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Associate notify this office at once Manka~ Paeld~g Co. ,Plm~ of the board of directors of the Sioux City, Iowa. This
• when they have a change Leased To Sial Raskin Mankato l~acking Co., met the has been in the same fa~rri~y
of address. ~lane at ,Bel~eville and brought since Sid's ~ather and un~le
The Mar~kato Packing Co. the Sioux City men to Mankato. started the plant in ~91'4. Proctor, blank~a~o.
~ffi~a,ls h~ve announced that Mr. ~Raskin was a,oc,o,mpan~ed T~e picture above shows, left " D/SMZSSALS
the pa,oldng plant, noct~hea*st of by Ernest Ma,ier, who will be
CHATTER ,Manka to, ,has been leased to s~perintendent of the local to right: Ernest Maier, Sid Sept. 22: Miss Lynn,r Newel],
Sid ~askin o,~ Sioux Ci'~, I~wa. plea't; Orville C'am~bell, his l'taskin, and Ralph Wa~gh. .Y~mlca,to; Mrs. Mice Oemaray.
Mr. Raskin and three e;f hJs hide s uperin, tendent; and Witb,ur Mr. Raskin end hds key eva- Mankato; Mr. Earl Murray,
FOR HOME FOLKS emp,lo~ees were in Manka to Col,lette, his constru~ction super- p}oyees spent the day looking Man.to.
R~'esday, September 29. They intendent, o~er the local p~lan~. ,They plan Sept. 22: Mrs. Nora Gleason,
M. A. B" "flew .to Belleville from Sioux Sid ~Raskin owns and opera.its to make some minor adjust- Burr Oak.
City. Ralph Wa~zgh, a member the Raskin Packing ,P~ant in ments arid get the plant cleaned Sept. 26: Mrs. R'helma Proc-
' ~ and rea+d~" to fro. Mr. Raskin tar, Mania:to; Mrs. Bernice
Scott, Mankato.
because. Hew about equality of sexes? were served by *Mrs. Kier and she had heard them eal, l~ ~ants to go into operation as
m'aart-- ~ .~id you ever bear o~ a hates- her daughter, Susan. The fo,1- ed G,ay Feathers. Someone else soon as passible..When Mr.
,, , l~askin knows definitely what Centenlal Parade and
reason? w~e retie? lowing @uests enj~D'ed the eve- called them ~an~es iro~
,.~ t~g: Ada Hi, sis, L~dia Beam. Heaven", ~md another ~ da~ he will be able to open the ~arbee~ In JeweU
could build True, we cnn'~ t~ke money Neitn Jones, Bulah Folsom, ~ay them "Indian paint brushes." pratt, it wi,ll be announced in
he used with ~-. ~ttt we can't travel Rea~er, and Ye Scribe. -- ~Wed- ~[ asked Wins Smith (~o this paper. 'i~e Jewe~l Centennial p,arade
Imvled very tf~r ~vithou$ it. nesd~y, our mece and nephow, brought the fl~vers) and he Ernest MaSer and Mr. Rat. SaCurda7 h'as graven in entr~es
Georg/a and Frank Egans of ga~,e the scientific name, but I erin's son, Steve ,Ras~n, oi to one of the ~,argest parades
Portland, Oregon, stc~ped ~or a can't remember tha~.-- John Sioux City will be the co, held ,in the area ,[or some time.
the Before S~tar~ay visR. They had been visiting Love raises fine sr~termelons-- ~anagers ctf the Manka~o planl Seven area band~, twenty floats
~0me irora My sister, Wine, red' Stoics, of their son, Mike, ~ho h~as i[inlsh- ( know, ~or he bro~.ght one to and ~,ill ~ive here. They will and some ~;ixty registered t~ar-
tam~. Cotw~and, .accompanied by ~.rs. ed his medioa,I course and is Ye Scribe. one for ~'ary's fa.m. bring same af the departmer#t ade pieces of ~ntiq~e cars, an-.
heads wi~ them from Sioux ~mal drawn entries and other
Jk~hnson a~d Nine ~fl, kkin~ his interne work in Men- ely, and one ~for Dirck B~¢'d at City. All the other employees parade ~tems b~ve been enter-
two sides came after me ~n.~ ~1'~ nespolls, ~V~inneso#a.-- We a'l'l Norton. -- Mrs. Jim M~rray
ends. Sunday, September '27, and we ~te ~n~ Thursday noon with eel, led me and told me that their will be selected from applic~ ed. ~arade workers said today
drove ~o Beiott and h,ad dinner Jo'nn, ~lizabo~ and Kirk Jo- son, Jack, ~,Lth the ~B~, s~ation- teens tram personnel in th~ flu;t irons were g.ill camir~g in
area Wrnen the c0~pany
you r, vha~ *at the Mainliner ~heve Mrs. hanson, Yvonne CoRSe, and Mrs. ed .at Co~by, had been ordered .. ..... . .. and Chat 'all ,were we}come up
tO Manh,a~anL la,~t w~s~le t~ h.~ teeny to a,c~'el~ :oca~ app,~1ca-
Gerald J~mes waited on us. N~, a medical records con- ~ard ~e-:I;r-esiden~af'~'~e .U:~. Siena, the in,~ormation will be to parade ~me, ~ is 10
Went to the home o[ Roy and m~ttant from ~tin@s. Georgia -- The w'esid~nt'~ tr~r~ to ~n" prin~ted in, the Je~etl County a.m. Saturd~t.v.
Gates. ~here we made and ~ank ']eft Thursd,ay ~,fter- " ................... n ,'l~e ~ree bee~f be~eeue will
,- , ~ . . ..... Record Er est Maier Land Steve
plans ~or the annual retmion of noon ~or Philllpsrm~r~. -- Fri- haman has ca,used ra=,,~ ~vvz- _ .. • ......... be se~cl about noon. There
t~at every, the 1910 ~ass ~ .K}a~s:s State d~ty, ;[ had a visit with Bess able press noti'ces-- frhe Widely ~aszm Wrll ~e m ~an~m. to ~,-fll be several contests held Ln
-- r~d "/T~ ~m,,a ~ ",xre,.1,1 l n.~ePvleW prospe~o~tve ernpl~- the ~Rernoon. ~1 antique di~-
Contro~-~ University. -- ~Ve~t to the home and Fern ~Pair. ~ bare a.... LU ........ ~ ........
~-"'rt ....... vm.~ .... ,~_.., ees. Please do not call or wr~te prays and many ner, v items su~l~.
debt end og [Mrs. Ger~d Kier Sunday, botRuet of wild Eo~vem in our ..~,, ..... ~' ~""~"'~""~R~In' ~' , ~'' " ~" "
20, tO help ~:elebrate o~tt, e, w~ieh has caused corn- ~rv about the behavior ~,~ -,,. ~, ~+acamg ,.~,. a~ ~,oux as 1~ cam, boa.~, trai~era ann
the bLrt~ of Mrs. ~.rr~ men~. They .re lon~ pu.r~Me ~t~',!asti,e resp~se'to--the-pr~i-City~ ~ndW~!! Op:y ~dr~.~Ra, t~r ~ ~ be .a~la~. ,or
Kier-- ~ refr~Mm~mts spikes. ~ ~)yd said ~t den~s address--Some indiv~d- 0~o . . * m ~lewin$ thr0u~ho~t the a~R~'-
ua~ l~a~ ~|~ ~o~ tJ~.~ ,~, ,~ wants the applications for era- noon, l~Ir~al peesen~on of the
tion~l broadcastimt ~m~=,~,, P~ yznent in the Mankalto plartt c~mtennial pa,gean¢ ~vil,l be gtv-
.......... to be made ,here
to rebroadcast the entire
s alreadv have what
Amendment offers
VAN HORN~
a time, when the world
Place, women were men'er
House of
hal
I confess I'm similarly unmoved by
the bill Mayor John Lindsay of New York
dgned into law last week forbidding dis-
,erlmlnatlon for reasons of sex In all
public places, Now, glory be, we girls can
drop in st any corner saloon, Joss.house,
Turldsh bath or ~mnes/um. And once
having done so -- if I read the women's
I/beratlon movement correctly -- we'll be
ever so much more equal.
"What do women want?" Freud once
asked in desperation. Well, I expect we
want many of the things men want. We
want to be loved and admired and
respected. We want the right to become
lawyers,, physicians, veterinarians, golf
caddies, jockeys or symphony conductors
without being thought odd, aggressive or
unfeminine.
If there are women who also want to
whoop it up with the boys at McSor]ey's
Saloon -- a men-only tavern for the past
century -- well, it takes all klnd~. Though
in my view• any women who shoves net
way into this murky, dank, sawdust-filled
dog hole deserves not an egg in her beer
but a mickey.
I By devoting so much time to de-
feminizing women, denouncing cosmetics,
• pretty clothes and female compliance in
sexual relations, the militents are dis-
playing a rather pathetic resentment
of the "girly girls" -- their phrase -- who
have made out quite nicely by accepting
their traditional roles in life.
It is no accident, says a ~ports writer
of my acquaintance, that most of the
leaders in Women's Lib, the sturdy lasses
up on the barricades in their hobnail
boots, are "about as feminine as a bull
moose,"
amend.
And this,, years
Harriet
Van Harm
acts with eqt~al grace
this sublime amendment
be in the early
rat/flcation, the entire coun-
our right to ~qual
and immunities
and intent, our
will be exactly like
in theory, freed the
shackles and sent him on-
Justice and prosperity.
mean to be cynical.
Women have been granted
only in special societies
times. For two million
in general have been
and sexuat conveniences.
!N MODERN TIMES we are
in equal status in far too
I doubt that a constitu-
is going to do anything
when it comes, will
education. And education
homes, sounder
THIS IS A POPULAR VIEW among
men, Women's Lib. they say, is not aim-
ing so much at equalizmg the sexes but
at equalizing all women, demeaning the
charm and sex appeal of the girls who've
got it.
We need parents who will encourage
girls to study and achieve, to understand
that a rich full life is one that combines a
happy home with a place in the world.
The answer ~o women's unhappiness must
come through cultural change that begins
in the home.
Tbere'c no answer at all, that I can
detect, In a ~th Ammdment or a wUd
a good case can be made
the. 14th Amendment is
to protecting women's
ver mind burdening the
a 26th. It would protect
we are citizens, Isn't
No state shall make or
abridging the rights of
e~ in the ~i,~h ~hoel a~ditorium
speech. So Kansas receh, ed a 'I~he re.~nin, g o~ the p•ckin~ at 7:~0 p.m.
great an~tmt o~ Savorable pub- p~ant is ~e best economic news
li~.ity. -- Mrs. L, H. S~ this ~rea has received for some
was in our office Frktay with tlyn~. The pack~g plant pro-
her niece m~d ne~phew, Mr. and video Lnvonm t[or en~loFees and
Mrs. Harold ~atson. I asked businees firms in this whole
SOCIETY
about her ,son,. Gerald, s~ho is or.. Too. R ~ve. the .ttlo. and CLUBS
an e~ce~{lerA bttsl~'na~l in .l~ a g~ ~ocal market, .
Dem'er, @he repor~ th,~t be and
hb tastily are fine, ~ guests thk past ~eek Bal~ D~mm~Club Mm~r
,Post Script: Had a nice v~d~ at the home of Mr. and Mrs: The h'b~y Dozen C~b met
with Mrs. Gus Bernard o~ Fair- MI'~o~t O#t and Lamlly ha~e ~onday ~ml~g, S~pt. ~, to~
bury Th~sday. Mrs, Bernard been Mr, and M~, Emerson • 6:30 SUpl~r a~ ~ home of
~as a,occ~panied* by Mrs. Ethel ISlam,on of ~rre~t Grove, Ore. ,Mrs, W. G. ~ ~Ith Mrs.
Siebe~t o~ Burr Oak. Mrs, Bar- ~beY vl~dted his sl~t~, Gertrude E~ther ~hnvorth oo~o~t4m.
nard Is making l~lans to oOm~ ~be~berd, and brother, ~verett Cards were played ~vRh Mns,
back to J~wel, l County end ts Siemon, and many old frlen& Cl,vde ~kmh~l•nd and ~enn
looking for a home in B,urr Oak. ~md ~te~ .wh~le here. On
Grout, St. r~oetv~ng the h t~h
Stmday a dinner was hem at ~.orm, rJ~e new mee~g wfli
--,Was I~sppy to i~t U visit t~ Oat home. (}u~Mtc wore: bo et t~e ~td~a~o 1Roan ff~eak
with :YSary Rsm~rth ona day ,Mr, and ~Mra. Emerson Slem~m, ~ Oz~. ~,
test ~eek. Mrs. Haworth w~
~lth her n~hew and w,~ get- Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Shepherd,
Don S~emon, Mr, and Mrs. I~win
tlng.~t~o~g real wetl on a walker, f~+ll~'nen and ~ of EI~- Birthday stud Annlvenmry Party
-- V, lsited with sweet Jan 8~,
d~r Frid~, Jan wa~ with her werth, and Mr. and Mrs. BIU
m,~the~ Mrs. Duane Snyder. l,~lwis and ~an'd.l~" o~ L~o~. A ~mlty party was held at
R~sell Lang~ and Pat David- the home of Mr. end Mrs. Bob
son were cations L~ t~e after. Parsons S~mdey. ~he occasion
Main Street- was incelebratlonofthewed-
di,g a.nniversary d Mr. and
Mrs. M~e ~ystead is in St. Mrs. Bah P, ar~vns and the birth-
Saturday on ~ar.k~to MS pro- Joseph's Hosplta,i at B~dmnk. days o~ Mrs. ~o~ Parsons and
sensed ideal we~a,ther, Ye ~¢.ribe Ca~is, where she recently Lorie Parsons. T~e present
rnv~ h,m~e beta lew that ~te~- under~ven~ su~ge~'. She ~uld were fMr. and Mrs. L~0,yde Got-
noon tar I los~e~ ~t home ,tmtii a~te hearin~ ~x~ friends man and Henw Go.nan of
~ate. 8to~ a~t ~oogaarts and and re~a~. Btrrr Oak. Mr. end Mrs. Leo
/~arry Ddazr~nd w,aRed on, me. Parsons. and the hosts and their
Martha Herrmarm ~ ~t the l~ato C~mtry Club ~tmJ~l~'.
checkstaad and Leon ~ car. Fall Tournament
ried ~ groceries. Ss~v Eva The Mankato Cotmtry @l~b $m~lle Lelgh Itaildmd~
and .l~a~ph .V~a~h and ORie Pall Tournament for members
P, eeger and ,1#aura SWitzer were enly ~vHl be held Sunday, Oc- Mr. and Me. ~ %a~Isback
together-- ~a.~ Halstead was teber 4. lS70. The s~ar~ing time of Jewe~ a~-nounce .the birth ol
gettir~g groceries, so ~as Dollie is 8:00 a.m. and i't is expected their daughter, @a~eile Leigh,
Zimmern~an.-- Didn't tarry the tournameat witl be over by a¢ ~e ~ C~ Hes~itai,
Smith Cor~ter. She mmounCeci
lane .for I was i~vited to a party 2:30 p.m. - her arriv~l Frk]~j'. sept. ~th,
tha~ night. Aria Hil~ came after The ,fees will be:
me at 6:.30 and we drove to the Men's tS h~e flights, SZ.00, at ,10:07 a~., and weighed 9
She ~as w. 2 'year old
~@artment of O~ie Reager. ,Ladies 9 hole ~ERghts, $1.00. ~Ister, :$oLtnn Mzrie. M.r. and
Tbere we were sewed with e
deli~'z;us two - course lomb. "' ,M.~s. Ceoll ~oehner, Glen Elder.
Guests £,tcl~ded Ruth Kier, Kay The tender tbo~f~ness of mad ~r. a~d Mrs. Joe F~a','~hack
Reager, P~th Colson, Luc~" Mc- t~at st~ Of ~ comlbrted ~ Jewel.l ~re her grandpar-
Bride, Ra,chel BMes. Giadys Noah, and R ~s con~orted en~. ~rs. ~k, ira ~ari@k, Love-
Fordlmm, Efle~ Nailer, Syl,¢ia thoosande sin~e. R w~s in a l~.nd, 0o~o., Is her great-grend.
Eoyt, Nettle Johnson, Vtvi~n btm~ma way, too, ~t God spoke m~tlm~.
Oat, Ads. Hills, and M~nie of R: 'r~/~en | bring a ,..
Bey& Prizes were won b~' c~oud over the ear~h, the born
Rachel ,Bales, Vivi~m Oat, and sila~l be seen in ~be cloud; and
Mamio ~oyd. -- Hope to see I wl~ look upon it, tlmt I reJa7
you ne~t Saturdm~. rerrm~ber the ev~as~g cov-
enant between God and every
~N~T~ON ltvin~ creatm'e of aR flesh Sluts
, By: ~ is upon the ettr~_"
"O bea~ul rainbo~v: all C~od's eyes and am" eyes look-
woven of ",~ig~t -ing on th~ same thing at the
'Fho~'s not in shy tissue one same tinm. T~a~ is a b~
shadow of n~," ~s~t; Im~ there Is a more
The ral~x~ is mm of the confort~ one gt~l -- He sees
most bea~ul things GOd ever the haw When o~ weak and
~e•ted, and His vaturtng it to blind eyes do not ace it ~t ML
o~ to Noah J~t wh~m '~dae 'r~ou am. eyes above
his appr~endon ~t ~ 2b +me a F~her'a love.
~ent was i~ta~ him w~th Beam Uke.tlm bow of
26th Amendment might
a belated recognition that
last, worthy of
voting and car-
passports and holding
good many years now.
passes in the i nlaht at McSorley's Saloon,
#f Cotwtland were er~joying a
cup of ec*,Tee and leaking at the
1971 Oldsmob~e.
The personnel at Leh~'llng's]lhttah Fvlso~n, Tom Lehrling,
Chwr0~let are looking a.t 'a 19'~I [routine Wilsman, and Mrs.
car. They are, left t,o righ.t: iTom Lehr~.ing.
8/xtb Dhde/et Kammm
Courthouse
Happenings
,The Probate Judaea's o~fi~#
issued ~ marriage license t~
• e ~olIawing cot~ple on Sept.
~: Johnny ,Eugene Sohriner,
P~verton, Nebr., 24, and Jan
Kay ~rg, ~e, Ki~wton.
N~r.
Judicial Case:
Mi'chael J. Lo~orto and Doug-
las Nell Harfft. chartged, ~I~
p~ssessi.an Of a narcotic drug
6marijuanaL The d~ten~an~J
were fined $250.0~) ea:ch and
c~urt costs and setteneed to
'1~0 days in jail. The defendaats
&re in the county Jail.
The J~e~l Oou~tv F~le~aU~
o+f ~Rept~b~loan W~men will ~on-
~or a meeting to wbie..h both
men and women are In.ted on
T.uesday evenirrg, Oot. 20, a4
8 ~,m,, in the Legion ~ at
,Jewell. 2?n.e Je~vel{ memberl
are in charge ~ ar~an,gements,
program and r~treshmenLts. The
guest speakers w,ltl ba R~pre.
ser~tative ~ex Borgen and Omm.
ty Cha/,r, man OaN/n James, Ev.
eryone ~elcome. Come meet
your candidates 2~,eed~y
n~ing, Oct. 20th~ in Jmvefl.
