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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - November 26, 1958, Mount Pleasant, Iowa The it. Pleasant news these Days by George e. Sokolsky or unfortunates there Are no titles of birth or aristocracy or nobility in the United states perhaps Only because they Are forbidden by the Constitution. This appears in article i Section 9 and reads Quot no title of nobility shall be granted by the United states and no person holding any office of profit or Trust under them shall without the consent of the Congress. Accept of any present emolument. Office or title of any kind whatever from any King Prince or foreign of course plenty of american women have gone abroad and had themselves married to various titled persons in foreign lands while they Are in this country they May be addressed by their foreign status but the title has no particular meaning in this country except As a Courtesy. Vol. 80, no. 279 it. Pleasant Iowa wednesday evening nov. 26, 1958 by Carrier so per week by mail 07.40 per year titles Are on the Wane anyhow. Russia. Germany Italy the Austro hungarian Empire and other places where once Monarch ruled in medieval splendor Are now republics and ancient titles Are no longer of any legitimacy in those countries. The British titles Are. Of course legitimate and important. The British government awards titles for major achievements in every line of human Endeavor. It is therefore not unusual in that country to find a member of the House of lords wishing that he were a commoner with a Good salary to Boot. Distinction by marriage is Normal in the human race most wives basking in their husbands Success. However a european title often does not indicate particular Success but rather descent from a very Remote ancestor who did will for himself in the numerous enterprises available during Feudal Iain some of which Are nowadays regarded As Neeley and Rita Graber not permissible such As chopping off a head or putting Poison in the soup for profit. If All of us got to looking into our ancestries we might be not a Little embarrassed. Certainly those who criticize Frank costello or the gentlemen of the Apalachin mafia must not Ever have a look at the founder of the House which gives them a grandiloquent name. Recognition Given at 4-h banquet recognition Given at the annual 4-h be Liquet included the follow ing in addition to those previously announced certificates to members with five years or More membership by Larry Younkman and Carolyn Carden nine years Ann Wolf Larry White eight years Durk Buffington Lola Asby. Carolyn Carden seven Mickey Beauchamp. Richard Meade John r inkwell jr., Larry Young Man so. Leo Hunting William r inkwell Ronald Riley Larry Mcc muck. Nile Buffington Larry Kellogg. Donnie Briggs William Mcgohan Donald Ross Larry Smith Jerry Mabeus. Cecil Mcdowell Kathy Hoover Rita Meade Joyce Carlson Vernene Rodgers Linda Redfern Dixie Anderson Lois Erwin Judith Ann o Connor Patricia Willingford five Ronna Wintermeyer Beverly Reschly Judy Geary Janet Mullin Janis Peterson Carol Beth Ford Eleanor Glanzman Marilyn Ann Mabeus Mary finances Riepe. Delores Miller Carol Prehm Clarence Cory Richard Lindell Jerry White. Jimmy Church and David Fuller. 4-h heading awards by mrs. Nathan Elliott Clarence Cory Gary Marshall Michael o Connor Sandy Madden Joyce Hauenstein Janice Carlson Beverly Reschly Sally Sutton Sara Stanley Loretta Ross Linda Riepe Cheryl Nau Linda Church. Delores Miller. H Len Arlene Wallingford Michael Wright Mary Pickle Judith me v Tefor farm Lanchang list float entries for Christmas Parade Silverthorn left Union adjusts the Fly gals stage first strike a Nancy master executive chairman of the stewardesses badge on stewardess Jan Breeze at Indianapolis As the girl flyers of Lake Central airlines go into the second Day of their strike. It marked the first strike by stewardesses in airline history. Quot the Christmas Story Parade restricted to religious theme floats will wind its Way through m pleasant a Quot the Christmas City of Iowa Quot a Friday afternoon at 2 of clock. The Parade consisting of float depicting Quot the Christmas Story Quot i and sponsored by area Church i group and scout groups will number at least 15 units including i the color guard and the Parade a a Liall a vehicle. No commercial indicated an interest in the Parade but no definite word has been received by tin chamber of com a Merce. The Parade will assemble in the Northeast Section of the Iowa Wesleyan College Campus at 1 45 p. M. J on Friday and will depart for the main business District at 2 00 p. M. Sharp. I Flie Parade will move South on main Street to m it Roe. Pass around floats will appear in the my. Pleas-1 ant Parade. Central Park by moving West on temperature dips to 14 three from new London new York and Washington each Winter fill with titled folks most of whom Are delightful people. They form a pleasant society of luncheons dinners flirtations and polite conversations. A Lew Are very hard working diplomats. Some Are married to american wives and not a few have difficulties arising therefrom. In the current world distinction seems to go Only to the distinguished particularly in the sciences ettes and the arts and nobody worries much where anybody was born or from whom. Most of the rulers of the great and powerful nations in the year 1958 have no especially notable ancestors and their wives do not know How to curtsy or to to curtsied to. That make very difficult. The russian nobility used to be very Noble indeed. And they were Rich they owned land but they owned Quot souls Quot As they called them and when clubs with 100 per cent completed record books by Dale Larson boys j. C. Jets Tippecanoe Hawks and k-9-f girls Klever Klover Prairie daughters Wayn ettes Champion ettes Trenton Sunshine Canaan ettes Tippecanoe Topnotch ers. Center ettes new London lassies and Lively lassies Secretary treasurer Book Winner by Ronna Watermeyer purple Scott so busters. Gary Marshall and Wayne soil savers Gary Olson Blue. Champion clippers Durk Buffington new London farm boosters. James Church and Tippecanoe Hawks. William Rockwell. Girl by Don Ross purple Tippecanoe Topnotch ers. Karole Scarff new London lassies. Delores Miller Blue Canaan ettes. Janis Peterson Baltimore Belles. Paula Parsons and Sharon Parsons Wayn Betty Mcgohan. Boys purple ribbon record Book winners rating equivalent to 95 to 100 per cent by Karen Cisna Clarence Cory Gary Marshall. Jerry White Larry White Dennis Anderson Larry Mccormick Ronald Riley Ronald Gray Donald it All Mccabe Ronnie Marshall Blaine i Rodgers Dean Rodgers and Dick i . Blue 90 to 95 per cent Bobbie generally Linder Gary Olson. Larry Wil not Only cams John Veith Michael Byrum Lana Jean Gray Jimmy Mccormick. Jerry Mabeus Mark they came to Berlin or pans or Cammack. Bill Mcgohan Walter London they had lots of Money to spend and they spent it freely. Now those who still try to maintain something of the old times Are a dwindling society that is being merged in the proletariat except a few who adjusted Early and managed to use their intellects to earn a living. The austrian have gone through the same Fate and it is not difficult to meet a scion of 1.000 years of ancestors who is earning an honest living Selling this or that. The phonies Are mostly americans that is american women who got some kind of a title by marriage and cling to it grimly. The most favored title in this country is missus generally spelled mrs., and remaining so unchanged until Wright Helen Wallingford. Patricia Wallingford Carl Alvine Richard Meade Jim Wright Don Carlson Larry Cammack Richard Lindell Durk Buffington Leo temperatures took a Sharp dive in Southeastern Iowa tuesday night As the cold gusts swept in from the Northwest. In it. Pleasant the Low for the night was 14 on the Federal weather Bureau thermometer. Unofficial lows of 10 degrees were reported from the country. Even colder readings Are predicted for wednesday night. Trio temperatures May drop As Low As six degrees above the forecasters said. That s cold enough to warrant a Check of your car Radiator Antifreeze. By up i the Weatherman took a look at thanksgiving Day prospects today and decided that for most of the nation he had to talk cold Turkey. Cutbank mont., reported 20 below Zero. Grand Forks. N. Had 13 inches of Snow. Cold pushed with and ahead of a moving Wall of Arctic air born in the Yukon stabbed across the Northern Midwest and reached out toward the East coast and toward the Southland. The continued eastward drive of the cold air will turn showers to Snow flurries from new England to West Virginia tonight and freezing temperatures will reach deep into the Southland Quot said a weather summary issued at Chicago. Quot Only Southern California will remain warm on thanksgiving Day but there will be showers Gusty winds came with the cold and a train was derailed at one North Dakota Point. Also in that Snow swept state an Indian tribe appealed for Aid. At least seven communities were isolated temporarily by Snow blockades across roads. The West c Oast faced a different sort of weather problem. Air pollution experts said an unknown 8 injured in Accident three new London persons were among the eight people injured in an Accident five Miles East of Fairfield at 12 30 p. M. Wednesday in which five vehicles were involved. Carl a Totemeier 72, his Edith 71, and their granddaughter. Carol Totemeier. 19. A Parsons College student were the new London people injured. Curtis Monroe 37, Green vue 111., his wife and two children and Perry Bannister it. Pleasant As Mast communities will be ushering in the yuletide season on Friday. The purpose of the Parade is to enhance Christmas by placing emphasis on its religious aspects. Floats will not be in Competition with one another during the Parade because no contest is Ben conducted nor will awards of prizes be Given. A wide variety of float designs Are possible with Quot the Christmas Story theme and each participate ing group is entering a colourful and j imaginative interpretation of some part of the Story. The music of j choir groups Carlers instruments or records will be used in connection with a number of the floats. Mayor Wade l. Mcbeth will he grand marshal of the Parade. I 1st Derrell Goddard of the wife local National guard unit is general manager of the event. Monroe to Jefferson South on Jef i be son to Washington East on Washington to main North on main to Monroe and p Oce cd East on j Monroe to the High school area. I the Parade will disperse at that location after the last float has passed the intersection of Monroe and Harrison streets. The event is being sponsored by the it pleasant chamber of Commerce. Henry county vote similar to National on Wesleyan staff Delbert buttery superintendent of schools at enter Point will join the Iowa Wesleyan College staff As assistant director of admissions on dec. 1. Death l Akes mrs. Cunningham the following entries for Parade have been received the Faith lutheran Church constructing a float displaying Green vue were also injured. All Large Bible with a Cross were taken to Jefferson Hospital in Fairfield. Carol Totemeier was driving cast and her car struck the rear of an eastbound car driven by David Prince. Fairfield apparently As she attempted to pass. The totem i # ear then collided head on with the westbound Monroe car. A car driven by Earl Moore St. Louis came up behind the Monroe car and skidded As he pulled off the Road colliding with a pick up truck driven by Herbert Burton Fairfield. Burton was approaching the Highway on a gravel Road. Prince Moore and Burton escaped injury. County Church Interior Wall using i theme Quot unto you is born a for which is Christ the lord. Allan ring is chairman of float committee. The is a and the Sav a or. The two indictments Are announced the Oakland Mills Community Church is sponsoring a float depicting the holy family. Mrs. Warren Stiefil supt. Of the sunday school is the float chairman. St. John s a. M. E. Church will sponsor a float consisting of shepherds looking at the babe in the manager and accompanied with Carlers. The float chairman is Chester Greenup the Beulah Church will sponsor a float with the theme of a peace on Earth Quot a lion and a Lamb together will be on the float along with a Shepherd. Float chairmen Are mrs. Lester Mathney and John Wilkie. Of c. Program is discussed at general meeting the fall meeting of members of the it. Pleasant chamber of Commerce was held monday evening at 8 00 m the chamber other with Twenty eight members attending. President Frank de Lucia opened the meeting by thanking the members for the grand spirit of cooperation in All the chamber activities this year. The program of work has been completed to Date As outlined the first of the year. The program of work for 1959 is shaping up in Good form and will be ready to announce soon after the first of january. This was the last general meeting for 1958, except Lor the annual banquet on monday dec. 8th. The meeting will be at the methodist Church at 6 30 p. M. With a Well planned dinner and program. Kiwanis and rotary will join for the evening and the ladies will be in attendance. Reservations Are necessary and should be made by tuesday december 2nd. Tickets Are $2.00 each. Call 432 now. I Cedar Creek friends Church w ill a j enter a float designed As a package the grand jury Lor the december with the Manger scene enclosed term of District court has returned1, Christmas tree and gifts and Fol Hunting. Cecil Mcdowell William element identified is Quot component Rockwell Eldon Waddle Stevie St Berg Larry Smith Janies Church. Larry Kellogg. Michael Wright Gary Anderson. Girls purple ribbon record Book winners equivalent to 95 to 100 per cent by Larry Mccormick Jane Ann Boese Anna Freyen Berger Shirley Schlatter Melba Rae Widmer Lois Erwin Jane Wickham Ronna Jean a Quot was mixed with smog which lingered Over los Angeles the past three Days causing More than 100 traffic accidents. Officials said there was no telling if the increasing smog would become Quot killer fogs Quot such As those that claimed lives at Donora pa., and London. England. Davis Youngman Sandra Winter a Cisna Sharon Fricke Judy Geary Meyer Carolyn Carden. Mary fran a Sylvia s. Gibbs. Judy Lauer Nancy death do us part. It May be a pcs Riepe Norma Evans Stucker Ann Wolf Rita Carolee Graber very narrow minded provincial Jean Ann Olson Karen Cisna even parochial attitude but it is As Janis Peterson Rita Meade Thel american As baked Beans on saturday night in new England. I should imagine that mrs. Emily Post who knows about such things has somewhere written a decision As to whether american women in their own country Are called upon to curtsy to ladies hearing foreign titles and under what circumstances. Curts Ying has become quite a business in new York and generally looks silly because to do it beautifully one needs to be trained in childhood. The Normal Saluta Tion hereabouts is a handshake i Mcgohan Ellen which is Tough on a lady if the Man j Tricia Unkrich is indelicate copyright 1958, King features Syndicate inc it More than two billion dollars Worth of plastics were sold in the of. S in 1957 a Dorothy Patricia Wallingford Judity Ann o Connor Linda sue Riepe Sara Stanley Sharon Bud de Delores Miller Linda Redfern Kate Schellenger and Vernene Rodgers. Blue. 90 to 95 per cent Berdena Boshart Winifred Boshart Kay Freyenberger Karen Anderson Laura Clark Jean Goldsberry Donna Meyer Janice Reschly Dorothy Roth Gwen Widmer Sandra Yoder Vicki Bergstrom Christine Evans Connie sue Lindeen Betty e. Anderson a Joan Anderson Janice Carlson. Connie Foster Sandra Madden Anna Mae Messer Beverly Reschly Margaret Watermeyer Lois Barber Barbara Marshall Julie Van Dyke Sylvia Klaus Diane Zihlman Zante Klaus. Wanda Corey Cirol Anne Leach Patsy Leith Nancy to Stevens Donna Rae Totemeier Sharon Wollam ret a Cash Roza Lea Freeman Carol Beth Ford Lana Jean Gray Eleanor Glanz Man Marilyn Ann Mabeus Judy Mabeus Kay Mctee Sharon Oldt. Linda Roth Eunice Mary Rockwell Janice Stiefel Karole Scarff. Barbara Hays Rosalie Miller Martha Miller Martha Townsend. Kathryn Veith Martha Wright Jan Fane Betty Grimm. Linda Harper mar Lys Lee Betty Byerly. Nancy Cammack Sara Hunting Linda Hunting. Joan Hunting Helen Wallingford. Connie Wallingford Mary Pickle. Linda Decker Margaret Mary o Connor Sally Sutton. Cynthia Whipple. Loretta Ross Joyce Donnolly Connie Ball Sharon Lee Dianne Redfern Nancy Riepe Karla Van soc Sherry Van soc and Iiene Holmes. Presentation of county club offi Tierce indictments and dismissed another Case. Larry Bray Monticello was indicted on a charge of breaking and entering. He pleaded guilty to the charge when arraigned and sentencing was set for monday dec. 8, at 10 a. M. Bray was originally charged on two counts of breaking and entering but they were incorporated into one charge. John Scarff it. Pleasant was indicted on a charge of uttering a false Check. He was Given until Friday at 10 a. In. To enter a plea. The third indictment was not released for publication at this time. The Case of Rex Miller Hillsboro who was changed with breaking and entering was dismissed and Miller was released from custody members of the grand jury were Hazel Greene Roy dist an Herman hallowed Raymond Lon. Helen Barton Virgil Aldrich Ai Milo Kudobe. Foreman. Lowing the theme of Quot gods greatest gift Quot. Two persons will accompany the float. Mrs. Harry t. Cooper is float chairman. The first Baptist Church through the sponsorship of its Marantha class and truth seekers classes is constructing a float using the theme Quot the heart of Christmas Quot. Float chairman is mrs. Merlin Donnelly. Salem congregational Church will sponsor a float through their Church and sunday school showing a birthday cake scene two persons will ride on the float singing a vocal duct. Float chairmen Are or. And mrs. Schau Trenton United missionary Church through its youth Fellowship group will enter a float using the theme Quot Joy to the world a a showing a Large Globe Eileen bios a ser of Wayland is the float t airman. The Finley methodist it in h m. Y. F group will enter a Al i using the theme of a peace on neighbors help build new barn for Paul Waters mrs. Robert h. Cunningham 82, died tuesday afternoon around 2 00 at memorial Hospital. She has been ill for the past year and hospitalized for the last two weeks. Anna Cunningham daughter of John and Wilhelmina Erickson Carlson was born july 16, 1876, in Warren county 111., near Galesburg. On oct. 2, 1895 in Knoxville 111., she was married to Robert h. Cunningham. They have lived in it. Pleasant for the past 27 years residing at 403 East Monroe. Mrs. Cunningham was a member of the methodist Church Eastern Star sans Sou i and the East Side mothers club. She is survived by her husband one daughter Louise Horne of it. Pleasant one sister. Mrs. Alfred Martinson of Delong 111. And two Brothers both of Knoxville 111. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 . At the r. K. Crane funeral Home with Rev. Gilbert mite in the county Henry co my Farmers voted in favor of the new program tuesday Ai about the same ratio As the National vote. In the county 520 votes were ast. Those voting for plan no. 1 o ailed 346 and those for no. 2, 29. There were 45 challenged Ball s about 73 percent of the unchallenged votes favored plan no. 1, o 1 a Washington up a the nation s Corn Farmers have voted for the end of acreage controls and tor lower Price supports in a special referendum. The plan approved by Corn Belt Farmers in tuesdays referendum eliminates acreage controls Anft fixes Price supports at a National average of 90 per cent of the i average Market Price for Corn during the three preceding years i by not less than 65 per cent of j parity. The other Choice rejected by i Farmers would have continued i the present program with reduced j acreage quotas. 0 0 9 incomplete returns announced by the agriculture department showed 246,475 votes for the plan of Secretary of agriculture Ezra Taft Benson and 100,064 for continuance of the current program. The majority for the new plan was 71 1 per cent. The present plan inaugurated in the Days of the new Deal had received 1 it tie support in recent years because most growers feed their Corn on the farm and Are therefore Little concerned Over Price supports and marketing quotas. 9 0 0 More than 61 per cent of the Farmers voting in a referendum two years ago cast ballots against continuation of the com program. Stout pastor of the first Metho but the Law at that time required dist Church officiating. Interment will be in Forest Home cemetery. Friend and neighbors of or and mrs. Paul Waters helped to erect a new barn. Or. Waters barn was completely destroyed by an Early morning fire saturday nov. 15th. The men worked under the efficient supervision of the contractor Leo . The following men helped four faculty members guests of rotary faculty members of the m pleasant schools were guests of the rotary club at a dinner meeting held at the Brazelton hotel monday evening. Following the dinner each of the teachers was introduced by a rotarian. C. A Cottrell superintendent of schools gave a Brief talk. Or. Fred Sternberg of it. Vernon was a guest Rota Nan from Vinton. Fire damages Manke residence considerable Days working in shifts to Complete from a fire at the new building Ruby Francis Orville Waddle. Earl Skinner Dale Waters Dwight messenger Keith Walker. Wayne Mcneely Linus Beckman. One Riepe Art Hollis Ray Talbert Virgil Erickson Ralph Myers Howard Burtcy Herbert Stone House. Kenneth Wagner Howard , Ervin Simmons Tony Harris Keith Inglebright Leo Brissey Dale Bris by. De Perrott Harold Mccabe Glen Mccabe and Dick my Kim. Damage the John resulted Manke residence just South of the City limits on the Oakland Road a 9 20 a. M. Wednesday. Local firemen took both Henry county Mutual trucks to the scene. The fire apparently started near the Chimney and spread under the roof my Between a Wall of the House. Firemen used a larg a two thirds vote to upset the acreage control plan. Only a majority vote was required this time but the two thirds margin was surpassed. The new plan also does away with commercial com areas. 9 0 0 under the scheme proposed by the american farm Bureau and Benson the government will Farmers an average support Price of $1.12 to $1.15 a Bushel in 1959 for All Corn of eligible Quality. Farmers May Plant All the Corn they want. The near foal returns showed that Kentucky and North Carolina were the Only two states to reject the new system. About 2.500.000 Farmers in 932 commercial Corn counties were eligible to vote in the referendum. But Only a Small portion voted despite a Pica from Benson. 9 9 9 under the new plan Benson also is required to support Oats Rye. Barley and Grain sorghum at prices in proportion to the com support level. He normally h a done this anyhow. 0 0 9 Des Moines up a Iowa Farmers joined their Brothers Over most of the nation tuesday to overwhelmingly vote out acreage Quantity of water in. Extinguishing j contr0s m 1116 National Corn refer the ire Lendrum. The Ford. House is owned by Leota Weiny infant Dies late tuesday i float chairman Bill Tomas Azem Weiny infant Smi of or. And mrs. George Weiny died at 11 tuesday in memorial Hospital. He was born in maturely around 10 Monda surviving him Are his parents one sister. Pami Lou his maternal Mcgohan. Girl scout Troon no. To i. Whir is sponsored by the kit mis club will enter a float on which the troop will ride holding symbols a the Christmas season there will be Angels at the end of the float float chairman is mrs t. C Ley. The presbyterian Church s Senio High Westminster Fellowship we grandparents or. And mrs. Lloyd enter a float but will have a walk Eland of it. Pleasant and Iris paternal grandparents or. And mrs George d. Weiny of Keokuk. Graveside services were held wednesday at 4 at the Foiest Home cemetery Rev. Gilbert Stout pastor of the first methodist Church officiated the r k. Crane cars leaders and guests took place funeral Home was in charge of j Early in the program i services ing processional including Joseph leading a Donkey on which Mary will ride the shepherds the Junior choir singing carols Chai Man is Sally Wilson the it. Pleasant High school tri his will sponsor a float. Then float chairmen Are or. And mrs Richard Van Tuyl. A number of other groups have it. Pleasant stores will be open Friday and 9-�?T saturday nights for your shopping convenience Bonus Buck drawing at 8 p. M. Friday $150 Bonus Bucks to be Given away. Ike to Confer with Dulles Augusta. A. Up president Eisenhower will Confer Here sunday with Secretary of state John Foster Dulles on the Eon the Iowa vote showed 73 per cent of the Farmers backing a plan to abolish acreage controls and Back a plan sponsored by Secretary of agriculture Ezra Taft Benson and the american farm Bureau. The Iowa vote As reported by the a. S. C. Office showed 40.984 casting ballots against the prese i farm program while 16,249 favor tinting Berlin crisis and other As-1 the acreage controls. In Addi pets of the International situation j Tion 2,661 votes were challenged. Business to be suspended for Day be the it. Pleasant business will suspended generally for thanksgiving Holiday. Public buildings and most stores and offices will be clawed for the Day. News not to be published thursday chuckles in the news Sonny gets married Shreveport. La. Up a mrs Sarah Elizabeth Dowden who celebrated her 103rd birthday sunday was to attend the marriage of her 77-year-old son. Allie to a 65-year-old widow today. London up a Frederick Wilson 40, was fined $28 tuesday for i stealing a policeman a bicycle so ----1 he could ride Home after calling the news will not be published at the station House to re Poi t the on thursday. Thanksgiving Day. Theft of his own Bike

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