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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1958
Page
3
The meeting of the 54 Garden Club featured remarks on insect content and garden themes. Attendees included Mrs. Thompson of Trimmond and Mrs. Patty Chane, with refreshments served by the hostesses.
Forester Corbin outlines a local community tree program to encourage residents to plant their own trees with spacing to reduce disease risk. He cites tree diseases such as Dutch elm disease and notes spraying and removing dead wood as defenses. large-tree spraying is hard. Candy Candido and Great Jones County fair board members attended, with President Andy Strittmatter presiding at St. Luke's Methodist Church.
Presbyterian circles met across several homes with 28 members at one gathering and 16 at another. Devotions were led by multiple members, with topics presented by Mrs. M. Cran and Mrs. Robert Thoent, while prayers and refreshments were shared by numerous hostess volunteers. Three guests attended, including Mrs. Orvin Yeoman, Mrs. EL Gessing, and Mrs. Anna Cookman, as noted in the Express report.
Onslow residents share family updates with Cedar Rapids visits and travel. Mrs Harold Jordan and sister Mrs A E Baker spend time in Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs George Paulsen return from the South trip. C M Holst comes home after Cedar Rapids hospitalization. Elsie Holst of Chicago visits the Calvin Reiss family for Easter. Mr and Mrs Lavern Taylor become parents for the first time in Alaska where Taylor serves. S/Sgt and Mrs Donald Juilfs of Topeka Kans visit the former’s parents.
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