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THE TIMES-REPUBLICAN, CORYDON, IOWA', THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1968 Allerton News Mr. and Mrs. Danny Langloss- visited Thursday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald" Jellison Allerton.

Basketoall results in Friday" nights game were LineviUe-Cllo -51 Mormon Trail 46; girls, MT 71 DnevUle-Cllo 25 Men In Service Lloyd Housely, son of Mr. and; Mrs. Wayne Housely has recently; been promoted to Sp5. He is serving with the 299th between Kon Turn and Bocto, Viet-J nam. He will soon have his year'; of overseas duty completed and; is expected home within the next two weeks.

Humeston Katie Murphy was taken to the Wayne County Hospital Wednesday where she remains a patient. Store employees had missed seeing her for several days and called neighbors, who were unable to get into the home; Hutchinson's were called and she was found unconscious on the floor. Ivan Maytun of Corydon was moved from the Wayne County Hospital to Veterans Hospital in Des Moines last Friday by Hutchinson Ambulance. Elizabeth Rushing, who makes her home at Marie's Boarding Home, was taken by ambulance to the Wayne County Hospital Wednesday. Mrs.

Mary Stevens, who makes her home at Marie's Boarding Home, celebrated her 94 birthday last Monday. Those helping her celebrate were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Monroe of Memphis, Missouri. Mrs.

Wayne Hutchinson has been confined to her bed the past week suffering from the flu. Matter Klub met Thursday with Marilyn Rayburn. The president Marie Meyer presided over the meeting. Ten members responded to roll call. Anna Knapp read, What it takes to be a leader.

During the social hour sandwiches, salad, potato chips, nuts, mints and coffee were served. The January meeting of the Womens Society of Christian Service was held at the parsonage, with Merle McClain in charge of refreshments. Hazel Johnson presented the program, 'Let's Listen and Faye McNeiley "led the devotions taken from 12th chapter Romans. Dessert and coffee were enjoyed during the social hour by the fourteen present. Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Duden of Kirksville, are the proud parents of a new daughter who weighed seven pounds and eight ounces Saturday evening, January thirteen and named Debra Ann. She was welcomed by a sister, Denise. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Duden of Allerton and Mrs. Marvel Hughes of Corydon. nesday, January 10th at the home of Mildred Miskimins, with Pearl Duncan assisting. There were fifteen members present. Leota Harnden presented the program on Founders Day.

During the social hour The Founders were honored with a birthday cake with lighted candles. The next meeting will be January 24 at the home of Florence Lammers with Edith Snodgrass assisting. There will be a guest speaker. Faye McNeiley was hostess Friday to thirteen members of the Philathea Class. Lizzie Shriver president presided over the meeting.

Crystal Mace read from Psalm 19th chapter, and also gave a miscellaneous program. Refreshments of cake, coffee, nuts and mints were served during the social hour. The American Legion Auxiliary met Wednesday afternoon January 10 in the home of Phoebe Ferrel. There were seven members present. Alta Everman read A New Year', and 'Take Time, Not The hostess served angel food cake with topping, home made candy and coffee.

John Fennell from Lancaster, Texas who was in Oklahoma, Kansas and Des Moines on business has spent a part of the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Fennell. Other guests. Sunday afternoon were Mr.

and Mrs. Bud McElfish and grandson, Mike Easton of Garden Grove. Mrs. Blanche Duncan, Ola Cobb, Merle McClain and Crystal Mace spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Icy Prince in the Bessie Jones home helping her celebrate her birthday.

Also visiting was Mrs. Leona AUred of Cambria. Mrs. Joy Alley of Sewal called on her mother in the evening. Among those from a distance attending funeral services last week for Winifred Perry were Mr.

and Mrs. Wells Calbreath, Miss Ingrid Kelley and Mabel Ross of Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-lard Perry of Creston, Rev. and Mrs.

Homer Perry of Wilton Junction, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Holmgren from Kearney, Nebr. and Mr. Kapple and son of Corning.

Mr. and Mrs. John Moore from Albuquerque, N. came Sunday to spend the week in their home here and attend to their farm sale on Wednesday. Among those coming fr funeral serveices held Friday for Arizona Wells were Bill Wells and Mrs.

MaxMorgan from Santa Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morgan of Garden Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Southard of Humeston, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Knapp and family, and Eldon Shriver of Des Moines, Larry Shriver from Davenport, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Smith of Waterloo. Mrs.

Daisy Brown of Corydon spent from Friday until Sunday with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shriver. On Sunday they were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Shelton and Diane in Chariton. The occasion honored the birthday of Mrs. Shriver. Chapter E. P.E.O.

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and Mrs. Dwlght Fetters and Sympathy Is extended to Mrs. family. Icy Carpenter and family, in the Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Davis death of her sister, Mrs. Vada and Kenney of Centerville were Cole, whose home was in Center- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ville. Mrs. Ray Davis.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Long and Mike spent Sunday in Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Park of with their daughters and families.

Gary, Ind. are visiting in the par-Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harmon and ental Herman Long home this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Rodney Russell and having been called here on account Brenda. Mrs. Ada Long and Mr. and Mrs.

of the serious illness of Mr. Park's Andy Park were Sunday dinner father, Elihu Park, who is a patient guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman in the Wayne County Hospital. Long and Mrs.

Whitmore. Mrs. Gerald Long was one of four Marjorie Stout and family of Des from Wayne County who attended Moines were afternoon visitors a banquet in Des Moines Wednes- in the Long home. day evening in honor of Maurice Charlotte and Lois Ann Davis O'Reilly, who is retiring as a mem- of Ptono. were Monday overnight ber of the A.S.C.

State Committee, guests in the Ray Davis home. Shannon Carpenter of Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Ben Coffey were was a Monday dinner guest of his Thursday visitors with Mr. and mother, Mrs.

Icy Carpenter. Mrs. L. Buchtel at Corydon. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Huston Mr. and Mrs. Ben Coffey cele- went to Des Moines Saturday and brated their 41st wedding anniver- enjoyed dinner with Mr.

and Mrs. sary Tuesday January 9. Their Rex Corsbie of Roland. Jane was daughter, Mrs. Alta Sharp, took an overnignt guest of her grand them out to dinner, and a visit parents.Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Huston, in the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Art Kirchner at their home in hiu- Mniertnn Mr. and Mrs.

Harold riickie Mr nH Mrc rh cmlh Allerton spent Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith from t. of town visited in the Merle fto ZtTflX Cadwell home last Thursdav Charles returned home with them, Mr! aS Mrs of week with Atlantic spent Mast weekend with SAudrey clay Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Horton. The zintz were Sunday evening din-ladles are sisters. ner guests of their sister and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lovett of brother-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Clio visited in the Leslie Tuttle Muilenburg of Millerton. Another home Wednesday. sjster and her husband, Mr. and Debbie Gibbs of Seymour was a MrS.

John Moore of Albuquerque Tuesday overnight guest of Regina New Mexico were guests in the Clark. home. Charles Hickie is spending the Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carpenter, week with Mr.

and Mrs. Alva Sni- Dennis and Donald and Ronnie der, and assisting with the farm Thompson enjoyed coffee with Mrs. work. Mr. Snider is on the sick icy Carpenter Sunday morning.

Mr. list. and Mrs. Elmer Carpenter were Harry Ferrell and Laten Atw afternoon visitors, of Piano, attended funeral ser- Mrs. Elva Davis, and Mr.

and vices for Bill Magee retired auc- Mrs. Aron Lake visited Mrs.Tay- tioneer, i at Melrose Wednesday, lor McCoy in Centerville Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. George Buey were day. Tuesday and Wednesday supper Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Tuttle spent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fer- Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

rell. DeWitt Pearson of near Seymour. Ed Huston sccompanled Mr. and Sunday dinner guests with Mr. Mrs.

Keith Haines and Mrs. George and Mrs. E. N. Huston and Jane, Shultz of Seymour to the Wayne were Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Carver County Legion dinner and meeting 0f Corydon and Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Monday evening at Humeston. Huston. They celebrated the birth-Mrs. Blanch Lord called in the days of Mrs. Garver and Fred Merlin Brenman home in Chari- Huston, ton Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs, Otis Owen entertained at dinner Saturday evening Mrs 0rlle McMurry spent Wed-January 6 to the following guests with her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Smith of At- Mude Noel 0Uve Beal lantic, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Horton, at Seymour. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Kent, Mr.

hfrlar and Mrs. Lloyd Castor. The eve- -Wright Winners' 4-H club met nlng was spent socially. tte Carl Thurs" Little Susie Keener was a guest day evening January 11 Saturday of Jane Huston, while her and Mrs. Roy Kirchner of mother shopped in Centerville.

Corydon were Sunday evening din-Mrs. Naomi Hustedof Seymour, quests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mrs. Joyce Girdner, Mrs.

Arloa L0ev Clark, Mrs. Dorothy' Crozier and JS'SoSmSSi Mrs. Fra Huston attended Instal- eJ 7 lation of O.E.S. Officers at Corydon J5 ef P41 Eaj Chanter Thursdav evening. Mrs.

fj, a Husted was installed as Worthy Mr a Mrs Cec" TutUe 311(1 Matron of the Chapter. Jhane of Des Moines were Satur- Mr. and Mrs. David Fetters of fS Corydon were Sunday dinner guests Lesue 1 utue nome- RESERVE DISTRICT NO. 7 STATE NO.

520 REPORT OF CONDITION of Lineville State Bank of Lineville, Iowa, at the close of business December 30, 1067, a state banking institution organized and operating under the banking laws of this State and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Published in accordance with a call made by the State Banking Authorities and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District. ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collection 364,658.16 United States Government obligations 158,672.00 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 86,484.80 Securities of Federal agencies and corporations 635,739.13 Other securities (including $2250.00 corporate 14,250.00 Other loans and discounts 692,091.47 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises 300.00 Other assets 1.265.83 TOTAL ASSETS- $1,953,461.39 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 925,538.58 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 688,132.22 Deposits of United States Government 2,711.25 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 87,837.71 TOTAL DEPOSITS $1.704.219.76 (a) Total demand deposits $1,016.087.54 (b) Total time and savings deposits 688,132.22 Other liabilities 10.000.00 TOTAL LIABILITIES $1,714,219.76 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stocktotal par value 25,000.00 No. shares authorized 250 No. shares outstanding 250 Surplus 50,000.00 Undivided profits 151,241.63 Reserve for contingencies and other capital 13.000.00 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 239.241 63 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPTIAL $1,953 461.39 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 1,712,206.38 Average ot total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call dae 682,603.01 Otis Stuteville, Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

OTIS STUTEVILLE We, the undersigned directors, attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct Bert Millis -s Directors J. K. Meadows 1 Floydine Millis ft 4SEWvaiu SELECTED" EASY CARVE. WASTE FREE "VALU SELECTED" BLADE or 7 BONE wnuMiu, rm- Chuck Roast 07 GOOD VALUE, SLICED Bacon on. 59 THICK SLICED Bacon RATH BLACK HAWK Skinless Franks 49 OSCAR MAYER -1 Varittin Luncheon Meat 49 RATH, SKINLESS Link Sausage 33 GOOD VALUE, VACUUM PACKED Sliced Meats RATH SMOKED WHOLE WW POM Bar SLICED lb.

37 STATE FAIR PURE APRICOT. PEACH or STRAWBERRY PBB8I1M18 3 isf nfovs feJ 46 ox. Vj; IvJJ ALL POPULAR FRUIT FLAVORS nnn7 lULiu JUL VAN CAMP'S Pork Beans 589 Red Salmon 79 OINTY MOORE Beef Stew 49 "TEMT Luncheon Meat 39c SUR VAIU Whit or Celon Facial Tissue 5 1 LAUNDRY HELPER Cold Power Detergent 59 MIRACLE WHITE Super Cleaner b.69 GOOD VALUE Breakfast Size Prunes w. 5v PLAV-O-RITE fn Dry Roast Peanuts fV 39 PER Wit Orange Slices 49 SUPER VALU Sugar Honey Graham er Saltine Crackers 27 LIDO SEAMLESS SUPER VALU 3 S)C3 Regular 1 Ortpor 5J2lb (O 1(0 1(5 Pare. jfi CALIFORNIA NAVEL WASHINGTON STATE Red Delicious Apples 59 CALIFORNIA Celery Hearts 39' EXTRA PANCV.

RIPENED READY TO EAT D'Anjou Pears 51 45 FRESH -0c Hawaiian Pineapple 49 U.S. No. 1 IDAHO Russet Potatoes IV 09 i i-4 FLORIDA WHITE or RED GRAPEFRUIT 53 JRF i GOOD VALUE FROZEN WISCONSIN IONGHORN BRENCH RUPERT FROZEN mj. -i Perch FUV RITE FROZEN Dinners 3 1 Clmkm Mi Sathbufy ttk CttkhM 'n Oxmf line '0 'n FLAV-OtRITE GRADE A RASPBERRIES or Strawberries 1 CHEESE' im rUV O-RITE SLICED American Cheese 49 FRIES bogs.