Morning Sun News-Herald (Newspaper) - June 13, 1929, Morning Sun, Iowa THE MORNING SUN VOLUME MORNING JUNE NUMBER ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW by Home and Garden The annual flower show sponsored by the Home and Garden department of Sorosis will be held at the Thomp son Chevrolet rooms on June 20th and will be open from 1 to 9 No admission fee or entry fee will be charged and all in in flowers are invited to come and see the Ribbons wil be awarded to winners of first prizes in all A basket will also be awarded to the person winning the most Baskets will also be given to the persons show ing the finest exhibit of the ex hibit of mixed flowers and the finest centerpiece for table The general committee in charge of the show is Miss Nellie Pollock and Committees in charge of the special exhibits are Sweet peas and Wilson and v Miss Bertha Miss Flor ence Pollock and Ed Pinks and Heckenberg and and Nellie Mrs anc Phlox and Sadie Delia W Community Club to Meet at Oakland June The Community Club met at Henrys cafe Friday evening with a very gooc The band and chautauqua committees made brief The Club will meet at church northwest of town at the next regular June the ladies of that church serving the luncheon which will be served at 7 A program will follow the and the people of that community arc invited to come in for the and the luncheon too for that Potter and Brown is the committee in charge and those who intend being present at the lunch eon should report to them SUN GIRL MARRIED IN and south vest of this are announcing the of their daughter Irene to Thomas Anthony he wedding taking place at Washing on June The bride grew to young womanhood and he past five years has been employed n the Treasury Department at Wash The groom is a graduate of Georgetown University and is connect ed the Secret After a honeymoon trip and Ken will live in New York They expect to make a visit here later in he Presbyterian Childrens Day Childrens Day will be observed at hc Presbyterian church next June at the morning preaching McClurkin Scripture Reading Clarice Wunnenberg Decorating Gods House Primary Class Cornet Carlson A Tribute to the King of Duct Thompson and Geneva Bergen The White and Blue Stephen James Hicken botton and Maurice Maid Dorothy Green and Mary Wilson Spyker POPULAR BOYS BAND HERE 20 Muscatine Rotary Club Boys Band to Give This community will be greatly pleased to learn that the Rotary Club Boys Band of Muscatine has been en gaged for an concert at the uptown park in Morning Sun on Thursday June This is a band of fiftytwo directed by Elmer the wellknown Muscatine The band has filled a number of important engage ments over the state during the past seven years and it will be a treat to have them Program by Kotary Club Boys Football songs from the Uni versity of Triumphant Gibb Serenade Mother song from My Oriental March Beethoven Old Timers Londonderry song from photoplay Strubel Vocal song from operetta Desert Romberg Harold Phillips Popular Fox of the Painted March songs from the Univer sity of North The plan of having various bands appear in our weekly concerts is a good and big crowds are attend ing the ELECTRIC June 15 TED WELLS West Liberty Boys Band Here on June The West Liberty Boys also directed by Elmer will give the concert in Morning Sun on evening of June The CleanUp Man Gump Comedy A Case of Scotch Martin Department Store MENS OVERALLS Priced Specials for Saturday only Mens at 2 Mens at 2 75 Mens Work 2 for Mens Work 2 for Dry Goods MARTHA LUPTON DIES AT The many old friends here regret to hoar of the death of Martha a sister of Mc who died at the home of hoi Fred in early Wednesday June and McElhinney of this and Wilson of wore called to Galesburg yesterday by The remains will bo brought to Morning Sun and the funeral services hold from the McElhinney home Friday afternoon of this week at conducted by of the United Presbyterian The in terment will be at Elmwood The Galesburg Daily of Wednesday has the following sketch of Lupton Martha died at her residence here at 1 oclock this morning following a heart attack with which she was stricken about 6 oclock Tuesday She had been in poor health for several but had not been confined to bed for any great length of a daughter of Adam Wilson and Ann Reid Mc Clure was born in Morning October She was the eldest of a family of nine Members of the Wilson who came originally from moved from Pennsylvania into Iowa as pio in Following the death of her parents Martha assumed responsi bility as head of the and did not marry until the other members were old enough to care for them They lived on their farm home stead at Morning June she was married at Morning Sun to FARM BUREAU NOTES OF INTEREST Louisa County 4H Girls Go to By County Agent Thirteen Louisa county ac companied by two leaders and county Scott are attending the 4H Girls Short Course at Ames this from the 10th to the The leaders arc Harry of the Columbus City and Garrott of the Concord The following girls from Louisa county are attending this short course Veda Gipplo and Alice L Columbus City township Adelia Lola Dallmeyer ant Grace Concort township Faith Club Gladys Jennings and Elm Grove township Margaret C township Carol Bon and Pollyanna Grandview township Nellie Brown and Blue Bin Jefferson 4H Girls Club Louisa county 4H girls will hole their club camp at Chautauqua park Columbus on June 25th ti This is the third sue year that Louisa County 41 girls have held their club camp at thi Chautauqua park offers ai ideal place and setting for the girl 4H being located on a ANNUAL CONVENTION OP The fortieth annual convention of ho Young Peoples Christian Union if Presbytery will Ibe held at he United Presbyterian church in Morning Sun on June 20 and The voung peoples societies in ton con in southeastern Iowa make ip the presbyterial The are Tom Wolfe of Washington Arthur Davidson of Stanwood Mary Henderson of Ainsworth treas Paul Sharpo of Winfield Prcs Clarke of Le PROGRAM Thursday afternoon Mary and Hello of Morning Sun Tom Reading Unveiling thu Business and Thursday Evening Business and Tom Tom The Enchanting Friday Morning Arthur I IOWA CORN CROP VAR IES OVERSTATE Warm Weather is Needed to Push Corn in the more advanced central and northwest counties now stands four inches Charles gov said Wednesday in his weekly report on Iowa The crop has been cultivated once and much of it twice in those A less optimistic note prevailed in the report on southern counties where a considerable acreage has continued wet and Corn Reed said is being plowed with and some and In localities 20 per cent of the planting remains to bo Lack of rain has hindered corn in the northeast The seed is waiting for rain to germinate the delay exposing it to depredations of squirrels and the report The stand will not bo nearly so good as lust Reed and the advance of the crop is unusually ir Cornfields are getting weedy where rains have prevented field Loss of cattle from clover bloat con he winter wheat and other small grains generally are in good except where rain is needed in the dry northwest counties and on wet lowlands where the plants look Continued on Page the Stan wood Awarding Finding the Perfect 3 Business and NEVER BEFORE A VALUE Like This For One Week Only Muscatine Rotary Club Boy s give an concert in Morning Sun Thursday Juno Mediapolis Woman Takes Own Mediapolis New people of this community were greatly shocked Thursday morning when they learned of the death of Herman which occurred that morn She had not been feeling extra well for a few but had been up and about her work as After assisting with the milking and doing some of the work about the she was missed by her and upon investigation her lifeless body was found hanging in the driveway of the where she had taken her The funeral services were held from the home Saturday forenoon at 10 William of Her husband preceded her in death about three years but their Fred is now a resident the family having moved to Galesburg in 1910 after living for nine years in Other relatives who remain arc a Lalla McElhinney of Morning and three David of Sam of Medi and William of 1 Lupton was a member of the Presbyterian but poor health had prevented her from being active in church work in recent She has large numbers of friends here who grieve at the news of her TRY WANT ADS for The to Folks Now that you are thru with your sell Let the other fellow feed Take care of the hen and she will feed RAY WILSON us your Eggs and Common Sense Do not be misled by those who say pollen causes hay Not all who breathe pollen the It is only in a minority of cases that the squirt gun will prevent hay The primary cause is lowered resistance of affected Chiropractic adjustments restore normal tone to tissues by correcting the Adjustments can either prevent or arrest the progress of the LIMBOCKER CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE State Bank Building Hours 2 to evel spot on a wooded bluff surround d by beautiful with a spacious amp the surrounding trees cting as a The girls are planning to arrive at amp about June reparatory to the first nights t which time they will get and acquainted with The first evenings program will con ist of moving pictures and group The girls will arise at each going through heir sittingup exercises and have preparatory to their days work in Several interesting speakers have een arranged on the program for each day to talk to the 4H A ull program of the camp and days activities will be printed next Louisa County livestock Louisa countys annual 4H Live stock Tour will take place on June 13th and Arrangements have been made to have Quaife of the Extension Department of Ames with us on these two days to take charge of the It will be a two day affair and will include visits to nearly every 4H livestock member in Louisa Much enthusiasm has been shown in our livestock clubs and everyone is in and urged to go on this tour on those Such a livestock club tour really oilers everyone what might be a two day short course in livestock feeding and no doubt there are lots of older feeders and livestock men that could possibly get a few pointers from their junior The following are the places and stops we will on the tour LOUISA COUNTY 4H LIVESTOCK TOUR June 13th Farm Bureau Martin and John 4 Max and Continued on Page Extending the Call of A representative from each society will be expected to with us on those two days to take tell in a short talk the plans made for the next Friday Afternoon Paul Only A Wheeling Fall and leakproof and In molten will come In mighty handy during Spring NOW IB the time to buy them and Other attractive Rubbish Anil In Pure Molten Zinc and with THE COPPER ALLOYED SHEET STEEL In the week to buy and BERT McKINLEY Hardware Special Sale Oil Stoves We are featuring the Perfection Oil The best oil range on the American Market We will allow you credit on your old oil 3 burner Perfection Oil Stove Linoleum Laid Free Special to all customers who purchase linoleum this Genuine 12 wide linoleum at 85c per 9x12 Axminster Rugs Trade in your old rug on a new We will allow you credit on your old rug for this week j Payments can be arranged to suit your PIERCE SON Morning Iowa
