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The Lone Tree Reporter
Lone Tree, Iowa
January 14, 1954     The Lone Tree Reporter
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PAGE EIGHt[ I.ONE TREE REP()RTlC R, LONE TREE, IOWA rHt RSI)A ¥. JA NUAR¥ "it Ha Reporter May 7-- Supt. R. C. Schlotfelt resigned his position in Lone Tree and has ac- cepted a position as Superintend- ent at the McGregor - Marquette schools. Rcv. H. M. Grant of the Trinity Methodist church in Cedar Rapids, was to address the 1953 graduat- ing class. Z'Iay 14-- Marilyn Angelsberg was married to Robert Burich at the First Pres- byterian church in Iowa City. The local Chamber of Commerce were hosts to the annual athletic banquet h e I d at St. blary's church. May 21-- Frances Lenz and Clifford Mur, phy were named valedictorian and salutatorian respectively of the 1953 graduating class. Frances Lena received the Anter- icon Legion Award and i~rancis Loan received t h e Citizenship Award at graduation exercises held at the schoolhouse. Lawrence Jarrard was elected president of the Lone Tree Lions club. May 28-- Herbert Hayes of New Albin, Iowa was elected Superintendent of the local school. Patricia Jarrard, three and one- half year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jarrard, had an emergency operation on her tra- chea. June 4 ...... Rites were held at the Methodist church for Lawrence Hall. Sondra Kline and Vern Schnoe- belen were married at St. Mary's church in Lone Tree. Graduates of 1903 were honored tit the annual Alumni banquet. June 11 -- Phyllis Lenz became the bride of Don Temple in a ceremony per- formed at the Evangelical and Re- formed church. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perezek noted thheir fiftieth wedding anni- versary. The Rock Island railroad was ordered to continue operation into , Lone Tree. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Forbes. t ' June 18-- Har~T Horesowsky was elected ~residen of the local Chamber of ~ommerce. Betty Bekker became the bride of Gerald Forbes at St. Mary's church. : A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Housel. Lone Tree merchants were to sponsor a series of jack pot draw- ings. June 25-- Jim Hartsock was chosen the outstanding father in a contest sponsored by KXIC in Iowa City. Cars Ruth Walker was married Good Grade Fore Ql arter lb. C Hind Quarter lb. C Cut, Wrapped, Sharp Frozen And Delivered ~to Harold Brehm at Bayard, Neb. July 2-- Rites were held at the Evangel- ical and Reformed church for Pet- er Benson, 82. Shirley Carter and Cleo Dodson were married at Nichols. T~-yla Cunningham and Robert Baker were married at Prescott, Iowa. July 9-- A barn owned by Lloyd Burr was struck by lightning and des- troyed by fire. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearson were the parents of a son. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Don Newman. July 16~- Herman Martin was elected com- mander of the lo,ml American Le- gion. i The Lone Tree Fire Department held an extensive fire demonstra- tion. John Hudachek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hudachek, was attend- ing the Boy Scout Jamboree at It- vine Ranch, California. July 23-- Ernest Lorence, a medical stu- dent at the State University of Iowa, was spending a month here with Dr. L H. Jacques. Fred Stock was the winner of $170 at the Jack-Pot drawing. July 30 Fremont Lassies and Clover Blossoms 4-H clubs held their an- nual achievement days. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goody. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Schuller at Mallard, Iowa. August 6 Joe Johnston of Tipton began his duties as manager of the local [Locker Plant. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Pearson. .Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor Jr. were the parents of a son. August 13-- The Lee Clow home was destroy- cd by fire• A son xv,~s born to Mr. and l~,h's. Donald Pariz(q¢ at Mercy hospital in rowe City. August 20 Gary Minc~'r won top honors in the swim, derision at the Wash- ' in:}ton comity fair. Daily freight service into Lone Tree by the Rock Island Motor Transit Company h'td begun. A~u~t 27 New faculty members of the lo- cal school had been announced. They were Mr. It. F. Cahail, mus- ic instructor; Mrs. Ruth MCMor- ran, Home Ee. instructor and Miss 4f \ !1 II Iill ELECTRICITY the family's greatest II|ft Ele~kIw enters into almost ev~.phase of li~ng today. It's erie Ol tile enmity s greatest g.ttts -- becam~ it does so many, jolts ecoaomicMb., l~lecttieity is ~le of the few things that co¢~s a fmily le~ today ~ h dkt bek the wu. Itg~O LONG as there" remains schools, and more industries dl a single task being done by every~'here in Iowa will make men and, women which electric- increased demands on the com- ity could do as well, electric- panics that serve them. ~y must prepare to do it. Great days are ahead and electricity Anticipating these increased de- will have a great part to play." man& for power, the eight ma- These were the words of Thomas jor power companies of Iowa are cooperating with one an- Ed/soo, founder of the power other on the installation of a industry and they are as true today as they were the day he $5g,000,000 system of high- said them. voltage transmission lines called Electricity does many more jobs the "Iowa Grid" . . . for your tod~y than just provide lighting, electric future. Wtlo ,would have thought in The Iowa Grid will torm a net- 1900 that we'd cook with eleo work of power "expressways" Iricity? Use it to run washers, for the movement of huge quan- dryers, toasters, radios, even titles of electric power between electric shavers? And electricity companies. It will mean that will be called upon to do many power ca~ be fed 1o any $ecfion mote jobs in the |uture, for who of the state ~gom at lee~ tWO knows what the woader-~ien~5 directions. It will ~aa that am d electtmfics has in store fog us ? part*d the state ,will ever~se Not o~ly wilt electricltT do more widumt all the power it ~obs for you in your home, office It will mean p~aty o~ dec~ic lind ~ the h~rm in the years power for your 'woodcflld elK- to come, but more people, more ~ic tomorrow:' L ht& P | Phyllis Beckman, first grade in-I 60th structor. Ruth Ann Phillips became the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Windsor of bride of Ivan Draper in a ceremony Manchester observed their, sixtieth 3erformed at Davenport. wedding anniversary on Christmas A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Day. They were married in 1893,. Jack Ross at LOs Alamos, New Mexico. The ear belonging to J. S. Re- nan St. had been stolen in Iowa City. Around Iowa WAS 91 Cresco lost one of its oldest res- idents, and Iowa one of its oldest pioneers, in the death of Mrs. John Kennedy at Creseo recently. Nine- ty-four at the time of her death, Mrs. Kennedy was born in Frank- ville in 1859. GIFT At Northwood. the Methodi~t church is richer by $10,000, a be- quest of the late Mrs. Sarah Bolton. The check was presented to the trustees last week by the admin- istrator of Mrs. Bolton's estate. VANDALS Ice-skating at Red Oak was de- layed a bit recently. The swimming pool ,a~as filled, for ice-skating, and vandals threw beer-bottles and other debris onto the partially fro- zen ice. It i EIGHTH When little Nancy was born recently to Mr. Orville Yearling of New she became the eighth the family. THIPdD Manson now has a tion retail firm. George David O'Leary have from their fathers, a ally founded by Mr. father in 1881. 8EKTIETit At their farm home Mr. and Mrs. Elam eently observed their ding anniversary. -.-o--- ONE HOMI$ William Lawler, 67, farm home near He was born on the and had lived there all On Monday, January 18, 1954 Cudahy Co, of Cudahy, Wisconsin will open a new hog buying station located at River Junction, Iowa. (River Junction is located about 4 miles west of Lone Tree.) connection will be through the Riverside exchange. Cudahy Brothers Co., a pioneer Wisconsin packing company, is not affiliated with a nationally known organization of a similiar name. In the new station at River Junction, as at all Iowa and Illinois buying points, we aim to purchase ho only for slaughter in our Cudahy, Wisconsin plant. Your interest and patronage is appreciated. Hog Buying Station River Junction, iowa You'll be surprised and you'll be pl' ase t . hen you check yc r shopping list ,-gaiv, these prices! /e've bought c reful!y an ! kept oar rests tow to pass as ma y savings as possible cn to you--aud the result these "make your money bigger" values' 2 For Del Monte A4 oz. 3 For Jell-0 All Flavors 13 OZ. Skippy Peanut Gold Medal UR ° lbs. 10 lbs. 1 Del Monte 46 Nestles Chocolate Pkg. 19c I ORANGE JUICE MORSELS Del Monte 2 No. 303 I ,Large Size FRUIT COCKTAIL ] DIbEFT Hunts- Whole No. I Northern 50 ft. APRICOTS I Paper Towels "-" 5O lb. g Birdseye C ppews White Fresh-Frozen Pkg. Pork