Postville Herald from Postville, Iowa • Page 6

PAGE SIX POSTVILLE HERALD, POSTVILLE, IOWA WEDNESDAY, JUNE i MSI. Postville Herald Official Newspaper for Allamakee County and the Town of Postville Clifford W. DeGarmo Fred L. Martin Publishers Mrs. Harry Schultz left for Rochester on Tuesday morning for i further treatments there.

I Mrs. Gene Medberry of Cedar Rapids was a Monday dinner guest of Air. and Mrs. Fred Pfiistev. Entered Iowa, the PostofTkv, Second Class Matter.

Vernon Brouillet and sons. ert and Phillip, were in Chicago on Monday to see the White Sox play Sox. Mrs. Cy Harrington returned home Saturday from a visit with relatives in Minneapolis. Mrs.

Hattie Brouillet returned Sunday to her home here following a two weeks stay with her two sisters in Waukon. Louis Erickson spent several days last week visiting with his cousins. Aimer and Albert Erickson, at Erskine, Minnesota. The building of Falb Motor and Implement housing the automobile display rooms and body shop is being repainted white this week. SUBSCRIPTION" PRICE 52.50 Per Year In Allamakee.

Clayton, Fayette and Winneshiek Counties Elsewhere $3.00 Per Year Mr. and Mrs. Harold Luloff of Madison. Wisconsin were visiting on Decoration Day at the Charles Manja home. 1951 NATIONAL EDITORIAL I AS'sbcfATlloN WEDNESDAY, JI'NE 6, 1951.

Helen Eberling. a graduate of the 1951 Postville high school class, is now employed as secretarv at the Postville Herald. Mrs. Harlan Sebastian left Sunday evening for Rochester where she entered Mayo clinic Monday for a health checkup. Guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Pfister on Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Behn and family of Frankville. Mrs.

L. R. Jackson won a $10.00 basket of groceries last Saturday on her entry of a limerick to the Sawyer Biscuit Ccmpsnv. Krs. mcri.i.

Boies Dav in L.aoper Elsin. Me Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hansen of Park Ridge. Illinois were weekend visitors in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Harm J. Kramer and family. Mr. and Mrs.

L. R. Jackson and daughter. Maxine, were in Decorah Sunday attending the concert presentation at Luther college. Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Waters of Carlisle visited over the weekend with his brother and wife. Mr.

and Mrs. Eaton Waters, and also with his aunt, Mrs. John Waters. Ray Douglass plans to leave Thursday for Des Moines where he will attend the annual session of the Masonic Grand Lodge. He plans to be gone about a week.

Mrs. Nina McKeon has spent several days hero visiting with relatives and friends. She. accompanied by Mrs. H.

J. Schuette, enjoyed a trip to the western part of the state to visit friends and relatives. At Mason City they visited Julia Lange Wharam: at Estherville they visited Paul Spauge: at Spencer they stopped to see Ethel Greene Besse and at Milford they visited with Faye Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert H. Burling and Billy and Mrs. C. W. Schroeder were at Backbone State Park on Sunday attending the annual reunion of the Ketchum farrfilv.

Delores Erickson. student at Iowa State Teachers college at Cedar Falls, has returned to her home here to spend the summer vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben i Erickson.

Fred J. Miller was in Waterloo on Monday conducting business. Painters completely redecorated the interior of the post office the past week. Supper guests at the Mrs. Emma Hein home Decoration Day were Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Hill and daughters. Loretta and Dona, and Mrs. Amelia Mead of Waterloo. 4-H girls, mothers and leaders of the Clever Clover Club attended rally day at Fayette on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woldum. Richard and Robert Kerr of Decorah and Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert Livingood and Jean were Sunday dinner guests in the Kenneth Kerr home. Geraldine Kerr returned to her Marion Sonnkalb of Cedar Hap- duties at Allen Memorial Hospital idis scent the weekend with her in Waterloo Sunday evening after parents, tolb. Arr.es Mrs. Draiime Mr. Mrs.

Sonn- spending three days in the home of I her parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. 1 Kerr.

Irs. Donald Fields the weekend with Sobbins and Henry of snars. was a Memorial Day renewing acquaintances with relatives and friends. I Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Amunrison and family of Los Angeles. i fornia and Mrs. Louie Amundson (Clermont were May 26 callers at Illinois; home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben iter in 1 Erickson.

Rev. and Mrs. Eldon Seamans of New London were in Postville Monday visiting with friends. Rev. Seamans was pastor of The Community Presbyterian Church several years ago.

Miss Adeline Pfister accompanied Pfc. Clarence Bernhard. Jr. to Mason City Saturday where he left by train for Fort Hood. Texas.

He is stationed there with the 2nd Armored Division. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kozelka and Gail and Mrs. William Kozelka were in Prairie du Chien on Tuesday attending the wedding of Marie Kozelka to Joe Wall.

Miss Gail was flower girl for her cousin. The baseball game scheduled for Sunday here was postponed because of wet grounds. The Pirates, so far, have played only one game of the scheduled three due to weather conditions. Miss Doris Allred, who has been employed the past several months as secretary and society editor at the Postville Herald, has returned to her home in Ottumwa where she will spend the summer months. JOHN HOTH WRITES OF LONDON VISIT Thirty-six F.

H. A. girls and their instructor. Miss Irma Davison, took their annual trip following school on Tuesday. They spent the day in Des Moines visiting at the state capitol.

the museum and studios of the radio stations. Kenneth and Keith Kerr drove to Des Moines Saturday to take the cow they have entered in the. National Convention Sale to be held June 7. There is a total of 97 head entered for the sale. The Kerrs will go down again Thursday morning.

Memorial Day guests in the home Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Steele included Dr.

and Mrs. T. D. Clark Victor and Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Bernhard: of Everlv. The Misses Patricia Myers of Pemberton. Minnesota and Gretchen Myers of Austin.

Minnesota have arrived home to spend the summer with their parents. Dr and Mrs. J. W. Mvers.

Mary Ann Finnegan. Inez Duwe. JoAnn Baltz. Eleanor Schutte and Mary Miene. 1951 Postville high school graduates, left Sunday for Cedar Rapids where they have employment.

Doris Meyer is also employed there. arcs Caiifer: dinner guests in and Mrs. E. J. lary and Cleta and Mrs.

5 were Sunday he heme of Mr. CY. Clara Schnueiie spent the weekend in the home of her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.

Fritz. Schnueiie and Farley at Castalia. She was also an overnight A house moving crew has moved jthe house purchased by Mr. and I Mrs. Ed Foley from "St.

Paul's Lutheran Church from its location just east of the church to the new I foundation which is in place on east Road. visitor David Meyer Have Your Clothes Cleaned Often Brin? them in to Mrs. Howard Gordar.ier and Bobby Lee Dalreil weekend in Loeenville. the and Beth spent the weekend in Wisconsin where they attended wedding anniversary obs of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert there. The Postville cemetery board is urging ail people who have left Sower containers and other belongings at the cemetery to remove them at once so that cleaning up can be completed following the Memorial Day services. Mrs. William Bockoven and daughter. Ruth, left for their home at Iowa City on Monday after spending a week with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Amundson. While here they attended the Peterson-Martindale wedding on Sunday. Miss Kathleen Meyer with her grandmother. Mrs.

Amelia Willman. drove to Humboldt to attend the wedding of Miss Lorraine Schultz last Friday. Miss Meyer was one of the bridesmaids. Miss Schultz and Miss Meyer were classmates during college. Ed's Note Pfc.

John Hoth wrote to his parents recently of his arrival in England and of his visit to London. Following are excerpts from this letter. "Dear Folks: The first thing I noticed was that London was only a mile square but had a number of outlying districts such as Paddington, etc. Probably one of the most famous sights is the Westminster Ahpey. built in 1740 with little having been added since.

Under parts of the building they have found a Roman coffin, bricks and tile. So they think this might have been a location for a Roman village once. Under the floors there are buried the remains of many English dignitaries. Another sight of interest is the Tower of London. It is a huge fort or castle that was used for the protection of London and was built by William the Conqueror, All together it covers 18 acres with its gardens.

There is a large moat surrounding the castle which must be crossed on a draw bridge. One of the towers houses the "crown jewels." There are five crowns and three orbs. One crown has 6.000 diamonds. From the outside we saw a church built in 700 A. D.

and St. Paul's Cathedral. Hyde Park. No. 10 Downing Street.

House of Parliment. Buckingham Palace and many other places of interest." John. Business Personals Elaine Everman of Castalia was one of 29 students to be awarded elementary education certificates at the graduation exercises at Luther college on Tuesday. The exercises, for 166 seniors, took place at 10:00 a. m.

in C. K. Preus Auditorium at Decorah. FOOD E. S.

Chapter No. 238 of Postville will hold food sales on Saturday. June 9. and Saturday. June 16.

at 3:00 p. m. at Huebners. Proceeds to go for benefit of Shriners Home for Crippled Children at Council Bluffs. 32c.

'Phone 14 1 Mis. Susie Marston of Earl accompanied by Mr. and Sirs. 1 Crawford of Frankville. left Ssnir- day for Cedar Fails to attend the graduation exercises of her grand- daughter.

Barbara Marston of Earl- of GORDANIER CLEANERS is a sister toerx Waters ana mother of Clarence A. Meyer. Billy Meyer land Mrs. Dorothy Eercerich of Island. Illinois and Mr.

and jMrs. Roger Otdoerfer of Rockford. Illinois spent the weekend in the of Mrs. Eda Meyer and Mr. Mrs.

Milo Mever. IRIS THEATRE Postville, Iowa THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY June 7, 8 and 9 sin in. SUNDAY and MONDAY June 10 and 11 WM It DORIS OA' GOR0ON mm OjTtCt- GENE NOS0I PATRICE WYM0H Jr EVE ARM) BIUY 0EWOLF Sunday Matinee at 2:30 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY June 12 and 13 DOUBLE FEATURE WAYNE W. H. Krog.

O. J. Paulson. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Boehm and Mrs. Florence Hein of Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Lucile Hein and daughters. Karen and Kay.

and John Thorson were dinner guests Decoration Day at the Emma Hein home. Otto Brandt and William Oestmann returned Monday from a weeks vacation trip to Deer River. Minnesota. They report the fishing is good, the weather cool and a small amount of rain during their stay in Northern Minnesota. Mrs.

O. M. Lee of St. Paul. Minnesota writes in renewing her subscription to the "old home town paper" that she just cannot seem to get along without it although a lot of new people have come in since she has been around.

She continues, "I am pleased to see that the town is having the street names and numbers put up as it is a definite improvement. 1 wanted to get down for Memorial Day but was unable to. I hope to visit the old town and old friends sometime during the summer." she concluded. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Abernethy. i Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Abernethy. Mrs.

Alma Fitzgerald and Mrs. George Meier were in Dubuque last Saturday attending the graduation exercises at Clarke College in which Miss Barbara Abernethy was awarded her degree. lit gold IriOL Boron loi- )tto (hade richly trimmed in tu.jurdi. CI7JIHV) Automatic Bee. ttm etc to paritcilen.

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uborUr itYltd to git, euiii.in opptanact. Cboico ci 1 colon. (MHJ() Mrs. Lois Lawrence, native Iowa violinist who has won many state and national honors in the field of music, will be the next artist on the 1950-51 Artist Series program at Upper Iowa University. She will play in the college gymnasium at Fayette on June 14 at 8:15 p.

m. The OES Chapter No. 238 of Postville is planning to hold two benefit food sales, one this Saturday at 3:00 and the second next Saturday. June 16. both at Huebners.

The proceeds of the sales will be used for the benefit of Shriners Home for Crippled Children at Council Bluffs. Col. and Charles Sonnkalb and family arrived here last week for a visit in the parental L. O. Beucher and Paul Sonnkalb homes.

Col. Sonnkalb left Tuesday for Chandler, Arizona and a new assignment at a jet air base there. Mrs. Sonnkalb and boys will remain here for several more weeks for a longer visit. DEX MO-LASS LINSEED MEAL SOYBEAN MEAL BRAN MIDDLINGS REDDOG FLOUR OYSTER SHELLS SALT MEAT SCRAPS TANKAGE Hall Roberts' SOD POSTVILLE, IOWA Spun Aluminum BEVERAGE SET S4 .49 ffiartd 2 -qt pilch.

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HARDWARE PLUMBING HEATING WEEKEND SPECIALS Chocolate Cream Coffee, pound bag 85c Cheese Spread, Two pound box 75c Jack Sprat Salad Dressing, pint jar 35c Jack Sprat Peanut Butter, 14 ounce jar 39c Jack Sprat Potato Salad, 16 ounce jar 39c Jack Sprat Chicken Noodle, 16 ounce jar 35c Mayflower Dill Pickles, quart jar 29c Jack Sprat Sweet Pickles, pint jar 35c FROZEN LADY BOKDENS ICE CEEAA1 SUGAR BOtVL ICE CREAM Garden and Flower Seeds Fred J. Thoma The JACK SPRAT Store 0nce-A-Year off SALE On Nationally Advertised Strutwear Slips Briefs Step-ins and Hosiery Continues Through SATURDAY, JUNE 9 HUEBNER'S N. E. Iowa's Shopping Center.