The Mount Pleasant News from Mount Pleasant, Iowa • Page 2

IS. TEMPLE Tonight Only 200 BANK NIGHT 200 On the Scrttm AI Liw-AdiM KdMt! DRIVE Last Times BUCK NITES ATTEND REA I PICNIC TUESDAY i (Continued trom pace 1) cousider him a great guy for jokes, proi it by devoting a naa- I jor portion of ins talk to various ESCAPED CONVICT CAPTURED DUGUS anecdotes, I THE HIHlANMlKXiUE IECHNICOLOR 'Sf Richard TOOO Glynis JOHNS Filmed In Scotland Starting Tomorrow EVEftY ClRCUS WONDER! MlCKEY SflUAHE THRILLS! ClNKl HE'S A MOVIE STMMW! 3-MNG CIRCUS RING The afternoon concluded with announcement of the inner of the Rural Electrification Contest, Miss Janis MaiUuns. previously in Tuesdav's Various were gnen the five contestants and numerous attendance prizes "Acre presented: Mrs. Esther Olbon. Ft.

Mad-son, knife ier; Harold Laneiiegger, Fajr- shaver; Dale E. JBsce, SiocSyjort. sei; Mrs. Charles Graf, Lockiidge. G.

E. electric ESgar Xorthway. aluminum tray; Charles Bekel. Brighton, knjfe set; Frank Ft. Madison, elec.

waffle I Merls Searff, Mt. Pleasant, elcc. -Jock: Robert McPherson, Cennurk. knife set; Everett Scarff. elec.

deep fat; fryer; Mrs l-cgaii Oagen August. Fasr- f-eld, pitcher and FARMERS BELIEVE U. S. SHOULD STAY IN UNITED NATIONS I per cent of Republicans favorfd United States membership. On the question of whether they felt the United Nations important to world peace.

7S per ccut Des Monies, majority of the men and 83 per cent of the Sof farmers believe vie said it uas. uinle 15 per jstay in the United a poll cent of the men and 7 per cent by Wallaces' Farmer and 5 of the said it v-aa, not aeed- Homestead magazine ed. I today. i A iota; of 79 per cent cf the farm- ers polled said the United States should stay in tlie ith only per cent, -ae should pull cut. Tne rest were undecided.

Both and Republicans supported the U. X. bat the by a biager -narsin. Xinetyo: the Democrats should remain in while 85 Youa 0 20 a a 34 91 rce 1 ol tne Hex Jannjngs, Mrs Karlan. Mrs.

Benn, Mrs. Anna Waits, and Mrs RICHARD LAVOIE (wearing straw hat), 40, is shown with policemen after being caught in a swamp r.ear Pali-tucker. R. Ke was one of five -VT- Read The Classifieds Three Resign Girls'Athletic Union Positions memo IT WARNER SOUND PATOBRIEN--' i Heavy Loss In Typhoon Big and Steady Veterans Pace Iowa's Tackles Xote: Here Xo. 2 of six stories' about Iowa football candidates by: aaniase.

Positions, an the next guarcs and he fullbacks wul oe oscussed.1 fid sank swrm hsE Iowa Cicy Size, speea and, The sMrm noured steadiness, big assets of an line- cf Point, frozen food containers; Pleasant Hi5! Xo. 7. Ssiem. Wright. Mt.

Pleasant aluminum tray; Lukavsfcy. Washington, automatic egg cooker: Lisle Bargar. Farnungton. G. E.

blanket. Leonard Loges, Don- neUson. -tnife set; L- Silver, elec. roastereue; T. A.

Fairfield. elec. clock: Frank Drish. Brighton. knife I bharpener: Frank Walz, Lowell.

set. Willard Schau, Donnellson. eiec clock; Robert Eritkson. Fairfield. aiuni.

elec. percolator; William Lons, Mt. elec. dryer; Paul Iowa Ahead Of U. S.

Average In Education Des Moines iIXS) Tne Deve'oprasnt Commission proudly pointed to census Entertain For Miss Ruth Clark toaai K.iZsboro A branch In honor i ot Ruth Clark, ho is soon to marrj reKdente I anl whitake Aas ea al Ihe state are ahead of the national 3 ur! ho Prida a -i a'. erase -n formal education. ln Aa 13lh were Mrs. Tokj.o. 'INS--A tjphoon raged throush southern Japan toaay and caused 65 casualties including 12 persons killed and untold property Des Moines Three of the four members of the executive com- mittee of the Iowa G2rls High School Athletic Union submitted! their resignations late i Jr.

Fairfield. elec neating pad: Milton Yenoa. mixette set: Raymond Burghoffer, son. basket: Mrs. Keosauoua.

set of Louis Stockpcrt, i hoiise roaster- Donald Scarff. Mt. Pleasant. electric b'anket memoer Doyle Carpenter following a secret, three-hour sng called to discuss finances of the i organization. The three resigning Rutenback of A'.

oca. John King of Richland and Loveli Didcy of Meservey. Board The 1950 federal census showed Do Harmeyer, Mrs. Guy that only 3 percent of s's is 3liri iL population over 25 years of age had! After vras served, recipes less than five jears of schooling alld ere presented MJSSJ This was the percentage Mrs jr: Clark, ai the or-j r-'s ap P'-ajed Ave Maria. Beeiruner-'s Minue: in and Mendelssohn's of Onan-a said he was staging on as the nation, and compared national average of il percent The median number of school March Mrs Ray Kasperj years completed by persons overj- hen sa 25 was S3 in the national Iliv guests 'vere: Mrs.

Alvan as compared u-un Ion as 98 T. ears i ciark ilrs 3anl Mrs. of schooling. A total of five per-! Gu Ciark, Mrs. Guy cent of populat.on of 25 bran Gier.

Mrs. older had completed four or more'Ko 11 Shelman. Mrs. Veri Shel-j i ears of college. riian.

Mrs. Uewey Phelps. Mrs. Fred The census also showed that Williamson. Mrs Lena a member.

men. are possessed by the four! soathenisriostr rain island on of lettermen among the University breakms kes around rice loTO tackle canaiaares. Und-floodin- acres of farnil Japan's Kyushu Prizes for "Miss Rural Electrification" nation ai eraged 24.1 pupils per Mrs. Edna McCabe, Mrs I 1st--Jams Mallams. Mt.

Pleasant.) teacher in public elementary andjHoaglin. Mrs. Stanley Howard, Mrs N'esco 6 qt. roaster. secondary schools and low a ranked! Kay Kasper.

Mrs Wayne Ross. Mrs 2nd Miriam Anderson. NBA fourth ui the nation with pu-1 Russell Xichoison. Mrs. MyrtZej pils per teacher Mrs.

Craig es. ilrs. farmland and The veterans are Seniors a han a howes cons'. eron of Cedar Rapids' and John Hail of Crueago. 111.: apanes Executive Secretary Wayne Cooi- ey said the three men v.ould be replaced on the board bv elections in eariv September London.

Mixette. In a "statement, the three resign-! 3rd Roberla Scarfi Mt i Dormeer deep fat 4th 3 Horsey, ranmngton hot plate 5th Ellen Cory. Mt. Pieasaiit. Happens Every Summer t.

Pleasant Bank Trust Co, Member FUIC ing committee members said, their actions were "not to be construed as an adpiiss.on to any accusa- aut i loritles officials ia coping- Juniors Rodger Swedberg of Til fZtv-na. TTVac-c- ana George Kress of, persons xere evacuated from their homes on Kvushu. snore, Dubuque. Backing them up are two squac- men of 1953 and a couple of sophomores who coaid help when they get experience. Sut the Hawkeyes will nfiss Don Cheif and Jerri' Clark, Lake Superior fresh Avat-er- is Ui largest Tne itieeting A as called bv Carpenter after was disclosed that i the Federal Internal Revenue Sessions saucer clock.

Married the Ell Speidel. iand i September 27. 1899. Winner of colorec eight cup coffee maker. the regulars.

-Cummins, at about 21 showing good in two able exper regular. Es 1-kes rough going an can take. it. Kress Question Iark Bureau investigating finances; of the organization. At the same time.

Paul Jsr- superintendent of schools at i A hu at a winder, of Ka- "Gutiirie Center, said olcon nome on St Heiena made" 'the "possibihtv "that nas cv peepholes through-ahich S5 500 in receipts from a series of! Emperor could gaze un! Cumni.ns. 200, Cedr.r Kapids. broth-1 girls' basketball games betwpen obserx ea sentries assigned to ut 210. did tielii 6 of Cameron: Bob Slibasich. and Texas teams in 1943.

vatch er movement One he id steadiness a Gary. Ir.d.: Rai Holder. 200 Mason and 1951 had not been properly ac- llsed whiie standing, the one seasons has gamed consider- City: r.nd Donald Salva. 200. Buffa- counted hi SMrv5 1C 7 per.erice although r.e\ er as a I over a a $3.123 for Jarman also saic that Ih snortage repealer.

Geographic Society. A question mark must be put tackle chores. ter the name ol George Kress. Hej iiun; a leg zri spnng practice gamej Then he -ell in the open field and later had an operation. The 235-lb athlete has oeen taking treatments, all summer but h.s knee st:" is' ar sophomores Stanley puci.t last May has not been re; Carpenter said he -a as elected to Davis.

200. Gienwooc. -eras a deemed a Des Moines bonouig, ooard 1952 and had no kroir- 'alloac-c last jear now learnms the compare. iedge of When ne called the mcetins. to that unie I.nar.cial transactions prior lie well as a sopnomore' and if he cannot operate at full ef-' tne Iowa tackle spects tais a crop.

Coaches are' teeptcg their crossed for the i 0:2 mar. can be of great he'p A strong f.gtire in Iowa plans is', -Rodger Swedbers who cams last lite last season Swedberg. 215 ana! G-I. has the ar.a to' make a star linenian. He -ery Sweaoer; -von a letter a shot putter on the Hawkeye track team Hal! Versatile John Hail on aefer.se and because of -is experience a prom.r.ent p.ace Iowa' 3.ne p'ais TMa" came up from 1 has been a er.c.

guard and tackle. He is a speea anc good aszl.ty. 1 cesrre. -i Saca of tlj.s quartet are Kenr.ethl liberty, a Tho was or. tre squac He, Jacis experience r.ow 3 should! Tome along as a catsaole poaches be'Jeve.

3oyd Greer. Oma-i na, 'XebTM er.a last earred fast alter h.s shift to tac'-cZei and iooss good as a is a 195-pound junior. Sophomores do not f'gure an Iowa plans although tnere vajs is the chance that several rnay develop better ihar. Siichj Dick Deasy, C.i.cago, 205 arj5 a student Deasvi 5ould be of great if he corr.es "iionf. Year Away i Carroll Johnson, 200-pouncer from Ft.

Dodge, is strong out may fee year airay from best Burton Bordme, Milan, Mich been shifted from end and his ie yet unknown, Other caGdirtftt's Pinlln Young, Select ib. Baby Beef Liver 7 Fry with Bacon or Smother with Onions Ice Cold Cantaloupes From Muscatine up Chunk or Sliced Side Pork, Ib. 49 Tr.v it i Buiter-Nut or Folders COFFEE l.oiv Price Ib. Lean. Mealy Fresh Ib Pork Hocks 33 Cook kraut or No.

1 Elhcrta Illinois Peaches Low Price! Order now for canning Pure rure ib 4 A Ground Beef Buy all ou want. No limit! No. 1 Red Potatoes Boil or bake 10 Ib. 45 Tender, lean Beef Boil Nice for soups or Ib. 10 Moines sal 5Jc Cleanser Bleaches and disinfects.

Qt. 17 Fresh Fryers Ib. 47c Hens Ib. 39c Phone 234 WWCllKer 9Mark Best of Service Market Free DeIn tries ENDS SATURDAY DELUXE TWIN TUBS-PLUS YEAR'S SUPPLY OF SOAP $23,95 Value FOR JUST YOU SAVE WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW SPEED QUEEN WASHER MODELS AS LOW AS 7995 $5 DOWN DELIVERS THE OF YOUR CHOICE! SPEED QUEEN ELECTRIC Automatic Dryer $5 DOWN $14.00 MONTH 199 95 n-a-door Lint Trap Smooth Dram Conditioned Air Drying Heat Selector Hurricane Vent SPEED QUEEN Aatomatic Waster DOWN 317.0O MONTH 249 95 Completely Automatic Wash-time Dial Bowl Shaped Tub Agitator Principlt Agitated 'J Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.