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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1936
Page
2
Mrs. Meyer Slivkends and Minshonet Magar spent a week visiting relatives in Monticello and Cedar Rapids. Dozens of locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Wade Long and Miss Jawis, joined relatives in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns for visits and shopping. A note on community events highlights a meeting of commercial elites and various social calls across Monticello, Veroma, and surrounding areas.
In a retrospective from The Monticello Express the paper recalls April events from twenty five years ago. Notable items include weddings and anniversaries, family births, and deaths in Monticello and nearby towns. Residents celebrated milestone anniversaries, moved residences, and local officials changed posts while revival meetings progressed.
News notes Mead of Monti eelly celebrate the birth of a daughter Vernna Dean at Meny hospital. Her mother Lernteess Mills before marriage. Relatives include Mr and Mrs Jon Haris and family, Frank Millan and family, and Mr and Mrs Carl Harris of Ananya My. Also Paval Haris and daughter Virginian Pay of Manchester.
Vinal Conture of Manchester spent Wednesday calling on friends in Monticello. Mr and Mrs Herbert Notaels and family of Waseca Minnesota were guests last Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs WPL Yeoman.
Mr and Mrs Belo Nagel made business calls in Wyoming on Wednesday. They then traveled to Earlville on Sunday to be with Mr Nagels mother who was seriously ill.
Mrs Ida Kempf of Dubuque chats with friends while en route to Boone where she plans to settle. Her son Fred and family recently moved to Boone where he serves as manager of the Sioux City Seed Company.
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