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TY-FOU THE LONE TREE REPORTER, LONg TREE, IOWA THtrRSDAY, AUG. 9, 1945 NUMBER THIRTY-SEVEH
ntrles For [Girls To Compete t Mrs. Lmtm H,rt [,- ' .lBab,es Born . .
AND r AKM [14-H Club Show IAt Club Show {Dies In California l Jrp.J . liAt Mercy Hospital
he largest numbers of 4-HI One hundned and forty-four girls ! Mrs. Linus Hirt of Canoga Park, t[" F El Vide Faye Doerres is the name giv. ;/
is ever to be exhibited in land 28 leaders and officers will partI-'California died Monday after having i l ~ ,~ lien to the baby daughter h0rn Wed-
unty, 337 head, has been cipate in the 17th annual 4-H club,been in failing health for the past]I, Ines°ay°flastweekat M.ercyhOspitaI ii,~
~s it~ ~ entered for the Johnson county 4-H I show to be held in the Iowa City Corn- ~; year, according to word to a sister-in- '| ...... ---o-- ]Pvt! to rVt.Doerresana ismrS'withcnarleSthe armed~°erreS'forces ~i~i~
~k of the war!club show which is to be held at Iowa munlty building August 15-16. flaw, Mrs. Cloe Feeler, and a brother-| ................. ! _" ....... i~
~ Japan ta: ~City August 15 16 and 17 .......... • ..... ~ ............. l ~v. ~Hom~,~um Hua~,- ~ana Is smuonea at present at CamI~
~4apa~to,' [ City Augus , I Isignt 4-H girls clues WIll nave aem- m-taw, ~,. ~. r~Irt. ! .............. :il
w 4 bab beef ~ ~gt wneelar J Tnompson army Aoalr ~regon
~soline as you[ One hundred t "o -H y onstration teams and 11 plan to have Mrs Hirt was the daughter of Mr } . : " _. _ " . ~' ' [ .. ' . ." .. ~.I
club calves will be shown--48 of exhibit booths in home furnishings, tand ~Irs D A Feeler lo~g time res:le-a nome;rnursaay m. ornln.g to. passeI tory ana ,Mrs. ~ernard Oostend.orp 'in
~~fie W~r nltm~.[ these are An s 34 Shorthorn and 20 .... - ...... " " " ' , i~v flays aetay-en-route wltn ale moth o~ ~lcnoIs nave named tnelr vao be
~~c War alone~ these are ~ gu , , Florence ~'ornes oz iowa ~tate cm- id,~n~ n~ wiv,~r~Id,~ ~nd ws~ r,~ ~d ............ "[- ~ Y Y ~;i~
use w wer fi htin Herefords ' • :.~-~- -:.-'" ~-~=L=.,".=. "~.- ........ er, airs. wlnltrea Tnompson aria ale Itonald Lee. He was born Wednes-
~g j He~f°prud:e bred beef heifers will be lege will ~udge the exhib!ts. .: ,,deed .i, th~t ~y?~,~nit~. - _ _ !siste~, Mrs. Bernard J. Deatsch of !day of last week at Mercy hospital, iii1
........ An evemng program wni ne present- ~ne IS survive~ Dy net nuseana ana, Lone Tree and Mrs Simeon Deatsch ~ Mrs Oostendor'- win "- ...... "----~ ~
~,-eKetabel ~]ex~lblte~. Twenty-tour aa~ry nel~-.ed on Wednesda-" Au~"st 15 at 8"30~one son Sidne-- at home Two SiS-I . | • v ,, vv rvxuemv~reu ~itl
~-~ [ers includin~" 19 Guernse"s and fiveI ~, su . , . " ~ :' ?' .. ." [of Williamsburg, also other relatives by Lone Tree folks as Margaret Fox, ~i!
, FATS . and Mrs J W Baker and other rela~ erett B fin
-- " j ......... fort to ease the transportation burd-~ . r • • . . . u e at Mercy hospital.
~~g. 3t i W-~s-BWms Benteco Pony ]Town And School [e. by permitting storage of this crop!.tlves" C. P..O Bnggs ,s .belng trans-t Mr. and M's.i Harry Swanson have 1
m --c~- [e~ i ed from East ureem~ lch R I to
~~ V2 through Z2. Sept. 30 [ ] D..J--.A*_ Ion farms or in warehouses. Oats as ~ -'" -. _ ~. - ' - • " [a baby girl born Wednesday at Mercy 1
~ugh El, Oct. 311 The pony which the Benner Tea Co. ]L~UU~t~ t'~JJ ~,a l well as wheat pron~ise record produc-Ithe navy stop yarns at t~ong peach. [hospital. They call her Sherry Jean. 1
~~ _gave away for a name was won by] --~-- [tlon this year the department said } ........ ----- :. .".-- :. ............ [ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reiss have an I
~~OODS-- iMary Ann Huff, twelve year old Mus-] At regular meetings of the town[ The loans will a,,,q,, t,, --~o ~,~'.:a ~ ~-turlr~s r~um wmtt.t~-r,~r~,-~ [8 pound 4 ounc6 daughter born yes-
iBtamps ¥2 Z2, A1, B1 C1, catlne g~rl who submitted the name council and the school boardth~s, . _ .... ~ Mr. and Mrs. John Zelgler have re-[terdav Wednesday also at ~erc~"
' BAugust 31[CRationFree'' because she says 'wee],- budget estimates for the com-Iing number ~ or better and tne ra~esicelved word that their nephew, Sgt-lhospit"al
, ps D1 through HI, Sept. 30 ["Mother was having so much trouble ing year were adopted and ape being[ will run from 40 to 60 a bushel. The ]Henry W. Larson has arrived at Ft. [ " .--.----~, ..... 1
;: 71 :hhrr2ghh HIllS777! i~l:M~thr:ti~ stamps." [certified to the county auditor., l loans wid oe made through tne cur- ! Sheridan, Ill., from the Philippines[ ----'--~-------- 1
rent calendar year and will matura~
~~, Nov. 30I Lone Tree children had a chance to[ In both cases the estimates, as pre-t :. . ~land is a patient at a general hospital, t ~-~ o ~ ,m~ ., 1
~STAMP-- ]ride the pony several weeks ago and[piously published in the Reporter] ' " "1 ........ [~#~ ~#~~*~ l
~ A~g~s~ 31]to participate in the contest. ~were adopted without change. [ I ARRIVES IN E. INDIES ] ......... : 1
war bond was given tel The town budget adopted by the ]Set '45 eason Pvt. James Ashton had no mo~ ........ -~o~ .... /
~~od~:LylePflum of Burlington and a $25.301council Monday night asks for $6,700]r.~ ~r - e • ithan arrived in the Philippines whenl~r!.s.mlJ,a t;(~ ~.eets - /
' ~ • ' " " e O L w0tn Mrs. w. ~. ~toneaarger
~~l-~bond to Berle Decker of Fairfield. I to he razsed by taxatmn, while the I rag wet rt w , l hewas started off again and word tel Priscilla club nlembers were ue ts
L~ There ~vese three $5.00 prize winners I schooI budget, adopted Tuesday night [ ~ [his parents last week is that he is on I .... ... :~ .., ~ ... g S. I
h , - • . ~ . el airs. w. rl. ~toneoarger Jrmaay av
~~w period 1~~ and eigl~$1.00 winners, l asks for $t0,000 in the general fund, t Announcement was made this week ian island in the Maluccus group of the/ternoon Brtd-^ wa ............ 1
........ land $2 500 in the schoolhouse fund, }by Secretary of the Interior Ickes of 1East Indies where lie is located at a l -" sv - .L pZ yu_ w,n , /
. ~ score nonors won Dy mrs. ~TltZ Tagge.
~-~Y time after June 1. I A A A g'~g~Ze,~ T~ lexactly the same amount that was~the federal 1945waterfowl hunting,large bomber base and has been sol .......... ..... ~ 1
• ~'~ ~Ul~,~, IU f I in 3 e r' b d e " . xaIete pmzes were glV~u to zvtr~ ~# v.
_. Iaske~ o" Ia t y a s u g t. [regulatmns. Ibusy he has had no time to tie llome.[Adams Mrs R D Petsel and Mrs L 1
Close at. Noon [ o--- ] Besides continuing the season at!sick Jim is not superstitious only[ ..... :' "__-" .... 1
' ' . 't . , . ' . ~ ' " L~'. t~lloourne.
-~- ....... . p....... tlast year's 89-day limit despite manytmterested in the fact that he is in thel Mrs Kilbourne ~ill be clu~ h i
;~: . . £vletrgetrt~t rutted, , ' r t ~ " ', " , • • o os-
y AAA o~ce in Iowa Cffyi .... lrequests re: an extension Icke~ e- loth alrforce has lo points when he[ .... ,~.^ _,, ........... ~_.. x .........
ed each Saturday at/noon raduate l' urse J,turned the daily baghmlt on most lwas reasmgned sailed on Fmday theirs , 1
once it is ann~h/ced ~ ~ [due:ks to I0. Last year hunters were l13th and is one of 13 boys who were ,, !
is ()' en Monffav throu h ~.r~a.~Hn. ,~-m-~i~ ,-" • allowed an extra five together at Altus Oklahoma and are! - .-o--
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P . g x ~.fll be held in - ' ' En B
~~lltS • " ' and 'Friday from 8 a m. to~.oon "and from ....................... ~the b hanel at Mercv hos.ital in Iowa[ The regulations eutabhshed" the op-now located on the same island.., joym=.uasket~,,..a=,Dinner i
5 p. m. Saturday hours ;City Sullday evening foi'-a ,'lass Oilruing season on waterfowl as Sept- -2-----o----- , ~.~, ,u.... l
~vesUlt from the,'evocation by xvl e rom 8 a m till no n ' • embe~ 20 in the northern zone Octa HAS SCARLET FEVER ............. "~ ..................
i af w • " • • i "'ll b f . . " o . i nurses, among them Margaret Prues.~ " . .~ " . ~' " at the L~ne Tree park Sunday, the
t o orders that had maintain * ~ h bet 13 m the mt~rmethate zone and Mr and ,M~s E~he Dodson had ex
-- , ,,==~, ,,,.,., c -~o, re.el ~ m t.e ~ouuturn zt, uuected theiron (.|oo l)OOson A
~" [.l. Pruess. Al~o a member of the class - "- " - -. I P~' - u , _ , • . ]nivez'sa~T of Mr and Mrs Wr- ~M,~ 1
~~,: Notice is hereby ~iventhat ordin-'is Betty lean daughter of Mr and] Iowa falls in the northern zone.~hovae soon onfurlough after boot i,,,.( ~ ~,,, ~.r .... -x " :" ........
r .~ - ~ ..... . . : ' - ' - .- " • i . . ; - ,,-= -,o,- --~- ,,-z,,~ ,~enz, nome on
epoit ances of the to~u require the cutting • ~here the season opens on September tralmn a Great Lak Naxal ra~
" ~ Mrs. Roy J,.a~ of Conesville" I '" ' I g t " es . - T "n-}furlou~h from c~r~,n .¢~i,.rtu ,'-,,~ I
ls weeds by those in char-' " ..- 120. ling Center but instead they have I In t~le groun'~we-i'e MrO"an'd ""*M*;s n
"ty in the town. Unless all REBEKAH NOTICE ............. !heard from him, by way of a P~st'}Frea Lenz M~~ ~n,~ M~.~ o~ ..... ~ /
~~'ough- SUCh weeds are cut at once it will he I The regular meeting of Hukill Re-i LONE TREE ME-THODIST CHURCh t scrlpt in one of his letters, that he is [Lenz and iamily,"~r, andOMrs'~."~F_,l~m;7 i
~~ssa]~to have them eutby the !b~kah lodge will be held a, I. O. O. F.~ Edward L. Be,lows, D. D., Minister l recuperating at the camp hospitallLenz, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Westfall.
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~~~town, and the expense charged a-!hall Monday evening of next-week. Itl eo,,.~o-~ e,~ ~ ...... , ~ ~u~ ifrom an attack of scarlet fever lMr and M~s w,~ Yehl, ~n,! n~.~,,
gainst theprope ty in question. }is t,at thor ,,ill a ood at-I {hurch School-- 0 ,. ! _. :::,_--=_.._ l:,,r, and Mrs. raok line, Mr. and /
, ,,. ~levers, a, ayor. ttenitance, % I Subject for Adult Classes: "Goodl .... t'xPE?T~ .0~ .. iMrs. George Lenz and family, Pvt,
~~ear are Being rein-t ...... t - '" ........ I Will In Action." 1 wpt. James ~toc~ is expectefl to ar. land Mrs. Wayne Lenz and famib. 1H
? ScqL?~sUnd:hia;it~Pliaf~:~7!NOTofp~-t:Oow:2,O~of~h-~e tOo~:E:r~! The Aug~us? 2eNSloCfEthe wom-I ~I:'r~;~g TWoo;;::hlP.~T~le t'eM;ion ofl;:,:'~w~hatLh':ehT:e:rltttd~Yhi:h~:otdaY:}$toek Reunion He~d /
m the program fo~ the filet a m ens Relief Cor s will be held Tues Mrs Elsm Stock ~ill be a ~er shmt
~~.he first reminded that the ssess ents for; ' ". " .-I ........ t ...."" , " ' y " " tAt Lone Tree Pa~k i
~~n~Of~ the recent street imnrovement are day evening of next week and be in " to. .... leave Cpl Stock comes from Ros-
It • - • ' - - . , . Junmr ~outn r'enowsmp" Ages s to[ " , ~ " " The aninual Stock reunion was
~(l-ue and-pa,'able August 11 and. t'hatlthe form of a picmc at7 ~elock ml.~ ~:. " lwell N. Mexico ,,'here he has been! ............. 2. _ =
e School Lunch Pro ram is ' . " " ' -: t~ years 7'~0 p m t ' ' uem ~unaay at the bone Tree parg,
~~te-lsueh as%e'ssrnents wilt bear interest atlthe/r-allroad park. Members are ask~J ~.. '2 -'..: ". ....... stationed at the Ttoswell army airlx~Fl ..........
~etl~ponsor'ithe rate of 6% afrer tha~ date levY/to bring food baskets and ~their! we drt tnls nna item The unrest, tile1d I ' t~ aoou~ ao ~n attenaance. ~oung-
~r Sr:h°n:l] H.A. McMillan, Town Clerk ~own beverages, t'an"Ad2:rC;::~s World belongs to the ] .............. [ ;hte;~%Ta,:SdO:u~te;J;7 ~r:S:nnt ~;r: 1
~~teaeher groups,I ........... I "---=----o--7 I ..... 1 LEAVES AFTER FURLOUGH :: . '. " • 1
~~t or-I EVANGI=LICAL AND . I " • • ell-Johnson . ., " "] / arian Carpenter, T5, left Monday~;f ...... 2 - . i
tlon i b en n I ~ self today t ~ i ~gt ana ~lrs eloward Stocg
~~~'~ing to sport-ti . REFORM~8"~HUReHI e i Cal'fornia the I)a~t few week,,[ - . . . , for Camp Pineda~., Calif., after spen-: 2_ " .. 2" _ . " /
a lunch re lan an n and Air John-o has b It is ~ell for us to reauze just/~t n ~ 1 ThOSe attonqlng t/~e reunion were
~~ng n-i "Rev. Wendell !;Ia~shn, Pastor/ 1 . s n a jo looking] .- _?" ......... ~li g a furlough ,~ith his paren.ts, Mr ...... a2 " .~ '. ;:'_ - !~ ~. " "
~al ,~ ~ne-e this processo[ fllSClpllnlng o ~r ancL ~.¥1IS vre(I ~toc~ aria Duane
~rate one ade-I Sunday SchaedC--9:00_A. M. / [after machinery in a saw mill at Su-I .- land Mrs. Ch,~rles Carpenter, and oth-/.. " " " ~ /
~~SDA for j Churcll ~'orship---10"90 A M ~sanville. ]begln~ t er relatives. !~lr. and Mrs. Leland Stock and Sher- ~'-
~al ..... " ' It is eas t e w .... t"e r ..... ~ -.---, I ry ~ea mr and Mrs HatTy Stork,
~~prov-~ Youth FelIowship---8"00 ~P M | --------~, ! y o s e sat is n est~u-, ......... /
t .... t ~" Margaret and Bill Mrs Alvin Sch
~~ng~Beginning August 8th the Youth[ EDEN REUNION [sibility of the individual citizen. Or-,~OMING FROM GERMANY - Y' " " " /
' " ...... D ' noel)elen Sgt. and Mrs Howard Stock
~~ingiCenter will be open,each evening for[ The annual reunion of Eden rela-]gamz~d rehglon points the ~ay. Tn onald Crier. grandson of Mrs. Kate . .. , ....... • ~.. -
• . ~anli ~ereu]tn Ann ~ai's Robert Dou-
ble, one week because. so many young[ fives will be held this coming Sunday,[ this place, here and now, we have op- [ Murphy of Lone Tr..e and son of Mr. - ...... ' .. " . - - /
requested it. 'August 12. at the Lone Tree park portunity to do our part. and Mrs. Chas. Crist of Morning Sun gnerty, lwr. an~ ~rs. Ltoya Burr, ~lar, i
"-'-'If ~ " " i'"~" ~'~" w"-"h--'~- e .... ~ ........ garet Ann an¢l Junior .Mr and Mrs
l rte Rations ; s ....... a, ........ • ........ ..... ,', _ _ _ , - • - i
~o;i:Tfn:dii!~}rgbd} --'~'- .... = ...... ' ~ ;" ~M%~2~'L~r~boUulie:dD~ : t
~tght:;m2donf:lc:~:;: :::d inm~ak:-t Cards From. Vacahoners It I,,= .= ' /
~ian life. Ches-[ I ! !been holtle at)out a nmnth. ] Mr. and Mrs George Ki]e I~ltll I[
~nistrator of OPAl -~--- -~ I -~------ Jensen, anti wayne Hazen, W'est Lih- B
~on. which Iocl ~/'~ ~ i LIEUT. COONEY HOME ert Mr and MIs Jack Kuteher. Ra
~auon, wnlcn Ioc- I _~-..,~-,. /A -~ ! 1 Y; " . Y. /
!i I - I Lieut" B" C°°ney i" he"tug " h°'t Ira°rid and " ean 'lee" a"d I,
: War Price and Rationing Boards ..:~=~: ~ d~2~ - , d lay-ell-rout ~ hi ,
Y begin issuing Au ust 3 1945 is .... ÷~:~G;~:~?" __ ~- ~ . e le being transfer- Sturms and family of Muscatine, Mr
l~i~,l fron~ Ro~=ell .~ ~,,, to Soot~!aod Mr. ~ ~ ~i,er of ~urllo.o~
W~'~¢'~ ~" X~'x- ., .. iField, I]I., where he is to report Men-!Mr. and Mrs. John Kile and Mls. [
~ns of
~as~ ;; " (-;s
ns of gasohne. It is restricted ~: , ~/, ~ ~ ~ Y. . .Y g s pa tWllhs Musser and Jelry, of XValford,
~ ~'eterans whoibaveIbeen ristr;:~il ~ ~~~ ~ rents at Brighton and called on Lone ~and Mr and Mrs John Kile of Iowa
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, ~' ~f/~;!~" [Tree friends X~ ednesday. City.
~hlg 83 days or to o~cers on term- i .i~( ~ ~-------~// I 1 ----o---- 1 --o- /
1 leave recedm thew se aratlon {~ ~I
~1 P " g " P " ~,,, Ml~(/t'~tT~ YJ~D 1 i MEET IN GI:'RMAN¥ tRebekail Lo. , Memb,,, /
the service. ~l}~li~l~ ~ ~N I [ Cal~t. F. Rayner Burge has written ':Enjoy River Picnic [
en applying tot their local ~~f,~ b hit\l ihis mother, Mrs. Ann Burge of Iowa I A fine time is reported at the sum- /
~s" for this ration both otlicm~ ~lt~~j~ r l?,lldff7 t City that he ran across T/5 Walter Cmer picnic of the Rebekab lodge held /
enlisted men discharged from the \!~'~'? ~ IUt''~'~ i Berntsen at Trier G~rmany, and that;Tuesday evening at the Iowa river [
~ly must present their copy of War ~: ~-- ~] ~,~ .... ~ ~they had a good visit. The two boys. cottage of Miss Elsie Staid. There /
!rtment Form 100 together wlth" _ ~ ~/~d-~!i~:; V2//6 ~ I went through Lone Tree high school were about forty in attendance.
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~eage rationing record. Enlisted -- "~ "-~'~J" E~'~ ~.~ .............. [ Visitors in the Glenn Rayner home
iacharged from the Navy, Mar- ~ ~'~ ~* " ~"~" .... P'E ............... [Thursday of last week were Mr. and
)rps or Coast Guard must pre- .~,~ 2~ Sg~nes'tt ~;:~le:~h~a2c=~eted I Mrs. Paul Gerstman of Davenport and
~avy Form 553. Marine Corps ~ .. ~: _ _ . :. . ~. . their son Harold, home from boot
78PD or Coast Guarl Form 553 his ~u say leave toliowmg serwce m~. ..................... :
~lischar~ed from the Nav~" Europe and left Wednesday to.report~tralr~ug a~ ~reat t,aKes r~aval "lt~raln-
" = "~' -" "----"~-"-" " ..... i ..... _..,.,__ ,lug uenter, anu mr. ann Mrs. u. U.
Cor s or Coast Guard resent at ~amp U~tUL ~ur ~t~ Sum~u~ ~t ~ta
P P ..... . ........... Johnson of Iowa City, Mr. and Mrs.
of the orders releasin~ them Luls UOlSpO, ~.'aLlt. l~te has oven vm- ._,. .... . .............
~ i-" h"re t Mr ~ad !" - oouamm a~ao ~Imnt i:uesuay aria weu-
duty." nng is pa ~ s, . airs. James nesday of this week with the Rayner
Swailes and other relatives.
Jobs
offices of the U. S. Employ-
Service placed 88.495 war veter-
~fm jobs during June, an increase
over the May total of 85,-
according to the W~r Manpow.
~mmisaion. Placement of peter=
the present war increased
June to a total of 74,093 over
May total of 69,600.
an~ managerial post- 776 of'the June
Hugh Dunn and Harold Cox.-~s'~
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cox of Iowa City,
were in the same outfit in the South
Paciilc. and Sunday Mr Cox, who with
his wife was a visitor in the home of
Mrs Cox's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Stover, call~l on "Mr. Dunn to hear
at .~L. E. Brinkmeyer home.
family.
Patricla Kilbourne is finishing her~
week and after a few days is to be
home for a v~caflon wRh her parent~,
Dr. and Mrs. L~ G. Kilbourne, ,Bhe
has done the three years of univer-
sity work sl~Ce ~uaflng from Lone
Tree htgh sehool in the spring of '~.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Joexm were in
Muscatfae Sunday to attend the ~u,
al Fn~Yermuth retmlo~ St Weed par~