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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1925

Page

9

Local notes from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns

A roundup of short items lists visitors and activities across Cedar Rapids Dubuque Monticello Hopkinton and nearby towns. Notables include Mrs Irving Tlintz and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cartano visiting Cedar Rapids, Teeters in Dubuque, and Dr Reed in Cedar Rapids on legal business. Easter dinner at The Virginia Café and spring fashion at Devlin Millinery are noted along with births and local sales events.

B. E. Reed Cedar Rapids Wilbur Cartano

Monticello Express notes local visits and events

Local residents report visits to Cedar Rapids Oxford Junction and Monticello while families travel for illnesses and celebrations. bake sales church events and an Legion dance are announced along with spring repairs, farm notes and new births.

Town notices and social events fill Monticello week

Local ads announce Easter offerings at The Express shop Miss Belle Devlin carries Waster hats and Emil Rickless promotes curtains and clothing Husman McCrea line J LeRoy Farmer signs corn contracts and dairy talks knead community life as court business and a new Monticello siren debut unfold April programs and family losses WCT

Lovell township meetings list topics and local events

The Lovell township women meet next Saturday at the public library for talks on raising baby chicks followed by a nutrition lesson led by Mrs Meyers of Ames. The Own Your Own Room club plans a monthly library basement meeting with a program including roll call Country Girl's Creed and demonstrations of wallpaper and curtains.

Lovell Township Farm Bureau Meyers Towra State College of Own Your Own Room Club Lovell Township Evelyn Eby Mona Lightfoot Ruthayes

Death of Monticello Teenager After Surgery

Benjamin Durst 17 son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Durst of Monticello died at John McDonald hospital after mastoid operation. He was a Monticello high school sophomore. Survived by parents brothers Alfred civil Cedar Rapids Robert and Warren Monticello. Funeral at Reformed church two o'clock with services at home first. Burial Oakwood cemetery.

Benjamin Durst Leonard Durst Monticello John McDonald Hospital Monticello High School Alfred Durst Cedar Rapids Robert Warren Durst The Reformed Church Roland P. Kuentzel Oakwood Cemetery

Senior class picnic and school notes at Monticello

The Monticello high school community reports a Friday night picnic at the dam with games and photos. Miss Hoy directs the play Clarence to premier May first, while seniors study electricity and exhibit crafts. Teachers attended a Waterloo convention. Janet Young and Bernice Podhaski visited, and Philomathean discussed The Maker of Dreams. A Kinder Little Red Hen play impressed, and Mr Sloan injured rolling a heavy oil barrel. recovery hoped.

the Dam Miss Hoy Clarence Mahannah Whitford Pierrot Robert Ricklefs Twedl EU Piorette Imogene Skeley Bernice van Voltenburg Jian Zimmerman Miss Knapp Fraser Sloan

Teachers Study Center Hosts Monticeto Event

The dast study center will be held at the Montiecto high school building on Saturday April 11 starting at 380 sharp with an afternoon session at 1 30. Teachers should bring notebooks and pencils. Mrs Blanche Whitford will present physical education and Prof George Hendrickson will present mature study. Nellie Vo Morey Co Supt Mrs A Buckley aged 97 celebrated her 1st year of residence in Straw berry Point combining that anniversary with her 97th birthday in a town gathering. Mrs Buckley is mother of the wife of ex Senator Byron W Newbury. Three other daughters assisted in the festivities. Miss Susan McMahon recovering at Mercy hospital in Anamosa plans to return home next week after a long rest. Her friends in Monticello rejoice at her good health.

Montiecto High School Blanche Whitford George Hendrickson Nellie Vo Morey A. Buckley Strawberry Point Susan McMahon Mercy Hospital Anamosa Miss McMahon Monticello Sioward Lawrence Hosford Amanda Hosford Washington, D. C Lillian Lambert Wagner Wichita Kansas Sean Lambert William Murchhie BE. C. Lambert What Cheer Town State University Amember Rho Gamma Phi Leta Sorority P. KO Hosford Monticello High School Northwestern University Sigma Chi Fraternity North Garfield Place Memphis Tennessee Long Lines Department American Telephone and Telegraph Company

Happenings in Monticello Discussed by Local Rotarians

Monticello Rotarians held a weekly meeting at Maples Inn last Monday evening. After the business session, Master Otto Riedel played violin with George Richard Guyan at the piano, receiving hearty encores. J J Locher gave a humorous talk on early Monticello happenings, recalling many funny boyhood moments.

Monticello

Fire destroys large Monticello area barn and stock

A Sunday evening blaze on the Andrew Ambuehl farm three miles east of Monticello on the Cascade road consumed a 72 foot barn and its contents. Loss included 11 young cattle, 30 tons of hay, bushels of small grain, and farm machinery. Fire chief noted eastern wind limited spread. Insurance with the Lozher agency totaled 1,600 dollars, not full coverage. Also reported wedding news: Sloward Lawrence Hosford, former Monticello boy, wed Lillian Lambert Wagner in Wichita.

Andrew Ambuehl Monticello Cascade Road Ambuehl Locher Agency

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