The Monroe County News from Albia, Iowa • Page 3

81NNOTT nOCTOft Miss Madonna Slnnott. daughter Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sinnott of ieorgetown, was married Saturday lorning, June 14, to Carl E. Proctor, on of Mr.

and Mrs Howard Proctor Unionville. The Rev. Harry Ryan read the ouble ring service, which was fol- jwed by the nuptial mass, at St. utrick's church. Georgetown.

Steven Sinnott, brother of the ride, and Francis Sinnott, her ousin, served as acolytes. The altar was decorated with oring bouquets. Wedding music was by Mrs. John effron. Paul Flattery sang "Ave tana" at the Offertory and Miss 'live Susin sang "On This Day, eautirul Mother" at the Comi union.

Given in marriage by her father, liss Sinnott appeared in a gown of ndal white satin with long fitted eeves. a shnred basque bodice nd cathedral train. A cuff of white itin edged the sheer yoke of the utton-down-the-back bodice. A ti- ra of seed pearls held her finger lace-edged veil of illusion and je carried a bouquet of red roses. Miss Helen Bellis served as 'idesmaid.

Her frock was nile -een over matching satin, and she mied a bouquet of yellow gladi- is. She wore a matching pictuie it. Linda Proctor, niece of the groom, ore a blue net frock and she cared the train. Margaret O'Brien, usin of the bride, wore a blue itin dress and matching mitts, ic earned the rings on a satin pil- w. Both little guls woie blue sweis in their hair.

John F. Sinnott, brother of the ide, was best man, and Geoige i'an and Joe Craig were ushers. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. nnott wore a navy flowered crepe ess, and Mrs. Proctor wore blue PIRDOS S.

G. NEWTON Tuned and Repaired Illingworth's Jewelry East Side Square Albia crepe. Both wore corsages of white carnations. Immediately following the wedding ceremony a three-course dinner was served at the Sinnott home. A three-tiered cake served as centerpiece on the bride's table.

About 70 relatives and friends were present. Mr. and Mrs. Pioctor left in the late afternoon for Yellowstone Park and other points of interest in Hie west. For her going-away tiip Mrs.

Proctor chose a black and white dress with cap sleeves, and white accessories. They have established residence near Blakesburg. ERVIN KASTER Miss Waneta Ervin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ervin of Centerville, and Dale Raster, son Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Raster of Albia, were married at the Methodist parsonage in Centerville the eve( ning of July 7 by the Rev. P. J. Ackman.

Miss Marilyn Hopkins of Centerville and Donnie Raster of Moravia attended the couple. Miss Ervin's dress was of pink walfle weave with white accessories and her attendant, Miss Hopkins, wore a dress of yellow nylon. Mr. Raster is employed by the Maytag Company at Newton, where the couple will make their home. Honor Mrs.

Bettis At Dinner Here--. Her daughters, Mrs. Elfreda Sparks of Tama and Mis. Oscar Franz of Colfax. and grandchildren --Patty Jo and Larry Spaiks and Joan Franz--joined Mrs.

Louis Bettis of Albia route 1 in celebration of her birthday anniversary July 9 A in Mrs. Bettis' honor was served at the Bluebird Cafe. It was climaxed with a birthday cake and ice cream In the evening the group went to the home of another daughter, Mrs. Ei nest Manley. Refreshments were served, and Mrs.

Bettis re- cived many gifts and congratulatory messages. Happy Hour Club Meeting Friday-The members of the Happy Hour Club will meet i Mrs. John Reeton Friday afternoon, July IS, for a 2:00 o'clock dessert luncheon. Sew and So Club To Have Picnic-The members of the Sew and So club will have a picnic at the City Park Thursday, July 17, at 1:00 p.m. Please note change of date.

Opening Announcement MONDAY, JULY 14th Albia Shoe Hospital Featuring -INVISIBLE RESOLING AND COMPLETE SHOE SERVICE. SHOE POLISHES AND LACES We Repair All Types of Rubber Footwear. ALBIA SHOE HOSPITAL 2nd Door South of Illingworth Bakery JAMES ALLARDYCE, Prop. AUCTION SALE BeaNtifNl Two-Story Modern Horn With 30 Acres off Very Rich, Level, Tiled Fam Land Sale to lake place at the premises located on the west edge of the Town of Moravia. Iowa.

8 miles MMith of Albia. on-- Satirday, Jily 19,1952 At 2:00 o'clock p.m. Home consists of a two-story modem bungalow with five rooms and bath downstairs, and five half bath and sleeping porch upstairs. TERMS--Down payment of 10', on bid. balance to be paid on delivery of warranty deed together with an abstract brought to date showing merchantable title.

Premise? can 'w seen only by appointment with Bruce Watts. 920 South James Ottumwa, Iowa. Telephone 1954-J. Sale to br subject to the approval of the heirs of Agnes M. Watts.

AGNES M. WATTS ESTATE A. Mikmi. Attorney Iowa L. C.

HaadltMi Auctioneer BIOUMT, Shaw FamulM GuMto At HUton Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Shaw of Superior, and Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Shaw and daughter. Patricia, of Montcbello, who had been visiting relatives and friends in the Monroe county community, were honored at a get-together held Wednesday night, July 2, at Hilton, before they started home. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Chidester of Oskaloosa and their daughter, Mildred, of Albia; Mr.

and Mrs. Jim and son, Roy, Albia; Mr. and Mrs. Chary Johnson, Albia; Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Rouse, Albia: Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Tyrell, Ottumwa: Mr. and Mrs. Andy Chance.

Albia: Floyd Albertson, Albia; Mr. and Mrs. Merle Clark, Albia; Mr. and Mrs. Harold New Sharon: Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Rogers. Albia: Mr. and Mis. Roy Poison, Albia: Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Clark and family, Albia; Mr and Mrs. George Whitlock and family, Albia; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson and daughter, Ottumwa: Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Bettis and family. Albia; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Albeitson and family, Iconium; Mr.

and Mrs. Wiley Baird, Albia; Mr. and Ms. Harold Gardner and daughter, Irene, Albia: Mrs. T.

E. Gaidner, Albia; Miss Susie Besco, Albia; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rouse, Albia; Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Clark and family.

Albia: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tibbals and son, Donald, Albia; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rogers and son.

Gary, Albia; Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Ellison and son, Kenneth, Albia; Joe Easton, Albia; Mrs. Frank Rogers, Albia; Mr.

and Mrs Roy Majors and family and Keith Thompson and Gerald and Dean Hawkins, all of Russell. The was spent with singing and visiting. Refreshments ol pie and iced tea were served. Legion Auxiliary- Meeting Tuesday The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion Home Tuesday esening, July 15, at 8:00 o'clock for their regular meeting. During the evening, there will be installation of officers and Marilois Welters uill give her report of her week spent at Girl's State in Grinnell.

The i committee will serve: Mss. Tony Sebben, Mrs Edw a Johnston, Mrs. Richard Blew, Mrs. Zoe Karso, Mrs. Joe Beadle, Mrs.

Haiold Connor. Mrs. Claude Ewers and Mrs. R. A.

Smith. Selection Social at Laughead Home-A social for members of Selec- I tion Ladies Aid Society and their i families is planned Wednesday eve- I ning. July 16, at the G. Laughead home. a Plan Family Picnic At Albia Park-I Plans for a famiK picnic at Albia City Park July 20 were made by members of the Cuba Christian Aid during a meeting Thursday at the church.

Mrs. Herman Liggett led the devotions. i i B-Y Club Meeting Thursday. July 17-The B-Y Club will meet at the I home of Mrs. Jennie Went worth I Thursdaj.

Julv for a 12 o'clock covered-dish dinner and social. All neighbors and friends are i cordially invited and welcome. Loyal Gleaners Class to Meet Thursday Eve-The members of the Glean! ers Sunday school class of the Christian church i meet at the home of Mrs. John Huber. Thursday evening.

IT. at 7:30 o', clock, for their regular monthh social. Assisting hostfj-se'- art- Clarence Stocker. Crctha Martin and Mrs. Donald Asht-r.

Lawn Social Supper at E. U. B. Church Thursday-There will be a a Soiial Supper at the E. Chun Thursday.

July 17. from 5 to I A of food i he served, cafeteria TECHNICOLOR MUSIC AND FUN ABOUND IN "ABOUT FACE" AT THE KING--Singing star Gordon MacRae and popular young comedian Eddie Bracken are two of the top stars in "ABOUT FACE," gay new musical comedy in Technicolor, which opens a three-day engagement at the King theatre Tuesday. Rebekoh Lodge Installs Officers -The Albia Rebekah Lodge No. met Monday, July 7, for installation of officers by the district deputy, Mrs. John Wood, and her installing staff.

Here are the new officers for the year. Past Noble Grand, Marguerite Huber; Noble Grand, Maude Adams, Vice Giand, Mildred Stocker; Financial Secretary, Helen Crall; Warden, Babe Kernes; Conductor, Edna Lane; Chaplain, Ella Luke; Musician, Alice Watt; Right Support to Noble Grand, Nellie Danes; Left Support to Noble Grand, Nadine Wood; Inside Guardian, Hazel Snell, Outside Guardian, Willa Wal- lei Instructor, Margaret Hoffman; Color Bearer, Beverly Johnson; Reporter. Maiy Villont; Candle Bearers, Anna Warren, Bertha Martin, Ida Stump and Eva Long; Right Support to Vice Grand, Grace Dooley, and Left Support Giand, Edna Dicks. to Vice Farewell Coffee Tuesday- Mrs Loren Hardinger will entertain friends at a coffee Tuesday morning at 9.30, at her home, in honor of Mrs, Albert E. Hollingshead.

who will leave this week to make hei home in Cedar Rapids, where her husband has been transferred, and Mrs. Phillip Hardinger who i leave later this month to make her home in Toledo, Ohio. Dr. Hardingei will establish practice there. North End Club Will Meet-- The North End Club will meet Wednesday, 16, at the home of Mis John Wales, at 1.45 p.m.

Plan Meeting July 28 A meeting of the Bluff Creek Bluebirds 4-H club held at the home of Judy Larson. Roll call. "My Favorite 4-H Subject," was answered by Nellie Reed, Elaine Shepherd, Marilyn Sullivan, Alice Bain. Janice Stewart. Martha Verwers and Janice Sullivan.

Also present were our leaders, Mrs. Junior Kietzman and Mrs. Frances Mellick, and two visitors from Mahaska county. Marilyn Sullivan was appointed to buy the Historian's book, and we disc-used making the booth for Achievement Day. We decided to buy the flags and gavel.

We also had a discussion on the television program we had seen. Judy Larson and Nellie Reed gave a team demonstration on painting picture frames. Elaine Sullivan talked on home safety and fire prevention. Alice Bain and Janice Stewart gave a demonstration on refinishing furniture. Martha Verwers gave a demonstration on an article being made over and improved.

We decided to have a local achievement day July 28 at the home of Nellie Reed. It will be an all-day meeting. Obituary Women's Group Meets At Harris Home-The A of Service Chapel will meet Wednesday at 2:15 p.m. at the home of Mrs Clvde Harris. Mrs.

John Burr Hattie Burr, youngest child of the late John O. and Mary Robinson, was born near Albia, Iowa, July 25. 1888, and died in Des Moines July 8, 1952. She is survived by her husband, John Burr, of Des Moines; a Sister, Mrs. Etta Long and brother, Albeit Robinson, both of Albia; and a niece.

Mrs. Willis Hill of Ottumwa. A son, Johnnie Mack, preceded her in death in 1920. Mrs. Burr was graduated from i Albia High school in 1906.

She was a member of the First Methodist Mrs. DeWayne Johnson will lead chu rch of Albia for many years. the devotions Family Picnic Sunday-A Wilson family picnic was held at Albia city park Sunday, with 35 attending, including the following: Mr. and Mrs. T.

R. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hupton, Clyde and Jimmie, Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Livingston and Aline, and Betty Wilson, of Des Moines: Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sullivan, Chris and Gene, of Charles City; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and son, Bobby Dean, of Alaska; Mr.

and Mrs. James- Hupton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, and Mrs. James Wilson, Mr.

and Mis. Raymond Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis and Janie, Mr. and Mrs.

Max Adler, Tommy and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. George Frye and son, Georgie, all of Albia: and Mark Johnson of Crawford, Neb. Pocahontas Lodge Installs Officers-During the regular business meet- i Troy Troopers Make Tour of Projects Services were at Lewis Funeral home Albia July 10, and burial was in Oak View cemetery. By Earl Willson The Troy Troopers project tour was held Julv 1 Projects visited included pigs, I sheep, beef steers, dairy calves, beef cows, gardens and rabbits.

I We were honored by having the following business men take part in the tour: Elmer Loeb. H. C. Peterson. Gene Stanley, Ray Darbv and Ray Sw en- son.

Other visitors included Frank Rogers, John Barrett of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Mahm. Mr-. Betlis. Mr.

and Mrs. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Comer, Mr. and Mrs.

Casebolt, Mr. and Mrs. Willson. Mr. and Mrs.

Mosiey and Mr. and Mrs Wilkin The tour started at 7 and we had a basket dinner at the City Takes On All Comers EAST LANSING, Mich. U.P.-- Michigan State College has competed against 97 different teams since inaugurating football in 1896. SHOP IN ALBIA FEDERAL LAW IANK LOWS ing of the Pocahontas Lodge re- Park at noon, cently. the following officers were installed by Mrs.

Ida Stump, dis- trict deputy. Prophetess, Elsie Nevms: Pocahontas, Mable Lewis: Winona, Beulah Fmdlinson: Powatan. Isabelle Dille: Keeper of Records, Dolly Ford. Collector of Wampum. Elen Turling: Keeper of Wampum, Irene Stommel: First Scout, Eva Cernich: Second Scout.

Marguerite Beadle, First Runner. Peggy Louis: Second Runner. Eva Long: First Warrior. Maude Adams. Second Warrior.

Helen Crall: Third War-1 nor, Margaret Wratten. Fourth Warrior. Belle Walton: First Coun- I cilor. Vera Richardson. Second i Councilor.

Rachael Earnev: Guard of the Forrest. Eliza Sutton. Guard of the Teepee. Hazel i.iell. Following installation, lunch was served bv the committee.

Annual Turner I Reunion Sunday-- I The annual Turner family re- union i be Sundav. Julv 20. at the city park. In case of ram it will be held at the A Freed home. North Sth St.

Oil drippings on drives and garage floors dissohe instantly, according to The American Maga- zine, when wiped off with paint- thinner. SHOP IN ALBIA avoitobfe NOW fo: Refinance debts Buy land or livestock Construct or remodel farm and any ofhcr aaricuffuraf NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION E. E. DICKEY 112 East Third St. Phone $23 OTTUMWA, IOWA ABBOTT ft COSTELLO Last Times -JACK THE Tonight: and -RODEO" A Giant All-in Color Fan and Thrill Show! For Your RoHfckin', Frtlickin Fun, Here's That Happy Pleasure Parade and News And Vacation Time means that you'll need special care for your summer time clothes.

To look your best throughout the year have your clothes cleaned regularly at Albia Cleaners. VACATION TIME Is Here for Us, Too! We're All Taking a Week's Vacation. From July 21 Through July 26th. Might we that you get your clothes in soon if you want tru-in ivturm-d by July 19th. And will i up the dry cleaning you are having donebefore Saturday.

July 19th. Open Again July 28th ALBIA CLEANERS FOR WARDROBE APPEAL FREDDY DEAL Phone 245 Albia Locals Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Villont Sunday visiting relatives in Bussey. Mrs.

CUB Almquist of Chanton and Mrs. Hannah Hunter of Minneapolis, visited Sunday a i noon with Mrs. John Canning. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Wallace and children of Forrestville, Conn uie visiting her parents, Mr. and Mis Will Brock of Hiteman. Sgt. and Mrs. John Brock and childien o' Rantoul.

111., and Bill Brock of Chicago, spent the week end at the Will Brock home. Elmer Rhoads and daughtt-i, Grace, returned to their home in Davenport Sunday after spending several days at the home ol Mi. and Mrs. J. J.

Ferris. Mr. and Mrs. John Turak and daughter, Betty, returned to their home in Gary, Sunduv alter visiting at the home of her mot hoi, Mrs. Mary James, and sister, Mis Elmer Aitken.

Dr. Dorothy Forsythe and hei mother, Mrs. John Cumming, sr, of Newton, spent Thursday at the J. home here. Dr Foi- sythe and her husband, Dr.

Fiank Forsythe, are opening an office in Newton for the practice of medicine. Their son, Robert, returned home after spending seveial days with his grandparents. Private First Class Keith E. Fia- zicr of Fort Sheridan, 111 spent a three-days leave at the parental Matt Frazier home. Mrs.

Robert Peterson of A very entered the University hospital at Iowa City recently, for surgei and treatment. MONROE cotnmr Newt Monday. July 14, 1952 Recent guests at the Henry Cnudde home were Mr. and Mrs. Loren Buckingham and Mrs.

Leonard McNabbs and baby, David Lee, Hill: Mr. and Mrs. Leon Labalette, Mrs. Byron Adcock and Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Smith and children, all of Chariton: Mrs. Paul Hartzer iiiul daughter. Des Moines; James Buckingham. Cedar Rapids; Mrs. Glen Buckingham and brother, John Kendall, of Ottumwa; and Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Buckingham, Albia. I "Boy, oh boy, haven't seen a dog like that in years!" You'll readily admit that you haven't seen a service like ours in years. Maddy's Conoco Service Phone 474 Albia, la. Phone 205R TORNADO Albert Carlson Insurance Agency Albia, Iowa FOX HUNTERS DANCE Round and Square Dedicating New, Dance Floor.

OPEN AIR PAVILION AT TERRY SWARTZ FARM 3 MILES NORTH OF GEORGETOWN. SATURDAY, JULY GOOD MUSIC $1.00 per Couple dosing Out Sale off Personal Property, Farm Equipment, and Farm. 8 miles Southwest of Eddyville, 8 miles northeast of Albia, 14 mile north and mile west of highway 137-WEDNESDAY, JULY 23,1952 Beginning at 1:00 p.m. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Electric range, G. E.

refrigerator, table and 3 chairs, 3-pc. bedroom suite with vanity bench, bed complete, dresser, desk and chair, 3 rocking chairs, 4 oak chairs, end table and lamp combined, walnut corner stand, library table, studio couch, medicine cabinet, electric Maytag washer, rinse tubs, cabinet, dishes, kitchen utensils, pressure cooker, radio, stools, mirror, linoleum, lawn mower, ice box. oil heater, ironing board, wash stand, bedding. Royal Blue bench model separator, and many other articles. MACHINERY 1950 A.

W. D. tractor: 1952 cultivator used one year: 2-bottom 14-in. Bradiey plow on rubber: A. C.

10- ft. single disc, new; J. D. planter with tractor hitch; 4- section harnnv: high wheel wagon and box: 6-ft. Case mower: 22O-v.

witch box, 150 ft. wire: 9 steel barrels; 50 cement blocks, log chains, brooder stove, a'l kinds of hand tools; two 6x12 hog houses mi skids; 4 rolls woven wire: 50 hedge posts: used lumber; hop chute; chicken coops and other articles. FEED-- I0i bales of hay: 150 of oats. CATTLE--1 extra good Guernsey and Holstein cow; 1 heifer calf. FARM 61 acres more or less, with good 4-room electricity, 2 goHl wells, good cave, machine shed double garage.

chicken house, fair about 50 acres in cultivation. 11 acres pasture, at-res corn, balance in oats and pasture: Com crop to farm. to be paid of sale, balance to be paid immediately upon delivery of deed and abstract. Possession to given at such time as deed and abstract are delivered and final settlement made. TERMS CASH EARL MCMIPSOM, OWMT One Harper Ludie Kristof.

Aucts. Tom trcwn. KWSPAPERl NEWSPAPER!.