Iberia Sentinel from Iberia, Missouri • 2

THURSDAY JUKI IB ISM PiOI TWO i Ryfr fbataei bnwtaf NEWSpaper) (OflaW Piper tl HSkr Oeraty) DBzm ramimkrti -FATHER'S DAY Speaking of Dads a Choice Group Their Children Helped Make Them Famous TERHUNE ADEPT IN ALL PHASES OF FILM COMEDY Max Terhune Is the original "musical magical of Hollywood When it comes to taking rabbits out of hats Imitating wiwait and turning nles to silver dollars he Is il Before Cowboy Gene Autry induced him to enter the pictures he had a long career in vaudeville and on the radio as a ven-triloqulat and Imitator He worked with the late HowaTO Thurston producing sound effects and on the lattert radio program andfollowingtols was featured on the Lone jFcif Tribe program over CBS and the WL8 Barn Dance A member In good standing of the International Brotherhood of Magirfani he still retains his Interest in magic even his time Is fully occupied Ing the three Meaqulteers along with Bob Livingston and Ray Corrigan for Republic of which Horse the Iberia Theatre Fri Sat June 16 A 17 Is the latest 1 MEMORIAM tear eon Willie Green who departed this life juneis 1937 Two Years have passed Since that sad (toy When one we loved was called away God took him home It was his will Within our hearts He llveth still Sadly missed by all and Mrs Forest Green and other members of the FOR FIRE INSURANCE PERRY WTRICK Mo Agent Fin GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE CO SUNDAY Jane 18 brims local observance of too twenty-ninth annual Day a enstom originated al Spokane Week In 1910 by Mn John Brace Dodd now director -of -a funeral homo She started ft In tribute to her father a GAR veteran named Will lam Smart Moat fathers illustrious but Dad to and nothing else counts fathers are famous In rl owneft aehtqyd their children Hero are five eamplesi tig ktyfktymrold Baury Mtrgm Am fa Maui yaws age as iwtaai dor la Tmrkv mi Inttrntlit aal peace worktr Sou Saury how mct lory of At treouuy Icoept Henry mum a fa At UmtUgkL love her She obeyed the gospel early In life then later placed her membership with -the Church of Christ at Alder Springs of which she was a member at the time of her death Although she had not been able to attend church anywhere for some time she was a (Ale Christian woman faithful to duties in the Lord's service and will be greatly missed by all who knew her We are thankful that we are not left to mourn as those who have no boot But are thankful for the Christian hope By the help of God we hope to meet her Aunt Sarah had made her home with Mr and Mrs Humphrey for the past three years where she has had the best of care obtainable throughout the whole time she has been there Funeral services were conducted at Union Church at 10:00 o'clock Tuesday morning hfter which the remains were lain to rest in that cemetery to await the last call of her Savior on the Judgment Morning on dear aunt sweet be thy rest God called you home he knoweth best It was sad to have you leave us: It has made our home so dark but if faithful we will meet fou where never have to part Written by a niece Mildred I Sloan 1 Newt Items By BASS Bro Alice of Olean preached here at the Baptist church Sunday and Sunday night and will also be back the second Sunday fax July We were very sorry to hear of John Lovell getting drowned The bereaved mother and relatives have our deepest sympathy Mr and Mn Adolph Jones visited Friday night in the Williams home Miss Olennis Pemberton Is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Pres Pemberton at this writing Mr and Mrs Rank Wilson and family visited Monday In toy McDonald the Roy (ike to ms TtllulA fcMB IMS fnm Vi Rather Bt Right0 Wik barn Bmkhmi ipmktr ofdwRtmo Omsfetor TtUulah it a mtgt afarm Vmpirt Human "Rad" Onuky of ia Amtriem Imgnt faunal Me a trikm md fault fan aiusi lomeriem lUdk satoa to romambtr kit mm Atnllmnug wing fnm to li yuan MRS SARAH SLOAN DEPARTS THIS LIFE On Sunday evening June 4 at 10:00 the grim monster death invaded one of our homes of this community and plucked from our presence one of Its most precious jewels In theper-son of Mrs Sarah 8toan when the sad news reached the homes of relatives and friends a pall of sadness and gloom was cast over the entire community she has on the same farm where she Mrs CX Sloan daughter of Wilbert Humphrey ana wife bom February 8 1864 and id away on June 4 1939 be-g 75 years 3 months and 27 days old at the time of her de-ture All was done that lov-hands could for her recovery but the Savior said she entered peacefully Into her eternal rest to await the Judgment When Aunt Sarah (as she was known) was a young woman she was united In Holy matrimony to Will A Morrow Only a few short yean after their marriage the death angel visited the home and claimed for its victim her husband Some few yean afterward she was united in marriage to Louis Rowden who was also railed to his reward after some twenty or twenty-five yean then after a few yean In August 1918 she was united In marriage to Sloan who also departed this life March 23 1934 She reared no children of her own but upon her marriage to Mr Sloan she became stepmother of nine four boys and five girls namely: Elmer Sloan and Mrs 8 tia) Hawkins of Tuscumbia Sloan of Dixon Clfode Rector Sloan Mn Evelyn Boyce and Mrs Albert (Bertha) Baker of Kansas City Mo Mrs Harve (Letha) Fielder of Springfield Mo and Mrs Walter (Ida) fielder of the State of California Besides these she leaves to mourn her going one aged brother George Shephard of Branch other relatives Mo and many and friends -TO know Aunt Sarah was to NOTICE TO POLL TAX PAYERS hereby notified that tax now due and must be paid by Sep- first According to law this tax must be paid and the commissioners of said district are giving this notice in order that everyone eligible may arrange to pay same on before the above mentioned date McKIE Clerk DR IBERIA MISSOURI Physician On Lotnbar Avt PHONE NOS Office 73 Residence 2072 DR Mi GOULD OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ml SURGEON IBERIA MISSOURI Office Telephons VI Bfddfwfe Telephone "LIFE INSURANCE ELMEI VOQUEY Iberia Mo for Mifaul Lift hmmciCi of Nsw Ytffc 3ee me If you are Interested Dependable Sum Regular Tripe to IBERIA ULMAN BRUM-LEY and TUSCUMBIA COMPANY for Sale Make our eat Market Your Headquarters (or 'all of your meat requirement' lt any li stwtfrd grata mtUlto Bt ilLE CAFE A I need more labor saving devices There is an almost unlimited demand for electric and gas ap-jritonces and so on In many There is an unlimited market for expansion of American industry and employment of labor but to sell new things the people need money Ana to get the money it Is necessary that they have regular work And to give them regular work it is necessary that business peo see a chance to earn a pro: When business becomes profitable then the people have work and there seems no limit to the progress of the country 1 SUNNY 8QOTBLETS By Unde Jesb boys keep away from the girls I say and give them of says the old song Is to be feared the beys wlll ha to get entirely out of the car if they obey that advice now The boys may dislike to soil their cuffs yet they seem willing to soil their trousers by Sliding to bases The boys are fold to leam to say They seem to say it rather often when asked to mow the lawn Someone asks what constitutes speed on the road Ac-to a widely prevalent depends on whether any cop is looking While the American people may not be able to walk as they should they are usually able to run for office While you may quiet the children for a time by singing lullabies to them it wont be long before It will take the tooting of the automobile horn to satisfy them here in Iberia The people their sleeves a are told to roll up and go to work For the many who have lost their shirts that does not seem very practical advice Information is Issued on how to avoid the dangers of navigation It might inform the sporty drivers how to navigate the car home at an early morning hour The tree trimmer who sat on the end of a limb and then sawed off the limb has nothing on certain automobile drivers Is there any difference as far as results are concerned between the man sitting on the end of the limb and the man who drives an automobile recklessly fay passing people on hills and curves ami at intersections? The man In the tree we would call a Much -stronger language has been used by drivers who have been passed on hill by a reckless driver Innocent people become the victims of such careless sets and serious accidents result stupid to take a chance smart to drive carefully 1 Miller County Land Transfers Haynes et al to A Kelsay and wife a parcel ol landrn 33-42-15 $45000 Lucy May Spencer and husband to Morris and wife a parce of land In 3-41-15 $1000 acd other valuable considerations Shackleford and wife to A Colson and wife put of lot 10 and all of lots 11 and 12 First Addition to City of Eldon: $1000 and other valuable considerations Buchanan to Harry Hodge and wife 10 acres in Sec 20 Twp 41 15 $1000 and other considerations- Mary Evers et al to Casper Luebbert and wife 240 acres In section 5 township 40 range 12 $1X0 Henry Clark (trustee) to Bank of 8b Elizabeth 120 acres 36-40-12 and 12849 acres 2-39-12 $150000 Marriage Licenses Ross Everett Griffin Jr age 21 Kansas City Mo to Jeanne Morris age 21 Eldon Mo William Richard Frank age 23 Jefferson Barracks Mo to Wilma Carmen Irwin age 18 Eldon Mo NO ADDITIONAL FARM LABOR NEEDED IN KANSAS DURING WHEAT HARVEST JEFFERSON CITY Mo June A survey conducted by the Kansas Staie Employment Service in cooperation with the county farm agents indicates 'hat there will be no need for additional farm labor during the wheat harvest In Kansas according to official Information received from that state this week by the Missouri State Employment Service a division of he Unemployment Compensa-lon Commission of Missouri rhe survey disclosed that all xnmties in Kansas have reported more than enough farm workers are available in each area to take care of their demands OKOhl SWongWay! tiokth i CostcmrsWi ADVERTISING SacktAlfd ood Service IDE IBERIA SENTINEL riMUMIUI kVIHk IHUMIAk MARTIN Idltor-PuDUaner Mitered at the Poat Office In Otorte MlUer County Miaaourl beoosxd -Class mall matter March TOWN THOUGHTS people of a community are to closely bound together by their mutual interests that when you do aomethlng for the benefit of your home town It eventually works around to ben eflt yourself It takes time to do the work of community organlations but the time so given porduces friendships and ties that give more valuable results than any time you devote to your own business and affairs A new Industry Is a fine thing for any town but very fine results can also be had by the plan of spending money at Rome thus helping the industry of maintaining home stores to grow and employ more workers THE BUSINESS NEWS The people are keen to know what events happen in the world and their home town Among those events that they are keen about are the things that happen In retail stores When these concerns put in new stocks when they have novel goods when they make reductions in price such things are Just as interesting news as the events that happen In Washington or across the water The people are keenly anxious to know what their home stores are doing to attract trade If the stores tell about these things in the newspaper advertising they answer the questions that people are eagerly asking and are rewarded by a flock of people coming to look at their goods WELL KEPT NEIGHBORHOODS There is a great deal of pleasure in living in an attractive neighborhood The people who can look up and down their street and way that every home in that neighborhood looks well cared for should be ha live among such good homes If they want their places it Is a great help to say they are located on a nice and attractive street It is not very hard or costly for people to acquire that reputation They need to keep their grass well cut and seed down the spots where the turf is thin They should root out the weeds that disfigure some grounds A home needs shrubs and trees and flowers to make it attractive Disorder should be cleaned up and houses kept well painted If you do such things to your home your neighbors will probably do the same and you will have the satisfaction of living in a spot where every sight is pleasing NO LIMIT TO PROGRESS Has the industrial progress of our country been permanently retarded or hindered? The country used to take a new bound ahead every few years In the days when Dig additions were constantly beirg made to the producing and transportation facilities there seemed no limit to progress From 1923 to 1929 the American people spent over $18000-000000 a year on what are called capital goods which Includes factory plants equipment ma chinery railroads power plants etc Hut expenditure dropped to about $4000000000 la 1932 end it probably come i where near $18000000000 1939 Some people argue that the country already equipped with a tremendous producing plant and It will not have to spend as freely ai It did In former years to create and maintain this plant Hence it Is large amount of unemployment will continue to exist Yet the American people have unlimited wants that ore not supplied Most of the families that do not own automobiles would like them Countless families lack the conveniences of modem plumbing Most homes CUFF CLARK Insurance In All Its Branches PHONE 71 Iberia Mo Hcsdschy Broth Bad? Mskc This Check-Up The FoHeeOrea means TLeok-cutP And so fa signals Tirsil adfae biUownesa bad breath whieh are efte symptoms of eoastipetioa Doat neglect year skggiih boards far a boat of constipation's other may remit: sack as stomach lorn of appetite or ft mental dullness Help yonr buy boards with spicy 00 vegetable BLACK-DRAUGHT Acta fftntly promptly thoroughly by simple direction principal is-p sdeat is aa "intestinal tonie-uutiva" It hdps impart tone to lasy heard amadesi Next tim try fids time-tested product! WKKCTWBWratUWKWEMMWEMBEWBMHHHMtMUUroMHHBHBB IwmAi wllflmSfi mtrirtmt cktlrmm to aafto a Mb Mm MS Pashto's Dty Father Offal Dfaeae mi fa mm udA a Itrgt family ytoius camt along Fhm of a would koto mom awu fauy But forgot Aul Pope Dfa turn i tAtr young moutkt it fttdl Mr and Mrs Albert McCom-mons of Festus Mo visited from Friday to Sunday with Walter Burks and family and Mr McCommons Quite a large crowd attended the A Bllyeu sale Saturday Bro Allee was a dinner guest In the Alfred Graves home Sun- and Mrs Lloyd Kallenbach visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Cord well and Clydie Bass and one of friends and Wlndorf Sooter Kirksvllle came down Saturday night Wlndorf visited with Wendell Hinds while the other two and Jewell Barnett went to the lake fishing Mr and Mrs Albert McCommons and daughter Mr am Mrs Walter Buns and Mr and Mrs Ovid Carico and daughter visited Sunday with Mr andMre Oall Burks Merry McCommons of Iowa visiting his grandfather McCommons and other relatives HEMORRHAGE FATAL TO GIRL STUDENT ON TRAIN ROLLA Mo June Coroner Oral Lirallder and Dr Breuer of Rolla signed a certificate today giving cerebral hemorrhage as the cause of death of Barbara Jean Thompson 18 who collapsed last night on a train en route to her home in Tulsa At an informal Inquest Dr Breuer and Dr A 8 McFarland testified they had agreed on cerebral hemorrhage as the cause of death after examining the body The girl a student at Lind-enwood College fax 8b Charles MO was seized suddenly with headache as roe violent neared train Into short- Rolla She lapsed unconsciousness and dieds ly afterward ST CHARLES Mo June Miss Barbara Jean Thompson 18-year-old Lin den wood College freshman who died last night of a cerebral hemorrhage today was awarded posthumously the prize for the best literary production of a first-year student Dally Capital News June 13 AND ALL THIS BISIDISt 1 Every reconditioned Feed V-8 fa renewed with factory pedal 2 Every renewed V-8 fa modem in 3 Up-to-date in modem sfyie for thnweanch of mike to come 4 Every Ford V-8 reconditioned by a Ford Imw hoe received or Janfaed thor-oughntot of renewal which eetBit apart from ordinary 5 Ybor local Ford deafarfa -reputation etanda behind every Ford V-8 he aelk! 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