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THE TIMES-REPUBLICAN, CORYDON. IOWA, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1969 92 YEARS SERVICE, Returns Home Call your news items to 872-1234 lip" I 14 OK 68 Chevrolet hd tp 67 Chevrolet 4 -door 66 Chevrolet 4 -door 65 Chevrolet 4 -door 63 Chevrolet 4 -door TRUCKS 68 Chevrolet 34 ton 62 Chevrolet ton Wlieliy dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Worth Miller. Mrs.

J.C. Stevenson of Chariton, former resident of Seymour, fell recently and broke her hip. She is at the Lucas County Memorial Hospital. She is 100 years old. Homer Van Dyne met his wife, Frances, at the Des Moines Airport last Thursday afternoon.

Mrs. Van Dyne, who had fallen and broke her hip in California, has made an excellent recovery and stood the trip back home well. The younger Mrs. Bob Van Dyne of Davis, their daughter-in-law, has recovered rapidly from her surgery and is back home, we are happy to report. Mrs.

Loy McMurry was released from the Davis County Hospital in Bloomfield and is recuperating at home. Remembered FOREVER 1 Time Tested Granites Designers Builders All Foundations 3 feet deep Priced to fit Everyone's Needs All Work' and Granite Fully Guaranteed GOUGHNOUR MONUMENT CO. Corydon Leon, Iowa Phone 872-2254 1 1 i 1 1 j4 i 'If1 Seymour Woman Mrs. Flora McMurry returned home from the Davis County Hospital in Bloomfield last Tuesday and says she is feeling fine. She has had lots of callers and cards since coming home.

Those who visited her Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McMurry and his mother, Mrs.

Marjorie McMurry, Neva Robinson, and Margaret Darrah of Corydon; Mr. and Mrs. Dana Alexander of Derby; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carpenter of Bethlehem; and Mrs.

Mary Mattly. We hope she continues to improve. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Philips and son, David, of Iowa City and Ethel Philips were Sunday Lineville News Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Adair and Kenny attended funeral services for Novia Adair Wednesday afternoon at Leon. Burial was at Evergreen Cemetery at Lineville where the Garden Grove Legion had charge of military services. Tommy Fleming and Jeff Stiles of L.C. played taps.

Mrs. Cora Callow and Libby Brown from Waukeegan, Illinois came Wednesday to spend a few days with Ethel Myers. Mrs. Myers and her guests visited in the Guy Willoby home at Chariton on Friday. Alvin Evans, proprietor of Evans Grocery in Lineville was taken to Wright Memorial Hospital at Trenton, Thursday.

Mrs. Evans reported Sunday night that he is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Johnson and sons of Princeton visited in the Evans home Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston and Debra called on his mother, Mrs. Iva Johnston, Friday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Alley, Gregg and Lori visited Wayne's grandmother, Iva Johnston, Fri day night. PHONE TOUR AD TO 872-1234 i 4., HSU DOES THIS SEND YOU? If you happen to be an avid fisherman the picture above will give you some ideas about going somewhere. The picture shows Carl Nitz, who lives near Corydon, holding an eight pound Buffalo. Nope Carl didn't catch it it was given to him by men cleaning Browns Slough preparatory to closing the dam of Rathbun Lake to impound water.

Track Season Underway MiWerton Neios Mrs. Stella DeVore attended a dinner in the Aaron Lake horn 9 Sunday. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Swan and grandson, Mrs.

Elva Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Lake and daughter. Mrs. David Pitzen and Mich-eal of Marion came Friday evening to spend the weekend with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Dean Brewer. Mrs. Grace Couchman of Davenport spent Friday night and Saturday in the Brewer home. Other Saturday visitors were Mrs.

Keith Brinkley and sons of Bettendorf, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams and Lori, and Daryl Brewer of Chariton and BobRis-beck of Marshalltown. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Muilenburg and Mrs. June Hellyer attended funeral services at Knoxville Wednesday for Mrs. Keith Eck. Mrs. Eck was the former Beverly Muilenburg and a cousin of Jack and June.

Bob Risbeck and Daryl Brewer were dinner guests Sunday in the Dean Brewer home. Mr, and Mrs. Keith Brinkley and sons, and and Mrs. Jim Williams and Lori were afternoon callers. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernie Brandon were in Green City, Missouri Sunday attending funeral services for a cousin of Ernie's, Kayle Ensley. The Jack Muilenburg family and the Lyle Beaver family were dinner guests Sunday in the Wayne Zintz home at Piano. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernie McMurry and Maggie Pray visited Monday with Mrs. Flora McMurry at Seymour. The pre-Easter meetings in the Methodist church in Miller ton were well attended by the community. The message by Rev. Foxworthy and the picture drawn by Rev.

Williamson were well received and appreciated by all. We especially wish to compliment the young people for their support both in the choir and their attendance. John Thompson spent part of last week attending an insurance meeting in Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs.

Emmett Moore visited with Mrs. Grace Corbett in Beacon Tuesday. Her daughter, Mrs. Deyo Clark, is improving slowly from her heart attack the week before. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Nickel visited Sunday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Krouse. Local Hews Relatives entertained at dinner in the Jay Greenlee home Sunday were Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey Speer, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Moore and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Rickert and son, and Mrs. Eva Gorden of Fremont, Nebraska. OR DELIVERED YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND OUR EASTER HAM DAY FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1969 A FREE HAM or KENT RALLY JACKET WITH YOUR PURCHASE OR ORDER OF KENT FEEDS (All March Purchases Count) FREE DRAWINGS FOR DOOR PRIZES FREE HAM SANDWICHES AND COFFEE ONE-DAY SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON AUREOMYCIN CRUMBLES and GARDEN SEEDS (packet and bulk) SEE US FOR ff Alfalfa Clover Grass Seeds Garden Plants and Ag Chemicals in season DUDEII STORE Your Local KENT FEED Dealer ALLERTON 4'1 Mi out and dropping a line Donnie Acheson, Ted Grove, and Gary Neal; freshmen Alan Carpenter, Paul Cawthorn, Jom Coates, Terry Jones, J.C. Col-lins, Mark Goben, John Wolf, DaVe'Bettis, Jerry Dentler, Lyle Dooley, Larry Robinson, Alan Jacobson, and a Darrah. Jim Dentler, a sophomore, is coming through with the shot put and discus.

In both he has thrown unofficial record-breaking shots. Head Coach McClymonds says that his team is "re -building." In The Service Bill Taylor, son of Mrs. Shirley Taylor of Allerton, recently 'arrived' inCamp Casey, Korea "where he will serve a 13-month tour of duty. Specialist 4th Class Taylor has been assigned to Special Services and is presently working in the field of athletics and recreation. His address is: Spec4 William D.

Taylor US54931945 SSO, 7th Adm. Co. 7th Inf. Div. APO San Francisco 96207 The current Wayne track team looks very promisingwithalarge squad of boys out for practice.

These boys are: seniors Mike Bettis, Alan Bown, Alan Pearson, Dave Pyner, and Charles. Corley; juniors Sam Beavers, Dennis Clayton, Dick Cox, Mike Day, Don Frizzell, Duane Jackson, Dennis Roberts, Rick Ock-erman, Mike Roe; Bill Shafer, Rex Harvey, Arnold Patterson, Bob Foster, and Bernard Kast-ner; sophomores Jerry Cobb, Gary Henderson, Jim Dentler, Rickey Cox, John McCarty, Dave Clement, Jerry Cox, Curt Harvey, Kenny Hughes, Major Cross, Cambria Hews Mr. and Mrs. Homer Briner and Mrs. Briner 's mother, Mrs.

Elsie Wycoff, visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Willy Bryant in Grand River. Bob Briner and daughter, Lisa, of Chariton visited Saturday in the parental Homer Briner home. Mr.

and Mrs. Hollie Lewis and John Snook attended an Angus cattle sale in Indianola Saturday. 0PEII ry 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Seven Days A Week al-cor High ind.

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High team series Engene Insurance, 2586. Cards Of Thanks i We would like to thank our relatives and friends for helping to make our 25th wedding anniversary such a memorable day. Thanks to those who helped in any way and a special thanks to Hilma. Raymond and Hilda Morris A very special thank you to my relatives, friends and neighbors for the wonderful gifts, flowers and cards, and also to Dr. Garber and hospital staff for the wonderful care during my stay in the hospital.

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