The Times-Republican from Corydon, Iowa • 8

THE TIMES-REPUBLICAN, CORYDON, IOWA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1959 i ITKfiPfi JPITR raw? Funeral services were held at the Randolph Funeral Home in Allerton Saturday afternoon, February 8, 1969, at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Russell Vanderhoef officiating. Burial was in the Allerton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Robert Johnston, John Niday, Willis Gordon, Pearl Binau, Loris Edmondson and pearl Bracewell.

Elm Chapel of Lineville. Left to mourn his passing are his wife, Ruth; daughter Mrs. Helen M. Orchard of Inglewood; son Sergeant George Hamilton, serving in Vietnam and grandson Lieutenant Larry L. Hamilton at Fort Jackson, S.

Car. Also four sisters: Elsie Drake, Princeton, Ida Varney, Clella Hardstey, and Madge Howell all of Ottumwa and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral services were held from Greenlee Chapel at Lineville, Friday, February 7 at 2 p.m. The Rev. Russell Vander-hoef officiated.

Interment was in Evergreen Cemetery. al'RETCH fuel uonars with economy-priced Sahara Stoker Coal! Clean burning, long lasting. Easy-out clinker. Phone 872-1315. F.

H. Middlebrook. C2-lt-c CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY shampooing. Professionally done in your home. Lloyd Garver, Phone 872-1430 or 872-2043.

52-TF-c POSTON INSURANCE HOMEOWNERS FARM OWNERS Mercantile Complete Fire, Auto and Allied Lines Phone 872-2713 Corydon, Iowa 35-tf-c LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex-A-Diet Tablets, only 98? at Roush's Pharmacy. 52-12t-p IMPROVE YOUR HERD with highest proven Sires from Mid-West Breeders Co-op. Call Paul Langloss 873-7435 Allerton or 872-9983, Corydon. 6-tfc Your At The Office of The Times -Re publican LIFE INSURANCE For up to 20 years for your child or grandchild for only $130. Nc more payments until the 2 1st birthday.

From $2,000 at age 0 to $6,000 throughout ages 15-20." Get Details From Cliff or Ree Staples Corydon, Iowa 6-tfc NOTICES NOTICE: I will not be responsible for any debts, old or new, made by any other than myself. Helen Rae Jones. 2-2t-p NOTICE 7r I will not be responsible for any bills other than my own. Wesley Leroy Ingram. l-2tp THE CHRISTIAN PARSONAGE in Corydon will be open Thursdays from 9 to 11 a.m.

for any-one wishing to buy rummage items. 2-ltc SAVE BIG! Do your own rug and upholstery cleaning with Blue Lustre. Rentelectricshampooer Rexall Deug. 2-ltc THOMAS ORGAN (Like Lawrence Welk uses) in like new condition-Walnut funish-May be seen in this area. Cash or terms to responsible party.

Write to Credit Manager, Acme Piano P.O. Box 4093, Highland Park Station, Des Moines, Iowa 50313. 2-ltp ADD COLOR to your present bathroom with an American Standard colored lavatory. Special purchase, one only, 18 20 inch lavatory for countertop installation in Regency blue, with rim. A $42 value for $20.

Clayton Plbg. Htg. lt-c Cards Of Thanks I wish to thank the nurses and Dr. Garber for the wonderful care given me. Also, thanks for the many cards.

R. C. Mcintosh I wish to express my thanks to those who remembered me with cards, gifts, flowers and prayers and especially the cards sent on my birthday during my stay at the Wayne County Hospital. Thanks to Dr. Garber and staff for the wonderful care given me.

Ray Acheson, Corydon We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends and relatives for the many nice gifts and beautiful cards and all those who helped to make our 50th anniversary a complete success. Also thanks to the Baptist Church for the potted plant. This is a day we will always remember and cherish. Mr. and Mrs.

Dewey Speer I wish to thank my friends and relatives for the cards and visits while in the Leon Hospital. Also the Doctor and nurses for the care I received. Wesley E. Bryan CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING daily rate per word for consecutive insertions Once 5C- 4(5 All over 4(5- (Minimum 15 words) DISPLAY CLASSIFIED Per inch $1.00 Blind ad charge 350 Cards of 5C a word Obituary $2.00 Verses per line 30(5 to Memoriam per Professional cards, per quarter $6.00 DEADLINE 4 p.m. Tuesdays FOR SALE FOR SALE: Brown upholstered davenport foam cushion.

This piece is in good condition, looks good, clean and not worn. Hutchinson Son. 877-2331. 2-lt-c FOR SALE: Used conventional type washer $20. Used refrigerator $25.

Iowa Southern Utilities Co. 2-lt-c FOR SALE: One Seigler oil burning heating stove. Medium size. No chips in porcelain. Large blower.

Guaranteed to work perfect. One large Monogram. One medium size Perfection. Hutchinson Son 877-2331. 2-lt-c 14 FOR SALE: Railroad cross ties.

Call Gillaspy. l-2tc FOR SALE: One apartment size electric range. Three top burners with thermostat controlled oven. One full size 38 inch electric range. Four top burners with thermostat controlled oven.

-Hutchinson Son. 877-2331 2-lt-c FOR SALE: Set Britannica encyclopedias, reasonable; 9x12 green rug. "Warner B. Warren, Phone 872-1069, Corydon. 2-lt-c FOR SALE: Several rebuilt Maytag washers.

Rebuilt, refinished, guaranteed for one full year. Look and work like Son, 877-2331. 2-lt-c FOR SALE: Puppies, Peek-a-poo; also breeding stock, pugs and terriers. Phone 873-7546. Maxine Powers, Allerton.

2-lt-p Drugs, paints and veterinary supplies on wholesale and below at Lineville Sundries. Dorothy Mehls. 2-tf-c FOR SALE: Automatic washer. Looks good. Works fine.

Guaranteed to work satisfactorily. Son, 877-2331. 2-lt-c FOR SALE: Large combination refrigerator-freezer. Also man wants work. Phone 872-1232.

2-lt-c FOR SALE: Two electric refrigerators, the works look fair. Cheap. $25 each. Hutchinson Son, 877-2331. 2-lt-c FOR SALE: Two quarter horse power motors, $15 each.

Alva Bracewell, Corydon. 2-lt-p REAL ESTATE HOME FOR SALE S.H. Draper Farm, 33 acres. Excellent house, 2-car attached garage. Two good barns.

Show mce." Merrill Baxter Real Estate over Crozier's Store, Chariton Iowa. Phone 774-4705. 51-tfc FOR SALE: Three-bedroom iouse. Contact Gerald Hayhurst between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m.

Phone 172-2518. 32-tf-c FARMS FOR SALE 320 stock and grain farm. Two new barns, modern house. 310 acres tillable. Good fences.

$265 per acre. Cash or terms. 400 acre stock and grain farm near Lineville, Iowa. 12 tillable, 25 down, $250.00 per acre. 274 acre stock and grain farm north of Promise City.

Good modern house, other outbuildings, nearly all seeded. $200 per acre. 160 acres. Grain farm, modern house, good outbuildings. 140 acres tillable.

$250.00 per acre, cash or terms. Morton Blunt South Side Square Chariton, Iowa FOR SALE 1. 3 -bedroom home 3 blocks from town square. 2. Six building lots 3 blocks south of new bank.

3. Two registered Angus yearling bulls. W.V. Starry Phone 872-1831 or 872-1068 49-52-2 FOR RENT FOR RENT: Furnished apartment. Elmer Grismore, Cory-don, la.

l-3tc FOR RENT: Modern furnished three rooms. Half block south Texaco station, east side square, Massey. 2-lt-p WANTED WANTED: Marriedmanonfarm. Small family. Yocom Farms, Rt.

2, Chariton, Iowa. Call 774-4118. 2-2tp LIVESTOCK HAMPSHIRE BRED GILTS, farrow March, Open Gilts. Tom Earl, Breckenridge, 816-646-5054. 49-tF-c BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES DEALERS WANTED to sell Morea Liquid Feed And Minerals.

Write Southern Chemicals, Bloomfield, Iowa. l-4tc WANTED IMMEDIATELY Man or woman to supply consumers in Wayne Co. or Corydon with Rawleigh Products. Can earn $50 weekly part-time $125 and up weekly full-time. Write Rawleigh, Dept.

33, Freeport, 111. 61032. l-4tp AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE: 1960 Oldsmobile, 4-door, power steering and brakes. Earl Taylor, 872-2090 Corydon. 2-ltp FOR SALE: 1962 Ford F600 truck, custom cab, radio, power steering, twin cylinder hoist and box.

Phone 533-2265, Derby. 2-tfc FOR SALE: 1966 Chevelle, 4-door hardtop, V-8 stick, posi-traction, clean. Call Millerton 897-3115. 2-ltc FOR SALE: Chevrolet Tandem 5-speed truck, completely overhauled with lime and fertilizer box. Phone Derby 533-2265.

2-tf-c WANTED TO BUY WANT TO BUY CORN AND OATS: Call Raymond Bishop, 872-2231. Corydon. 24-tfc WORK WANTED WANT TO DO SEWING: For-mals and wedding gowns. Mrs. Bill Ahrens, 872-1250.

2-4tp FARM NEEDS OUR SPRING line of new tarm machinery has arrived. Thatcher Implement, Corydon. 2-ltc FOR SALE: 25 gal. liquid Ami-ben. $6 per Stech, Russell, 897-3718.

2-ltp FOR SALE: Wayne Cattle Breeder Cubes. High in Vitamins A and D. Saves Hay Stronger calves. Corydon Produce, phone 872-1456, Sheldon West. 2-2tc FOR SALE: Wayne Feed for livestock and poultry.

50 lb. bags and up at our store or delivered on our cream and egg routes. Phone collect Produce, Sheldon West. 2-2tc FOR SALE: Baled straw. Phone Mercer, 382-2561.

Fritz Bickel, Lineville. 2-2t-p FOR SALE: Shelled corn, $1.05" bushel, based on 15 12 percent moisture. Call 876-5467 at Clio. 2-lt-c FOR SALE: Registered Corsoy seed beans. Griffin Corydon Phone 872-1715.

l-2tp HELP WANTED HELP WANTED: Supervisor for Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Interesting work. Can be retired man on Social Security. Will train. Apply Mrs.

Max Pollock, Allerton 873-7340. 2-2tp HELP WANTED: Ranch, 1 Inc. Phone 872-1001. 5-tfc 1 WANTED: Lady, part-time to help with invalid wife. Trailer available to live in.

Ray Lewis, 872-2379, Corydon. l-2tc MARRIED MAN living in Corydon, Iowa. No age limit, to assist branch manager to service our equipment and learn other work. Could mean doubling your previous income. High earnings opportunity while learning.

Write for personal interview. Elec-trolux -907 NorthSumner Cres-ton, Iowa 50801. 2-lt-c GOOD MAN OVER 40 for short trips surrounding Corydon. Man we want is worth up to $16,500 a year, plus regular cash bonus. Air mail R.

R. Dickerson, President, Southwestern Petroleum Corporation, Fort Worth, Texas 76101. 2-lb-c GENERAL KEYS' MADE TO ORDER: All keys, steel and brass alike, if blank is Motor Service, Corydon. 35-tfc In Memoriam The good deeds left behind her, Will form a chain to bind her To those who linger here. And oh! the love of knowing The good she sowed is growing And the harvest from the sowing Will increase each circling year.

In memory of Mabel Davis, who passed away five years ago February 10. Her family Obituaries HARRY D. CLARK Funeral services for Harry D. Clark, 66, of Nampa, Idaho, who died suddenly Tuesday near Cle Elum, Wash, while on a trip, were conducted at 2 p.m. Monday at the Alsip Funeral Chapel, Nampa, Idaho, with the Rev.

Zenas Perisho of the New Meadows Friends Church, officiating. Interment followed at Kohlerlawn Cemetery. Masonic Graveside Rites were conducted by Meridian Lodge No. 47, of Meridian. Mr.

Clark was born December 15, 1902 at Lucas County, Iowa, and was reared there. He was married to Mae D. New on October 26, 1929 in Knoxville, Iowa. The couple came to the Meridian-Nampa area in 1946. Prior to his retirement, he was a millwright and had also followed the carpenter trade.

He was an active member of Meridian Lodge No. 47, A.F. A.M. of Meridian. He was also a member of the El Korah Shrine of Boise, and the Provost Guard of the Shrine.

He was also a member of the Old-Time Fiddlers Association. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mae D. Clark of Nampa, Route five; one daughter, Mrs. Betty Jo Spencer of Ukiah, one sister, Mrs.

Ruth Gartin of Seattle, two brothers, Burt Clark of Seattle, and Ed Clark of Des Moines, Iowa; three aunts, EUa Cason of New Castle, Betty Ryun of Des Moines, Iowa, and Anna Freel of Cheyenne, three nephews, Raymond, Earl, and Cecil Gartin, all of Seattle, and a niece, Doris Rutherford, of Seattle, Wash. Members of Mrs. Clark's family attending the funeral services were her brothers, Leslie New of Chariton, Iowa, and Lanford New of Banks, Idaho, and their, wives; a niece, Mrs. Ivan (Louise) Goering of Chariton, Iowa, and her husband; and Anna Freel and Margaret McLoughlin, both of Cheyenne, Wyo. WILLIAM EVERETT HAMILTON William Everett Hamilton, born at LineviUe, Iowa, March 30, 1891 and passed away February 3, 1969 in Inglewood, Calif.

He was a former member of fo) WE 101b. bag' 9s HAZEL REES Hazel Sharpnack Rees was born in Brimfield, Illinois, December 16, 1895, the daughter of William and Cora Sharpnack, and departed this life February 4, 1969 at her home west of Allerton at the age of 73 years, one month, and 18 days. She was united in marriage to Vern Rees of Humeston on February 13, 1924 and to this union one son, Robert, was born. She had been in failing health for several years. She leaves to mourn her passing, her husband, Vernone son, Robert daughter-in-law, Patricia; one granddaughter, Robin; one sister, Maude of Centerville; three brothers, William of Ames, Harry and Leo of Des Moines.

She was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers, Theodore and Alfred, and one sister, Pearl. She was a member of the Christian Church of Humeston and the American Legion Auxiliary of AUerton. Funeral services were held at the Randolph Funeral Home in Allerton Thursday afternoon, February 6, 1969, at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Bonnie Ratieke officiating.

Burial was in the Corydon Cemetery. Mrs. Winnie Beavers, pianist, accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Jeanie Radcliff. Pallbearers were Homer Andrews, John Crisman, John Hart, Lloyd Green, Oscar Orfield and Henry Gillman.

ALICE I. ARMSTRONG Alice I. Armstrong, daughter of William Albert Armstrong and Merry Emily Robinson Armstrong, was born September 24, 1881 and passed away at the Wayne County Hospital Thursday, February 6, 1969 at the age of 88 years, 4, months and 12 days. She was born near Farmington, Iowa and lived on the family farm west of Allerton for over 70 years. She moved into town in 1964.

She attended the university of Iowa and taught school for several years." Alice was preceded in death by her parents and four brothers. Surviving are three nieces, Sandra Armstrong Thompson, Mar-shalltown, Emily Smith of Mon- rovia, California and Ruth Davidson of Fort Dodge. Legal Notices WAYNE COUNTY "Notice of Names of Persons Appearing to be Owner of Abandoned Property." Information concerning the a-mount or description of the property and the name and address of the holder may be obtained by any persons possessing an interest in the property by addressing an inquiry to the state treasurer. If proof of claim is not presented by the owner to the holder and if the owner's right to receive the property is not established to the holder's satisfaction within sixty-five (65) days from the date of the second published notice, the abandoned property will be placed no later than eighty-five (85) days after such publication in the custody of the state treasurer to whom all further claims must thereafter be directed. Maurice E.

Baringer, Treasurer State of Iowa Chapman, Neal Collins, J.C., Lakeville, Iowa Durst, Edward Galvin, Mathew Grimes, Miss Velta and Mrs. Alison Ruby, J.T.R.S., Clarke Hotel, Albin, Iowa i Larsen, Lewis, Carwith, Iowa Logan, William E. Marolf, Lyle Overman, Clyde Rolfs, Gerald Ryan, Thomas L. Slotsky, William 440 Commerce Sioux, Iowa V' Voegel, Bernard Waltz, Eldon WAYNE COUNTY HOSPITAL SALARIES January 1, 1968 to December 31, 1968. Administrative 21,704.70 Nursing Service 126,138.15 Operating Room 4,322.45 Central Supply 4,987.98 Emergency 534.94 Laboratory 9,415.66 Radiology 3.71L96 Anesthesiology 6.00 Medical Records 3,765.81 Dietary 15,934.51 Plant Operation 7,560.58 Housekeeping 11,893.99 Laundry 8,703.05 Total 218,679.78 5 LM V7 Allerton Iowa 873-7225 i ELGIN ALLERTON SALE COMPANY ALLERTON, IOWA THURSDAY, FEB.

13 1 p.m. Expecting the usual run of cattle. EARLY CONSIGNMENTS: Don Lavely will sell 9 short fed cattle weighing 850 lbs. Oscar Orf ield will sell' 11 fancy black calves. 15 black cows young and good and 17 mixed steers and heifers from Leonard Johnson 12 black steers weighing 400 lbs.

mmhl GIVE REGAL STAMPS Beet SUGAR 99c SPECIAL CATTLE SALE Next Week THURSDAY, FEB. 20. 1JP.M. Featuring Two Complete Dairy Herd Dispersals Howard Levis will sell 15 fancy Holsteins, some fresh some springing 5 to 7 years old. Dwight Syf erd will sell 14 Holsteins and Guernseys all milking now but one These cows have been fresh 2 to 6 weeks and are 4 to 8 years old.

These are two exceptionally good milking herds. If in need of cows be sure to attend. Gary Sheets will sell 45 head of fancy black steers and heifers weighing 600 to 700 lbs. THIS IS AN AFTERNOON SALE TENDERSWEET PEAS 3 "i- 49 0LE0 2 ctn. 20 PLACE'S Hy-Kla GROCERY Lineville, Iowa Dellvery Phone 875-9335 "We Give Family Savings Siampg" HY-KLAS Cherry filled CW1IAM0H ROLLS LT HY-KLAS TZ I HY-KLAS Enriched white 1 4(( FABRIC SOFTENER "f.z 45c BREAD JONES DAIRY Cereal cream HALF HALF Z9C 1 HY-KLAS HY-KLAS IIISTA1IT COFFEE 79c CATSUP ET 25c SWIFTS PREM Sliced (limit 2) fa BACOII JT BUTTER-NUT choice of grinds HY-KLAS American sliced A COFFEE 79c 31b, 209 CHEESE pC 29 SWIFTS PREM All meat JA Texas U.S.

No. 1 Ruby Red VIEHERS 49 GRAPEFRUIT 1049c By the piece HY-KLAS 46 oz. SALT PORK a. 55c 1 TOMATO JUICE 2 59c CAMPBELLS FLAVOR -KIST Chocolate Chip COOKIES CHICKEN STARS 2 29c 2- 49 CARROTS This is the home of Iowa's Grand Champion Auctioneer 1968. Since this ad was made Tuesday, will have more Consignments by sale day.

Ronald Ball, 872-1226 La Vern Hackney 873-8245 Allerton Sale Co. 873 -7011 Allerton CRISPRITE BACOII 59c lib. lib. 10c.