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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - March 13, 1958, Mount Pleasant, Iowa The it. Pleasant news fair these Days by George e. Sokolsky vol. So. No. Ii till Doc tors recognizing tim halt a Century ago one who had my physical troubles did not Long survive them How can i worry about the tact j that doctors like the rest of us j charge tor their services when i have quarrelled with them it has not been a tout the Bills. Consider j int that i am alive and Able to i do my work every Day As thousands cd others Are who have heart ailments i am sure that ail undertaker would have charged More with less satisfactory results. I write this because i have been Reading a general condemnation of doctors As a class. That is about As sensible As condemning lawyers clergymen teachers businessmen or labor leaders As a class. Even in my own profession there Are persons who Are not a perfect. Of course there Are bad apples among them just As Lucifer was once an Angel. But ii we Are to generalize without prejudice the medical profession on the whole has done More for humanity on a smaller return than any other professional group. Of the medical staff of our hospitals had to be paid wages for All the work the physicians and surgeons do free of charge on the Assumption that they Are everlastingly learning and that in their profession the Best Way to learn is by doing no Hospital would have sufficient funds to operate one Day i needed a doctor urgently. The Man who came was Young engaging obvious in starting life. He charged me a few dollars he became our family doctor. The years pass and this doctor decides that he wants to work in an experimental Field Fie takes a year off. Actually depriving himself and his family of income. He writes a Book becoming a specialist and devoting the greatest share of his waking time to continued experimental work. It. Pleasant Iowa thi Simy evening. .na1- Iii Imp Nin huh i a Kwh it huh As by Carrier 3or per week by mall 17.50 per Yea we Bijj i Pinn Pill Iii a a a a a a Kirl scout patrol. I plans to attend 111 j % i regional round up an entire patrol of senior girl scouts Are planning on attending tin regional bound up to be held at Crowder hark ire toil. To Iii a in t i his patrol includes Mary o Connor Jean i Pinker t Inda Biggs Karen Collar vim Cowen Barbara Murphy Pat Bryant and Sharon Wulle. The senior girl scouts of it pleasant end. 1 the direction of r Rikl Bower Aud mrs Robert til Lave had a w ate \ Araby of Nier i it Aud have accomplished by i part of their i Jenson denounces Senate Bill House May defeat hike in rates washingtonians Secretary or raft denounced a Senate farm Price supports at culture Benson lot to i Bill to Helve at Ilia ? Levels hit Pari girl. Scot t disc Vnti re scouts arranged an Al tract be window display at the pen i n store for t or Stout week l Ive of the girls with their Leader irs lot s Zink Are shown preparing the window. They Are from left. A wry , Patricia Scarf Juanita Laird mrs. Zonker cite chaver and at extreme right Connie Scoffer Henry Only has has Miles of roads carrying under ii vehicles daily Iowa has ne.in., iu1 a1 a Vondunn less than ten veil Iowa goo when i was in the Hospital i realized How much time he spent with his rats in the Laboratory. I was then not his patient but a Friend i had been handed Over to strangers whom i did not know but i can say this that the great Man who was brought in to determine whether i was alive or dead and who. My wife told me. Stayed two and a half hours before it could be decided Only charged ski for the visit. Had a wrong diagnosis been made that night. T would now be kicking up crocuses in a cemetery. My troubles were like that i know a country general practitioner who does at least too Miles i my a Ilef b u a Day in his car summer or Winter Iii heat or in Snow. I have known him to drive a suffering Man 18 or 20 Miles to a Hospital at 80 or 00 Miles an hour once burning out the motor of a new car to do it. 1 have known him during the Winter to motor to a University 40 or 50 Miles away to take a refresher course let us say concerning the heart so that he can take the Claxon remarks. Des Moines to too of i roads earning i hides per Day roads association la ported today of the number 4.437 nub Carne i 1< is than three vehicles Dally and j Oku Miles were ii ted As carrying no vehicles. In repo to g on a study made by j the Iowa Blate Highway commis a Aion Gera i Bogan executive j rotary of Ici a said that 802 Miles j of the less Ihan ten vehicles mileage wigs in the Fatm to rnai be system and 12,104 Miles on the local secondary system. Grundy county with 31,94 Miles i lid Boone v lib 33 81 Miles had the lowest mileage of any county in the Low traffic group while Harrison county with 293.25 Miles and Daw with 27352 Miles have the great St Low Knific mileage. Follow ii Are Hie Henry count figures on the number it Miles Quot i roads in each system carrying in ten vehicle per Day local secondary 103.92 farm to mar let. 4 47 total 108.39 Bogan Quot it d a statement mad 1 a l. M. Clauson Deputy chief Engineer of the state Highway commission. Saying that a it Long a ale and county officials that tile secondary Toad mileage could be reduced through abandonment of certain roads without loss of vital services to the communities in which the roads Are of rated and with a gain to the Public As a whole in tic i More efficient expenditure of High-1 v a funds than is now frequently i possible a launching \ i i Nisi to nod indefinitely a ape canaveral Fla. Uns launching of the third Vanguard Earth satellite rocket was postponed indefinitely today of Lei Mon than two weeks of efforts to fire the missile. A a possibility of a launching next week is under discussion but it was Learned that technical dil l Ami ties with the 72-fool Moon rocket Are so serious that even several Days May not be sufficient to permit necessary repairs. Much roup i Ai he St Dizion ill the Star. Ben Intel Atter Bool year to their troop no n the but ginning and hive in part in i a i Ion Grot mini Public Library it will observe Library w Eek care of the summer patients some of whom have heart troubles. The Farmers pay him what they can. Sometimes they pay in things they grow because Money is scarce some do not pay at All the town contributes a certain amount very Small because he is the town health officer. So highly is he regarded that some summer patients insist upon paying new York rates. Ile is a competent Man. Why have i had such Good Fortune to encounter men who have not charged me More than their services were Worth compare the total Cost of cigarette or cosmetics or pleasures during the year to the charge of a surgeon who every time lie has to Cut a stomach knows that the risk is extraordinary great and that each operation takes a toll of his own nervous system. For every doctor knows that while the operation May be a Success the patient May die of Side causes whenever i am in a Hospital i am a trying patient because i am in a hurry to get Back to my Normal life also there Are procedures and habits in this profession which irk me. Also i hate Hospital food. But let us face ii i am alive because a few dedicated human beings work Day and night to discover How to keep such As me alive to me their services Are cheap at any Price for death is final and it is finally expensive. It take All let those1 who complain of Bills look to their own i charges. Copyright 1958. King features Syndicate. Inc made in in address to a National Road building organization said a presently a k be proportion of the county Road budget is expended Fin tin maintenance and construction of roads with but few vehicles prettily. The rapidly diminishing Supply of granular in Hen ii Aud tic resultant increased Cost in maintaining Loose granular surfaced roads requires a careful review of tile Complete secondary mileage. Says farm plan becomes a cheap political football the of pleasant Public Library will join other libraries throughout the nation March 16 to 22 in observing Hie lust annual National i Library week. The theme for till week is a Wake up and read 1 Quot we Hope that everyone in it. Pleasant will Lake advantage of Library week to get belter acquainted with books and the Library a librarian Frances novels said. The purpose of the Observance tile librarian explained is to focus attention on Reading of All kinds and on the services of libraries. Sponsor of the Campaign is the National Book commit tee a non profit citizens organization devoted to the wider and Wise i use of books in cooperation with the american Library association. In Nev is said the Library is planning a week Long program of exhibits open House Tours displays in store windows newspaper articles and special radio program. Open House will be Beld sunday afternoon Mardi 16t, at the Public Library from three to six. Hen of n troop served As Junior Council Mew tiers of troops on the it immediate and Brownie level they meet with the younger girls a Ach week and help the leaders Leach Gadder songs and crafts. Die of pleasant Benim troop is one of the Bur Vest and Buist Active n tin shining Nail Council area at Christ mils time they gave a car v tor the retarded children a school. The scouts participating ii the Quot project were Janet Hayes Karen Collin a Madelyn Clark Man Jean Melton. Jane Hawk a Sarah Patterson Anim Mary dermal Edcel it e quid Diane Lorn Salma Anderson and Marilyn Clark Ann cow in is president of this croup and Connie Shudt is Sec a Eta Ivl Aeh patrol meets Spear to Ely during their regu lbt meetings to pursue their special interests. So tar this year these interests have included a French with Barbera Murphy As Leader a Floral bouquets Allene Rommel As Lead or a Christmas cards Quot with Linda big is a loader Christmas carols with Pat Bryant As Leader a retarded children Quot with dec Dee a Lei As Leader they have also Given time to Hie regular program of scouting which lovers camping emergency preparations service and expanding interests they have produced a Marionette show sold All around cards stationery and peanuts to help finance summer camping flip Marionette plays were an outstanding Success. They were titled a Amanda the ghost Quot and a tile Clown on his Bright balloon and were Given february 26th on a District level this troop was represented at tile scout conference in Excelsior Springs by Madelyn Clark. The members of this troop Are Janet Hayes. Ann Cowen Pat l a Lor Barbara Murphy Pat Bryant Linda Biggs Karen Collar Mary o Connor Jean Looker Madelyn Clark. Arlene Rommel Mary Jean Mel tens Marilyn Clark Jane Hawkins Sarah Patterson Anna Mary Verniace Deece Osier Diane Jones Alma Anderson. Cornu Schadt Cynthia Cartel Doris Shellabarger Christy Strang Sharon Swan Carol Tolson Penny Patterson Virginia Burroughs. Linda cited Ellen la Olpe Jackie Mason Janet Mccaulley sue Clancy Mary Ann Fryer Lynn Robertson Elsa Parviainen Sharon Wolfe Leopold is arts his new life As a Sci v serious mistake and predicted that it will lace a go ii passed Benson told a new. Tone Reuck Ilia the measure due Btl Senate consideration today a would be even worse than Hie mis begot leu j Hodgepodge farm Bill which pit citric Eisenhower vetoed ill 195 5 Ile said the measure a will not h do agriculture and will not serve As an Quot anti recession it Benson said that the Hill which would Rule out cuts in a Uptou prices for milk wheat feed grains Aud several other commodities would destroy Market and lend to pile up additional surpluses in gov eminent hands Benson declined to state that he would recommend a presidential veto but he said la would seem to me that if passed in its present form the Bill is almost certain to i face a w Ork on banquet flans at meeting of goal line dub plan Fen Ila annual Atli a banquet sponsored by the goal line flub and the Mims girls Pep club Weir worked on Ai Ila goal Lim meeting wednesday nig lit fifteen members were present proceed of ticket Sale in tin banquet were turned in resend to is re some Lafe goal line mein Bens Wen made for the banquet i it be held it the Iowa we ii Van student Union Mardi i m Al 7 pan athletes rom Wesleyan i pleasant High so Bool and the inn a High Wulfje honoured Altaic with the coaches la is expected that 360 persons in All will attend lilt ban i que Jim Doran former Low i slate football Star who How is an out standing end pm tin Detroit Lions will be the main speaker a pork tenderloin dinner will Bel served. Th1 pies will be furnished by wives of a number of goal Lim members the meal will be served by member of Hie Pep club veterinarian takes anti rabies shots Washington Gas Senate i Lemon a Are banking on the Hon it to Boid Down Gap Bat ted Inlet t talc hike. I veterans and military housing mortgages Almli the upper House approved Al ter a tut tons part Man hat i in climaxed by a vote by vice pit Aleni Richard m Nixon. The Senate televised a demo Eutie attempt to trip the increase hikes from h a one billion 8 million Hollain cuing be housing Bill the Senate after settling the l a i Nur tim Eon Rover v went i to is porn e tis i unanimous i to i vote the ii authored by Hen John a Sparkman he Maas an anti in cession measure Mio Dill is designed to provide up to 500, he lobs Aid Spur the building it 200,000 new Homes this year by boosting government mortgage Btu be Anthol its lowering for \ Down pay motifs and extending the veterans Home loan program another two years. Present operetta at High school for Lade pupils Hansen to run for co. Attorney Robert Hanson new Guidon attorney has taken oui papers Fen the democratic nomination tor county attorney he has practice Law at Nev London for Alx iut if months i was graduated from Drake Taw s Bool in 1952 mid a in the Legal department of a i in it Moines insurance Linn be Ore Sun Mig his i in i ice Al new i Union Edward King heroines president of Lucal Jaycees regional meeting of soil and water conservationists representatives of All related agricultural agencies Horn tile Southeast Region it lows met in Fairfield on wednesday of til is week in a meeting called jointly by the state arvo lion committee and association of soil con i but id a Omnus sinners a cling was one of a series reel mrs covering the in and was held for the Pur sed the in gel a t Tho of Silt in St for spin Kritil. Pm t filled ant e to a High soil a Fie noon till in Usu it 111 i High in i on 8 of ,.en�?�, the i Moi operetta w a Maline a Jau form i 7, and h Iii tile Arf auditorium i thursday a i 30 pm the cast of ale of mistaken identities lie Lith of the log or aliment or about new London journal our local vef. Or i Al Bank Meyer a not bitten by a cow As generally be Laved in the Community ii does make Good conversation but the fact arc that lie had a scratch on his hand and the saliva from the cow came in Contact with this scratch As a precaution he took anti rabies shots after it was Learned the cow had rabies la Felt certain Hie scratch was healed Over sufficiently not to absorb the saliva but he took the shots As a precaution divorce granted in court Here includes about Cai High so i Moi 120 students for Hie production Chi u ural 1 the direction of i s. M unbent Lye Vinal no it in sir be it ii Are Bally Wilson Organ it. Marlene me Williams pianist and to urns toy Guinn and Jane Hawkins i he colourful Musicale will be produced Friday and Balm Day nights it 8 o clock and i expected to at Tinct capacity crowds both nights tin fete Aux part unix brings to the hotel International a varied i meld of guests a bathing chorus Ann rican students Crocker Chi. French maid daisies can can dancers is chorus Many blends such us secret love Rainy a tour of per Mouth Mist Rouge it noir breath of Spring plus waiters an unsuccessful Crook i is partner in crime a Bellhop a Magazine photographer a head Mil Tress of a finishing is i Moi a French maid a cattle Aud Oil i i omit. The print of i i sen him Elf. A Street Singer sergeants i ii the local gendarmerie a a Breeze i i rom tile wide open spaces Quot and j you have some idea of what Hie i Cleve and harmonious production a a to Oil i remember att am tune d 8 pm two counties of ret on school Boundary lines i Waterloo la., ins Charles j Shuman president of the Ameri can farm Bureau federation to Day was on record As believing the 1 farm program has become Quot a i cheap political addressing the 80th annual convention of the Iowa state Dairy j association in Waterloo yesterday Shuman said Quot too Many politicians j Are trying to buy the Farmers he added that he sometimes i Felt it might in an improvement to a remove All republicans and j democrats from office and Start All Over Shuman warned that increase g j government controls Over farm operations will a drive agriculture i Down the Road to increase Tempo of propaganda Tokyo ins red China today increased the Tempo of propaganda blasts aimed at ousting United states troops from Korea. Piping radio broadcast frequent a demands Quot that hic u. S. Withdraw from South Kon a and a Wawn Ings that America will be responsible and Quot must Bear the consequences for frustrating the unification of Korea it it refuses to Mil out. I or Al started a novelist marries Batista orders special measures Paris Gas French novelist Francoise Sagan was married today to publisher Guy Schooner in a civil ceremony at a town Hall in n unfashionable District of Paris Havana a ins a president Fulgencio Batista ordered a special measures taken today to halt increasing sabotage and terrorism by revolutionary forces Stateville 111., Gas Slayer Nathan Leopold new Iii in ii new generation today a free Man after a third of a Century behind prison bars. The nations most notorious convict obviously a Little nervous about re entering the society he shocked v till the slaying of Young Bobby Franks in 1924. Told newsmen a i am certainly very Happy to be get tag out a dressed in prison made civilian clothes Leopold then read a lengthy statement to a crowd of newsmen and photographers begging them to give him a a gift almost As precious As Freedom itself. Leopold stood still for television end newspaper cameramen but re fused to answer questions being fired from All sides. The Paunchy 63-year-old parolees to went into prison at 19. Was met Manila Gas the Southeast at the Statesville Penitentiary s pro Asia treaty organization today Messing Center for a parolees by his ended w hat America s John Foster a attorney. Elmer Gertz and a Dulles called the a most useful j Friend Ralph Newman who were conference in the history of the j driving him Back to Chicago the Young eight nation Alliance. Scene of hts shocking attempt at at the same time the u. 8.a the perfect Secretary of state declared in a final speech that Seato talks girls state tourney a recorded solid accomplishment Quarter finals rather than dramatic develop Cedar Valley 36, Meservey 34 no \ i half a most useful conference ends a divorce has been granted in District court to Florence Fern Eon of Salem from Archie w. Long on grounds of cruel and inhuman Tiea uncut the plaintiff was Giaui of midis Ody of two in idiot Arf. The couple a. Married in i pleasant Jan. La 1950, and lived together until july 13, 1957. Held to grand jury on driving charge Donald Lee Dave charged with operating hide while his License revocation waived Burlington a motor be was under preliminary hearing in Justice Rudolph in key. Court and was bound Over to the gland jury under $600 Bond Davis is in the county jail in lieu of the Bond. In another Case John William Flickinger. Of. Pleasant a fined $10 and costs by Justice Meekey Foi drinking Beer on the Highway the charges were filed by a Highway patrol. Suffers Burns James Ross Henry about 75. A Farmer near Wayland suffered Burns on his face hands and arms while starting a fire in a stove at his Home tuesday. He was taken to in Iowa City Hospital. At a met Ling of the joint county boards of Henry and jct Lei son counties on wednesday evening March 12th, 7 30 pm in tin office not the Henry county superintendent of schools the county boards of education of Henry and Jefferson counties agreed to respect Hie Easl Boundary line of the newly of organized Fairfield Community j school District attending the meeting were the j following Bourd members Jet Lei Ion count y. Goltry or i Eland can of Layman Micai Messer Edwin Green county superin indent Henry county i Darrell Fos or Georce Sutton Joe Davis county super Laten Dent la territory adjacent to both Countie was agreed upon unanimously and the Boundary line Veiler 1> follows the county line except Iii two place where it Over laps into Jefferson county. This generally represents the area being i vice Between Fairfield and i pleasant schools and has been approved by the superintendent of those schools. Or. Kirin and or Cottrell this concludes the joint county j planning which is now necessary under the Law for Henry county to a have with its neighbouring counties. Agreement has been reached with All six of these counties including i of Van Buren Des Moines i Ansa. Washington and Jefferson counties by the county boards of i education a Dwaide King. Vice president it the tim to ant a a pcs aria named i Calden of the Organiza lion wednesday night at the regular Daniel meeting held in the Harlan hotel i Kin. Will serve the remainder of the term until the j new officers take Oiler july 1st, following the resignation til rebel t Fleming president it was i Fleming s last night with ult local Jaycee a he has i accepted a As cont accountant of user visor with the Concrete materials and construction com a Pally at ted Ai rapids Eugene sender will Cive As 1st Viec pies ii til replacing i King Don alter was appointed to fill a the \ on the Board of direr a tots caused by the resignation of Haploid Roar who has left the City i or Aller also will hold the office until july i t i state Vici president Walt or Kun of Burlington was a Spei Tai guest at the meeting also present for the meeting were Noel bake i and Rex Roth of Wayland who air planning to set up lit tit league a Ball teams in Wayland they i were Here for Hie pm pose of obtaining information about i j pleasant a Little league schedule a film a the Jaycee Story was shown for the orientation of the new Jaycees tile Complete picture Jay cd of voting men through the Ages of 21 to 35 years and their activities was presented in the film. Twenty eight were present for the meeting i in group discussed Jalopy lace which till \ plan to hold this summer. Plan.1 also were made for attend ing Hie Tate convention to be held May 2, 3, i and 5 in Davenport tin local group will again Pon Soiha teen age Rodeo to be Laid next month the state teen age Rodeo will bi1 held in Washington Iowa in May and the National contest As is customary every year will be held in Washington d a Robert Kennedy v Cha Irina n of hum years local contest the Junior chamber members Welcome Hie participation of Young people Between Hie big it of 16 Anil 18 years with the reaching of 19 by August i t a the limitation for entry in past years the duvets training class under the direction of Robert Evans High school instructor Lins provided much of the Materia for hic contest. It will be recalled that Mike Cal Towny won both tile local and state contests several years ago and went. On to Washington. D c to plate 19th in that contest. May reconsider to License we tin of to ii ins i tile cd Oral communications commission moved today to reconsider its Grunt of the Miami television License i Keith a much tour Hod Oil a Controvert Smith or fading to a n menu. Lion of com Carl Messer miss Loviei lug lid a Mark the u s court of appeals was caked to remand a Miami Channel ii Ca a Back to the acc to a tut the review of the decision in Winch the License waa awarded to a subsidiary of National airline.-. Post of coordinating the efforts of ill groups and agencies in the held of aul Anil water conservation. Rhe program was conducted by Kenneth we in Farmer member of tin state soil conservation a Tom Melee and consisted of a Genii a discussion on the problems of soil conservation districts in the Tate it of Iowa and How each Agency run contribute to the Overall pro Jam. L in primary objective of ail concerned is to get the Mast conservation on the land with the a state and Federal funds available those attending from the Henry county soil conservation District Wen Howard Burkey District com or Amia Leo i m lev farm plunder. Hid conservation service Ben Campbell Chester Hanna Fred old and Helen Moore county Alc i lice Dwayne Rohweder District extrusion agronomist and re 11 Bacilli county Extension director. Debate team to state contest Kenneth but Luiei it pleasant ugly school speech instructor re revived a Long distance Call late wednesday afternoon i rom or William Gibson state executive Secretary of the Iowa High school speech association that the i pleasant debate team will Advance to the state contest All three i i Louis which tied tor fourth place Ai the District debate contest head in Davenport last saturday will Advance to the state contest to be held Iii Grinnell March 28 and 29 it pleasant was one of the three the ruling previously had stated that Only Hie first four Amin is would be allowed to compete members of it plea aunts debate team Are Linda Biggs Mary Klodnycky Diane Jones and Arlene Rommel schools whose teams won 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in the same Section in which i pleasant tied for 4th were Davenport Newton and it Ottumwa. Sarah j. Pickard taken by death Salem Sarah Jane Pickard died thursday at Lier Home. She a bom Nev 4, 1864 in Henry county and spent her entire life Hen she was married to George Harlan Pickard nov. 26, 1885 in Henry county. He preceded her in 1927. Mrs. Pickard was a member of Donaldson Chapel methodist Church my a charter member of the merry workers Circle she is survived by Hie following children flank Leslie Pickard. Birmingham James Owen Pickard and Evan Dewey Pickard both of Hie i. Vicinity and Catherine at Home also of grind 32 great grandchild Pii aaa it Jot Iii son children and la Ell. Besides Lier husband she was preceded by her parents a sister live Brothers and tour Sisters. Services will be held saturday Al 2 pm at the friends Church in Salem. Rev. Lewis May will officiate burial in East cemetery at Salem the body is at the Waterman funeral Home in Salem. Hershey against ending draft Washington Gas outspoken it Gen Lewis b. Hershey director of the nation s selective service has warned Congress that Quot if you Cut out the draft you have just about thrown in your hand Quot in the cold War. And in a statement that could easily cause an International incident. The general said that England. By promising to end its draft in 1960, a is playing now in a class b league. She is not in a major league any mrs. Kenneth Rhea Heads county legion auxiliary Crawfordsville mrs Kenneth Rhea was named president and mrs Ernest Whiting Secretary treasurer of the Washington county american legion held at Brighton tuesday. Those Nom Bere who attended the All Day meeting were mrs j. G. Love. Mrs. Clint Rhea mrs. Robert Wells mrs. Charles Wells mrs. Robert Holmes mrs Lyle Paisley mrs. Arthur Whiting and mrs. Rex Beauchamp mrs. Rhea was present in the afternoon. Further plans were made for the March 19 dinner the county units will serve to the veterans at the mental health Institute it. Pleasant

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