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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
2
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Fragmentary notes describe a sequence of events and names including Nes Eo, New Gerald Bric, Levine Sbelier, and Teemr The week. References to dates like Ninareeme and Nuuguueace hint at a calendar of activities or meetings. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but show a local scheduling or notices list with multiple individuals and places.
A jumble of names, places, and phrases appears without a clear event or narrative. Several lines mention individuals such as Wes, Chicker Podhesti, Luther Somsper, and others, alongside place-like terms, but no coherent report or outcome is identifiable.
Messrs Nuss Ee Winch and Mrs B E Atel join a Women Society of Christian Service school of instruction at the Methodist barrel Copron Friday afternoon. Mrs Youn of Mi Vernen led the meeting. Visitors include Thema Van Velenbarg of Cutler Ragods in Mon meee this test weekend. Agnes Cashen of Milwaukee visits her parents Mr and Mrs Neal Cashen. Imine Tendick visits during the Laser holidays with uncle Bev. A banner notes the American Legion Aumnerr county conference held Szverdar 2. Aramesa.
Mr and Mrs Otto Burrich of Anamosa hosted relatives Sunday. Mrs Dorothy Shoop and daughter Suellen from Chicago stayed over weekend with Mrs Henry Eden. Suellen extended her visit to remain with her grandmother.
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