The Mount Pleasant News from Mount Pleasant, Iowa • 8

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OuiMW Sf Junetton Kr and of Witten VOWSEXCHANGED ONSAUJRDAY kemplona by Intercompany in East they haro a home fr them the' out-bf-town- guests in the wadding pariy othen from a distance were: Mn Rattle Dun- 7m koNb half of tho fourthand dipped bock Into 7-S IwL Then cun tho Md: fifth with slngtes Igr Kir: vtoviftltor Hind Burfcay arid WUUt Rlch ftidlnd thscaUML Rich vasiha winning pltcherHe allowed four hits during the five Innings he pitched and struck but nine Re walked four Miller end Olen Lunpe hurled the- hut twb Innings teariien from Eari school in which tha brida teaehta am Ckalg brother Ithe bride Core gray eumnir wkh whlte caniattoo boutonaieiras Th wdddtog party toft the dwKfi toMsadeiaachn1 fWeddlng Mu eh" ptayed aa the receeslohal A eeption was hrid Immediately fol-toering the ceremony In the pariah house whenc blue and white the hridek botacs weie used effectively In the tahla deooraUone A Mari' tiered bridal rie topped irith mint aturo bride and groOm wlth a border Mblito'itornilowen amroundhif Its bm serred as ttw iriilte centerr -Baiduis 'of ftowers iurther caiiriad but the Mim and white -i- WEDNESDAY t4 li rRk i'lV taw Reward Rowe and Wayne Whitmans shared the pitching chores tor the JV In the presence of a emeu group of select Mends and relatives Miss Virginia Craig of thla etty and Oscar Johnson of East Moline -XU exchanged nuptial vom ln a toyely candlelight aarvlee at I ridockaat-urdeyafternoon at tbeSLM'chaelh church Mian Ztoiaoopaltenrector of Burlington effidated at the tahpnMvt double ring ceremony He was aasiated by Edward McCoy who served acolyte Placed on the heauttfUUy' embroidered white and gold altar doth amVil Just a reminder predicted that the National -league would defeat the American league In the All-Star game this afternoon 7-5 According to present pnior' Legion team end tfaie-V'F VV-JunlortwiU play at McMillan field Sunday night at I 'the'' Wapello and Farmlnton Legion teams will meet at McMillan 2k' hu-Sunday before the w-v i VV- mXJ tm-S 'Thehride'and L' out the firisi piece df-take In ie" tnuhttonal iashtociwlth a knife Med with hiue and whife satin ribbon': After wtudl Mrs SeastkiUra ''aari -1 Mm'- Darlene Lauser Rahdell Dwvtmport served the 'dike V' IS ivT- Robmun Take 15 Rnm Iiiown anew wines wawy Daemon From Km Gajuyan -h war gold vaasa filled wtthuvlifie gladioli ShSuta dddas irtiite wmtmm 5b To searching eye of Zwllllng Kew' Tork Yankee acouL Zwimhg lriil arrive here Sunday rtermxxiaiid will' watch the tiro gUnfe at night and then start hl try-out' camp on Monday Tuesday-night he will select two teams' from the players attending the Camp and have a nine Inning game This camp will tab open to any ballplayer from the age of 16 and 22 years of age who wants to attend Sugar Ray Robinson successfully defended his welterweight crown by taking a' 15 round decision Rom Kid Call van of- Cuba at Philadelphia Monday night In gold' dmdMahna To the front of Out chancel were white baskets hokUng whlte flowers fhat correepooded to those on the attar' Miss Btonche': Thoiwqri who was at console of this organ played very softly a redtal of apprajpeiaio selections An All-Mexicaii Team Miss Bedwr superihteridedt of nhnnli Uiirt Unlhif 'vNjkl ttf bride his been teaching presided a the punch bowl- assisted by Ml fyfiS 'r 1 The- FL ytftdgpfe' Eagle ckAwiththeMt: Pleasant Moase-Merdhants at McMillan field Wednesday "igfc at-8 Bi The all- Mrs Doris' Ogden'Ckane of Ohio by ftiuaa Ptanck Bohitocrt'sjhad charge of the gifts The todies Maria4 and "The Lordk of SL Mtohaelk -Parish -'Were in REUNION ON KT El Toro Calif Something good occasionally 'comes from mqss mm crikiting yburfiNi invefrtmentor In a chedring WOTMnationof saJetyand cess to fundai In have plus intezeet ba your mbniar We invite you to do yioiur bafikirig Henry County Savings lllWMtgrSMWBtWW I M- 7 rr Prayer" by Matott The bride entered the church to the strains of Wagnerh wedding match foom Ifhengrin 'She was beautifully gowhed ln a -white la oa doth dress Her accessories were white and she cariled a colonial bouquet of JWue Esther Reed daisies Mm George Craig sister-in-law of the bride was her matron cf honor She was dressed In a blue and white bemberg- with which she carried a colonial bouquet of Esther Reed daisies Her accessories were likewise in' white The bridegroom and his attendant charge of the reception with the committee being headed by Mra Jack Wilson and Sirs Una McCoy Mrs Leo VUcUngor was respon-sHrie for the (total arrangements Dor the church and the reception haU tohUe Mrs Naomi Murphy decorated the altar Mrs Johnson te a graduate ot ML Pleasant High School and Iowa Wesleyan College where she was ar-fUlated srlth'Zeta Tau Alpha sorority and Iota Fhl honorary fraternity and numerous other campus organizations She has been teaching In the East schools for the past three yean- v-5 Mt Pleuant lews WED There will be no entrance fee arid Mexlcanteaip defeated the Moceci eda but not bedding will be turn-(duty Marine Pvt Raymqpd Merchants "at PL Madison jldied probably at Broadcourt dor- CaipentH' and Sailor Jimmy Lemon wrti Juanas struck unry i cousins Item Omaha Nebr met for out d5' batten: I Rex Calloway af the 1218 fint time In more than a year IJuaxttha won six games wlth- baseball when each was assigned to duty in Gena McCoid an the two men who enlisted mess hall are patting in all the thne they can I te make this try-oat camp a sue-! LIGHTEST SOLID I New York In their search Eighty-two player attended the 'for better nuting try-out camp which was held here westlnghouse chemists have con-last year and Zwllllng was sb lm- cocted a solid even lighter than pressed that he decided to cohduct mi gasses The new jj another camp here this 1 year I plastic foam that swells to 100 Three players were signed to con-1 times normal volume when --1 tracts after last' yearns try-out and 'like a cake i are now playing on Yankee farm teama Sunday night will be the first time this season that the Vet Juniors and the Junior Legion nine will meet and it should be a hard fought tilt which should please you fans out dfcfeat and the Eagles have ironlveii and tsst one The team jb managed by Father bale Rom will hurl and Dick Biker will catch for the totals who have a record of seven wins and six tosses" Wayne Parsons who' played' with the Merchant last year is back in the lineup and' has Tjeen hitting the ball hard In-the two games -he has played hi to date The -rest' of the starters will be: Dick McBeth lb Marv Grimm 2b LeRoy Fedler ss Keith MTabe 3b Bob Ckowlrf Julian Smith cf and' Fanaos If If you are a student of the Spanish language then- you will T06ETHER! TO THRILL -YOU AOAIN1 understand what the Mexican Eagles afo saying when they talk It ig while hi field -y TAYLOR STANWYCK iw maram American League Wins All-Star Game Again 11-7 At the halfway print of the baseball season ML Pleasant's four baseball teams are Just over the 500 mark In wins and tosses They have won 27 and lost 28 The Junior Legion has won five and tost three the' Moose-Merchants have won seven and lost six the Juniors have won four and tost four and the Seniors have won 11 and tost 13 The weatherman been with the Seniors and eight of their games have been rained ouL VictorMcLAfiLEN biiAn DONLtvv HONEY BLACKMCa JOHN CABMDlNg Pairs of Summer Shoes ALAN DINCHAtT BIG SAVINGS for LEGION MNS SUNDAY 3-2 1 t-r C' '4thiSugh ouWitt- 7-3 the Olds Jbitor Leglon managed to-squeese pdRt'Donnelisbn 3-2 at Oldi 'Sun- 1 Men Women and Children The American League continued thstr superiority over the National League 'as they won the 16th All-Star game before 32577 fans in Ebbeta field in Brooklyn this The Don' Newcomb was charged vrith the loss and Virgil Trucks of-the Detroit Tigers was credlfdl With -The America!) smash out 13 hits and had cpdanprwle the -JRattonat ieagucniBolitaWjvli safeties Including bomen hy Stan Muslal the 8L Louis Cardinals and the Pittsburgh Pirates' Ralph KIner and were guilty of five DonheDsoni Wiy except for whenOkis scored iuL their runs on tab hits and time With most of the'smmqer stiDahcad here is a remarkable group of all the wanted shoe styles Be here early and cash hi on then whopper sized savings! MltcheU -droTe in the first mil- after Jkck Boal and Red BUI The Wildcats made it five wins over the Little Yanks In a seven inning Boys league tilt at MftMUlan field last night under the lights 12-6 The game was dose up to the fifth when the Wildcats scored four runs to go ibuf ll-6 The Yanks the Wildcats The wlnners took a 4-0 lead In rite first frame as Bob Smith clouted a double and Don Lamm a single The Yanks came roaring back to tie It up at 4-4 in the last of the second with Henry Maganah triple Just about to the track the big blow at the Inning -The Wildcats edged ahead 5-4 In the second as Phil Johnson sowed on an error by the Yank catcher' Don lads two In tbii fourth on a wild pitch and an error for a 6-5 advantage but the Wildcats got two on errors in the vy if! Ill CLEARANCE twelved Dee passes 'Then' gfter Bin Mitchell walked ife toad the bases with two oifta Bill i 1 -V CLEARANCE Shoes Smiley struck-put eight batters while Jack Boal whiffed seven for Olds- Score tar Innings: y-' V' and cracked out the i aiimidnf blow over shortstop to score obd Keith MKcheU onnellsohk two markers came in the first Dame when McCleam tripled to score Brown who got life cii an error and Williams who had Qxfordsi Values to $695 CLEARANCE Shoes Values to $1395 $799 Donnellson 200 000 0 2 7 0 Olds 000 300 3 2 Batteries: Smiley and McCleam Boal and HUL it: itetr Just an 6dd lot of Ladies' Pumps Straps and lies White Colors: Good styles but broken sizes We are cleaning out our stock of better shoes to make room for new fall shipments Unheard of values in quality footweiur Browns Blacks TwoTones 25 pairs of Boys' Oxfords: All good styles Broken sizes A real value a BUY NOW AND SAVE! BUY NOW AND SAVE! CLEARANCE 9 CLEARANCE CLEARANCE Values to $1250 Play Shoes Values to $398 Values 'f Out they go 70 pairs of our high grade Ladies Shoes colors: black brown green rectjvhite These are shoift lines of 1ur better shoes: Broken sizes Get yours nOw while sizes are "available Several good makes in variety of good i styles and colors Sizes to 3: Be here early aind save on this' sensatkiaud offer several well known makes' Brok-en sizes te -'I BUY NOW AND SAVE) BUY NOW AND 'SAVE! CLEARANCE Shoes Values to THE Studebakef buying wave sweeping the country to Huge proportions the put few weeks ifnryeuriiMiiny Iri SMnbnkSr v- IlMiilBkirh Hi ptytestnr CLEARANCE lie 1 4 '1 1 riYi pK'-v OvvvWnpi A 4 it CLEARANCE i White Pumps Values to $138 atoolfi now onri too N-frioRV flno fooluros off Value By-the end of june many peopic had bought iD biggest half year id all histoi7 was recorded more tp the point preference for Stndebakcr styling performance operatiag economy and value keeps on increasing steadily week by week A new vision of loveliness inside and osuidi ihi 1949 Studebaker brings thrift that counts neu dling ease and ridiag coaifort into motoring Ol LAUBR Q80N8 8WEDESBURO See this grand lot of summer shoes several nudtos in a wide range of styles and sizes Get yours early while sizes are available (tjtlfmilnimlier kttXMlV Lfi: sizes far below pre-war primal Just another odd lot of White Pumps Good styles but broken sizes jMwuV 7 Vf vv'v if Wi if It 16 I'M -Tn NewspaperRHCHIVE.