Postville Herald from Postville, Iowa • Page 4

Postville Herald Official County Paper Clifford W. DeGarmo Fred h. Martin Fublishcrs Entered at the Postoffice. Postvilln, Iowa, as Second Class Matter. (NATIONAL EDITORIAL SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2.50 Per Year In Allamakee.

Clayton, Fayette and Winneshiek Counties Elsewhere $3.00 Per Year. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, 1950. Lee R- Jackson drove to Cedar Kapids last Friday to conduct business. Schutte was in Cedar Rapids Monday on business for the Schutte Furniture Store.

Leonard Pearson was in Moline. Illinois Monday on business for the Olson Implement Company. THE POSTVILLE HERALD. POSTVILLE, IOWA Rites Are Held For Former Postville Man WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Mrs. Carrie Martin and Mr.

and Mrs. Fred L. Martin were in El- knder Sunday visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schrody.

Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hill were in Minneapolis several days last week buying merchandise for the Hill Hardware.

Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aulden Cornish were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kneeskern and familv of Frsnkville.

Mr. and Mrs. James Enyart. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Manja and Mrs. Leo Dryer spent last Saturday at the Frank Linderbaum home at Cresco. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ottsen of Cedar Rapids and Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. Meier were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Eberling. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Oison were Sunday guests in the Henry Olson home at Clermont. Mr.

and Mrs. H. J. Meyer were Sunday guests in the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ben Krambeer at Luana.

Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Koevenig drove to Elgin Sunday where they spent the afternoon visiting her father.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Steele were Sunday guests in the home of Ella and Winifred Bromelkamp at Monona. Visiting in the Mrs.

Milda Waters homo for the weekend were her son Jim from Iowa City. Henry Hepp of Dubuque and Misses Bette Welsh and Betty Duve from Hines Illinois. Francis P. Kneeland and Norman Sloan drove up from Rockford, Illinois and spent the weekend at the W. A.

Kneeland home. Mrs. William Shope entertained at a musical tea on Thursday afternoon. Max Hupfer, Dixie Cook and Sue Shope presented vocal and piano numbers. Pirates Drop Final Conference Game Members of the Postville Fire Department were guests Saturday evening at the Charles Hotri home where they held their annual party and business meeting.

Frederick L. Miller is one of 13 Iowa Holstein breeders recently admitted to membership in the Holstein-Friesian association of America by vmanimous vote of the board of directors. Sunday evening dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bachiell were: Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Lange. LeRoy Gass, Misses Clarice Aanas. Eileen Winter, Opal and Vi Gordanier. Saturday evening dinner guests of Mrs.

Milda Waters, Dorothy and Jim. were Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Kneeland. Francis and Nancy, Misses Bette Welsh and. Betty Duve. Henry Hepp and Norm Sloan. Those attending the auto show in Chicago Tuesday and today from the Falb Motor Company were Walter and George Falb of Elgin.

John Falb, Everett Cook, LeRoy Gass, of Postville, and Dale Gramling of Marquette. IRIS THEATRE Postville, Iowa THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY February 23, 24 and 25 STREETS OF LAREDO William Holden, William Bendiw Mona Freeman and McDonald Carey Filmed in Technicolor ted on a par with "Yellow Rib bon," "El Paso." and "Whispe ing Smith." We are going to run out of these big Technicolor westerns after a bit. There aren't too many of them being made so you had better not miss this one. 100 minutes of exciting action. Two Shows Nightly at 7:15 and 9:25 p.

m. Norman Schultz. Mrs. Harry Lenth. Mrs.

Charles Manja and Mrs. William Geiger drove to Reidsburg. Wisconsin Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lois Wies. formerly Clara Linderbaum of Cresco.

and a niece of the latter mentioned lady. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hofer and Mr. and Mrs.

G. A. Brooks were Sunday visitors in Decorah at the Wilson Lange home where they helped Susan Lange celebrate her third birthday. Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Rima were Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Schroeder, Mrs. Mike Walsh, Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Johnson and Jay, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cronin, Phyllis, Michael ad Cathy, all of Decorah. Postville's Pirates dropped their final scheduled game by a 33 to 25 count at Elkader last Friday night. This wound up the season for the team in conference play and gave them an even standing with six won and sjx lost.

Both teams presented good passing in the early stages of the game, but neither could score consistently. In fact, the Pirates put in the coldest first half of the season, able to garner but five points during the entire period. Elkader was able to connect for 13 points during the same time. The second half started out as a different ball game with the ball finding its way through (he nets more consistently and each team hit for 20 points during the half. Jack Meyer, Pirate center, scored on all four of the shots he took during the final half to lead his team's scoring with 8.

Dave Christensen. tall Elkader forward, topped all scorers with 9. The Junior Pirates closed their season on a good note, toppling the Elkader Junior High, 30 to 17. Varsity. FG FT Morch 0 0 0 Hems 1 0 2 Landt 2 3 3 Schultz, 0 1 a Marlins 0 0 0 Schroeder, 2 2 2 Reinhardt 0 1 0 Schroeder, 0 0 0 Schlee 0 0 0 Meyer 4 0 2 Pvt.

Louis H. Koopman, 18, son" of G. H. Koopman of Luana, has reported to Lackland AFB, the "Gateway to the Air Force," to be gin the air force basic airman indoctrination course, it was an nounced by the air base this week. Mrs.

Fred J. Miller was rushed to St. Mary's Hospital at Roches ter last Wednesday and is still confined there recovering from! an attack of meningitis. Her condition at present is considered to be well along on the road to recovery and Mr. Miller, who has been at the bedside throughout the past week, reports her to be in cheerful mood.

SUNDAY MONDAY February 26 and 27 MY FRIEND IRMA Diana Lynn. John Lund, Don Defore and Marie Wilson, the original Irma of the CBS radio serial Millions listen to this radio program and millions are see ing this screwball comedy. It is packed with laughs. SUNDAY MATINEE AT 2:30 O'CLOCK P. M.

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY February 28 March 1 FEUDING RYTHM that singer of cowboy ballads, Eddie Arnold Countless numbers of Arnolds records have sold even topping Autry and believe it or not, Bing Crosby. This is his first movie. Also BLONDIE HITS THE JACKPOT D3gwood and Blondie Nuff sed. Mr. and Mrs.

Burr Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martindale and Donald Martindale were in Mason City Monday attending the funeral of Fred Mickey. Mr.

Mickey was a brother-in-law of Mrs. Gunda Martindale. Mrs. Martindale had been staying at the home the past week. Falb of Elgin.

John Falb. Ed. W. Kozelka and C. W.

DeGarmo were in Des Moines last Thursday evening where they attended the Republican Lincoln Day dinner held at K. R. N. T. Radio Theatre.

They were accompanied by Boyd B. Turner, who was in the capitol city on insurance business. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Knight entertained the employees of the Farmers Store at dinner last Friday evening with the evening bein spent playing Canasta.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Ruckdaschel. Marie and Esther Meyer, Clifton Mork and Pauline Ever- raan. Grandad A. L. Peterson received word Sunday from Des Moines that Mr.

and Mrs. Duane Peterson were the proud parents of twin boys Duane, manager of the K. R. N. T.

Radio Theatre in Des Moines, has been accused of stealing the theatre's famous double feature attrac tion. The following people from here attended the wedding of Miss Ruth Baxter at Waukon on Saturday: Mrs. Milda Waters. Dorothy and James, Misses Bette Welsh and Betty Duve. of Hines.

Illinois, Henry Hepp of Dubuque, and Francis Kneeland and Norm Sloan of Rockford, Illinois. WEEKEND SPECIALS Jack Sprat Pineapple Juice, 46 ounce can 49c Jack Sprat Tomato Juice, 46 ounce can 29c Jack Sprat Apple Juice, 46 ounce can 29c Jack Sprat Grape Juice, quart bottle 45c Sun-Sweet Prune Juice, quart bottle 33c Jack Sprat Orange Juice, 46 ounce can 49c Jack Sprat Grapefruit Juice, Unsweetened, 46-oz. Nu-Zest Grapefruit Juice, sweetened, 46-oz can 40c Jack Sprat macaroni, two pound pkg-. 29c Gerber's Baby Food, 4-4 ounce cans 29c Jack Sprat Black' Pepper, Four ounce can 65c FROZEN BERRIES VEGETABLES FISH LADY BOKDENS ICE CREAM SUGAR BOWL ICE CREAM ICE CREAM PIE FRESH BULK OYSTERS Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Sawyer, Jr. of Ann Arbor, Michigan, their second child, first daugh ter, Sally Wing Sawyer, on Janu ary 9. Mrs. Sawyer is the former Mary Hope Humphrey of Postville. Her mother.

Mrs. James Humphrey, is now visiting in Ann Arbor. Fred L. Domke of Postville is now learning the basic principles of linecasting machine operation and care at the State University of Iowa newspaper production laboratory in Iowa City. He is one of 14 trainees who are taxing a 17-week course in newspaper pro duction.

Fred J. Thoma The JACK SPEAT Store Funeral services were held in Monona on February 12 for Christoph George Huhn, who passed away February 8 at his home in Cincinnati, Ohio. Rev. R. C.

Schlueter officiated. Burial was in Monona city cemetery. Born At Henderson Prairie. Christoph George Hahn, son of John and Anna Hahn, was born on farm at Henderson Prairie, Fayette county, on December 22, 187G. At the age of 21 he left Postville and for several years worked with a telephone company in the Dakotas and California.

The last 32 years he had been a resident of Cincinnati, where for 22 years he was in the employ of the Gas and Electric Company of that city. He was stricken with a heart attack in July of last year while attending church and had been in failing health since then. He passed away February 8 at the age ofi 73 years. He is survived by two sisters. Mrs.

Lena Meyer of Beloit. Wis-' cousin and Mrs. L. H. tAnna) Schroeder of Postville.

Every summer for the past 15 years he had visited relatives in Postville and vicinity. His parents, two sisters and a brother, preceded him in death. School Reorganization Is Topic Of Discussion Dr. F. G.

Pope, school administration export from Iowa State Teachers college, will address a public meeting on school reorganization to be held at Postville high school gymnasium on Monday evening. March 6. The meeting will start at 7:30 p. m. The program is being sponsored by the Postville Kiwanis Club.

All citizens of Postville, neighboring towns and rural areas are invited to attend. The services of Dr. Pope ate furnished to the local community through the courtesy of the extension service of Iowa State Teachers college. Business The New YoriTTIjfo your community i noort Clinton F. FOR BETTER SERVICE Get Your Easter Cleaning In Early GORDANIER CLEANERS Phone 148-W Postville! Totals 9 Elkader 13 Last Rites Held For Mrs.

William Beall Following is the obituary of Mrs. William Beall, who passed away February 10. Stella Josephine, youngest daughter of Myron E. and Mary A. Stahl, was born in Ludlow township, Allamakee county, on February 24, 1883, and departed this life on February 10, 1950, aged 67.

All her life was spent in Allamakee county except a few months when away at school. About 1910, after her father passed away, she and her mother came to Waukon to live, and soon after she became a member of the Methodist Church. She spent many years as a teacher, afterward devoting her time to the care of her aged mother, who passed away in 1932. In that same year she was united in marriage to William Beall, and spent the last 18 years of her life, on the farm in Jefferson township. Surviving her are three sisters.

Mrs. T. P. Bollman of Basin. Wyoming, Mrs.

Carrie Brooks, and Mrs. John Palmer, both of Waukon. a cousin G. W. Stahl of Rossville, a number of nieces and nephews.

New Books Presented To The Public Library Five new books have been presented to the Postville Public Library in memory of Flora Franklin. The books were given by former teachers of the school who had taught with Mrs. Franklin. Donors included: Edna B. Stalt, Helen G.

West, Elva Weber Luehr. Anna Putnam, Mrs. G. W. Hunt, Lydia Schukei, Neva Saundry Thompson and Frances Cronin Irelan.

The new books included the following: "Out of My Life and Thought," Albert Schweitzer; "Mary," Scholem Asch; "Prince of Egypt," Dorothy Clarke Wilson; "The Man From Nazareth," Harry Emerson Fosdick; and "For Heaven's Sake," Hannah Smith. Four New Arrivals At Postville Hospital Four new arrivals, two boys and two girls, were added to the community during the past week at Postville Hospital. Following is a list of the births: Boy, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Schulz.

Waukon, Feb. 15. 8 pounds, 7 ounces. Girl, Mr. and Mrs.

Bertie Waters, Postville, Feb. 15, 8 pounds. 4 ounces. Boy. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Hinzman. Luana, Feb. 17, 8 pounds. 13 ounces.

Girl, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wagner. Monona. Feb.

21. Other Cases. Baby Jane Walker. Elgin, medical, admitted Feb. 16.

Elizabeth Schneider, Elgin, accident case, admitted Feb. 17. Otto Hoffman, Postville. surgical admitted Feb. 20.

Bill Mueller. Luana, medical admitted Feb. 21. Milt E. Boyle, Monona, fractured hip.

admitted Feb. 21. ESCAPED Dick Kelly of West Union had a narrow escape recently. Through error, a coalhoist dumped four and a half tons of lump coal on the cab of a truck Kelly was driving. The weight smashed the cab down so he was caught between the crushed top and the steering wheel but he was unhurt.

You can sell or swap with Herald Want Ads. Oh, Dinner tonight atj the Sure I remember you! Vcrn Jean Brquillet POSTVILLE, IOWA Berkshire's "Complementary Colors" Lovely new created especially to complement each costume and accessory color! That's Berkshire's new "Complementary to you in longer-wearing, sheer Berkshire Nylons, famous 51 's or textured, Nylace Kantruns. Irene Shop CONGRATULATIONS JOHN K. MADSEN and THE FFA CHAPTER of POSTVILLE, IOWA Good Farmers of the Future will buy their Seeds and Feed at HALL ROBERTS' SON We have just received a small quantity of BLUE TAG CERTIFIED RESELECT CLINTON OATS Feed Prices are Advancing Our prices quoted in our List of February 4th, mailed with our Seed catolog, will be good until February 25th. HALL ROBERTS' SON Postville, Iowa The truth about our tools is that they have quality, value and long-lasting satisfaction! rSFs'wetxv i 16 OZ.

HAMMER $149 quality, perfect balance I claw hammer. Special steel hat it tough for heavy duty work ai I long life. Compare this valve! I Carpenters SAW $299 Finest tool steel tempered blade. Hand let and sharpened. A keen Cross cut or rip styles.

Smooth edged tool that will hold its edge. CH Has screw and lever adjusliwil endwise and sidewise be coarse or thin shaving, CjJmiiir finished. Hardwood handles. BREAST AUGER DRILL BITS $449 78c TO 99c A Quality drill, attractively finished. Has gear ratios, ball- thrust bearing on spindle.

3-Jaw chuck holds up to Vi-lnch drills. Finest tempered tool steel and perfect machining makes these bits better, cut taster and last longer. to 1 -Inch, HAND $159 HATCHET Forged steel head broad hatchet. Black oxydixed finish resists Straight grained hickory hiiA CONGRATULATIONS to the Postville F. F.

A. Chapter and to Instructor John Madsen during this National F. F. A. Week HARDWARE HEATIN5I PLUMBING CHICK TIME Place Your Order Now and Have Your Chicks on the Date That You Want Them! Now is the time to place your order if delivery on Baby Chicks.

For Meyer lay Chicks order now. Spring Chicks vjj laying in four to five months just in unw the late summer and early fall high egg SPECIAL DISCOUNT A discount given to all those ordering Chicks now now and we will deliver when you wish. Meyer's Four-County Phone 234 Postville,.