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   Progress Review (Newspaper) - August 14, 1947, La Porte City, Iowa                                Official City and County Newspaper Providing a Weekly Newspaper Service THE 33 Brandon Eau w Published in One of Iowa's Better Cities Mobile X-ray Clinton Benton Oats Show Increased Yields low a Unit Will Here Aug 22 Schedule Will at 8 a m Service h Free To Workers According to present plans X-ray unit that is o ike of industrial of La Porte City will be on Friday Aug 22 at 8 a m The unit will remain until pictures are taken During the past two weeks local have been a survey to determine many workers will be g X-rays taken The list is not quite complete due to sr able to contact a few o people lion ever anyone who may hare been missed and m lo avail himself or self of his free service may do so bv contacting nei Kline chairman of the local program Dale Snyder or The of- fice Clinton and Bonton certified oats which were introduced on six was faims and this s been thresher past week The about lo bushels morc D types of oats and the test weight runs around four pounds to the bushel er on average The contract growers year Ralph Moore Pauls Sheffler Frank Wikon Sumner Snell The highest per as on the Lionel Sheffler where the oats 80 bushels to the acre The local program Is part of plan The first began last year when the units were used to take of school children Now rey are being used to X-ray in- workers Sponsored by Lions Club In La Porte City the program being sponsored by the Lions Inb in charge stress the A that the service is to every employed n m La Porte City including nse living here and working Deere's or m Waterloo Another point that Mr Kline emphasized was that lie findings of the pictures alien be held confidential with the is if the X-rays were made a doctor or at a hospital ill employers and their em- uiio are participating given cards to fill out ore they go to have their ra taken They are asked to out the front side only This d is the only record that will kePt as a number timg to the film will be w each card Will Lc Notified master schedule is to be so that the whole ure will run smoothly and in amount of time -J Place of business will be to when they are to Zl he unit their turn Both and Benton are new of oats Clinton was by Iowa State Col- lege for certification two years ago and Benton was released last spring Clinton does better on high fertility -.oils and the Benton produces best on soil They are both rust ant Certify Fields The fields have to be certified as for hybrid corn and B H Starr inspector for certification has been here the past rev weeks inspecting fields The fields will be inspected again in November The company began booking orders this week for Clinton and Benton seed to be delivered next spring Last Quarter Communities Canning Plant La Porte City Opening Date Is Tentatively Set of The in this 01 the Ion a Canning he tentative nv duos of lho iho sweet corn upon weather in the next ucok the on Aim Aug 21 or E apam been en- y local plain to Loses at Clutier Sunday Ush Hurls As Mates Make 9 Errors Behind Him La City's to Clutier Sunday and came home on the short end of a score It was their first loss in league play since the second game of the season The literally in the sweet corn packing The acreage of local plant s in six from its he game away as amount due to the heavy lcy of nine er- that were the of The hot dry of st lew wreks hurt me crop to some extent Mr Tharp lint above ties Id i Hie plant lias of a nne er- rors during Ihc course of the afternoon's play Russell Enters 17 Durocs At State Fair Russell P will make a Zoe Ann Olsen Reveal Marriage To National MeeF for ribbons cash prizes and blue in the National the 1947 Iowa opening Aug 22 to preliminary entry announced ilus week by ex- position officials Mr will Duroc swine Former La Porte City Girl Visits Here On Way To Event Zoe Ann Olsen former La Porte and nationally Of E Fleisher Here This Week The marriage of Fleischer daughter ol Sam of L.i Poi te City and Mai tin son of Mi ana Mrs Nelson of loo was this week couple was man ml it 3 30 o'clock Monti aj a fit moon Detasseling of Hybrid Corn Nearly Finished n nKo tunic probable that coin will be to the plant Hum Hie Vinton II such Llu cmn will be made into style All Whn arc planning 1 al the during i mi are asked to to or call the factory to as soon us possible Former Resident Of Married Monday The La City nine ed out as if they were going to lake another game as they took a lead in their half of the second Strohecker opened with -1 single sent him to ond with his single to right Pearson forced Lesh at second and took third from where hc scored easily on a bad Unow by Clutier catcher Clutier Takes Lead Clutier tallied three times In their half of the fourth and fiom that point on were never headed With one out an error thiec straight TOTAL FOR THE another error sent three runners across the plate In fifth ed a single run without the aid of a hit and then la the sixth scored TWO MORE without a safe base knock Seed Co Finish To Be Don Week i GILBERTVILLE J double ceremony icad Tnc scored their St Mary s Catholic church Wa- second last run of the day In known champion inci at the brown her father Art of I Church at Nashua Hev E L land Calif visited in the L L I ut the exhibit will be in competition with some of the most famous stock herds of 20 states Nearly head of farm at this home over the week Performed the end before the altar of On Monday evening Miss church organist 1 Coin Inch bc 11 I'll III i m its free u or CW ine n i u Seed iM ol Froning entertained 14 E L- former friends of Ann at the home as people former friends of Zoe music Attendants courtesy foi hei yuest After a Mr and Kenneth Miller roast on the back and ol animals are expected year's State of the j the rest of the evening was fiom Jesup attended the largest in Iowa history and with games as mation ul and n n i s M f J 1 J 1 I i 2 md Thin The u a ci cw Dl ind i in 01 dm ei wi in Lhc top hair of the sixth ford doubled to left and hecker singled through the left side of the infield for the second time Lancford holding up at filed out to right field Langford scoring after the catch Pearson was hit by a pitched in altar moving Strohecker to ond Rundle shot a single Into left but the Redbird catcher was out at the plate when he tried lo score on the hit and with it ended La Porte City's last scoring chance i loo Monday moi mni at a k Maiy Kayo Weber of Louis J Weber be- the nf E son nf Mrs Martha Route 2 for- of here I r Giahl the Klein of Truer n of was I bv Sister Mary Esther Fannie At Fair 1 Tuesday to nationally who is in n Frances Allison n cedar Rapids Tuesday she appeared on the All le Fair Program who in real Mrs Archie Livingston as does her Nan Allison and yrm At present he Tommy tours the nd radio orchestra in the biggest livestock ex- hibit at any fair in the country this season Morc than in cash prizes are being offered for stock alone at the 1947 Fair Judging will be open to the lic Judging of 4-H livestock will feature the two days Aug 22 and 23 and judging of the main livestock classes will start Monday Aug 25 dancing Came Here in The came to La City in and Zoe Ann lived colo completed the Sac is now 16 will be a senior and loses the with and re- on a national School Estimate the t forth the board 5 of wi announced the H rjj ma creighton of a SAFETY TIP of the Week PASSWORDS TO DEATH If you've ever played poker maybe you know chances of drawing a full house are one in 691 a royal straight flush one in All chances of ing a fortune at gambling arc slim on ways is risky business especially passing on hills and blind curves Take the driver who's stuck in a long line of cars behind a 1930 jalopy that's belching ex- haust fumes in his face Does he fume too and step on the Not if he's smart he doesn't He knows there's a very good that on the side of that hill another driver is also toying with the idea of pulling out of line No one has figured out the mathematical odds involved in highway But everybody knows that the dealer is never lends the loser a shirt to wear home And that the stakes are human lives and broken crippled bodies here until seventh years old and next yeai Zoe Ann and hei father on a short exhibition lour this summer Thursday she gave a diving exhibition at the Cedar Rapids Country Club Mi and Mis and ters attended the and a while palm suit with black Hei oi sage was of Mi a dn s with black a eo of pink 1111 s d i I- r fin immediate attended the wedding I Wedding Trip I I he and Mrs went Lo Prairie du Chien on a short trip They aie makini ir the workers s m for Uir Seed Co is lie same as tlic is expected Iu in ol the groom organist I Gown Ino wore a l Hi i nub a lilted bodice i lull knt and shoulder a chiffon yoke The were t the and the Lesh continued his fine pitching for the as he allowed the opponents three singles all after- noon Even though they came in a row in the fourth vul entrain was i on each and attached lo a C three ol seed which nf 11 i Ihc earned a bouquet of red roses and wore a single of pearls a gift of the mourn tainted runs two of the The box aim were accompanied home by the then home for the present witn Olsens s father m Li to visit I to visit Monday they wen amnn of the and on Tuesday they loft for Pone Oily The groom is work at Davenport The bride who was cmpler where Zoe Ann took Co on Wednesday in a diving ex- her is hu there with Dutch girl swimmers two of whom are world champions In National Mcel She is on her way to Chicago Of Hold At to the National Meet to Tr i be helm there August 10 and 17 and aiming for her third who planted of coi n in Ihc ten ut ic of it dm June Tlv y An 1 md n Inc I of next week aiv wimi the de- 1 ri four 17111 Ol Need lo the ck ejf rainfall the past Gross ss She attended by Miss rf of Dos who cf blue with a If mi of blue net and Strohecker c ried a bouquet of summer p Pearson 3b j servers for the marriage 2b were Paul Ib brothers of groom j li v i normal not the corn i- to be more rapidly than this The corn is Irwm and Leo Schmltz ejf the groom were best man and respectively For the occasion thr Totals C Hack ss mother wore black crepe with I w accessories and a of yellow glory roses Wedding Thc American i Inn 1111 rl nationals She won that rating 0 t n rt T-l at the age of 14 and for the second time last year ultimate aim is took R cf c bu uc needed m the next c.v dais uid there should be a September Wednesday to make quality corn Mr and Mrs Clifford Burr and children and Mary and Miss Friedly of place and Mr and Mrs Donald Repass and children of Waterloo are fishing and ng In cottages at Grand Rapids Mian this week To Hawaii After the Chicago meet Miss Olsen accompanied by her ion park in evening Th Coi around a ular Merit A ere aw members of Troop GO of and Troop A of La After City or ten first class1 scout badges awarded Clark who had in the Presbyterian a brief honeymoon in Chicago the couple will be at on Route 2 Waterloo where the groom Is engaged In farming Out-of-town guests were from Jesup Chicago waukee Wis Traer and DCS 7 n e cr will fly to Hawaii to compete son 2 or 3 awarded ta al Waterloo since jn the diving exhibition in the La Ponc A of 50 scouts Jn an auto Keo jejune jn an accident west Nakama championships were present 3D from La City on June 29 was She attended a similar meet in i Hudson and 15 from La Porte to Mayo hospital at year and was a i Movies were shown as a Wednesday Ition of the entertainment J clark to nor group o -y m ya s lives arc enjoying a family who attended from La ing at Leech Lake Minn Guy Mast AI whn iin Dalp and week Those who drove up Pierce Dale Snyder day were Mrs Helena Fritz sen Mr and Mrs H A I brain operation and is now A group of by Jim Wyalt Scout executives i slate that if she continues to show improvement she will be released from the hospital the latter part of next week Mr and Mrs Fred Lehman were In Elgin Sunday where they attended the 23rd annual ily reunion of the Lehman About 50 were present Another reunion will be held In Elgin next year and Mrs Harry Ralph Elliott and sons of sen and sons Douglas and Calif who had visited Mr and Mrs Ray here several weeks returned and son Bobbie Mr home Sunday They were and Mrs Harold Foss and by Keith aid Johannsen from here and horst and daughter who Mr and Mrs Harley Conner of will stay three weeks In the trr I If Waterloo mott borne Rev 0 Hartman Ordained Saturday To Return Here Saturday August 9 Rev O Hartman was ordained into the ministry of the Wesleyan church of America Rev Hartman has served the Wesleyan Methodist church in La Porte City the past years nnd afLer the church's annual conference he will return for another year at the local church Mrs Lillian Bensal and ter Mrs Boddle and grand- daughter from Harrisburg Pa are visiting In the Sam Fleisher home They will leave for home on Friday and Mr Fleisher plans to accompany them for a two week's visit Mrs Bensal is a sister of Mr Fleisher whom he had not seen for years Knoop Ib McMurray p J rf AB R H E 4001 3000 4000 4110 4121 4020 3005 4020 3002 33 2 7 9 AB R H E 4000 4002 4100 4110 3110 0 000 3000 4000 3100 34 8 3 2 421 1 Totals Score by 010 001 Clutier 000 312 Store To Bring Expert Here Court's Rexall Store calls at- tention to their ad elsewhere in this issue concerning their Cara Nome Beauty Week All during the week a beauty expert will be on hand to give demonstrations These will be by appointment only so those ladles Interested arc asked to make their now Mrs Lloyd Holubar and ren Kenneth Russell and Janls of Rock Port Wash are visiting her mother Mrs Mae and sister Mrs Ted Bagenstos here another sister Mrs old Florang at North English and other relatives and friends at Cedar Rapids and Marlon Mrs Holubar was a former dent of Cedar Rapids f   

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