The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • 2

PACE TWO THEIOLA REGISTER, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17. 1950. IOLA, KANSAS CAL IJC McnVCIub Holds Picnic -DEATHS- AND FUNERALS SEE THE Charles Bricher, son of Mr Misses Vera and Clara Fisher and Mrs. Everett A. Bricker, left had as dinner quests Sunday Mrs.

Monday to attend Ottawa I'ni- 0. O. Bcahm of Ontario, versity. Charles is a junior maj- Mrs. Harry Stotler and Mrs.

Ma ring in chemistry. non Garrett of rural Iola, and! The semi annil unior College Men's Club stag jrienic was held Tuesday afternoon and evening at Concreto. This party usually includes Mrs. May Wingler. Mrs.

llerschel fishing and swimriiing as well as Serviees will be held at the Wilson was an afternoon guest. traditional picnic, but thisj Strange Bed Partners Harold E. Cline Harold E. Cline, 50, a former resident of Colony, died yesterday at a hospital in Norton, following year a new twist was added in a protracted illness. Born at Neal, i Grace Lutheran Church Sunday morning at ft o'clock.

Par II. W'Usona Pure Pork Lard, 2 lb. 29c 'the form of a song fest by about Mr. Cline lived in Colony before h11 give Krafts American Cheese, 1 lb. 49c 30 boys, accompanied by Howard moving to Wichita in 1946.

I Seyfert, of llnmboidt, IN the sermon. BtoITiUst(m sfGrw1efS' and Mht1 Jini Anderson of La He was a member of the Grocery and Mht. and Urry Spillman of, 502 S. odist Church, the American Kentucky Ned Davidson, son of Mrs. Nelson Davidson, has returned to Manhattan to begin his second! Z7 "IT LnJ fl 2 Blue Mound, on guitars.

Card of Thanks I Charles head of the vear at Kansas ctaiei'niversitv i We wish to express our heart- music department of the Iola at Kansas State I mversitj. thanks for the many kjn(. jjumor High, Senior High and Jun- Inesses shown us during our re-jior College, opined that the sing- lemorial 1 la II, ccnj bereavement; for the beau- ing was unusually good for a Naturday, Sept. 19. by Lastern tlfuj f(mCrs and expressions of group that had not practiced to- sympathy; for the comforting igether.

sf The Rev. andTfiT. P. O. Hanson fer ladies 'of Tht C'tcd of lhc tra ditional hotdogs, baked Legion and the Moose Lodge.

He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Gussie Cline, Colony; a bro-'1 ther, Lawrence Cline, Los Angeles; two sisters, Mrs. Hazel Upton, Humboldt, and Mrs. Mildred Schainost, Colony. Services will be conducted by the Rev.

Rundas at 2 p.m. Satur- day in the Farris Funeral Home. Burial will be at the Colony ceme-j tery. beans, potato salad and soft drinks. will leave Friday morning to fill i Christian Church; and for speaking engagements in church- the wonderful service rendered es and service clubs in Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania They expect to be gone about a month.

by our old friend, Moody Ralston. Mrs. Hugh Boman and sons. David Greene, of Merriam, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Slawson.l has pledged Sigma Phi Epsilon liaS IJitULvU olkllld 111 CiUMiUIl Allen County Hospital VISITING HOURS? 2 p. m. to 4 p. m. and 7 p.

m. to 1:30 p. m. No children under 14 permijtp to vi.it. Mr.

and Mrs. M. E. Harclerode V'uy I social fraternity at the Univer-rnHpc i e' sity of Kansas, Lawrence. He is grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. a Slater, 1 George Slawson, and attended rs' Hardercdes brother tfje j0a elementary schools, and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kerschner at Caney. Card of Thanks Admitted Sept.

16 Mrs. N'orbcrt Kipp, Piqua; Billie Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, Iola; Mrs. E.

J. iThomas, Parsons; Harold Leon We wish to extend our thanks Sinclair, Iola; Harry Hay, rood Sale, sponsored by Pil- to the doctors, nurses and the en- fnlnnv tllNAf k.iMAk a 4 i in aI 4kn A linn 'ai v. a. Dismissed Sept. 16 grim Holiness Church, Saturday tire staff of the Allen County in so mp mmw 1 A Bag of Cement and a Coblet of Water Proof Positive the hihaim soraiBDCjawd Is the Best Buy on the Market.

No Valleys No Rolling Just COMFORT! Regularly Sold for $129.50 the Set TIIE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr. Albany, clear Albuquerque, clear Anchorage, cloudy Atlanta, clear Bismarck, cloudy Boston, clear Buffalo, clear Chicago, cloudy Cleveland, clear Denver, rain Des Moines, rain Detroit, cloudy Fort Worth, clear Helena, cloudy Honolulu, clear Indianapolis, cloudy Kansas City, rain Los Angeles, cloudy 56 83 55 75 54 57 52 56 57 61 53 55 90 51 85 56 68 74 32 59 43 62 33 45 33 49 39 46 45 36 67 40 77 43 51 62 .16 .02 .20 morning Safeway building. iHospital for their wonderful care, land to our friends and neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Dean Duncan for the many beautiful flowers have returned from Paragould messages of cheer sent to where they attended the fu fffi.ad,ur- his at the hospital.

Mrs. Kenneth Morris, Iola; Edward Powell, Colony; Melvin Bell, Iola; Dwight Donald, Moran. Births Sept. 16 nprni stay Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Reasoner, rnrrod a is' Mrs- Hugh Boman and sons. Bronson, a girl, weighing 5 pounds Forrest and 2' ounces; Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong of St. Louis.

Mrs. Armstrong died in a hospital in St. Louis, but burial was Paragould, her former home. in .10 Mrs. J.

M. Powell, Mrs. Walter Robert Sneed, Iola, a girl weigh Davis and Mrs. J. M.

McNally ing 7 pounds and 2i ounces; attended the fall district confer- and Mrs. Herbert Dolen, dy ence of the Woinen's Society of a boy weighing 6 pounds and 15emphls', Mrs. Richard Mankle, bookkeep- Christian Service, Methodist ounces; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin cloudy crand receptionist at the Lenski jChurch at Ottawa Tuesday.

A terman, Piqua, a boy weighing cloudy Clinic, will leave by plane for jsimilar conference held at Pres-7 pounds and 15'i ounces; Mr.lpls'St- Paul- cIoudy 55 41 California tomorrow where she cott Wednesday was attended by'an(j Mrs. Billy Solander, Yates ew Yrk. clear 61 45 will visit her twin sister and fam-1 5Irs- Virgie Henderson, Mrs. Center, a girl weighing 7 pounds Oklahoma City, cloudy 86 66 75 84 87 55 47 57 77 45 s)(o)eo .48 ily, Comdr. and Mrs.

Philip Nich-86111 CKvens and Mrs. C. W. Clay-'-md 91 -2 ounces. las and son, Don, at China Lake.

ton- Mrs- Jura Huggins accompa-l nied them to Prescott to visit STATE TRAFFIC TOLL friends. HAROLD PRICE Only (Guaranteed 10 Full Years) $5.00 a Month READER'S DIGEST Order Christmas Gifts Thru Viola Lewman Phone 1629 .65. Gerber Baby Food, 3 cans 25c Hunt's Peaches, 24 can 27c Hi-C Orange Drink, 46-oz. 29c Sardines, can ioc Morrison's Grocery Mkt 502 S. Kentucky A trash fire at 800 N.

Buckeye Omaha, rain 54 43 Philadelphia, clear 64 44 Phoenix, clear 91 67 Pittsburgh, clear 58 33 Portland, clear 60 39 Portland, cloudy 66 46 Rapid City, cloudy 45. 36 Richmond, cloudy 65 53 St. Louis, cloudy 66 51 San Francisco, cloudy 63 56 Seattle, cloudy 53 49 Ears of the katydid are located jTampa, clear 80 70 on its front legs and are directed clear 68 50 forward. (T Trace) TOPEKA (AP) Kansas traffic fatalities listed by State Accident Records Section: In last 24 hours ending at 9 a.m. today 2.

To date in 1959 413. Same period 1958 380. .01 .53 Fabulous Flavor! Mrs. Basil Brown and son, Paul, arrived Tuesday evening from nearly got out of hand bout 1 8311 Francisco to visit a short p. m.

yesterday when the fire de- hme with Mrs. Browns mother-partment was called. Damage in-law, Mrs. Susie Brown. En was minor.

route they visited her sister, Mrs. Hilda Stay, at Clifton, and her For many years I have tuned lather. Jake Kuehni at Topeka, and serviced the pianos for most I Mr. Kuehni accompanied them to of the musicians, all of the lola to spend the day yesterday, schools in Iola, Chanute, Hum- TO GETTYSBURG GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) -President Eisenhower arrived jn here by helicopter at 12:50 p.m.

the allied arts" ofthetunirTg'pro- today for a long weekend at his fession. I now have the latest larm. No precise time was set for electronic instrument which willihis return to Washington record the vibrations of every Also HAROLDS Has the World Famous ENGLANDER LAZY BONES Innerspring and Matching Box Springs S)D0 The Set, Folks-NOT Each Guaranteed 10 Years, Tool! sundae Rich discovery the fabulous Dairy Queen Hot Fudge Sundae a tall mound of delicious Dairy Queen capped by a bonanza of luscious hot fudge. Served fresh from the freezer. Dairy Queen is better tasting, better for you.

Less fattening, too! Ceme is for a Ireof TODAY I MlLo) EDMCail BEAT 0 I A SPECIAL HOT FUDGE SUNDAE with nuts Regular 25c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY ding's Dairy Queen (323 South State Street) note on the piano to within one one-hundredth of a semi-tone perfect. much closer than is possible with the human ear. Yours for the finest in piano service. T. Canatsey.

Phone 1099. Relatives from out of town who attended the funeral of Hugh Bo-man Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Richard L. Boman and daughters Nancy and Martha of Sunray, Capt. Jack D.

Boman, currently stationed at Darmstadt, Germany, Paul Boman, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Norton, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy A. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Roy A.

Martin Mr. and Mrs Floyd Wilson and sons, Steven and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes, and Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Mullen and Ricky and Jan, all of Wichita; Mr. and Mrs. Burnett O. Bower of Parsons, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Boman of Neo-desha; G. W. (Bud) Campbell of Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry West and son, Loren, and Mrs.

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