Postville Herald from Postville, Iowa • Page 4

POSTVILLB fiERALD, POSTVILLE, IOWA Postville Herald Official Newspaper for Allamakee County and the Town of TostvUlc Clifford W. DcGarmo Fred L. Martin Publishers Entered at the Fostoffice, Postville, Iowa as Second Class Matter. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2.50 Per Year Jn Allamakee, Clayton, Fayette and Winneshiek Counties Elsewhere S3.00 Per Year JWATION A I EDITORIAL lAsTbcfATI WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1953. Ed spent Tuesday and Wednesday of last week in Chicago on business.

Carolyn ScharTer of Dubuque visited at the home of Dr. and Mrs. D. Cole on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Cole of Minneapolis were Sunday visitors with relatives in Postville Mr. and Mrs. Francis Buren of Milwaukee, Wisconsin spent the weekend at the Otto Appel home.

Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Cole's chil dren and their families were Sun- 1 day dinner guests at their homo.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hoth and i family left Thursday for Phoenix, -a -sevei 'al. weeks stay. Mr.

and Mrs. Don Siefken are spending the week visiting in the Earl Miller home at Rock Valley. Mrs. Elrie Ruckdaschel and Douglas left Tuesday for Chicago for a visit in the R. E.

Swenson home. Mrs. Laurence Hofer has signed Mi-, and Mrs. Elmer Eberling, Virginia and Robert, were visitors Sunday evening at the Harold Panncke home. a contract to teach the fourth, fifth and sixth grades at Castalia for the coming year.

John Kittleson and Loren Meyer were in La Crosse, Wisconsin last Thursday on business for Hill Hardware Co. Mrs. Anna Hurley of Waterloo arrived Sunday evening for a several days visit in the home of Rose and Mae McNeil. Leo Sebastian of Tracey. Minnesota spent several days the past weekend visiting in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. George Sebastian. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B.

Bachtell, son and daughter, of Berwyn, Illinois spent several days visiting at the Ralph Bachtell home last week. Miss Vi Gordanier and friend, Miss Dee Myers of Grundy Center, were weekend guests in the Gordanier homes. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stirn attended a birthday party in honor of her father, John Hancock, at Waterville Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lange, James and Susan of Decorah, were callers at the G. A. Brooks home last Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. DeGarmo and daughter spent the weekend in Early visiting at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. DeGarmo. Mrs.

Ida Dietsch left Monday evening for Shushan, New York, where she will spend four weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Scully, Pat, Jim and Susan, were weekend visitors in the homes of Mr.

and Mrs. Lyle Zieman and family and Mr. and I Mrs. Martin Harris. Students To Mr.

and Mrs. George Law and James Law of Mason City were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. N.

Petersen. Mr. and Mrs. Earl P. Smith of Wapello are visiting at the Dr.

and Mrs. M. F. Kiesau home. David and Douglass Kiesau will return home with them.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Beucher and Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Webster spent the weekend in Monroe, Wisconsin visiting in the home of Mr. and MrSr Churchill. Ann Spencer was hostess at a dinner Sunday for friends and relatives in honor of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Spencer, who celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burling and boys and Mrs. Myrtle Aitchison returned last Wednesday from a trip to the Black Hills and points in Eastern Colorado.

Rev. Arthur Rumbaugh, superintendent of Bethany Home of the Aged, Dubuque, will be the guest pastor at the Community Presbyterian Church for services Sunday at 10:00 a. m. Mr. and Mrs.

James Foran and Amelia Meyer attended the funeral -of Charles Heaford at Rockwell on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Cook and family. Mrs.

Gunda Martindale and A. L. Peterson were Sunday dinner guests in the Perry Cook home at Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Kohrs of Mrs. H. J.

Kramer and family are Sioux Falls, South Dakota returned I spending several days at Park Ridge, Illinois visiting in the Mil- Mr. and Mrs. John A. Walch and -son of Richmond. Indiana are visiting at the home of Dr.

and Mrs. 2L D. Cole. Weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Willard Schutte and i family were Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Newhouse and daughter of Omaha, Nebraska.

Mrs. Walter Meyer. Mrs. Lorence Bernhardt. Mrs.

Ed Looney. and Mrs. John Marlins spent Wednesday and Thursday at Milwaukee, "Wisconsin attending the National V. F. W.

convention. They also spent some time visiting Rev. F. R. Ludwig.

Mrs. Boies Capper went to La I Crosse. Wisconsin for several days visit with her brother-in-law and 1 sister. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Falb. She will return today. Your CLEANER Is Your CLOTHES Best FRIEND GORDANIER CLEANERS Phone 148-W Postville, Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Speece of i San Rafael.

California spent last i week visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Erickson. Mrs. Speece is the former Irene Erickson.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gordanier and Beth, Mrs. Sarah Gordanier, Opal Gordanier and Mrs. Dale Meyer are in Iowa City today where they will attend the University of Iowa summer graduation exercises in which Vi Gordanier will receive her degree as a registered nurse.

Following the exercises, Opal and Vi will leave for a trip to Denver, Colorado for a visit in the home of Miss Peggy Carroll. Monday after a visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Sawvelle and other relatives and friends. IRIS THEATRE Postville, Iowa THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY August 13, 14 and 15 JEANNE' GRAIN DALE CITY OF 1 BAD MEN TECHNICOLOR SUNDAY and MONDAY August 16 and 17 CLARK GENE IN M-G-M's "NEVER LET ME GO" Sunday Matinee at 2:30 P. M. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY August 18 and 19 DOUBLE FEATURE PLUS HATURf'S WILDEST FURY KX9LOOCS THI SCREEN ROBERT RYAN-MAUI POWERSI ANTtiOKY QUfNNSUZAN BALL Mrs. Donald Eames and son Robert of Yardley, Pennsylvania are guests of her parents.

Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Kiesau and also Dr.

and Mrs. M. F. Kiesau and familv. ton and Paul Hansen homes and the Peter Benda home.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindsay will leave Thursday morning tor a three weeks trip to Lake Louise, Colgary, Edmonton and their former home in Alberta, Canada. Joseph B. Steele was elected vice president of the Holy Name Societies of the Archdiocese of Dubuque for a two year term at the annual meeting of this organization held last Sunday at Cedar Rapids.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hart left last Wednesday for a trip to the Black Hills and other points of historical interest along the way. They plan on returning about August 15. Mrs.

Charles Schave returned from Monmouth, Illinois Thursday, being called there by the death of her nephew, Charles Amos Stearns, whose funeral was Wednesday, August 5. Mrs. Amelia Willman and granddaughters, Kathy and Renee Schmidt, went to Chicago last Wednesday to spend a week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Medberry and visit other relatives there.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kroshus, Beverly and Gary, were last Monday visitors at the Donald Stirn home and also called at the hospital to visit Wilmer Nordin. Beverly stayed for a weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Stirn.

Mr. and Mrs. Vencilof Holly returned Monday evening after spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harley Owen and family.

They also visited the early boyhood home of Lincoln at New Salem, Illinois on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph LaVelle spent Saturday and Sunday in Milwaukee. They saw the Braves- Pittsburg double header Sunday afternoon and attended church services at Lake Park Church where Rev. F. R. Ludwig is pastor.

Mrs. Alfred Kleinow of Prosser, Washington is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. A. B. Coates.

She will remain in Iowa until after Mrs. Coates has undergone surgery at the University Hospitals in Iowa City. Other visitors at the Coates' home this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Willis F.

Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanderWeg of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Robert Wells of San Francisco, California. WEEKEND SPECIALS FREE One package Kool Aid with each 7 ounce pkg.

of Jack Sprat Potato Chips 39c Strawberry Preserves, 12 ounce jar 37c Jack Sprat Dark Bing Cherries, two 30-oz. tins Mayflower Pork and Beans, 30 ounce can 19c Mayflower Tomatoes, two 20 ounce cans 39c Tomato Juice, 46 ounce can 33c Cheese Spread, two pound box 69c Duncan Hines Cake Mix, 19 ounce package 37c Greenie Peas, Jack Sprat, two cans 45c Sliced Carrots, Jack Sprat, can 19c No 730 Blend Coflee, one pound bag 79c Chocolate Cream Coffee, one pound bag 87c FROZEN FRUIT JUICES LADY BORDEN ICE CREAM SUGAR BOWL, ICE CREAM Fred J. Thoma The JACK SPRAT Store Mr. and Mrs. L.

O. Beucher and Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Miller spent the weekend at New Salem, Illinois visiting the historical sites of the Lincoln era.

They drove on to Springfield where they stopped to visit in the home of L. D. Walters. Mrs. G.

A. Brooks was informed of the death of an old friend. Henry Hill, which occurred about two weeks ago at Buhl. Minnesota, where he was on a visit. His death was sudden.

He was buried at the Odd Fellows home at Northfield, Minnesota. His wife passed away a few months ago. He has two daughters, Hattie Herrmann of Clinton and Ida of California. A family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Bertha Schroeder with the entire family home for the occasion.

Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Windhurst of Palm Springs, California, Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Schroeder and daughter of Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schroeder of La Crosse, Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs.

Arbie Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs: Harold Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Green had the following as dinner guests Sunday in honor of the birthday of their sons, Ted and Ed: Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Reusch of Ottumwa, Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Green and Billy of Olin, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ryan and Terry of Waukon. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Bulman and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Handy and Mrs.

Mildred Merrill of Postville. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bulman and Vicky Newton, Paul Siple of Ohio, Mrs. Maggie Green.

GK Ed. Green. (Continued from Paso One) R. R. Kunkel will serve as English and speech teacher in the high school.

Mr. Kunkel is receiving a Master's degree from the University of Wisconsin this summer. His graduate and undergraduate majors were both speech with minors in English. His undergraduate work was taken at Illinois college at Jacksonville, Illinois. Jerry Franklin of Burlington will serve as head football coach this year.

Mr. Franklin is a graduate of Coe college and last year served as coach at Calmar. Donald Dominy, a recent graduate of the University of Iowa from Estherville, will teach social studies classes in the high school. The school vocal teacher this year will be Miss Joyce Dougherty of Waukee. She graduated last "spring from Drake University with a major in vocal music.

Rural Teachers. Teachers will be changed in four of the rural schools to be open in the district this year. Mrs. Ken- neth Ellis will teach the school in the north part of Bloomfield township. Mrs.

Ellis taught the West I Grove school last year. Mrs. Paul Kittlesby will teach the West Grove school this year. Mrs. Roy Moon, who has been teaching in Des Moines, will teach the Baily school and Mrs.

Alice Holley will teach the Pixler school. Mrs. Holley taught the Marion township last year. Mrs. Charlotte Walby will again teach the Highland school and Mrs.

Sarah Nelson will return to the Brick school in Bloomfield township. The McKinley school will be taught by Mrs. Velma Nelson again this year and the Springfield school by Mrs. Harvey Christofferson. Returning Teach'trs.

Teachers returning in the town school this year will include Miss Mary Kay Zuber. She will be teaching the kindergarten classes for the second year. Other teachers returning for their second year of work in the Postville school will include Miss Audrey Hammond (first grade). Miss LaVonne Brudos (sixth grade), Miss Elizabeth English (fifth grade). Clarence Martens (high school principal), and J.

Conrad Kohlmann (high school mathematics and science). Miss Anita Steflens, third grade teacher, will be serving her fifth year on the Postville faculty. This will be the tenth year in the Postville faculty for Miss Florence Hoth, 'junior high principal. Serving her Sixth year as instructor in vocational home economics will be Miss Irma Davison. William Stewart is returning for his fourth year as vocational agriculture instructor.

This will be the third year that Eldean Drewes has served as instrumental music teacher. Mrs. Irene Rogers will again teach English classes and serve as school librarian. This is her 12th year on the faculty. Donald Siefken will return for a third year as head basketball coach and instructor in drivers' training and biology.

The superintendent again this year will be K. T. Cook. This is Mr. Cook's eighth year with the Postville school.

Custodians again this year will be Herman Schutta and Ed Lammert. Miss Leila Ann Debes will serve her third year the For Sale-Sweet Corn ing or canning. -Read' ZS Saturday. Mrs. j.

jfj'! ville. err Farm For l5n modern house, good well water in pasture. Mrs Nally, Postville. Use the Postville department. Those classC always bring results.

GORED Eighteen year old Larry was seriously hurt recently when he was gored by a bull in a narrow pen. Larry was sitting on the fence when the bull gored him in the thigh, pulling him down into the pen. His father pulled him out. Herald Want Ads bring results. At the Elevator We Have SEED RYE Available POSTVILLE, IOWA CATCH THEM! KEEP THEM! wM 6e cOtafified BIG-FOUR FAIR ASSOCIATION and MARVIN D.

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