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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1928

Page

3

Center Junction Community News Highlights

John Clark resigns as Center Junction school superintendent to take a higher paying post at Wheatland next year. The town recounts funerals, club meetings, church events, school activities, and resettlements including teachers' salary increases, anniversaries, and a new school band program.

McMasters Return From Winter in Tam

Onslow Mr and Mrs Archie McMaster have spent the winter in Tam worthington area returning home. They report pleasant weather and plans to resume farm duties and family visits in the coming weeks.

Archie McMaster Tam

Wyoming Couple Observes 63rd Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bottomstone marked their 63rd anniversary on a Friday in April. He is 88, she 86, and they moved from Pennsylvania to Iowa after their wedding in 1865 with Mr. Bottomstone a veteran who served in the Ninth Pennsylvania cavalry and marched with Sherman.

George W. Bottomstone Bottomstone Methodist Church Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Cavalry Sherman Elspy Lyter Halifax Iowa Mr. Bottom

Cascade Delegates Back Smith at Dubuque County Convention

Cascade area delegates to the county convention in Dubuque on April 7 favored Alfred E. Smith for president. The Whitewater and Cascade townships named their delegates and reported solid support for Smith. Various local residents were noted for Easter visits, recitals, trips, and family movements in Cascade and nearby towns.

Prairieburg Woman Thelma Leader Returns to Kansas City

Mrs. Thelma Leader of Prairieburg returned to Kansas City last Thursday after a trip. The brief note confirms her travel from Prairieburg to the city, with no further details provided.

Thelma Leader Kansas City

Local Residents and Visitors Report Activity This Week

Mrs Lon Shaw returned home Tuesday after treatment in Town City. Mr and Mrs Paul DeLancey of Central City visited Sunday. H B Flockhart returned to Minneapolis Thursday with Mrs Flockhart staying until her father improves. Mrs McEvoy hosted a party for her primary pupils Thursday. Easter exercises were held by the Sunday school and the offering went to the Des Moines children’s home. Miss Elizabeth Holub visiting relatives at Cedar Rapids. Allen Conklin spent three days in Central City last week.

Clarence Moulton Dorothy Johnson Independence Lyla Sill Thomas Edgar Clarence C. R. Moulton Dorothy J. A. Johnson Buck Creek Lenox Young People H. E. Wilcox Mary Robert Gearhart Helen Downs Christ Dorothy Cramer Portia Main First Presbyterian Church Dean E. V. Laughan W. S. Johnson James Johnson Marshall Neil B. W. Humphrey R. A. Wallace Stephen DeShaw Homer Brooks Alvin House Hart J. Williamson Frank Brooks Clifford French F. E. Williamson J. D. MacAlister Alfred Larkin Clara Byam Roy Marolf Edgewood Marolf A. J. King C. S. Morton Hopkinton Monticello Morton Masonic Hall C. L. Main Josephine Porter Will Adams Huberta Livingstone H. Livingstone Iowa City Henry DeShaw J. C. Edgar Anadarko Okla Edith Tibbits A. E. Atkinson Chicago Marion Spence Frances Kelly Union Township Corn Belt Business College Waterloo FP. R. Tesar Missouri Covenanter Church Christian Endeavor Society Epworth League Methodist Church Mabel Biiney Bernice Behnke E. V. Laughlin Manchester Maggie Davis Monticello Hospital Wilbur Kirkswood Kensington Club J. R. Kirkwood S. C. Keith Cedar Rapids Milwaukee Railroad W. Kemp Cozar Mrs. Reeve Ohio Reeve Herman Bradle W. H. McNeill Alice Simons Simons Delhi Esther Moats Center Junction Augusta Heiken William Johnson C. W. Duke Dubuque John Clark Wheatland J. Glanz, Jr John, Jr Woemen's Club H. E. Stingley Margaret Young Katherine Robbie Berta Long Presbyterian S. G. Thompson H. G. Manuel R. S. Robbie J. F. Livingstone F. L. Himebaugh Center Junction Theater Ellen McDonald National Kindergarten School Flowers and Magazines Prahm Lorna Livingstone Oakdale John Livingstone Selma Prahm Rockwell Anna McDonald Wyoming George McDonald Peter Jakelin Ariel Romick Malcolm Romick Presbyterian Church Roberta Livingstone Elizabeth Youne Mount Vernon Cornel Carl Heideman Dice Norris Margaret Lucille Norris Frank Husman W. C. Hanken Leone Serbousek E. F. Kleineck J. L. Serbousek Preston Oxford Junction Serbousek-Kleineck G. O. Long Fla Florida Iowa Frank Rowe Long Beach Calif Margaret Collier Kate Maple Maquoketa John Kennedy Los Angeles Dennison Mac French James Kennedy Kenneth Jessie Kurtz Tanis Chicago Heights Tanis Leona Johnston Johnston Urban Hale Leona McCormack Carrie Mackrill McCormick W. E. Smith Anamosa Lizzie Russell Dorothy Buck Davenport Joseph Wasson James Buckner Olin Howard Willison George Paulsen Miss Hart Belle Johnston Gerd Behnken Clara Anderson Amber W. Bowser Harry Koon Estelle McCune C. H. Meyer Mrs. Meyer June Scripture Smith Rawson Laura Holst Will Moore Kennedy House Grant Streeper Mercy Hospital Robert Onslow Steven Streeper Francis Orr B. W. Streeper Steven Belle Osborne Minnesota Onslow Presbyterian Church Meyer Phillip Palmer Walter Koon Arthur Noyes Scotch Grove Willison Wyoming Cemetery Howard Clark Underwood Stone Here Dakota Lillian Smith Charles E Daisy Lyons Anna Louise Henry Bramer Bramer Richard Brownell Lorraine Harrington Betty Newcomb Ruth Bahnsen Clair Felker Mary Strong Jean Roush Mary Ann Wilker Melvin Thomsencornet Roy Kokenmuller Evelyn Griswold Harold Anderson Edith Morse Ruth Conmey Vern Westphal Robert Newcomb Pauline DeMoss Norman Conmey Elma Holub Carl Ingwersen Irvin Adams Fred Buchholtz Raymond Holtz Hansetta McHugh Glatha Bramer Hetty Franks Ishpeming Mich W. W. Bronson Henry Bremer Memorial Hall H. H. Roberts Henry Griswold John Inglis W. S. Garrison James Inglis R. Fishwild Alex Adams W. J. Beckwith C. E. Wherry Hugh Campbell E. N. Stoffel R. H. White Oskaloosa Soule Clarence Sears Frank Edwards Alice Brown H. J. Johnson Kokenmuller Johnson Barney Otting Worthington Stephen Green Barrett Edgar Hawkins Cascade Clio Club Professor Gibbs John Leen Fillmore Thomas Rooney Cascade Theater Hall Virginia Ravens Dorothy Becker A. E. Aitchison St. Martin's Church Ann McGovern Joseph J. Murphy Hillar Koob Thomas McGovern Leo Europe St. Mary's Church Dorothy Huntington Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls A. J. Skinner Community Presbyterian Church Doris Graham East Cascade High School Des Moines Register Whitewater Township C. D. Baldwin E. J. Kean J. P. Lane J. F. Lehner Cascade Township John Lowham Joseph Gross W. J. Drummond J. C. Herard Alfred E. Smith Frank Loes Creighton University Omaha Michael Loes John Neville Hiram Neville Loras Lane T. J. Lane Godard Fred Columbia College Marguerite Miller John Liebold Michael Lees E. M. Kearney Grinnell A. W. Aitchison Sisters of St. Francis Cascade Theater J. B. Albers Carmel Sullivan Aloysius Hosch Henry Banghart West Cascade George Liebold Sand Springs Jack Tobin George Zoller Margaret Becker Laterda Pratrieburg H. B. Flockhard Minneapolis Mrs. Flockhart Des Moines Elizabeth Holub Allen Conklin Central City

Radio schedules of stations and programs listed

A dense transcription lists broadcast times and programs across radio stations including WOC WOW WHO WCCO and others. It names many shows, orchestras, dinners, and lectures with varying start times from morning to late evening, including mentions of Hoover Sentinels and several named groups.

Schedule fragment for radio programs and stations

A list of early morning and midday radio slots across stations including KS50 WHO WOC WCCO WOI and Brunswick Record. Entries show start times such as 6 30 am for An Hour with the Boss and 8 00 am Victor Record with several weekday blocks and a 10 30 am Wed Thurs Fri Brunswick Record slot.

WOW Roxy Wcco General Motors WHO WOC WCCO Fisk Vincent Lopez Wcco Voters’ Service Seiberling Armand Palais D’or Orchestra Cities Service Orchestra Northland Oil la France Palmolive Ben Bernie Walter Damrosch WOW Phileo Orchestra Tanwar Nae Woo Goodrich WoOw KS50 the Boss Victor Record Thurs Brunswick Record Happy Hour WOI Victor

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