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Postville Herald POSTVILLE, IOWA PUBLISHED WEEKLY Newspaper for Conntj and Town of Poitvilte W. DtGarmo and Fred L. Martin at the Postoffice, Postville, Iowa at Second Class Matter. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Per Year $5.50 for 2 Years In Allamakee, Clayton, Fayette and Winneshiek Counties Per Year J6.50 for 2 Years Outside of Four County area. Jan Martins of Milwaukee, Wisconsin is visiting in the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Martins for two weeks. Mrs. Wayne Vickery of Waterloo and Mrs.

Cecil Choppard and Mrs. Jon White of Edgewood were Monday morning callers at the Thomas Vickery home. EDITORIAL cjfel 1 A 8 5 Wednesday, June 2, 1965 Mrs. Vince Holly completed her teaching year near Spragueville on June 20 and will spend the summer at her home here. George Sebastian will leave on Thursday for Newaygo, Michigan for a visit in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. Anderson and family. Becky LaVelle of Minneapolis, Minnesota and Linda LaVelle of Rochester, Minnesota visited from Friday through Monday in the home of their mother, Mrs. Ralph LaVelle.

Richard Schupbach, who graduated from Humboldt Institute in Minneapolis recently, is employed now with Ozark Airlines at Sterling, Illinois, according to the institute. Mrs. Tom Brasseur of Minneapolis, Minnesota arrived Wednesday to attend commencement exercises that evening. Her husband arriverd on Friday. They remained until Monday at the Elmer Sander home.

Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Moose and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wiet- lorn, Jr.

and Sheryl of Monona were guests Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kerr and family. The occasion honored the birthdays of Mr. and Mrs.

Moose and Mrs. Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sander and Ronald and Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Brasseur, Minneapolis, Minnesota were Sunday dinner guests at the Albert Christianson home at Clermont. Miss Marion E. Sonnkalb flew in last Thursday from Houston, Texas where she had attended the National N. R.

M. A. Associa tion convention to spend the weekend at her home. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul kalb took her to Waterloo Monday from where she is assigned to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Youth Center will be open Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Malm of Friday, June 4, from 8:00 to Burlington were weekend guests in the Rodney Livingood home. p.

m. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scoles of Mason City were Memorial weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

L. O. Koevenig. Craig Martin, son of Dr. and Mrs.

R. T. Martin, returned home Sunday from University Hospitals in Iowa City, following eye surgery Wednesday. Mrs. Ethel Kohler and Clifton of Wilton Junction were Sunday visitors in the L.

O. Koevenig home. Henry Paulsen and Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Guyer of Cler mont spent the Memorial week end in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Gaylord Guyer in Osborne, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sander entertained at a six o'clock dinner in honor of their son Ronald's graduation on Wednesday evening. Guests were: Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Diederichs, Harmony, Minnesota; Mrs. Tom Brasseur, Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christianson, Clermont and LaVonne Mitchell of Rossville.

Dr. and Mrs. Foster Burroughs and daughters, Susan and Mary of Waterloo and Ethelyn Smith of Manchester were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mrs. Maria Smith. Mrs.

Maria Smith received word from her sister, Mrs. J. C. Harris that their brother-in-law, J. J.

Nicolay of Seattle had passed away suddenly of a heart attack. He was a former resident of Postville. S.M./Sgt. Milton E. Franck and family arrived in Monona early Saturday morning for a 30-day leave before going to his new base at Sioux City, Iowa.

He has been stationed at the Ramstein Air Base in Germany the past three and one-half years. The Francks visited Monday afternoon with his mother, Mrs. Vince Holly. Mr. and Mrs.

Hall Swenson, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Swenson of Park Ridge, Illinois, Mr.

and Mrs. George Swenson of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. E. C. Ruckdaschel were dinner guests with Mrs.

A. W. Swenson and Mrs. Edith Nuehring. Afternoon guests were Sally Groth, Julie and Greg, Ford Willman, Mr.

and Mrs. Marlin Swenson and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ruckdaschel, Steven and David. Mrs.

Vernie Brainard of Joliet, Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brainard of New Lenox, Illinois visited Thomas Vickery at the Postville Hospital Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Suddendorf of New Lenox, Illinois were Saturday night callers. Mrs. Rex Ward of Ossian accompanied Mrs. Vince Holly to Waukon last Tuesday evening to attend the commencement exercises. Miss Connie Kelly, granddaughter of Mrs.

Holly, was a member of the graduating class. They also attended open bouse at the C. C. Kelly home. Mr.

and Mrs. Ervin Haltmeyer entertained a group following graduation exercises last Wednesday evening in honor of the graduation of their son, Mark. Guests included: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blazek and Mrs.

Alice Knudson of Farmersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peake and family of Waukon, Mrs. Amanda Kohrs, Mrs. Clarence Storla and Janet and Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Haltmeyer and family. Have Winter Clothes Cleaned Before Storing. GORDANIER CLEANERS After commencement guests in the Harold ChrstofEerson home in honor of their daughter, Ann, were: Mrs. Leona Munger of Nora Springs, Mrs.

Florence Jacobia, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Jacobia, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Meisner, Teresa and Trent, Mr.

and Mrs Ambrose Waters, Mrs. Amy Marston, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Ov- ereen, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Over- een, Mrs. Ruby Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. George Huebner, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Rima, Mr. and Mrs Eldred Schlitter, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kaiser of Monona, Mr. and Mis.

Robert Szabo, Barbara, Beverly and Robert, Jr. of Castalia. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mason, Dianne and Laura of Mason City, Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Stahr, Tim and Julie Ann of West Union spent Sunday and Monday at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Winter. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Kozelka and Verla Gunderson of Cedar Rapids were in Northfleld, Minnesota over the weekend attending graduation exercises at St. Olaf College, in which Gail Kozelka was awarded a degree. Mrs. Joyce Kerr arrived home today (Wednesday) from Iowa City to spend the summer at her farm home.

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Halverson have rented the Waters Dairy Bar and will re-open the business to the public on June 10. Recent guests in the home of Mrs. E.

C. Marston were Miss Virginia Marston of Racine, Wisconsin and Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Tague of Kirkwood, Missouri. Mrs.

John Falb, Jr. and Mrs. John O. Falb attended a brunch in Cedar Rapids Saturday. This was a pre-nuptial shower honoring Miss Mary McConkie, fiancee of Richard Falb.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Hoth of Mt. Prospect, Illinois and Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Hoth and girls of Cedar Rapids were weekend guests in the Florence and Clarence Hoth home. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Thoreson and Mr. and Mrs.

Lyle Abrahamson of Cresco were in Ames Saturday for the graduation of J. D. Thoreson. J. D.

will attend the State University of Iowa Medical School in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

Garms and Danny of Dubuque were weekend guests in the home of Mrs. Ed E. Looney, Tom and Judy. Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Garms of Volga and Mr. and Mrs, Alfred David of Monona were callers Sunday. Guests Monday in the Robert Burling home were Mr.

and Mrs. Lafe Tague of Kirkwood, Missouri; Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Burling of Elkader; Mrs. E. C. Marston; Miss Virginia Marston of Racine, Wisconsin and Mrs. Harvey Roberts and Hall.

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Looney and family entertained last Thursday evening following commencement exercises in honor of their daughter, Barbara, a member of the graduating class. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Koecke and Loren, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Koecke, Bagley, Wisconsin; Mrs. Evelyn Looney, Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Harville and Sandra, Harlan Stee, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Meyer and Donald, Mrs. Ed E. Looney, Tom and Judy, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Looney and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Everman, Marsha and Craig. Business Personals Borden's Milk at the store or at your Door.

Meyer's ai y. 26bptfc. Dryclean your winter clothes before you put them away for the summer. Meyer's Laundromat. 26bptfc.

CUSTOM The Rev. and Mrs. Ralph W. Chamberlain of Broken Bow. Nebraska were Saturday night house guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Chamberlain They were enroute to attend the graduation of their son Dwight from the Theological Seminary at the University of Dubuque, Sun day. Mr. and Mrs, G. H.

Koopman entertained at open house for their daughter Cora after commencement Wednesday night. At tending were: Mr. and Mrs. John Wahls and family of Elkader; Mr and Mrs. Jim Koopman of Cedar Rapids; Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Koopman of Farmersburg; Mrs. Howard Henkes and family of Steuben, Wisconsin; Mr. and Mrs Harold- Koopman and Judy and Joan Bollman of Monona; Mrs. Dale Schroeder and Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Gass of Postville. WEED SPRAYING with ORTHO CHEMICALS Kenny Kiesau will operate our weed spraying equipment this summer. Call us now, for your scheduling. Postville Feed Mill, Inc.

A memorial day picnic dinner was held at Lull's Park with the following attending: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bollman and son; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koopman and Judy and Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Krambeer and son of Monona; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bollman and family of Elgin; Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Koopman and Kim of Farmersburg; Mrs. Marvin Squire of Arlington; Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Koopman and Bart of Kingston, Wisconsin; Mrs. John Wahls and family of Elkader; Mr.

and Mrs. Eldon Kurth, immediate family and grandchildren; Mr. and Mrs. G. H.

Koopman and Cora and Mrs. Dale Schroeder and sons. LeRoy Odem, Prop. Phone 864-7731 We Have A Limited Supply of Piper Sudan Grass Hybrid Sorghum-Sudan Soybeans Rape Also a Complete Line of Field Seeds are available. Roberts' Son Postville, Iowa The following joined in a picnic dinner at Decorah Sunday prior to attending graduation exercises at Luther College, where Diann Bilden was a member of the graduating class: Mr.

and Mrs. James Hoeg, Zion, Illinois Mrs. Maxine Hoeg and Rich, Greg Martin, Dianne Bilden, Decorah Mr. and Mrs. Leo Morch and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Wet- tleson, Mrs. Mary Ann Anderson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schneider and family and Mr and Mrs.

Millard Bilden and family. Miss Bilden will teach ninth grade mathematics at Free port, Illinois this fall. NEWS FROM Those In THE SERVICE Ha On Cruise USS James E. Kyes (DD 787) (FHTNC) May 20 Electrician's Mate Third Class Roger M. Livingood, USN, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Milo M. Livingood of Postville, is in Bangkok, Thailand, aboard the destroyer USS James D. Kyes after 11 days at-sea participating in the South East Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) training exercise "Seahorse." Seahorse involved an international force of more than 30 warships from Australia, Britain, Thailand and the United States, and started Wednesday, May 12 near Manila Bay in the Philippines. As part of SEATO's 29th such wargame exercise, the ships zigzagged across the South China Sea to Bangkok, as a Seahorse "aggressor" force of planes, surface ships and submarines besieged the convoy on a daily basis.

The purpose of the training exercise was to develop teamwork among the SEATO navies. The James D. Kyes protected the convoy against submarine attacks as part of the "hunter- killer" force. Community Memorial HOSPITAL Weekly News Report Thursday evening guests in the Millard Bilden home after graduation exercises honoring Dale Bilden were: Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Wettleson, Mrs. Mary Ann Anderson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Morch and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Everman, Carol and Diann, Mrs. Clifford Olson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Aines Olson, Postville; Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Swenson, Clermont; Mr. and Mrs. Orville Berg, Mrs. Orvin Olson, Karen and Joann, Tilpher Bilden, Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Loftsgard and Harold and Helga Bilden, Elgin; and Diann Bilden and Greg Martin, Decorah. Herald Want Ads bring results. Medical. Miss Alice Bandow, Monona, May 25. Miss Hilma Lenth, Monona, May 25.

Mrs. Harold Groth, Castalia, May 25. Mrs. Lloyd Block, Postville, May 25. Mrs.

Ernst Paulsen, Postville, May 26. James Leeman. Elgin, May 26. Merle Anderson, Elgin, May 26. Mrs.

Elmer Lembke, Elgin, May 27. William F. Landt, Luana, May 27. Miss Constance Beall, Luana, May 30. Mrs.

Elmer Krambeer, Postville, May 27. Surgery. Mark Falb, Postville, May 27. Arthur Walz, Luana, May 31. Discharged Gas Rates To Be Reduced July 1 Des gas rates will be reduced on July 1 in Iowa communities served by the Peoples Natural Gas Division of Northern Natural Gas Company under a proposal that has been filed with the Iowa Commerce Commission.

Based on 1964 gas consumption the total savings for Iowa gas users will be about $115,000 an nually, according to Gordon Severa, Omaha, Vice President and General Manager for Northern's Peoples Division. The rate reduction is partially due to the lowering of the federal corporate income tax rate from 50 per cent to 48 per cent. This $115,000 reduction is in addition to a reduction made by Peoples Natural Gas in September 1964, The proposed new rates have been filed with the Commerce Commission and are subject to suspension upon investigation or complaint. If not suspended, the lower rates go into effect on July 1. Gas users in all 81 Iowa communities served by Peoples will be eligible for a discount on bills for gas air conditioning.

The discount will amount to 15 per cent for the four months from June through September. Additional rate reductions are planned in 43 of the Iowa communities served by Peoples. In 31 of these communities, residential, commercial and industrial natural gas rates will be reduced. The towns include Anamosa, Arlington, Arnolds Park, Calmar, Cresco, Elkader, Fayette, Fertile, Fostoria, Guttenberg, Hanlontown, Hawkeye, Hopkinton, Ionia, Lamont, Langworthy, Maquoketa, Monona, Monticello, Ossian, Postville, St. Olaf, Strawberry Point, Sumner, Superior, Terril, Tripoli, Wallingford, Waukon and West Union.

SOME VETS ELIGIBLE, G. I. INSURANCE Many Iowa veterans may not know that they are eligible for the reopening of GI insurance, E. W. Christensen, Director of the Des Moines VA Center, said today.

For instance all World War II and Korean veterans who have service-connected disabilities, even those which do not rate monthly compensation payments, are eligible to apply for the GI insurance they either failed to take during service or allowed to lapse since that time Mrs. Robert Brown and baby i In additon, veterans whose phy- boy, May 24. Mrs. Sadie DeSart. May 24.

Mrs. Kate Prouty, May 27. Mrs. Henry Christofferson, May 27. Frank Nims, May 27.

Mrs. Harold Groth, May 27. Mrs. Elmer Lembke, May 28. Mrs.

Lloyd Block, May 28. Mrs. Elmer Krambeer, May 29. Mrs. Leska Martins, May 29.

Miss Constance Beall, May 30. Mrs. Hulda Nuehring, May 31. Miss Hilma Lenth, May 31. William F.

Landt, May 31. Mrs. Chet Pearson, May 31. WATER WITCHER Max Quandt, 84, who lives on a farm near Denison is probably the only living water witcher in Crawford county. During his 54 years as a water witcher he has been paid from $2.50 to $15 for locating wells.

sical condition now excludes them from buying commercial life insurance at substandard rates are eligible during the one-y ear period which began May 1st. A third feature of the law provides for a new permanent GI insurance called "modified This policy, Mr. Christensen said, will particularly interest term policyholders. Mr. Christensen urged all veterans who believe they are eligible to contact the Des Moines VA Center to secure further details.

Mrs. Cook To I Conference Iowa K.t(M Postville is registered the 14th annual UW 'ST shop Tuesday June 1-5, on The'l Iowa campus. The workshop, titled" From Lists to Libraries, about book selection areas. Tuesday, book in the area of fletlon-mffl cussed. On each of flies ing days, book selection, areas of poetry, biograpW, reference sources will IK topics.

mm The speaker on will be Helen Hmi 4 Five 8 ner-up or the it jj Award. Other facets of the wiM will include visits to City public library, cujj laboratory, Iowa CityhooVj and University Library, Buy! Sell! Hire! Trsfcji Lostl Found! Empioymealli find it in the Herald VJanti WASHERS DR 1 SALES and SERVII KITTLESONCO; isid foil HOT AHEAD! Add Central Air Mi to your heating system You don't need a or occult powers to git picture. So play it nuit let us install central ail ditioning NOW. NorniS and you'll bo set for th( warm day! Free estimate, Lennox Frigidaire Philco KITTLESON 4 Iowa How to reduce office costs! MOORE BOOK FORMS give you one-writtoft business records I Up to four copies of each record In one writing. A form for every need.

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JUNE 3, 4 and 5 DOUBLE FEATUEE PROGRAM HE FOUGHT THE I DEADLIEST DUEL IN FRONTIER HISTORY! BUUfl: fori innitm- MM m. miksts fiejtTeatfi TUES. and JUNE 6, 7, 8 and 9 THE SCREEN COMMITS THE PERFECT COMEDY! THE MIRISCH CORPOflATION msont A BLAKE EDWARDS PETER ELKE SELLERS SOMMER Matinees Discontinued Thru August. EVENING SHOWS 7:15 and "Get More Out of Life Go Out to a.