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Poftville Herald POSTV1LUE. IOWA PUBLISHED WEEKLY Wldtl Nnrampw far AlUimkM Coanty Tawn r. and Prfd Martla PablUhan Mr. and Mrs. Don Stirn were in Oelwein Sunday to attend a radio station program presentation.

Jan Lee of West Salem, Wisconsin was a guest over the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Waters and Stanley. at the Postoffice, Poctville, Iowa aa Sacond Claaa Matter. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE M.M Per Year 15.50 tor 2 Yean la Allaaukee, Clayton, Earette and Winneshiek Counties Per Year W.SO for Yean Oataide of Four County area.

NATIONAL EDITORIAL AMlllAM Mf Wednesday, May 9, 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cook drove to Waterloo Sunday to spend the with Perry Cook. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Riser of Waukon were Sunday evening callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Webster.

Boyd Turner attended a director's meeting of the Farmer's Mutual In- imrance Association at.Rockford on last Friday. Dr. and Mrs. R. H.

Palmer and Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Kiesau entertained the Allamakee county doctors and their wives at the Palmer home on Sunday.

Those present were: Dr. and Mrs. Alden Wiley, Dr. and Mrs. Bill Withers, Dr.

and Jlrs. B. Bray, Dr. Roy Jeffries and Dr. and Mrs.

Clark Rominger, all of Waukoa. Have Winter Clothing Cleaned Before Storing at GORDANIER CLEANERS Mrs. E. W. Kozelka attended the Mother-Daughter banquet at St Olaf college, Northfleld, Minnesota on Wednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kozelka attended the wedding of Linda Riedesel and Wayne Allen Savold in Fargo, North Dakota Friday evening.

The Postville Youth Center will be open on Friday, May 11, from p. m. The V. F. W.

Auxiliary is assisting with the center during May. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Anderson were in Rochester, Minnesota Sunday visiting Mrs. Anderson's nephew, Robert Hausman of Maquoketa who is a surgical patient at St Mary's Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Marti of Atkins purchased the 136 acre farm of Lynn Livingood near Rossville, with June 5 possession. The transaction was handled by Willman Real Estate. The grand opening of Berg's Coffee Shop in Frankville will be held on Friday, May 11, from 1:00 p.

m. until 10:00 p. m. Free coffee, doughnuts, chocolate milk and pop will be served. Mrs.

John Falb spent the weekend in Iowa City with her son Richard at the Fraternity house. The fraternity had designated the weekend for special festivities honoring mothers of the members. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wirkler of Monona and Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Hangartner and Terry attended funeral services Saturday afternoon for Alvin Brandt at the Zalmona Presbyterian Church at Ludlow. He was uncle of Mrs. Wirkler and Mrs. Hangartner.

Mr. and Mrs. Al Winter and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mason and daughter Dianna Lynn returned home after a two weeks vacation trip through 10 states and Mexico.

In Denver, Colorado they visited in the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Usher and boys and at Tucson, Arizona they spent a week with another son-in-law and daughter, and Mrs. John L. Smith and boys.

Mr. and Mrs, Durwood Schutta attended the Northwest Shoe Show at St. Paul, Minnesota on Sunday. Mrs. H.

E. Roberts, Hall Roberts and Mrs. Amy Marston drove to Charles City Sunday to visit in the home of MacBurney Allinson. Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Webster, John and Linda of Sioux visited from Friday night until Sunday morning in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Webster.

Mr. and Mrs. D. W. "Wildman of Pella were Saturday and Sunday guests in the home of their son-in law and daughter, Dr.

and Mrs. A. H. Sterling and family. "William Kozelka and Mr and Mrs.

E. W. Kozelka attended the 50th wedding anniversary open house Sunday at Monona for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tayek.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Larson and Merle, Mr. and Mrs. Cloy Lawson and Janice, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Lawson and Johnnie Roffman were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lawson. Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Chamberlain received word Saturday that a baby girl had been born to Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Chamberlain at Oelwein. This makes the third girl in the Chamberlain home. Mrs.

George Ewing, Mrs. Larry Ewing, Mrs. Marlen Schutte, Mrs. Virgil Martins and Mrs. Gene Mork were in Cedar Rapids last Thursday where they visited in the home of their aunt, Mrs.

Mike Weber. Mrs. Ernest Aumann and daughter Doris, and Mrs. Emma Fischer of Milwaukee, Wisconsin were Postville visitors Saturday and spent the weekend with Mrs. Eunice Heins and family in Luana.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kerr and Cindy and Mrs. Joyce Kerr drove to Marcus Saturday where Keith was an usher for a wedding uniting his cousin Richard Kerr of Decorah and Annette Dorr of Marcus on Sunday. Mrs.

Harlan Sebastian was in Des Moines on Friday where she attended a Luzier Cosmetic meeting at the Hotel Fort Des Moines. She served as a model for the cosmetic showing which was heir for district managers and consultants. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hill are in Cedar Rapids this week.

Louis Hill, Jr. is a patient in St. Luke's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

K. Ted Green and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harville were in Charles Oity Saturday night at tending festivities in connection with Dr. Salsbury week.

Mrs. Velma Block spent last Sat urday and Sunday in Portage, Wisconsin visiting in the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jarmes and Mr. and Mrs.

Hubert Luhman returned Monday night from Louisville, Kentucky where they had attended the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on Saturday. Mrs. George Niloff and son Ricky of Indiana and Mrs. Ethel Helsel of Miami, Florida were overnight guests Tuesday in the home of Dr. and Mrs.

R. H. Palmer. Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Kerr and Cindy and Mrs. Joyce Kerr spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kohler and family at Glidden. Mr.

Kerr and Mr. Kchler had been friends in Korea several years ago. Mrs. Burnell Anderson and Mrs. Otto Fischer' spent the weekend in Cedar Falls visiting Mrs.

Ander son's daughter Judy who is attending the State College of Iowa, A special program was held for mothers of the students. Mrs. L. O. Beucher, Mrs.

Fred J. Miller and Mrs. O. J. Beucher visited Ethel Sanders in Cedar Rapids over the weekend.

They also called on Mrs. R. Topliff who is hospitalized in Iowa City; and drove to Pella to see the tulips in bloom. Mr. and Mrs.

Eldo Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Schultz and Newell of Edgewood and Mrs. Leona Schultz attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Schultz at the Evangelical United Brethren Church at (Lansing Sunday. Mrs. Enock Mork, Mrs. Keith Carlson, Mrs. Evelyn Looney, Mrs.

Lafe Lampman and Mrs. Walter Meyer joined a group of 68 ladies April 26 and 27 for a tour of Chicago, Illinois. The trip was sponsored by the Clayton County Extension office Business Personals FISH FRY Friday night, May 11, $1.00 per plate. Van Wey's Cafe, Castalia. 28bpc.

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Bag 69c LIFE POP NEW! SCOTCH 6 bottles for "MAGIC" TAPE 24 bottle Case 98c 400 in. Roll 39c Mr. and Mrs. T.aMont Gericke and Mr. and Mrs.

Ken Timmerman and Joel visited Sunday in the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Mario Peterson and family at Eldridge and with Mr. and Mrs Gene Rettenmaier at Bettendorf. Mrs.

Rettenmaier is the former Ruth Mackert. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Everman and family were in Rossville Sunday visiting in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

iLee Huffman. Mrs. Huffman had just returned home Saturday after having been a surgical patient in the Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse, Wisconsin for the past two weeks. Want Ads NO NEW ARRIVALS AT HOSPITAL HERE There were no new arrivals during the past week at the Community Memorial Hospital in Postville. Following is a list of the medical and surgical patients admitted: Medical Patients.

Francis Vorwald, Monona, May 2. Mellors Rays, Wadena, May .2. Floyd Bergeson, Clermont, May 5. Mrs. R.

Morse, Castalia, May 6. Mrs. Roy Ellis, Castalia, May 6. William Brackin, Elgin, May 7. Mrs.

Laura Henkes, Monona, May 7. Mrs. B. B. Everall, Monona, May 8.

John Riha, Ossian, May 8. Surgical Patients. Larry Mork, Postville, May 5. Mrs. Joe Hemesath, Monona, May 6.

Mrs. Robert Miller, Postville May 7. David Benjegerdes, Postville, May 7. MEDICAL SELF-HELP TRAINING THRIVES For tomato plants, 25c. a dozen; cabbage plants, 20c.

a dozen; available the end of the week. Nyberg's, Postville. 28c. Wanted Good home for two year old collie, male. Excellent watchdog.

Good with children. Stephen Schutte, phone 86 4-3129 Postville. 28p. Iowa's Medical Self-Help courses are popping up as fast as spring flowers. That's the word from Dr.

Edmund G. Zimmerer, Iowa Commissioner of Public Health. Some 1,000 Iowans are presently enrolled in 40 courses around the State, and seven courses have already been completed in this pilot program, Dr. Zimmerer said. Medical Self-Help is designed at present to train 5.600 Iowans, who in turn will teach the 16-hour course to thousands of fellow Iowans.

"In nuclear attack, it may be days or weeks before a doctor could reach every community or private fallout shelter. This program teaches you how to take care of your own medical problems," he explained. The Self-Help program is administered by the Iowa State Department of Health and supported by Director Ray C. Stiles, Civil Defense Office; Superintendent Paul Johnston's Office of Public Instruction; and Dr. Marion Alberts, Chairman of the Iowa Medical Society's Civil Defense Committee.

Field instruction responsibility for the course is assigned to the Division of Public Health Nursing, headed by Miss Mattie Brass. Her Nurse Supervisors are located in Manchester, Ft. Dodge, Spencer, Council Bluffs, Washington and Des Moines. The current success of the Medical instruction at county and city levels is attributed by Dr. Zimmerer to the cooperation among County Public Health Nurses, Civil Defense Nurses, Civil Defense Directors, and other civic minded persons.

He praised the students, who, through training and inclination, will be prepared to teach the course after the pilot phase has been evalu- ted this summer. Also cited were the doctors who are functioning both as training sponsors and classroom counselors. Iowans who want this training and will accept teaching assignments should contact their nearest Public Health Nurse, Civil Defense Director, or County Medical Society. The 12 lessons taught are: Radioactive Fallout and Shelter- Hygiene, Sanitation and Vermin Control; Water and Food; Shock, Bleeding and Bandaging; Artificial Respiration; Fractures and Splint ing; Transportation of the Injured Burns; Nursing Care of the Sick and Injured; Infant and Child Care and Emergency Childbirth. Cub Scouts Hold Regular Meetings Cub Scout Den 8 met for their regular meeting on May 1 at the home of Mrs, Don Martindale.

Johnny Meade held the Flag for the Pledge of Allegiance, The boys answered roll call by naming a bird and telling something about it. Mrs. Leo Boese, den mother, reviewed "The Golden Book of Nature Table decorations for the May pack meeting were discussed on the theme "The World Around The boys made cards to enclose with Mother's Day gifts. Donnie Martindale furnished the treat which he made for an elective. The meeting closed with the "Living At the April pack meeting the following awards were received: Donnie Martindale, bear badge and gold arrow; Johnny Meade, bear badge; and Alan Mork, gold arrow.

Den IX. Cub Scout Den IX met at the home of Mrs. Roy Knight on May 1. The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance. Randy Hale brought the treats.

The boys worked on gifts for Mother's Day. The meeting closed with the Living Circle. Den m. Den III met May 1 at the home of their den mother Mrs. Gene Mork.

The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance. Grant Mork assistant denner, took roll call and collected dues. The boys have started working on gifts for Mother's Day. The meeting was closed with the Living Circle. Two out of every five swine herds in some parts of Iowa are infected with leptospirosis.

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