The Monroe County News from Albia, Iowa • Page 3

Wt Know 'Public Installation Jan. 17 Commtndery Officers--- Zerubbabel Commandcry No. 68 will have public installation of officers Wednesday 'night, Jan. 17, at the Masonic Temple, with Paul Swartz of Knoxville, past grand commander of Iowa, as installing commander. Other visiting Sir Knights from Knoxville will be present.

i Laccy Tucker will be installed as commander; John Landsper- gcr as generalissimo; Jud Hensman, captain general; Virgil TScribner, senior warden; Howard Wilson, junior warden; A. W. Lott, prelate; John Griffin, treasurer; Hugh Lundy, recorder; John Wood, standard bearer; Glenn F. Smith, sword bearer; Henry Rolling, warder; Rex Campbell, sentinel; Pete Bernard, first guard; Don Poison, second guard; and Roy Scott, third guard. The out-going commander is Virgil Scribner.

Preceding the installation ceremonies there will be a covered dish supper at 6:30 p.m. Wives and other guests are invited to attend. I Meetings of E.U.B. Circles Will Be Held This Week-The Loyalty Circle of Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet tliis evening at the home of Mrs. C.

J. Murray, with Mrs. 1 Donald Gruber as leader. The Charity Circle will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church, with Mrs.

Harold Nordquist as leader. Mrs. Roy Nevins and Mrs. Ted Beadle will be hostesses. Chrsitian Church Group Meetings to Be Held-Group meetings of the Christian Women's Fellowship of First Christian Church, originally sche- duled for last week, will be held this week.

Group 5 is meeting tonight at 1 7:30 at the home of Mrs. J. Logan Cain. Saddle Club Skating Party Friday Night-The Monroe County Saddle Culb will hold a skating party at Hilltop Rink near Moravia Tuesday, Jan. 16.

Everyone is invited to attend. American Legion Supper Is Thursday Night-The Howard Cessna Post of the American Legion will have a 6:30 p.m. steak supepr Thursday at the Legion Home. Miss Belzer Engaged Mr. Mrs.

Cliford Belzer of Albia announce the engagement of their daughter Janet to Dele Middison, son of the let'e Mr. end Mrs. Charles Maddison and a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn Grey, with whom he mekes his home.

Miss Belzer is 1960 graduate of Albia Community High School and is employed by the Monroe County Soil Conservation District. Maddison is a 1959 graduate of Albia Community High School and is employed by Goode Seed and Feed Co. No date has been set for the wedding. Legion Auxiliary Meets Tuesday-The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday, Jan. 16, at 8 p.m.

at the Legion Home. The committee in charge consists of Mrs. William Bevan, chairman; Mrs. Howard Jennison, co-chairman; Mrs. John Brock, Mrs.

Mervin Hammond, Mrs. Harold Kausalik, Mrs. John Hess and Mrs. Charles LaMar. Rebekah Lodge Meets Monday-The regular meeting of the Albia Rebekah Lodge will be held Monday night, Jan.

15, at 7:30 p.m. at the I.O.O.F. hall. Loyal Gleaners Class To Meet Thursday-The Loyal Gleaners class of First Christian Church will meet Thursday, Jan. 18, at 7:30 p.m.

at the home of Mrs. Carl Hick- enloopcr, with Mrs. Temperance Shepherd as assistant hostess. Now Showing Ends wed. StraiqM-fVom TTie Temple of fEPPERMINT LOONOE! LCT TVtflST" ..7 JOef Tri Class Meets Friday, Jan.

It-The Tri Sunday School class of First Methodist Church will meet at. 7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 19 in Fellowship Hall. Each family is to take a pie.

Heppy Hour Club Meets Friday-The Happy Hour Club will meet Friday, Jan. 19, at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Clark Edwards Joint Meeting Wednesday Of Methodist Circles-The Ruth and Rachel Circles of First Methodist Church will meet jointly at 2 p.m Wednesday, Jan. 17, in Fellowship Hall.

Mrs. Clark Edwards and Mrs. Bertha Spencer will be in charge of the program. Miss Anna Warren will lead the devotions. Mrs.

M. E. McLaughlin and Mrs. W. S.

Chester will be hostesses. Covered Dish Dinner Tuesday Afternoon-The Home and Garden Department of the Albia Woman's Club will have a covered dish dinner at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 16, at Kendall Place. Mrs.

James Jenkins will be in charge of the program, "Brightening the Winter Weary Home." The committee in charge includes Mrs. Frank N. Bay, chairman, Mrs. Louis.Allen and Mrs 1 Clark Edwards. White Chrine Dinner Tuesday Night-Queen Esther No.

46, Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem, will have a 6:30 p.m. covered dish dinner Tuesday, Jan. 16, at the Masonic Temple. The regular business meeting will follow. Miss Rankin Wed Jan.

6 Mike Melcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Melcher, and Miss Carolyn Rankin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Rankin, all of Oskaloosa, were married Saturday, Jan.

6, at 1 la.m. at St. Mary's Church, Oskaloosa. Among the relatives who attended were Mr. and Mrs.

James Cummins of Lovilia, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Terrell and son Jack and Mrs. Don Gullett and three chil- dren of Peoria, HI. Cocktail Party For Granddaughter Mrs.

Frank Karpan and her son, Frank J. Karpan, entertained about 50 friends at a cocktail party Saturday night honoring her granddaughter, Miss Shirley Karpan of Boston, Mass. Miss Karpan just returned from a tour of Europe. EXPECT LONG LIFE-Families buying new refrigerators and electric or gas ranges may expect to use th'em an average of 16 years. Life in Mexico Rewording For George D.

Miller III Life in Mexico City has been very rewarding for Photographer George D. Miller III, former Albia resident. Since 1950 he has had a number of interesting jobs ill Mexico, one of which enabled him to travel through the northern part of the country. Miller graduated from Albia High School and attended the State University of Iowa before going into service during World War n. Due to an injury he received during the war, Miller was in and out of hospitals across the United States for nearly two years.

Several years after his release from the hospitals he was graduated from the American Institute for Foreign Trade at Phoenix, Ariz. He then was granted a drug assignment in northern Mexico through the Sterling Drug New York. He and a brother-in-law at one time were in the aluminum furniture manufacturing business (the firm still carries his and at present he is a successful photographer in the large American colony in Mexico City, specializing in children's pictures. He.does his his home, where he and his wife and four chidlren live, but does all the work in homes, for he likes to take the pictures in familiar and natural surroundings. Photography has always" been more or less a hobby with Miller, having always had a dark room in his home to develop his own pictures.

Then, about two years ago, he decided to go into business for himself. His work, however, does not entirely revolve around the taking of children's pictures, for many business firms engage him for promotional advertising deals. Miller has taken an active part in civic affairs. He is a past commander of the Mexico City American Legion post and at present is adjutant of the Mexico City area Legion organization. He is als'o a member of the Episcopal Church there, where he teaches a Sunday school class.

Since being in Mexico City, he has attended the university there. He is the son of Mrs. George Miller of Albia and the late Mr. Miller, former Albia druggist. Effective Jan.

1, 1962 Albia Banks Will Pay Interest On All Time Certificates of Deposit of One Year or More, And In Amounts of $1,000 or More. Peoples National Bank MEMBER F.D.I.C. First Iowa Stale Bank MEMBER F.D.I.C. Did you ever stop to think about how doctors and attorneys seem to run in some families? Take for instance the family of G. A.

Jenkins. His son Dewayne is a urologist in Burlington and recently was elected to the executive council of the American Urological Society; his youngest daughter, Zoe, is married to Dr. Verne Heimann, an ophthalmologist, in Sioux City; smother daughter, Margaret, is married to Dr. D. O.

Bovenmyer, an ophthalmologist in Ottumwa; and his daughter, Aileen, is married to Alfred Pabst, an Albia attorney. The Pabsts' son, Mark, is a medical student at the State University of Iowa in Iowa City; the Bovenmeyers' son, Dan, is a resident in dermatology at the Iowa Medical School, State University of Iowa, and son, Sam, is also a medical student at the State University of Iowa. Then we don't want to forget James Jenkins, Monroe county attorney who is the son of Dr. Dewayne Jenkins. The three sons of Mr.

and Mrs. Leroy Weeber are all traveling approximately the same path as far as professions are concerned. Dr. Wyman Weeber, the oldest. I960 CHEVROLET Impala Sport Coupe (H.

V-8, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, positraction axle, tinted glass, radio and heater. New tires. Gold color. Duea Chevrolet Co. (Pronounced 115 S.

Main St. Phone 72 is an osteopath in Durante. Iowa; Elliott is a pediatrician in. a clinic at Salem, and Dr. Jerry Weeber, the youngest, is specializing in urology at the State University of Iowa, Iowa City.

While in service Jerry served as a flight surgeon, and his duties took him to every country on the globe with the exception of two in Africa. One of our local dentists, Dr. J. J. Bates, has who are also doctors.

They are Dr. Morris Bates, who is a surgeon in Des Moines. and Dr. Bill Betes, a dentist at Remsen, Iowa. Bill's son, Bill is in pre-medical school at Creighton University, Omaha, and Dr.

J. J. Bates' son Jim is a senior in dental school at Creighton. Dr. G.

A. Hannum, Albia optometrist, has a son Jack of LeClaire, who is an osteopath in a Davenport hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fitzsimmons returned Saturday evening from several weeks vacation in California.

First Lt. and Mrs. Arncy Westphal left Wednesday for Camp Pendleton, after visiting at the home of Mrs. Westphal's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclnncs and family of Centerville, Dr. and Mrs.

Max Smith and family of Washington and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith were Sunday dinner I Almanac- --Continued from Page 1 Mrs.

Ruben Shelford, all of Lovilia. i DEATHS-Harry Bragg 43, Elkhart, formerly of Albia Jan. 11 at Elkhart. George Jurjevich, Lincoln, 11., formerly of Monroe county. Mrs.

Bernice Weeks, 54, Starke, a native of Monroe county, Dec. 31 in Florida Mrs. Mary Ann Haycock, 72, Hamilton, Jan. 13 at her home. Elvie G.

Hawk, 77, Moravia, Jan. 12 at Laughlin Hospital in Kirksville. Mo. Mrs. Grace Dalby, 75, Albia, Jan.

12 at her home. JUSTICE COURTS-- Justice Tommy Perry Jan. 14 Elmer R. Jones, DCS Moincs, failure to yield one-half of roadway, information filed by Iowa Highway Patrol, fined $10 and costs. Mayor Guy Moser Dave Melrose; Edward Kelleher, Albia; and Carl Edward Hughes, Mt.

Pleasant, all illegal parking, each fined $2. AUCTION SALES-Jan. 24--Closing out sale, livestock, machinery, milking equipment, household, 10:30 a.m., 4 miles west of Shaul cemetery, west of Ottumwa, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight, owners.

MARRIAGE LICENSES-W. H. Van Dorin, 69, Albia, and Ethel Johnson, 58, Albia. REAL ESTATE-R. E.

Canning and wife to John H. Goodc, part of Lot 11, Block 7, Survey 1, City of Albia. Robert L. Kaldenberg and wife to Walter A. Peterson and wife, Lot 2, Kaldenberg's Second Addition to the City of Albia.

Charles Brandon to Leonard Hofer, of Lot 8, Mason's Second Subdivision of SW'A, Sec. 22, Troy township. Entertainer Has 1,000 Hats in Act ST. LOUIS (UPI) Joe Hrdlicka, restaurant man and entertainer, has 1,000 hats with which to do his acts. He sings and plays the accordion, always swapping hats to identify the melody example, he'd whip out a hat with Santa Claus on top, for the tune "Jingle Bells." 'LITTLE SPRING'-Arizona derives its name from the Papago Indian word meaning "little spring." SHOP PENNEY'S FOR SAVINCS! Look What 4c Buys in Penney's each NOTION SPECIALS H.ir Combs Crayons Shoe Leces Hair Curlers Thumb Tacks Razor Blades Meke-up Mirrors Elastics Rain Bonnets Needles, Pins Machine Needles Ceramic Items And lots more--hurry in to Ponnoy's and save! guests last week at the Robert Smith home.

Mrs. J. Harvey Littrell of Manhattan, spent last week with her mother, Mrs. George Miller. Also visiting on Sunday was Mrs.

Lester E. Ose of Eldora. Mrs. John Bolts was in Des Moincs Monday and Tuesday last week attending meetings o'f the State Board of the Iowa Society of Christian Curchcs, and the Executive Committee of the State Board. Mrs.

Robert Matthews has returned from California where she attended the funeral of her Keith Hetherington. Dr. and Mrs. J. J.

Bates were in Omaha, over the week end visiting their son Jim. Mrs. John Shehan and son Tim and Mrs. Howard Johnson and children were Ottumwa Saturday. Dr.

and Mrs. Verne Heimanri of Sioux City spent the week end at the parental Dr. G. A. Jenkins and Joe Heimann homes.

Mrs. Merle Illingworth Jr. and Mrs. Kenneth Akins spent today in Ottumwa. Mr.

and Mrs. John Stanley and family of Iowa City spent the week end at the parental Joseph Mosley and Eugene Stanley homes. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arnold of Loviha have gone south to spend a few weeks in Florida and Texas.

Mrs. Don Barnes of Lovilia has returned to her home from Monroe County Hospital, where she underwent surgery Jan. 2. Mrs. John Nedderman of Lovilia underwent surgery at the Collins Hospital in Knoxville Thursday.

Mrs. Mattie Loeb returned Sunday after spending some time with her son Max Des Moines Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moser were in Ottumwa Friday attending the funeral of Mr. Mos.er's aunt, Carrie Wynn.

Also attending the funeral were Mrs. Isabella Stevenson of Chariton, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hersman and Gretchen and Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Jeffries of Iowa City, all former Albia residents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Galliers returned Saturday from Iowa City after spending several days with Mrs. Galliers' father, James McGee of Oskaloosa, who underwent surgery Thursday.

Rev. and Mrs. John Patterson spent Saturday visiting friends in Iowa City. Mrs. Falvey I son Panel Four women from the Iowa legislature will discuss "The Homemaker's Role in the Political Climate of the State" at Iowa State University Jan.

18. The public is invited to attend the discussion. The women are AL-s. Lenabelle Bock, Garner: Miss Percie E. Van Alstine, Gilmore City; Katherine M.

Falvey, Albia: and Mis. Francis Hakes, Laurens. The legislators will be talking to the Home Economics Public Issues seminar. For their appearance, the seminar will be open to the public. The seminar will be held at 4 p.m.

in the South Wing Auditorium of MacKay Hall. MONKOI COUNTY NIWS Albia. Iowa (Monroe County) Monday. January 15, 1962 Minister's Three Sons Ministers ST. LOUIS (UP1) The Rev.

Dr. William L. Muncy, who has completed 42 years in the Baptist ministry, has three minister sons. He is professor of religion at St. Louis Baptist College.

His sons are the Rev. Glenn Muncy of Coffeyville. the Rev. Robert Muncy of Liberty, and a student at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Kansas City, and the Rev. John Muncj of St.

Louis. A fourth son. William C. Muncy is manager of a Kansas City music house, and an active Baptist layman. SENSIBLE LOW-COST LOANS TO SENSIBLE THRIFT RATES CASH LOAN MO.

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