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Lone Tree, Iowa
August 16, 1934     The Lone Tree Reporter
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PAGE EIGHT - LOIrE TREE REPORTER. LO,'VE TREE. IOW THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, The fair and celebration seasoa s just getting nicely B00.00ORE under way now, and I suppose most of ou  be taking in one or more of them. Befor you go driving into the heavy traffic that you  be sul'e t find, Why don't you bring the car down and have us check it ver and put it in No. 1 shape for the trip? Have the brakes adjusted and re-lined if necessary, have the motor tued up so that driving the car i a pleasure rather than an aggravation, replace that weak tire with a high-speed Firestone--and of course be sure that the car is washed and thoroughly lubricated. * We pride ourselves a our Washing and greasing service. Needless ta say, We get 'era clean, and we see that every bearing has the proper ,lubricant forced through it at high pressure. Try this service once, and yot'll agree tkat we do  real job. STETTLER'S 6ARA6E BATTERY STATION RADATOI SERVICE ACETYLENE WELDING FIRESTONE TIRES WILLARD BATTERIES ! ff[eighb News orhood Items EAST HIGHLAND Leslie CO, On and family spoilt Sun- day at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Coon. Ma:'y Swails is visiting at Bruce Marshall's again the pmst week. Vi!tors at Mcberlys Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. M G. Boileau and chibl- reu, Bobby, Marcella. Joan, and Dalsa Jane. Orvil.le MIboerly nd on Howard and Miss Pearl Moberly and Glen Lam- bert. I Mrt Nunnally is working for Milt Birka tbs week. spent Sunda- at' Raymond Mober]y . . . Saturday afternoon to see Irs. Eraezt Wagner and baby son. Mrs. Harry Abbott returned homo the Ia.;t of the week from Muscatine where she had spent several days v-ith her mother. Mrs, M. L. Rippey, i v:ho was seriously ill. Mrs. Rippy was somewhal improved ald Miss DeNta Atbott went out to spend the week with her grandmother. Mrs. Chas, Crtst of Morning Su'l visited here Thltrsday with her fath- er, W'. R. Murphy and mother-in-law , Mrs. Delia. C:rist. Mr. anti Mrs. Tracy Miller and ch,ildren. Harry and Dora spent Sun - dJy with Mrs. Miller's parents Mr. and ,Viliic ;Vebers. l ,Mrs. A. E. Moberly and sons Clar-[ ence aad Leonard did shopping in I V;ashhlgton last Tuesday. Mrs. John IZath visited a few days last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Colin. CONESVILLE Between 175 and 200 aended the nnion Sunday school picnic held on Thursday at the Oakland school ground. Gmes and contests for the youner 'hildren were in charge of the Misses Lorena Maxwell and HllJa Owen. A basket dinner ws ser-¢ed Mrs. Roy Hesseltine, near Brighton. Mr. and fls. Melw:in Crist and Mrs. Proctor Her(on visited Friday nignt with their mother, Mrs. Ed Crist at the University hospital in Iowa City Ed Crlst was also up to see his wife on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jarrard of Eagie Grove and their nephew. Eldon J:- rar,2 of Musca,tine isRed Saturday hero with their grandfather. George Jarrard. Sr. and other relatives. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Min- nie Maxwell and dauglter Lorena we-re Miss Virgdna. Stauffer. Mr. and Mrs. Brucd ClauSon. Mr. and: Mrs. Lynn Stauffer all of Cedar Rapids and Miss Daisy Kemp. Lyle Goldsberry of Des Moines ar- caTeteria style at noon. The Mngle rived here FTiday nigit for a short nen defeted the mrried men 10 to vsit with his paren,ts, Mr. and M. in a ki,tenball game played during lverne Heither and other relatives. the afternoon. The single women do He was a Sunday dinner guest at the feared the married women's kittenbalI. team and also won the women's repel Elbert" Snyder home. Mrs. Goldsberry parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peters. pulling contest. The men's tug-of-warl The marriage of the Roy. H.-C. was won by the Grace Reformed tDruse, pastor of the Conesvllle Me(h- church and he Methodist hall teamlc,6ist church to Miss Jennie Hendrick xon the game played with the Grace  •  " t' f N'chols took place on Wednesday, Reformed church. Prof. Ralph Crab-] July 25 a,t the home of the Roy. aJd ford and Roy Jean had charge of the ?dr (lark at Sigourney The Roy. ball games. ( lark a former pastor of Mrs. Drnse. Miss Mary \\;Vegner cme down from conducted the ceremony. aerloo Sunday night to spend a few Mrs. George Motheny returned Sun. days of her vacation with the home,day evening from Central Point, where folks. She spent last week iu Minn- she had been to ,visit her mother. eapolis. ] Robert and Valter Volford arrived Mrs. Eleanor wen.t ,to Wconsln the Friday night from Greeley, Colo.. for last of the weel on a vacation trip. [ a vJion at the home of their par- 'ents, Ir. and Mrs. Ray Wolford. For • 'Harry Criss, r'yne Hankins and "Clyde Volford spent a couple of days last week in S. Louis. Harry took a truck load of sweet corn and the other men aompanied him. Mr. an'd Mrs. Chas. Skip(on, Mrs. Nan 'hgner und Enest .Wagner and, daughter Marcia were at Musca:ine! the past 18 months Walter Wolford has been employed by the Munsell Shoe mpany in Greeley. A.ter a I0 dxy vacation he will return to take ovr the management of a shoe store at La Suianta, Colo. Robert V¢olford will leave Wednesday morning for School Days are just around the corner! and before hose boys of yours sarttheir nine months of sehcol, see that they are equipped with sensible, solid footwear. We bve just the shoes and oxds that are needed by those yaung chaps that are just naturally "hard on shoes," priced to suft your tcketbook.  / One lot tan oxfords at close out ricos that fm-merly sold for twice What 'e are saking now. They go at .. ............ • •. ................. . ...... $1.98 Black Oxfords ....................... $1.98 and up Boy's Black Oxfords . : .............. $1.98 and $2.25 Work Shces ................... $1.85 and up to $4.00 We handle the tood line of tennis hoes, that will give good service and good appearance at low prices. Come in and get our prices before you buy. V. SMID Harness, Shoes, Sporting Goods Lone Tree, Iowa Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Howard VanHorn and Mrs. Ruth Stingley and children of Davenport visited Sunday at the par- ental Franl VanHorn home. Mrs. Lora Orcutt of Los Angel, Mrs. Eva McKee. and Miss Defile Jones visited Friday in Lone Tree with Mrs. Mollie McCullough. Mrs. Mc-Cullough and Mrs. Orcutt were girlhood friends and Mrs. Orcut at- tended Mrs. McCullough's wedding. Mrs. Stanford Miller and daughters, Patricia and Joyce spent last week with he-r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cli Richey at West Liberty. They re- named home Sunday. An eight pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vaner Satur- any, Auz. 11. at the Hershey hospital ie Muscatine. Jake Beard of Burlington, a veteran .';esm,'n for John Blaul's Sons Co., who made Conesville for many years ,'.as here Friday calling on friends. lie was enroute home from Mmcatine ;:here he had visited his sister. Mrs, Pekeccs Miller. Mr. Beard elebruted kis 81st birthday on Wednesday, Aug. 15th. Mrs. Forrest Bebb and Una and Lee have been visiting the past neck wi(h her mother in Minnesota. Mrs. Margaret ttankins, who works near Solon. visited friends here last week. A son was born on Wednesday, Aug. S to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Schlicting at 'the Hershey hospital ni Muscatine. Mr. and Mrs. Wiff Jarrard and child- ren Elaine and Jacl returned home Friday night from a few days stay with relatl.'es in Burlington. They also attended the Tri-S,tate fair. C,k)vernment iBspectors and I:*A aot were here. Tliursday malir.7 a final checkup on the new school ucse which was recently completed. Tile building w.as approved by PWA and state officials last Saturday un:t was accepted by the board of educa- tion. C. B. Horton. janitor, is working at (he )u.Hding this wek, pdeoaring f,r the remowM of furniture and equip- ment from the old building and dora ese science cottage in time for the opening of school', Sept. ,. DAVIS CREEK James Swaffes anal family, Herb@: Simmons and Bryce Wolford sight Sunday at the James I)vorak, Jr. home. Frank Mincer and daughters, WI- ma an Leona Anne were callers in Roy Hardy and family 'at the park at MORE CORN-HOG CONTRACTS i cluding a full description and Iowa City Sunday. A large crowd I WILL BE EXAMINED'their condition and catalog was present as the whole town o-  ]has been printed by the Hills and a few coun, ty people were Johnson county's corn-hog contracsiTho lists are being distributed: invited. Mrs. Hardy is planning on have been held up temporarily until ir.terested in the purchase of moving to Washington in a couple of more contracts can be checked by the and can be had by writing to the weeks. I AAA statisticians, according to word Moines office. Mrs. Howard Kline and daughter! eceived Monday by M F. Sullivan,! Only- sealed bids will be Jean Ann are *vsiting in Cascade with president of the county corn-hog aso- and the highest bidder gets the Mrs. Kline's sister. Mrs. .qarenc,_! clatter. arm. Bids must be Two AAA checkers went over ".p-ta certified check or postal proximately 70 corn-hog contracts here I der in the full amount of the lrlday aId Saturday. The only an-tlids not accepted will be nouncemet made to local officers wS]the bidder. that the checkers had discovered that Both shotguns of all g'aug Hotchkiss. this week. -I ! Mr. a':d Mrs. Howard Kline have rented the Hardy home. [ Ch'arles Smith. Jr. has been in p)" health the last several weeks. He has l be:.n suffering from heart trouble, t Mrs. J. L. Strabala entertained a few ladies at  quilting bee at Mrs.] Susie Lake's Thursday. Thoge proo- f vnt were Mrs. Frank Knebel M:s. Serph Cringer, Mrs. John Shrder, I Mrs. Roy Hardy, Mrs. Charles Smt.h,i St.. Mrs. Henry Kline. Mrs. Charles t Munster, .Misses Julia and Tillie Dag-] enh':rt. Mrs. Susie Lake and Mrs. J-! L. S,rabala. Ice cream and cookies i were served at a late hour. l The Hills Independents traveled to Muctine Friday evening where they- more contracts needed to be cheek,L i r,fles of many different calibr It is expected that two new checker I :ncluded in the list will come here to complete the work. I " _._ " .... _ • The Johnso county re-check w!ll I A fine rain, which fell :nter ce toaay. t is announced. Iv throghout a good part of 1 ........ ----- !(icy, brought the community UWA hEGOMMENDS DUCK DATES much needed moietre that Recommendations have been made by the Iowa Fish anti Game Commis- sion to Secretary of Agriculture ,WaN I.ce for open shooting dtes on mig- ratory wa¢erfowl in Iowa this fall. The dates recommen'ded for Iowa played tlle fast SMAC team. The loc- were from October 10 to November als Iost by the score of 5 ao 1. Tw) t ]S incmsive and with fle consee,- truck loads of rooters accompanied tlve shooting days each week. Men- the team. Museatine are schedu'.ed to play here the I9th of August. t " The Hilts Girrg team defeted the. Richmond girls 17I to 8 Tuesday even-, ing t Richmond and Thursday even- fng the)" trounced- Kalona on the home field 22 to 16. Mrs. Plath of M:iannesota was a bs- ness cller in tttIIs Saturday. She canvasses for the "Farmer's Wife." GAETA LETTER-- Continued from page I) After .tpper attended the entertaia- men Wen on baxd. Tuesday: Got up at 8:30 just in time for last all f_or breakfast. The weather and sea is just fine, but a cold wind came up and the tempe:- ature dropped to ,about 65 degree then a cot felt tlen, ty gopd. A daily paper is. printtd bo:d land gives all the news in Europe and iAmerica, the major league box scores Fend alsG toda).  we read that Joh_n Dillinger was killed in Chicago. At about 9:$0 P. M. went to tc ]movie show. saw Janet Gaynor and" Chas. Farrell in some picture take tn London. Today we saw a sinP [for .the first time and at 5 P .M. we passed between two islands, the - ores. Lant looked good, but as long as the ocean is like it is today, no one seems to mind it. "Wednesday: Got up about 9:30 feel- ! ing fine. There was a strong wind and it was awfully cold, had to wear an overcoat to stay on deck. 7;s 'lp around first class today and saw Rip- Icy and Irving Berlin at their dinm:r table. They are going to Europe. I )%rM1 be in Gibraltar tomorrow. [ Thursday: Its a fine day and the / ocean is calm. We are near the Rock of Gibval:ar. Saw a 1o¢ of big fish, i some of them very big. We stop in Gibraltar, some passengers come aboard and some land. We leave in one hour. Friday is another flue day and we have a good journey. We see Sar- dinia Island about 8:30 P, M. Saturday we are near Italy and wffi land about 1O: 30 iu Naples. You ,n see the volcano smoking, just like a :,tore pipe or chimney. I am sailing tonight for Sicily Island. Sunday morning, after going ad night, I am larding in Palermo, the seaport of Sicily. I saw a frlend of mine and my brother With my mother. They are there with a car to tak- me home. Everything is very dry here, and the fruits are ripening. At home I find my folkts old, hut well. Monday, after eleeplng a night tn Italy, I got up early and had some visitors. I m going to the farm, my dad has t piece of ground that he takes care of himsetf, about 4 acres all ta frutts and vegetahles. Picked some ripe grapes and figs and they sure Nre fine. Well Mr. Green this is all for thls time,. Hello to everybody! I am yours truly, CI'kS. GAmmA COUNTY GETS $80,000 --' SECONDARY ROAD FUNDS The appropriation of $60,000 to be used in second,try road work in John- son county has been made by the lowz highway commission, according to word received Thursday by Dan J. Peters. chairman of the board of sup- ervisors, from H. A. Maine, of Wtter- Ioo caairman of the highway odin- mission. Mr. Maine nformed the hoard of supervicors that the location of the ork n which the $50.000 will he ex- pended will be determined later. The 0pproprtation was made from federal money. da?s and Tuesdays would be closed to shooting. Thirty days of shooting wouId Le provided under rids plan. The mratory waterfowl' easons as recommended hy the Iowa  Fish and Gzn Commission was at the requsest of the Department of AgricuRure. The seasons do not become, officthf- unt approved by the Secretary of Agricul- ture. Under the plan o4 the Migra- tory Waterfowl Advisory CouRcil the C2.of dlmtes btween Oetoe I and January 15 ..:.3o¢lft up t3 lhe.state. A limit of thirty shooting days with open days running consecutively was set. The stes must then hare made heir recommendations to Secretary Vfllace by August 6. Final *approval isr then given each state and t5e days Id" dates and included in the tWederal regulations. SEIZED GUNS TO BE SOt=£1r Ninety-one confisticated guns 'are to Be sold by the Fish and Game Com- mission. The guns, which han"e bec seized by deputy game wardens from violators of the game laws were turn- ed over to the courts. The courts or- 0ered the guns confisticated and turn- ed over to the Staee Oame Wa%len in avcordance with the law. The guns have been orde,"dd sold by the PIsh and Game Comfsion and sealed bids are being received at the  office of the Commission. All bidJ must reach the Des Moines office not later than September 30. 1934. A llst of the guns to be sold. in- Ainsworth Monday. I EreIyn Mincer as spending this week 1 at her grandparets, James Dvorak,[ Sr's. - t Mr. and Mrs. Llnus Yeggy are '-e- proud arents of a baby girl born or Friday: She was named Viri:da hose. Miss Theresa Lear called at the J. L. Yeggy and Frank Moncer homes on Thursday. Joe Snukup and Omer Rath caEcd at the Henry Prymek home Thursday. Mr. and Mds. Ray Steele deturned home ,,:,e] spending a few days ct tne World's Fair. Sbafier Walker and Harold Watson called at the Frank Mincer hopte cn Monday. Mr. aed Mrs. H. Prymek a_d fam- ilspent Sundy at the parental Jas. DxCorsk. Sr. home. Ethel and Evelyn Mincei" and Esh. Murdock spen Sunda" with the Steele itlu and attended Sunday School at Gladwin. .Mrs. Frank Mincer is taking care of the new girl which arrived at the Raymond Lorack home Sturday. She wilt answer to the name of Mar Anne. James Dvorak, Jr. and son James ar.d John were callers in GIadwin and Columbus Junction Monday. Frankie M!ncer, Charlie Podarll and Shelter Walker spent Sunday evening in Iowa City. Mr. and Mrs..leke Lntz entertain- ed company from Riverside Sunday. HILLS BRIEFS by Marguerite Hardy fToo Late for Last Week) A group of girls are camping at a eatin eght miles south of Muscatine. t Those camping include Opal Wrede, Catherne Draker. Ellen Clair, Gwea- dolyn Rarick. Miriam Smith, Catherin Hardy. 5arjorie Smith, Marguerite tla.rdy nd Mrs. A. F. Droll. They ietmd to spend the week. The new bank is opened and will l-e known a the Hills Bank and Trust Comrrany. Tbe fifty per cent divi- dends being paid v:ill be a great help re be srrounding community. iMarvyl Green is pFmning to have he:" tonsils take our some time ehs v:eek. Doctor Donovan will t.ke them cut at the State Hospital. A farewell picnic was held for Mrs. considerabIe help to the late well as fall pastures and forage The section north of town had rain Tuesd.zy. as weII. WANT ADS WANTEffhone and pupils. Beginners and See- Otto Volta. PEFIMNENT 'ing $3 Bet ShifleL Sadie Hartma East Second, next to Batters o Phone 381-J. Mscatine. PIANO FOR SALE---by payment of $50.00: w'rite Music Store, Newton, a. LOSTLa.¢her bfl]folil with it. containing some money, licere, etc. Fe'wrd. V'iese. LONE TREE MArKETS- Eggs ................................ Hel's .................................... pnngs; over 3 lb.._. [Spring under 3 Ibtr, . ...... i Butter lrt DANCE mG.00z.00tm00 PALA000 SA:k-'URDAY AUGU Msic by IOWA crt DANCE BAND WSU Feature 11 Ira. Adm: 25e a person Bentece FLOUR ISlCK PEACFI E$ 11 BEANS II Ihmb:rfte biea.00er Certo 00dP' Irk -& Jar Rintls Vinegar TEB3EI CornFlakes 17€ PKG', No ]Bottle Cbsrse. $0010o - 00tllo Gingerale Velietous  Bottles/=.t