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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1920

Page

2

The Thread of Destiny presented in Center Junction hall

Center Junction hosts a home talent play The Thread of Destiny a Civil War era comedy drama with a 23 actor cast led by Mrs ig Tomlinson Geo Washington Johnson and others. The event runs Friday night April 20 with a second program by boys and girls glee clubs on April 28 and a city wide notice on local ordinances and community updates.

Center Junction Virginia Fanny Ig Tomlinson Geo. Washington- Johnson Tomlinson Betty Montgomery Ttle Joy Smith Dtth Sherman Frank Himebaugh Montgomery J. M. Young Col Montgomery Ed Duncan Homer Till Beverly Montgomery Talifax Ann—Mildred Spohn Laura Lee Lucile Wimebaugh Tom Randolph Geo. Smith Martha—tisvelyn Sutliff Susan Kathryn Himebaugh dane—Elizabeth Young John Morton Orla McGuire Mammy Dinah W. J. Spohn Pexton Bailey U. S. Army Itoss Young Vaele ‘Billy Ted Bulegrin Louise Lawton Cecil Caro Ralph Francis Sh. Spohn Madge Young Eloise Young Hearst Duncan Miss Meliosy Irs I. L Selma Prahm Sharpe Woodland Breezes Weiser Reading Joy Smaith Old Madrid Trotere Lohr H. C J. A. McDonald Geo. Donald J. S. Livingstone I. Stingley Ray Hearn Charles Nelson Vern Serbousek Geo. McDonald C. A. Burmeister Lyman Moates James Mead Wir. Bohler Davenport Lulu Grimm St. Luke's Hospital Lulu Dean Alexander John Alexander Will Leech Young Dean Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Wil J. R. McNeilly Springville Idlmer Burr McNeilly Paul Holm Pauline Nelson Jr Maquoketa Uirace Lyon Hearn Monticello Mr. Hearn Paul Holia Npworth

Death of Miss Mat Streng Shocks Cascade Community

The Cascade area mourns Miss Mat Streng who died in Phoenix Arizona after pneumonia following a health decline. Her parents brothers and sisters cherish her memory she attended St Marys parish and was a beloved local resident. The remains will return to Cascade with funeral details pending.

Cascade Mat Streng Phoenix Arizona Miss Streng Nicholas Mae Streng Streng Joseph Streng St. Mary's School Catholic Church St. Mary's Parish Joseph Strong Peter Joe Clarence Aloysius Cyril Veronica Elenor Helen Catherine Margaret Joe Strong Ernest Vogel Jr Chi Cago Vogel Chicago Max Crum Ney Ernest Vogel Electrical White Lake South Dakota

Cascade school board names 1920 teaching corps

The Cascade school board selected the 1920 teaching staff for the new term starting September 6. Appointments include Superintendent C. B. Cannon, Principal Marguerite McAllister, Martha Becker, Mary Leggett, and Margaret Devaney. Other notes cover student injuries, local incidents, and community visits.

Castle Grove Caucus Chooses Delegates to County Convention

In Castle Grove on April 21 Republicans held a caucus at School House No 2 with women attending. Kadron was led by Wo McLaughlin and HW Urvine served as secretary. Delegates to the county convention named include MA Slosford Bertha Tharken and WJ McLaughlin. The Nolan bill prompts farmer protest, Farm Bureau plans meeting April 10, all members urged to attend. Weekend visitors include Willie Bernards family and J L Siebels with a new baby reported at Privilegeburg. Unfavorable weather delays farming with grain still to be sowed.

Castle Grove Wo. McLaughlin Kadron HW. C. Urvine Os. MA Slosford Bertha Tharken W. J. McLaughlin Farm Bureau Castle Crewe N. K. Ga0ia Privileburg J. L. Siebels Montivello

Sand Spring Club Opens Year With Home Meeting

The S M F F club began its new year with a meeting at Mrs J S Pierce's home last Thursday. An enjoyable afternoon ended with light refreshments. Members present included Mesdames Chaplin Meyer Gestel Pierce Guthrie Schuster Littlefield Ghar McDonough Arduser Viehelder Murray Slauson. Visitors from Hopkinton Isses Widith Louise Gestel Florence Sampson Irene McDonough Mildred Blair and Frank Gibson of Issaquah Washington spent several days with local friends. John Gibson, a former resident, is noted. Mrs James Littlefield and daughter Marguerite visited relatives in Dubuque. Mrs H S Vierce and daughter Lois visited Hopkinton. County Superintendent W A Ottille of Manchester attended Wednesday. Jennie Garlinghouse and daughter visited Montivello on Thursday. Irene McDonough and Marie Sturrey visited Monticello on Friday.

S.M. FF J. S. Pierce Membe Mesdames Chaplin Meyer Gestel Pierce Guthrie Schuster Littlefield Ghar McDonough Arduser Viehelder Murray Slauson Ars. H. S. Vierce Lois Hopkinton W. A. Ottille Manchester Jennie Garlinghouse Montivello Irene McDonough Marie Sturrey Monticello

Local Meeting Sets Delegates for County Convention

Seateh Cirove notes April 20 attendance by ladies at the town meeting. M M Sinclair and Mrs W J Clark elected to represent them at the county convention in Montivello on Saturday. W Hutton and J W Callahan named as other delegates. Memorial day planning session held at AL Sutherland’s with committees formed for speaker and music. Further notices promised.

Seateh Cirove M. M. Sinclair W. J. Clark Montivello W. Hutton J. W. Callahan AL Sutherand Mimer Enst Ouslose Ho EE Carson Arthur Himelhwugh Hopkinton Seatch Grove King Brady McDonald Hospital Eid Hoyt Cedar Rapids

Monticello and Nearby Social Visits Reported

April 1 visitors from Monticello and Central City travel to see Wm Gltmann and John Ommen homes. Stoddard family visits Ruth and Margaret Hansen. Anna Colman and Win Olmanu visit Dixon Davenport relatives. John Batchelder visits son Claud in Wyoming. Lena Monel shops in Monticello.

Ruth Margaret Hansen Monticello John Uimmen Anna Colman John Rickles Win. Olmanu Dixon Davenport Cis John Batchelder Claud Wyoming John ‘Ickles Anaimusa Lena Monel Wis

Route No 2 Social at Wayne Lutheran Draws Crowd

A Route No 2 basket social at Wayne Lutheran Church drew a large crowd and netted about 110 dollars for the event. A baby boy named Willan Henry was baptized last Sunday, daughter Marie Margaret born to Mr and Mrs Gerd Gerdes, and a party by Henry Rickle from Scotch Grove occurred Sunday evening.

Wayne Hagen Henry Wennenkimp Willan Henry Gerd Gerdes Marie Margaret Henry Rickle Scotch Grove League Schmidt Pubuque Willmis Tobias Tobia

Prairieburg Social Notes Add Details Of Local Life

Ladies met at the Delancey home to sew for Elmo Delancey as he prepares to begin housekeeping again. Visitors from Worthington Iowa include Mesdames Wagner and Trowbridge at Warren Whitney’s family. A baby boy arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Geo Knott weighing pounds. Several residents visited Prairieburg from Cedar Rapids Marion Town City. Elsie St John returned from Cedar Rapids. Dr Redmond advertises eye tests.

C. A. Delancey Elmo Delancey Fred Trowbridge Worthington Iowa Warren Whitney Geo. Knott J. C. McQueen Matie Fish Cherrill Parker Prairieburg Elsie St. John Cedar Rapids F. J. Holub Marion Irving Bebee Town City

Local Notes From Anamosa And Surroundings

J Rice of Scotch Grove eyed republican primaries for a possible representative bid but has not announced. Emory Potts suffered a burglary loss of 135 dollars meant for stock to buy cobbling tools. Fr M Bagley returned to duties after illness. Leroy Heddinger, known as the copper king, was detained by deputies. linked to copper thefts and former reformatory time. Warden C C McClaughry returns to Iowa and may rest in Anamosa or Cedar Rapids. Chiune Stroud survived a near fatal electric shock while working for Iowa Electric Co near Amber. he escaped with burns after a high voltage incident.

J. Rice Scotch Grove Anamosa Emory Potts Potts Fr. M. Bagley Court House Leroy Heddinger Webster Heddinger Keokuk Reformatory C. C. McClaughry Iowa Anamosa Reformatory Wethersfield Chiude Stroud Eternity Iowa Halctric Co Amber Stroud

Local Happenings In Hopkinton And Surroundings

Mrs Chadwell and Mrs Putnam of Monticello visited Mrs R J Davis last Saturday. Rev Grant of Buck Creek will deliver the Commencement address for the high school on May 7. Rev Ensign will give the Baccalaureate at the Methodist church on May 28. Mangled Littlefield stock remains were loaded for junk sale reducing value to under one percent. Mrs N L Landers died after months of illness. Funeral at home conducted by Dr W H Ensign, burial at Linwood Cedar Rapids.

Chadwell Putnam Monticello R. J. Davis Rev. Grant Buck Creek Ensign Methodist Church Littlefield N. L. Landers W. H. Ensign Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids Linwood Cemetery That City

Just Going To and Fate in One Man’s Struggles

A Philadelphia Association Bulletin excerpt reflects on a man who planned to help a neighbor, pay debts, insure a home, and reform his business but met repeated failures. It ties personal plans to broader misfortunes as health, finances, and competition derail his path.

Philadelphia Association Bulletin

Oxslo School Notes Recital Stages Variety Program

The program last Wednesday night in the opera house featured Planned Son of America audience recitation and a vocal duet by Thelia Johnson and Ivah Greiser. Mildred Streeper read, Rewspaper a Miss Domer told a story, and John Clark performed a song. Carol Kennedy is ill. Thelma Johnson, Ted Wamittou, Harms and Minor Paulsen are absent. Hlarokt Wadley has a black eye. Reported by Nella Clark.

Oxslow Opera House Son of America Stanley Cave Thelia Johnson Ivah Greiser Alvan Hannay Mildred Streeper Miss Domer John Clark Carol Kennedy Mary Snyder Thelma Johnson Ted Wamittou Harms Minor Paulsen Hlarokt Wadley Nella Clark

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