Colwell High School - Panther Tales Yearbook (Colwell, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1953 volume:

1953 C olwell Cons olidated School and Gymnasium ?,,z..i 7E:-QS L M . 1 in 3 .sf -- ' -1 ,X 4 . . at - , , f 1- x f ., ' R 5 1+.',x s ITA . v:' 1i' Y iivii ' 1 ,.... - - .....- -1-v -4 11- --.P - J ...zz I N Y ,s f ' f-fi? R , yy' uf-:' -.-.za-f ' s n K Seniors RICHARD LEE 'BIERBAUM DALE LELAND CHESTEK Class Office .... ..... C lass Office . . . . . . . .1- Class Plays .... ...3- Class Plays... 3- Paper Staff .. . . .. Basketball . .. . . . 1-2-3- Annual Staff. . . . .... Baseball .... . . .1-2.- Glee Club. . . ..... 1-2- Band ......... .... 1 -2-3- Paper Staff. . . .... . . 2.- HAROLD LLOYD GOLLY C1assP1ays... B and ......... .... 1 - 2 - 3 Paper Staff .... ...... Annual Staff ............... MELBERNE LEE ELLIOTT Class Plays Basketball . Baseball. . . Glee Club . . Paper Staff. Annual Staff B and ....... Annua1Staff...4 PATRICIA MARIE GOLLY Class Plays .... .... 3 - Glee Club .... .... 1 -Z- Band . ........ .... 1 -2-3- Paper Staff . . ...... . . Annual Staff ................ ANNA RUTH KIESS Class Office .... .... 1 Class Plays... 3 Basketball . . . .... 1-2-3 Glee Club .... . . . l-2 Band ........ . . .l-Z-3 BandQueen... Twirling ...... . . . 1-Z-3 Paper Staff .... ... . . 1-2 Annual Staff . . . . . . . SHIRLEY JEAN ROWLEY Clas s Off1c e ............... ClassPlays... Basketball . . . .... 1-Z-3 Glee Cliib . . . .... . 1-2 Band ........ . . .1-2-3 Band Queen. . . .... . . . . Twirling ..... .... 1 -2-3 Paper Staff... ....l-2 Annual Staff ................ WILLIAM LER Class Plays Basketball . Baseball. . . Glee Club . . . B and ...... P ap e r Staff . Annual Staff O Y LIN N ......S-4 . ..l-2.-3-4 . . . l-2-3-4 l-Z-3 .. .1-2-3-4 ......Z-3 ....4 I E 2 . 5, ,... 3555: 'P JL I EX 5 3 Q is sv z, is KEITH ARDEN LACKORE Class Plays .... ...... 3 -4 Basketball .... .... 1 -2-3-4 Baseball. .... .... l -Z-3-4 Band ....... .... 1 -Z-3-4 Paper Staff .... ..... 2 -3 Annual Staff .... .... 4 MARVIN DONALD SOLBERG Class Plays. . . .... . 3-4 Baseball .... . . .1-Z-3-4 Glee Club... 1-2-3 Paper Staff... Annual Staff ...... .......... 4 RITA MAY ST Class Office Class Plays. Basketball . AEBLER V Glee Club .... Band ...... Twirling . . . Paper Staff . Annual Staff MARILYN Clas s Office Class Plays JOYCE ...- Basketball .... Glee Club . . Band ...... Twirling . . . Paper Staff. Annual Staff Cheerleader ....... . . .1-2-3-4 ......1-2 . . . 1-2-3- . . . 1-2-3- ....1-2 WATERS ...l- .....3- ....2-3- ...l-2-3- ...l-2-3- ...l-2-3- .......l- Who's the tallest boy? Jim Zimmerman CHARLES WILLIAM STARR Who's the tallest girl? Rita Staebler shortest? ,Anna Kiess Who 's the Who's the oldest? Marvin Solberg Who's the youngest? Harold Golly Who's the most sheik? Dale Chestek Who's the quietest? ' - Patty Golly Who's the noisest? Charles Starr Who's the best natured? Melberne Elliott Who's the laziest? Keith Lackore silliest? - Marilyn Waters Who's the loudest gum chewer? Shirley Rowley Who's the most ambitious? Richard Bierbaum Who' s got the cutiest grin? Bill Linn Who's the ll Class Plays . Band ....... Paper Staff. . Annual Staff . .. ...l-2-3-4 . ...... 2-3 JIM LOWELL ZIMMERMAN Class Plays. . . . . .73-4 Basketball. . . . . 1-2-3-4 Baseball . . . Glee Club. . . Band ...... 4 . Paper Staff. Annual Stafi .. .... 1-2-4 . ....... 3 ..1-2-3-4 ..... ...3 .. ............ .4 FQ Class History Fourteen small youngsters anxiously climbed the steps to the first grade room on September 1, 1941. They were Patty Cross, Anna Kiess, Shirley Rowley, Rita Staebler, Joan Valeske, LaVonne Steward, Melberne Elliott, Jim Zimmerman Dale Tjaden, Dale Chestek, Paul Darrow, Bill Linn, David Walsh and Gary Lester. During the year Beverly and Betty Lutz and Florine Bangert joined us. Our teacher was Miss Viola Baker. In the fall of 1942, Melberne Elliott and Betty and Beverly Lutz had fallen from our list of members. LaVonne Steward and David Walsh moved away during the year. Two members, Mary Jean Lunn and John Bonner, increased our number. Miss Baker was again our teacher. Miss Opal Heard welcomed fourteen third graders when school started in 1943. Melberne Elliott had rejoined us. We lost Dale Tjaden. June Noling and Clayton Wiltse joined the class during the fourth year. We were under the instruction of Miss Doris Wilson. Patty Cross and Jim Zimmerman failed to attend school with us during our fifth year. Kathleen Copper and Mary Riat Mooney were our teachers. Mrs. Donald Todd, our sixth grade teacher, found only eleven young folks ready for school. Myrna Timmons joined us in the spring, but Gary Lester and Clayton Wiltse moved away. Miss Mooney gave us our final report cards for that year. After an absence of two years, Jim Zimmerman rejoined us in 1947. However, Paul Darrow left our merry group. Miss Virginia Jaeger was the teacher. Nine eighth graders entered the room of Mrs. Grace Streitmatter in the fall of 1948. Keith Lackore had joined us. June Noling had not come back. Sixteen green but hard working freshmen entered the halls of C, H. S. in 1949. The new members of the class were Kenneth Cordes, Harold and Patty Golly, Roger Grimm, Marvin Solberg, Charles Starr, and Marilyn Waters. Mr. John Halstead was our sponsor. Though we lost Roger Grimm, Alice Wiltse and Richard Bierbaum were added to our number for our sophomore year. Mr. Halstead was again our sponsor. Joan Valeske failed to return with the Junior class of 1951. Alice Witlse moved at the beginning of the second semester. Mrs. Mae Essman was our sponsor. With exception of Kenneth Cordes, all of the juniors returned to finish their high school days together in C. H. S. They were Richard Bierbaum, Dale Chestek, Melberne Elliott, Harold and Patty Golly, Anna Kiess, Keith Lackore, Bill Linn, Shirley Rowley, Marvin Solberg, Rita Staebler, Charles Starr, Marilyn Waters, and Jim Zimmerman. K. E. Steele served as our advisor. 12. Prophecy Ten years have passed by and the class of '53 have settled far and wide. Each has gone his own way to get ahead in the world. The former Patty Golly, is now busy taking care of her, five sons and keep- ing house for her husband Henry and his brother Bernard. She is now working part time at the May Drug Store and is keeping in touch with her former school mates. Dale Chestek is now teaching engineering at Ames. He frequently brings his wifte and three daughters back to Colwell to visit his old friends. His old 39 Chev. is still faithfully fholding together. If you happen to go east of Colwell you will probably see the former Rita Staebler doing the field work while her husband Tim, is working on their old Plymouth and tending to their four children. The former Shirley Rowley has managed to work herself west-ward where she and Russell have worked very hard to build a small, but substantial ' shack by the ocean. Her three daughters are now twirling in a near by theater. Harold Golly is competing against Charles in the junk business. This busi- ness has become very prosperous and he now plans to buy out Oscar Besuk and settle in Colwell with his wife and son. .Tim Zimmerman has been living in Arkansas where he has acquired the true Arkansas spirit and therefore has been too tired to seek a wife. He has been thinking of returning to Deerfield and organizing a Lonely Hearts Club. Melberne Elliott and his wife Mary Jean, have purchased a large dude ranch in Texas where they have a large number of Stallions. Since they are doing quite well they have extended invitations to all of their poor classmates to spend a week with them free of charge. Anna Kiess has been located teaching in Africa so she can be near her fiance Bernard, who is stationed near there. They plan to be married as soon as he is promoted, and with both salaries, they hope to struggle along. In Colwell we find Keith Lackore has established a large taxi business. His wife takes care of all the calls during the week ends while Keith is in his bar- ber shop giving his specialty The Lackore Butch. Bill Linn is now an admiral in the navy and can be seen driving his new but banged up Cadillac convertible. There has been a rumor that he has a, girl in every port! Richard Bierbaum is now Secretary of the Treasury of the U. S. A. and his wife is working as a waitress in a cafeteria near the White House to help support him and their two daughters. Charles Starr is a used car dealer and junk dealer near Chicago. His wife is kept busy caring for their nine children and three dogs. In a report from Alaska we hear that Marvin Solberg has been patiently wait- ing for a silver fox to walk in to his traps although business is not too good, he still finds time to court some unidentified Alaskan girl. During the housing shortage Marilyn Waters has converted the old Deerfield Hall into a home for her husband Dick Losee and her triplets. She has given up teaching English at the Colwell school. 13 Clas s Will We, the class of 1953 of Colwell High School, of the County of Floyd, and the State of Iowa, being of sound minds and bodies after fouristrenous years, do herby make, publish, and declare this as our final and best will and test- amentsg herby revoking all former wills, bequests, and devices of whatever nature or form here to fore by us. as I, Richard Bierbaum will my front seat to Willard Grimm so he can throw all candy and gum wrappers behing the radiator. I will my black hair to . Barbara Lemons. J' - '- I, Dale Chestek will my Chevy to Darwin Krumrey, my candy wrappers to Roy Lewis, and my 'butch to Harry Wilson. I, Keith Lackore will my ability to sleep in class to Paul Freese and my ability to be on time to Harry Wilson. To Bill Kreimeyer I will my nurnber 3 jersey for playing basketball. I, Marvin Solberg will my trap line to James Oeltjenbrunes. To Kenneth Elliott I leave my prized English Literature book. I, Charles Starr will my smooth running Plymouth to Hurvey Tudor. My liking of Charles City girls I leave to Mike Knowlton. I, Bill Linn will my old convertable to Willard Grimm. My black curly hair I will to Darwin Krumreyf I, Melberne Elliott will my pitching arm to David Hoeft. The back roads I will to anyone who can use them! I, Harold Golly will my ability to sell advertisments for the annual to James Starr and my ability for work to Charyl Hillier. I, Jim Zimmerman will my fun of going to Club Deerfield to Paul Freese. I will my basketball ability to William Kreimeyer. I, Shirley Rowley will my laugh to Donna Chambers. My ability to talk so fast I leave to Hurvey Tudor. I, Patty Golly will my liking for older boys to Joane Peters. I leave my ability to act shy in school to Madalene Wilson. I, Marilyn Waters will my liking or red heads to Sharlene Sweet. My pierced ears I will to Marlene Elliott. I, Rita Staebler will my ability to Tango to Mary Bierbaum. I leave my ideas to Joane Peters! I, Anna Kiess will my long blonde hair to Mary Jean Chambers. I leave my grades to anyone who needs or wants them. We will the Freshmen the ability to get through high school without working any more than we did. We will the Sophomores the ability to chew gum at all times. They irlay also eat candy whenever the desire hits them. We will the Juniors the ability to hang on to all of their class members un- til the graduate. We will the quietness and peacefulness which will prevail after our grad- uation to the faculty. V We will Dale Boyer, the janitor, all old pencils, paper, gum, and candy he might find on the floor or any place else in the schoolhouse or gymnasium. Any old skeleton keys he finds he may use to open any doors which refuse to open when locked. 14 X X Xa UL ,H XX uf ff' -,1 -51' fy- .- -. Q . X - - 1 VV x ,.Z.g1::,A lt XX X i 139 Juniors STANDING: Willard Grimm, Paul Freese. SITTING: Madalene Wilson Joane Peters, Cheryl Boyer. MOTTO Forward: Into the Future FLOWER American Beauty Rose COLORS Yellow and Green CLASS OFFICERS President: Joane Peters Vice President: Willard Grimm Secretary-Treasurer: Madalene Wilson l'7 W nhl NN N. ,X CX Y' Ok., 57 A . .: .: 243 -:,-n y - E:--:r E- .. !.' -1' .2:' ---- J. , . .'- 15.1 ' - -' g1. ..Q5 . ' '-: 1' X -i.7?--'3'-'- ' - 2 . -J :I- fl, E' ' . ' U Q gfxfjrr ' fd 2.24. I . -Y X, ' ' . ,JM , . 1? , ,. Y Xi' f. Sophomor e s BACK ROW: David Hoeft, Darwin Krunarey, Hurvey Tudor, Netha Juhl, L Lloyd McBride. FRONT ROW: Mary Jean Chambers, Barbara Chestek, Beverly Hatzky, Charyl I-lillier, Sharlene Sweet. Freshmen BACK ROW: Roy Lewis, Kenneth Elliott, James Oeltjenbruns, Ronald Peters, Harry Wilson, James Starr. FRONT ROW: Mike Knowlton, Barbara Lemon, Mary Bierbaurn, Marlene Elliott, Donna Chambers, William Kreimeyer. Z1 BACK ROW: Keith Katcher, Sandra Meyer, Paul Dolph, Robert Duncan, Philip Tetzloff, Nancy Kruse, Sharlene Lemons, Jim Chambers, Ronald Kraninger, Muriel Mannetter, Bill Rouse. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Wickersharn, Karla Kapka, Roger Hatzky, Patsy Tudor, DeAn.n Elliott, Judy Hillier, Charles Bonnette, Sandra Juhl, Doris Linn, Freda Adelmund, Bonnie Boyer, Robert Strietrnatter. FRONT ROW: Roger Sweet, Jerald O'Neil, Kale Tibbitts, Dennis Gorman, Gene Strietrnatter, Lois Lackore, Joyce McCoy. BACK ROW: Robert Kiess, Ronald Marmetter, Dale Lackore, Doris Knapp, Betty Vanderhoef, Bernard Krall, David Lutz, Bernadine Bishop MIDDLE ROW: Allen Mannetter, Gary Tibbitts, Bruce Wilson, Clair Wilson, Dorla Krumrey, Bill Snyder, Elliott Rouse, Wayne McBride, Mrs. Albaugh. FRONT ROW: Kay Knowlton, Marcia Russell, Rosalyn Dolph, Katherine Crangel, Marjorie Kriemeyer. 2.2. BACK ROW: Rayinond Boyer, Larry Bill, Gary Carter, Sharon Tetzloff, Margaret Kraninger, Sharon Hatzky, Janean Tudor, Janice Boyer, Mrs. Stein. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Wilson, Roger Ross, Terry Meyer, Dennis Meyers, Ruby Anderson, Karol Mannetter, Nancy Adelrnund, Nancy Bi FRONT ROW: Manan Knowlton, Lois Lemons, Marie Lutz, Gary McCoy, Jerald Dolph, David Brandt. BACK ROW: Janet Wilson, Frances Ross, Lyle Tibbitts, Larry Katcher, Gordon Chestek, Lois Kreimeyer, Mrs. Cavanaugh. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Meyer, Kenneth Rowley, Jerry Crangle, Kenin Mannetter, Sharon Zimmer, Bonnie Lemons, Gary Elliott. FRONT ROW: JoAnn Rouse, Margaret Wilson, Phyllis Stalker, Robin Wilson, Arnold Adelmund. ' 2.3 X X W ff! , f 4! Q C ff yu., aid FE. 1 1 t I ' X 421 .427 N y' J , -T . . A . : , ,f' ' 1.-' '. j.' 41' .14 .71 ' - 17 -1 v --. ,- ,. ':' 'K .411 'N' .3232 , , Y 1 -23' ,- '- : ' ', 'Z 6 '. 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FRONT ROW: Joyce McCoy, Lois Lackore, Keith Katcher, Marjorie Kreimeyer, Sandra Meyer. High School Twirle rs LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Chestek, Shirley Rowley, Marilyn Waters, Mary Jean Chambers, Marlene Elliott. 2.9 BACK ROW: Kay Knowlton, Linda Wilson, David Lutz, Kathryn Crangle, Rosiland Dolph, Bruce Wilson, Bernard Krall, Bonny Boyer Sharlene Lemons, Keith Katcher, Mr. Conklin. MIDDLE ROW: Bernadine Bishop, Jerald O'Neal, .Timmy Chambers, Doris Linn, Karla Kapka, Robert Streitmatter, Philip Tetzloff, Gene Streitmatter, Robert Kiess, Lois Lackore. FRONT ROW: Nancy Kruse, Judy Hillier, Robert Duncan, Sandra Meyer. z BACK ROW: Donna Chambers, Charyl I-Iillier, Netha Juhl, Beverly Hatzky, Marlene Elliott, Mary Bierbaurn. FRONT ROW: Mary Jean Chambers, Barbara Chestek, Barbara Lemons, Marilyn Waters, Sharlene Sweet, Mrs. Albaugh. 30 X N M gi N. 5 l ni. H .NX U Wh N' -:EE Z fff ' W MJ . GL .Q g I 2' ' - 1 lb. , 1 -.f ' ff fg ,-lagaftf' nl. 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MOLTZ General Contracting Re s idential Commer cial Indu s trial Guaranted Work Concrete Work Licensed Sidewalk Contractors 700 2d Avenue For Free Estimates Phone 1618 'Q Congradulations to the Class of '53 COLWELL CREAMERY CO. Manufacturers of Certified Iowa State Brand Creamery Butter Phone 3ZF5 2 Colwell, Iowa ALTA VISTA STATE BANK Capital, Surplus, Undivided Profits and Reserves over 35140, 000. OO Sl. 00 opens a Savings Account. Why not start'Saving today? We sell all kinds of Insurance Deposits insured up to 51510, 000, by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Alta Vista, Iowa KAPKA HATCHERY 1 . X M ff x '1,, ' X, fl if W 4 . ,,x. is ,,... ' xx -Q S l e Fw? L- gg, . , v F eeds -Remedies -Equipment Phone 258-W Charles City, Iowa FRUDDEN LUMBER CO Building Materials Phone 2 Charle s City, Iowa 'K TP CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Commercial Trust 8: Savings Bank First Security Bank 8: Trust Co. Charles City, Iowa ' , 1 , , , FARM SERVICE CO-CP Q Tank Wagon Delivery Kenneth Staebler Phone 1084-.I . Charles City, Iowa COLWELL CC-OP GRAIN Douahboy Feeds EXCHANGE F eed Grinding -Mixing Manager -Bill Rus s ell Colwell, Iowa Coop Farm Machine-ry Q if r eeC,C CASTLE CLUB Special Prices for Wedding s -Parties Charles City, Iowa 1 l l l - -V W WI, DAVIDSON GAS 8: ELECTRIC LP Gas-The Modern Fuel For Cooking-Heating-Tractors -Wiring Service- GE Appliances 8: Roper Gas Ranges It's The Service That Counts Phone 735 Osage, Iowa COMPLIMENTS OF TRI -STATE PRINTERS N .1 V, 1 1 ,, EASTERLY and SON Hardware 8: Implements H Authorized J. I. Case Hardware 8: Household Items GA 1 S 1' Phone 973 Colwell, Iowa 6I1e1'a. 'llpp 16 S MARTINS STUDIO Protraits of Distinction Phone 11 2 Osage, Iowa FAREWA Y STORES INC. Ibwa's Most Economical Food Stores Nationally Advertised Brands Fresh Fruits -Vegetables-Meats Frozen Foods -Cigarettes Phone 117 Charles City, Iowa --m H ' r y WEINB ERGER PHARMA CY Your Community Health Service Store Mo dern Prescription Compounding , 201 N. Main St. Charles City, Iowa . JENSEN BROS. LOCKER SERVICE Complete Meat Processing Facilities Preserve the Garden Freshness of Your Summer Fruit 8: Vegetables Through Quick Freezing and Zero Storage Charles City Colwell Floyd GARRY HOME FURNISHINGS For the House Beautiful 1206 Gilbert Street Charles City, Iowa Q5 fo Z ' k f XX Q1 ' ' 217 N. Main Street Phone 268 A X 5 , 6' fo DEAN JEWELERS Charles City, Iowa I - p - MIDLAND LINOTYPE SCHOOL Appr oved for Veterans and Civilians Ladies -Men-Handicapped -Limited Enrollment Established 1909 Charles City, Iowa ANDERSEN FURNITURE Furniture - Household Appliances - Floor ,Coverings 104 - 106 N.. Main St. Phone 269 Charles City, Iowa J. L. WORKMAN QUARRY Agricultural Lime-Concrete Rock-Road Rock-Sand Phone 32 Floyd, Iowa HOWARD CGUNTY EQUITY co-oP ASS'N. Grain-Livestoclv Coal -Flour Feed-Seed and Machinery Manager J. F. Beecher Congratulation to Class of 1953 KAPKA GROCERY PYLE IMPLEMENT Oliver Authorized Sales-Service Finest in Farm Machinery Highway 218 South Phone 772.-W Charles City, Iowa MEUSEL HARDWARE Hotpoint Appliances Delta-Thor -Blast-Derker -Shils on-Power Tools Phone 113 Charles City, Iowa CHARLES CITY IMPLEMENT CO. Harry Lurnley A. J. Horvei Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Farm Equipment 703 N. Main Phone 78 Charles City, Iowa J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Incorporated Charles City, Iowa SYLVESTER'S Linoleum-Carpet-Ken Tile -Plastic Wall Tile Guaranteed Installations, Free Estimates 91 South Main St. Phone 630W Charles City, Iowa INTERSTATE POWER COMPANY CLUB IOWA Your tax paying Home Owned Electric Company Colwell, Iowa Fine Foods Entertainment H1WaY'S 18 218 West Charles City, Iowa A DRA INS IMPLEMENTS CO Farmall Tractors International Trucks McCormick Farm Equipment International Home Freezer New Holland Balers Bahlen Corn Cribs Genuine Parts 8: Service Phone 682 Charles C1ty, Iowa PEDERSON CLEANERS 604 Clark Street Charles C1ty, Iowa LUCIAN 8: HORGEN The Friendly Store Furniture - Carpets Linoleum Curtians 312 N Maln St Phone 148 Charles City, Iowa MAID -RITE SHOP A Friendly Place to Meet Good Food Fast Service One-Half Block West Ben Franklin Charles City, Iowa I 4 n 1 I - A I , , I u - I f . 1 1 ' ' 5 0 . 9 - 4 f -u In-an 1- PA RIS CLEANERS When In Charles City Come To LEGEL'S Phone 324 We Sell Most Everything Ch 1 C't ar es 1 V' Iowa Drugs Novelties Gifts MARTZ PLUMBING AND I-IEA TING We Sell-Install -Service 92 So. Main St. Phone l966 Charles City, Iowa' KELMESI-I BATTERY 8: ELECTRIC CO. Specialized Services 8: Sales Radio 8: Television 714 E. Clark St. Phone 53 Charles City, Iowa E. M. MILLER .IEWELER Gifts From Miller's Are Gifts At Their Best Diamonds -Fine Watch Repairing 400 N. Main St. Phone 277 Charles City, Iowa I NEI-IL PUMP Sz HARDWARE Pumps-Jacks -Water Systems Pittsburgs Paints Alta Vista, Iowa KRA LL 'S CAFE Colwell, Iowa SMITI-I GROCERY Quality Merchandise at Right Prices 30 Years in Business Besides our low prices we ' also give trade.stamps -you 'save two ways- Satisfied costorners make our business a success! Phone 32-F4 KLIMESH BATTERY 8: ELECTRIC CO. Specialized Services 8: Sales Radio and Television 714 E. Clark St. Phone 53 Charles City, Iowa GUTHART BROS. North End Market Charles, City, Iowa OBIES STANDARD SERVICE Tires-Batteries Greasing-Washing Phone 3 14R Wendell C. Oberrneier HAWKEYE VULCANIZING CO. J, B. Shriver, Proprietor Appliances All Kinds Tires -Vulcanizing 97-99 So. Main St. Phone 407 W Charles City, Iowa YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE Stewart Shoes Why Not Put Yourself In Our Shoes DAYLIGI-IT STORE, INC. Dry Goods, Ready-to-Wear, Peters-Velvet Step-City Club Mi11i1'1e1'Y Weatherbird Charles City, Iowa 219 N. Mairi Phone 294 THE INSURANCE OFFICE Wayne J. Fluent, Manager 612 Clark St. Phone 379 Charles City, Iowa 1 SCHMIDT PLUMBING and HEA TING COMPA NY Timken Silent A utomatic Oil Burners 609 West Clark Street Charles City, Iowa THE TRADING STORE Where Your S Has More C Charles City, Iowa COAST -to-COAST STORES Phone 29 Charles City, Iowa BAND BOX CLEANERS Prompt Sz Efficent-Service A Cross From the Postoffice Phone 480 Charles City, Iowa VIVIA N'S BARBER VANITY BEA UT Y SHOP Phone 260 Charles City, Iowa MONROE SPORTING GOCDS V MODERN ELECTRIC COMPANY Frigidaire Appliances Phone 512 713 Clark St. Phone Charle s City, Iowa Charles City, Iowa NATIONAL STUDIO GROSSMANN'S 'Photographs for All Occassions Funeral Directors 723 Clark St. Phone 1538-W V- C- Grossmann Charles City, Iowa Rockford, Iowa Charles City, MEHMEN'S REPAIR SHOP Plow Shares -Welding Farm Machinery Overhauling Phone 1787 -W Colwell, Iowa RICE'S CAFE 8: TAVERN Good Food-Quality Bev erages L. R. Rice, Prop. Phone 5 Floyd, Iowa D. X. SERVICENTER R. J. Hentges, Owner Phone 75 Alta Vista, Iowa DA LE PETERSON, INC. Installation Craftsmen Carpet-Draperies -Tile Linoleum Osage, Iowa THE FRUDDEN LUMBER CO. Building Materials ' Phone 7 Floyd, Iowa ELMA CO-OPERA TIVE CREA MERY ASSOCIATION Manufacturers of Fine Creamery Butter Elma, Iowa BOYER'S SHELL SERVICE General Repairing 81 Accessories Phone 9-F-15 Colwell, Iowa COLWELL PRODUCE 8: HATCI-IERY Highest Prices Paid For Poultry 8: Eggs Wayne Sz Ames Reliable Feeds Phone 9F6 Colwell, Iowa COLWELL RECREATION ART'S SHOE COMFORT SHOP Shoes -Harnes s - Canvas Just For Fun Phone 32F3 Colwell, Iowa Repairing-Tarpaulins Arch Fitting -Health Shoes Phone 543 Osage, Iowa LEONARD 'S HAT CHERY Lencos GRA Y 'S SERVICE Leonard Leghorns D ekalb Chix Phone 24 8 Osage, Charles City, Iowa Iowa BOOSTERS HAHN'S JEWELERS GEO. S. SMITH .TEWELERS RIES CAFE DONALDSON'S NOCKELS SHOE STORE MCCABES REFRIGERATION UPTOWN CAFE ELMA CLEANERS OSAGE LUMBER CO. G 8: L GROCERY WEBERS SUNDRY STORE JOHNSONS PRODUCE BILL'S BARBER SHOP LASHBROOK DRUG CO. H 8: R TAVERN COLWELL JEWELRY ALTA VISTA CO-OP CREAMERY ELMA PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK