Devlin Millinery Rows With Spring Styles in Monticello
Devlin Millinery announces latest spring styles with dress hats and attractive tailored street hats. Numerous Cedar Rapids and Monticello visitors are listed among patrons and showroom displays, including Miss Rose Kula and Mrs. Lester Martin, with towns like Davenport Anamosa Dubuque Oxford Junction and Webster City referenced in recent week end and Sunday trips.
Monticello notices and social items page highlights
Monticello residents attend funerals and visits. local families travel to Cedar Rapids Anamosa and Des Moines. The Hoag Duster Co advertises factory jobs. local church events include German services and Swiss Bell Ringers. Memorial day planning by American Legion and moves for public cleanliness are noted.
Swiss Bell Ringers Tickets On Sale At Kay's Drug Store
Reserve seats for the Swiss Bell Ringers go on sale Wednesday morning at Kay's Drug Store. Afternoon admission is 15 cents for children and 50 cents for adults for a about hour long program starting at 2 30. Evening admission is 50 cents for all with a 1 1 2 to 2 hour program starting at 8 00.
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Eighty Years Old Sunday in Monticello
Andrew Cassady of Monticello celebrates his eightieth birthday on April 25 in good health for his age. Born April 25, 1840 in Morgan County Indiana, he lived in Iowa since age five and served in the Second Iowa Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. He retired five years ago after a career as a cooper and general teamster, with five children including one living, Mrs James Mathews who worked in Singapore.
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Iowa
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Jones County
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Iowa Volunteer Infantry
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Monticello High School Holds 1980 21 Basketball Banquet
Monticello high school honored its 1980 21 team at a Friday evening banquet in the domestic science dining room. Burton McLaughlin was named captain elect for next season after a five course meal prepared by the senior class. Speakers praised teamwork and school spirit as Coach Cross and Superintendent Dunlap stressed sportsmanship and continued support.
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Monticello
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May Music Festival Promises World Class lineup at Cornell
Mount Vernon hosts the Cornell College May Music Festival on April 29 to May 1 featuring Frieda Hempel Paul Althouse Ruth Ray and Joseph Malkin with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Hempel soloists with Conrad Bos and August Rodeman while Malkin appears as Saturday afternoon soloist after stints with Berlin and Boston orchestras.
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Reading
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High School Notes from Monticello Schools
High School Notes report on exams and events at Monticello schools. Banquet for boys basketball team with Burton McLaughlin named captain for next year. Speeches by James Laude and others precede toasts. Junior-Senior banquet committees formed. Swiss Bell Ringers entertainment planned for May 24 at the opera house. Board approves $50 salary boost for summer school attendance at Cedar Falls for Monticello teachers.
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Marriages and a Tragedy Near Marion and Baldwin
Mrs Bernice Lavassour eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs S Lavassour of Marion married Ralph J Williams last Friday at the Marion Presbyterian parsonage. The couple will live in Marion after a wedding trip to Chicago. The groom is with Marion Electric Light Co. A separate report says Will Groenwaldt aged 32 shot himself at his Baldwin farm after family left for town. coroner cites no inquest due to unclear cause of death by own action.
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