t~ornell cohege cam- hi~ family man,, neiahbors and sion of the following described pro- }'~ 1:~^.1:.~.~ l~.~nl ~.,,~o
pa gn for $1000000 to insure a ll
have one thing in common, that ' ' l friendsBud Smith and Darre To "Wolfe Dan T ,~erson taxed
$500000 gift from the Rockefeller ~] h ' ~" ~
is the longingto become your , [Heffelfinger, the other occupants of .t the following described pro- ~~g ' . _...
• • ~ oundation .....
tnend. .. ~. " ]the car were only slightly injured ~ ~-~-~-~~_~-~,~.~,~_s,~~~~~
~vnss~race Mllhohn who hves
There ]s a gentleman here who [The entire community joins m ex-
wants to meet you very 'badly. Hein San Fra.nciseo, Calif., called theI tending to the bereaved family, ~
should like to introduce him to day Mllhohn home by long distance[ tPeir deepest sympathy in their ~l "
you, "Students, this is Mr. Chips." telephone on Christmas day. J hour of deep sorrow• l
Surely you have heard of him. A hard scrimmage and a rabbit[ Mrs• Nettie Hempy, who has been | U ~ ~ q~ ~ ~
He is James Hilton's most faro- dinner were the Christmas events]seriously ill the past five weeks, ] l['- ~dldl ~]ll" • • ~ ~'--
ous personage. Mr. Chips and you for the Cornell basketball men whoJ remains the same. ~ ~ ~[l_ ~ JL I I ~ -~ I I"~
haxe somethm in (ore non He remained in Mount Vernon during ~ ~ v
• '~ • " g " ' . " " ' [ Mrs. Hazel Hammon spent Tues-
has been a professor at a college the holidays, day at the Myrtle Manly home In
for about fifty years. He's not at TI~NTV-~V~.~W~ ~¢~ the afternoon both ladies called at On First and Second Aves.
all like what people generally SUp- --"-J'anua£--i:'i91;-""'the A. J. Sivers home.
pose teae!~ers are..Although hejs There will be tYhree big shows in[ .-. Satu~rday evening, .Mr; find Mrs. Cedar Ranids
raLIter OlU, apparently, lie's really ='OU " -" rn n ...... I t~. A. ~tearns entertalnea melr ClUO l~ -I " "~
• st oun ou H lik s to lvlnt ve o Ibis weeK. £ney ar~ ........
lU," as y g as y e "e.' "~ ~ a .... ~ l at a t~nrlstmas par~y. ~ picnic sup-
p0ul~ry snow,. rain snow, ann so-
[)lay ball and roast chestnuts, and mestic ~oieno~ ~-~hihi÷ [per was served at 6:30, after which ~ ~_. ~_.
eat •midnight lunches, too.~-_ t Itoward Hahn got ]8 rabbits onlthe_guestsenl°yed games and a • • • • .
nlos~ OT all ne liKeS [O n]aKe JOKES " / c, raO na~ .1.no~,~ ~r~,~r w~, ........
about 1 atin * Thursday and the next day Frankl~ ~ ~. ~" .~ ...... *~ ~".' l_J~l~ f'~ I~i~1 "It ~'~i,~ ~l" ~"~ ~1~[ • ~ |
Andgirls, I know you'll like him Johnson and Merle. McMui}m, gotJan '~:s.~Cawrr:nt::e~t~ean~v/Vtor~ F/P-II I IyI-II IlI Ill/
me same numo r inaoou~mree •
because he has an absolutely price- ~.mro ~.~n ~ *.~- J Lisbon; Mrs. Goldie Butler of Mar- I. ~. ~=~ l.ll~~• • ~'~.~F l~
loss Enlgish accent. Yes, he's real- *'~ .... ~ ,", .'" .... I ion' Mr and Mrs Fred Bare Mr ~J
ya jolly old chap, don't you know ~. ~na~y t~ln~laand b?ught ~he R. L.J and Mrs Chas Kuntz George
atha~' va ssen m o ~v ac es norm ' " '
l~' '. f to "a" ek " x . . [ Be~ghle, sr., Mr. and Mrs. George
o wn t s£we ne e pec%s £o
You'll probably want to know . .' . ]Beighle, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lyall • I
Mr. Chips better, so just go to a r.un.thm p.lace .h,mself, while con-]Beighle Mr and Mrs Chas Busch I /f lfl} Ilr l.JlY.t1 /elrlV. OO t
library or bookshop and ask for tmulng with h~s dry goods busi-]and family "and Mr and Mrs R A • • qk~'ll, Al~ J[Ig ,Ig /~k~ J[ ~,~t.~t.~o
Jam(,s Hilton's novel "Gooffbye hess. /Stearns family .... "~
Mr Chi--s" ' ' Miss Clara Waln who is taking/ ...... 7"" .. ....
• • P • • . . "-- .... / Mr. ana Mrs. unas. ~airoanKs ana
• --- N ................ nurses training in t~lncmnatl Ohio/famil s ent Sunda afternoo a" ""
I llY,'l(?2klla TI~AININt~ NI~I'IP3b ~as "qven her nurses uniform two/ y p y n t I
Basketball is well under way for months after she entered She likes] Glenn Sivers. . I .. . ......
Wednesday evening the freshman
the juniors and seniors. Although the course fine and her record in. l class and their sponsor Miss Elean I P'all and Winter J
only a few girls have turned out, dicates her work is fine ! , - | I
~ 1 ~ h n or Gordon entertained at a party
t'o real y fine teans ave bee Mrs. Frank Dvorak had a letter[ .... ' ...... I ~-~-r~ r~ ~-~ #-a r~ ~-~ 1/_
formed ..... 1• . ~ a~ me home oI Jane~ ~lver. ~ames i • I • m • t ~" ~-" m t ~" ---'-'~ u'~
• irom ner cousm ~erry wa ~ers wno i refr r
and 1 ght eshments we e served
-' " " " - is in FranceHe wrote like a'good l~l~ I--" Jt-
Matt~e Johnson waselected cap
t.tin of the juniors and I uverna . ._" ....... ] by the hosts. The guests were Mr.J ~~~=~ /#1
.... many oI the solamrs ~enlng very~ ............ , ~, .~
Travis cantain of the seniors ' /an(1 ivlrs. 1. A. ~'eters lvlr. ana wws. I -- . _ _ , _ . ! I
• - • little of where he was or what he/~. ~-r....... 1+ ,,~ .... ".1. F~i.~..~.uoI Every wanted fabric' $3 98 to $25 00 values
- -, - was doing but said he was well and[ ~...~..... c+~'..~ D~...,.~ c--~+.' I
celnber 16, for a forty-minute ganle ~,~¢+;,.,~ ,~l"~,a ni,~al,, -,,~,'1 4-h~+ l-h~ .L~t.)IULII~ *~.~LIT=aLII~., &L~Jlla£1At OlIllt.ll,I
which the juniors won, six to five ........ + ....... ~... " .... 1...~+-...] Darrell Heffelflnger, Lue la Mum, . ~ ~_..
James Grey M1 s Gord Harry
Mattie Johnson scored the most to America J - '~ , ..........
baskets for the juniors and Lor- Robert A1 ..................... /AusUn, Duane Smith, Donald and J I?i11) g~g-~ & TO I I OIIhl~r~ Pl'
etta Hayes the most for the sen- . ucne Smit .
,,~,'~ on December 1, and sent a Christ-] Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kohl spent I rurt l.~lJ/%l/3 I I ~r~3t~l t~L
.... mas greeung later Irom Thedt | o~vera~ ~. s at *h~ home of hio sisI ...... I I
"WHO ARE YOU'? Belgmm. He says he is well and/,er Katie who is ill ] Uur regular high grade stock. I I --In the latest colors
expects to return to Paris soon n T 1 T "T ~," ~l~ e~,~,*
Who said we don't have talent .......... " ," .] " Mr. and Mrs. John Bodenhofer I $69, $79 and $89 values• I I Sizes 12 to 44. $16 50 to
~leut ~wyron wucox has careen Ma 1 Thu a
in out" school? %Vhy, in five rain- ,. ' t ~" , Mr . ..]called on Myrtle ny rsd y. [ [ I "
• . ms parch s lxevann s ±v~ t=
utes time I can name a whole list il x rom Brest ' " '1 .... I ....... t t
of students with one or even two W co f , France, Satur-I Notice Of Expiration Of Right Of I SAO $~:0 .~ I I .~ 1/~
...... m~.o nf ,.~'~braties s,,eh -~"-- aay "Coining Home." lleden, ptlon u d For ak n~ I ~1"~_$ i]¢."~ • L"T I I 1 1 I
.t ............. , ~ -~ i~i~ r~l.~ F~r~+ ""~ ho"-~ .~--.I Tax Deed I --~ ~!~ v~ I I ~m. v
A dash of Bob Burns and he .... [ Treasurer's Certificate No 221 P B ~~'-"--'"---""'--~ ~~ ------
~, ,. ulvermore where sue teachesfor " . •
rest l tanehot Ione produces none
," .... [ .......... ? , State of Iowa Lmn County. ss.
, thenolluay vacanon a£ the home
other than Bill Kaplan. Alice and . ...... To Richard B. Wolfe and Grace Oar ~~4-~.~ 1-.~ -r~ ~ ¢-~ ~ ~ ~ ~. a,
?darianne Vodicka must have in- oI her parems, wr. ana v rs. E. C. G. %Volfe and Thomas L. Wolfe and U l l| bllqi::; |It L# L" Its: • " • ! A
h.,ti* ,~ *h ...... ~i+~.~,, -¢ th~ ('herr,. Forest Isa 13. Sturgess, persons in posses- ~-i~|r ~-~4~ I~ l~ • 1 .."~ ,"~ • * I m /--1
.,e'~ ...... " sion t~f the following described pro- k.~V~Ir~ ~.~K .~, ,L ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ F d J
~i~*o nh,~ n ittlo~f .|onnford:rs~ha~.lesl.~ieClellenls Cpr~ud 19~°''uo. fliesavailablefor Dec. 29, Pe,~t:'Wolfe Dan '1', person taxed -- . •
with the followmg descmbed pro
of his cousins, l ordinan and Jack " " ---from the markets finest makers. Sizes
pleted as this highway is quite
heavily traveled, and will also tend
to relieve congestion on No. 218.-
Solon Economist.
Camell
The Bactrlan camel is much more
~toutly built and shorter of leg than
the Arablaa camel. Because of thls
the Bactrian Is able to cope wlth
the rough character of much ot
Central Asla, its native home, as
well as wlth desert territory, but
th~ Arabian camel caa travel with
safety only on the desert• It Is very
likely to break Its legs on uneven
~round.
JOHNSTON BROS. Iowa i
Funeral Directors
C. B. Johnston, Licensed Enbalmer
H. R. Johnston, Licensed Enbalmer
I Lady Assistant When Wanted I
Mount Vernon and' Lisbon
Mount Vernon, Iowa
PHONE 265 J.R. EYRE,