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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1933

Page

6

Lenox Music Contest Attendees and Finalists Named

Attendees included Rev and Mrs Alyea Mr and Mrs August Dreibelbis of Center Junction Miss Myrtie Dreibelbis of Jpg and Mrs Cruise of on. Finalists for the Northeast Iowa Junior College conference music contest to be held April 28 include Violin Margaret Demaree Piano Gertrude Reeve Trumpet Irvin Adams Baritone horn Donald Appleby Saxophone Roeil and Dunlap Flute Maxine Smith Trombone Stephen Crouse Voice Bass Harry Alves Alto Mary B E Gearhart Tenor Donald Smith Soprano Dorothy Dreibelbis Baritone Morris Rimmer and several choral groups under Mrs Pearl M Reeve. Judges were Paul B Ray Cedar Rapids and Frank Royden Monticello.

Alyea Mra August Dreibelbis Center Junction Myrtie Dreibelbis Jpg Cruise Lenox Maxine Smith Stephen Crouse Harry Alves Mary BE. Gearhart Donald Smith Dorothy Dreibelbis Morris Rimmer Pearl M. Reeve Paul &. Ray Cedar Rapids Frank Royden Monticello Forrest Hutton Anamosa Charles Livingstone L. A. Gibbs A. R. Stanger Strawberry Point Mr. Gibbs Morton Edith Wilfong Hopkinton Manassas

Community programs mark Scotch Grove meeting notes

The Scotch Grove farm bureau gathering last Tuesday featured a community sing and a township spelling contest judged by Miss Nellie V. Morey and Mrs. M. M. Sinclair. Winners were Jean McNeilly first, Esther Reuter second, Ruth Tomlinson third, with postcontest gifts from Miss Morey.

Farm Bureau George Harms Harms Smith Henry Wallace Monticello Nellie V. Morey M. M. Sinclair C. P. Abbott R. D. Sanford Pauline Yossi Eldon Tjaden Lois Conley Hattie Eggert Esther Reuter Elmer Hodge Dorothy Otten Laurel Naylor Ida Louise Brokens Mabel Otten Jean McNeilly Ruth Tomlinson Selma Antons Glen Goldsmith Doris Schoon Leonard Kleineck No. 6 Lottie Rickels Miss Morey Miss McNeilly Miss Reuter Lee G. Streets W. B. Clark Esther Sinclair Ethel Courtney Evelyn Miriam D. O. Sinclair Henry Ahraken John Ahraken Lora Houston William Wright del Wright Royden Nursery Wright G. J. Hughes Richard Hanken

Hopkinton Eyes New School Superintendent and Local Events

Hopkinton elected William Edgar of Fredericksburg as superintendent of public schools. A Lenox YMCA sponsored show on April 18 will fund Nutshell expenses with 18 boxing rounds and two wrestling matches. Post office seeks a mail messenger. Frank Cline holds current contract. A petition aims to retain postmaster H. B. Pierce through July 1, 1933. Local society notes cover church helpers, visits, moves, and Easter time gatherings. Hopkinton schools plan an orchestra and glee club concert led by Evelyn Spears and Gladys.

William Edgar Fredericksburg Alpha Lenox Y.M.C.A Post Office Department Frank Cline Pierce The Presbyterian Church A. H. Larkins J. D. MacAllister Ed Bacon Ethel Morton Ella Bradle Manchester Cecil Chambers Sanborn Chambers Perry Metcalf Geraldine Moore R. N Iowa City B. A. Moore J. R. Kirkwood Wendell Archie LeClerc Roberta Jones Hopkinton Miss Jones Lenox College Duane Wilson Billy Dubuque Franc Wilson Evelyn Spears Gladys

Prairieburg Docket of Easter Visits and School Hires

Prairieburg residents share Easter visits with relatives and friends including the Knapps and Boyles. The Prairieburg board of education hired William Broz as principal, Katherine Kula as primary teacher, Clara Boyles as intermediate teacher, and Louie Drexler as janitor for the next school year.

Hillar Knapp Eleanor Simmons Clara Boyles Cascades Boyles Clair Conklin Davenport Leo Holub Harry Fairbanks Anamosa Kate Holub Alberta Robinson Earlville H. F. Dolan Harry Camne Lillian Enabait Monticello C. O. Rowley Milo Kaliban John Kaliban Mount Verdon Mike Blanck State Hospital Iowa City Amos Myers Cedar Rapids Frank A. Kula Wilma Holub Mount Mercy Junior College Joe Hills Frank Willmott Sylvia of Waubeek Roy Walmott Willmott Elmer Wells George Knott Fred Bohiken Fred Starks Board of Education William Broz Katherine Kula Cascade Louie Drexler

High School Student Spent Weekend with Parents near Walford

A high school student spent the weekend with his parents near Walford and planned to return to the city Monday morning.

Walford Our City

Local residents visit families across Cascade Monticello and Dubuque

Sunday visits include Sand Spring Herman Welter and children with the Knapps in Cascade. Rippey visitors with Fred Egger home and Cap Arduser in Richland Center. Easter gatherings at the Will Baum home with Cox and Jones families. Cooking school at Monticello. Several trips to Dyersville Masonville Monticello Amber Hopkinton Dubuque and Dubuque area.

Herman Welter Cascade Dean Morton Rippey Fred Egger Cap Arduser Galen Hein Richland Center Loeda Hein H. F. Arnold Earlville Will Baum F. J. Welter Dale Jones Julia Jean Elkader Hillar Knapp Donnie Joe Stanley Bright Mary Knapp Altman Monticello John Bohiken Dick Bohken Amber Erma Bradke Hopkinton Morton Dickie R. E. Chaplin C. K. Greer Farm Bureau Jones County Presbyterian Church Mon Heelle Will Adams Masonville W. H. Behrends Henry Adams Edwin Egger Bobbie St. Louis Egger Missouri

Embroidery club visit and local social guests noted

Mrs. R FE Chaplin attended the Embroidery club at Hopkinton at Mrs. Jim Huckers home. Mr and Mrs Clifford Arduser and daughter Arlene of Langworthy spent Sunday with the Cap Arduser family. Mr and Mrs Galen Heli and their son John of Richland Center and George Arduser were guests in the Arduser home.

R. FE. Chaplin Hopkinton Jim Hucker Clifford Arduser Arlene of Langworthy Cap Arduser Galen Heli John Richland Center George Arduser Arduser

Ancient rulers and poets unnamed in modern homelessness

The text contrasts Solomon and David famed for wisdom and poetry with a stark note that about ten million people in the United States now lack stable housing. It links historic fame with current social crisis, implying a shift from royal plenty to widespread homelessness.

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