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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1936

Page

8

Onslow News Highlights Local Society and Deaths

The Onslow community reports include the Jones County Sportsmen club meeting with speakers on conservation, a wedding of Norma Rickels and John Paulsen, and funeral notices for local residents. Other items note birthdays, visits, illness, and regional events across Onslow and nearby towns.

Jones County Sportsmen's Club Onslow Merle Hicks Howard Baldwin Lewis Ottumwa Walter Koon Paul Smith H. ©. McConaughy Wyoming James L. Cave Oxford Junction DeMoss Sisters Onslow Haayseeds Gordon Marshall Norma Rickels Scotch Grove John Paulsen Paul Gutknecht the Sand Wig Lutheran Church Paulsen Carl Rickels Monticello High School Paul Paulsen Cascade Minor Bullock Maquoketa John W. Jordan Bullock Winifred Fullord Monmouth Dwight Dale Marjorie Dorraine Bulloel James Kennedy Carol Hunwardson Edna Wasson George Sears Harbison Orr William Lynch Iron Hill Jessie McMaster Loretta Brown Dexter Curtiss Company Clinton Edwin Wilcox Ethelwyn Monticello Bernard Cass Leslie Babcock al Babcock Mount Vernon Max Fayram Cc. I. Fayram Elsie Callahan R. N Max Lydia Lyon Arthur Barlow John James Philip Palmer W. A. Lamey Howard Hall Beahl Perrine William Dennisson Cedar Rapids Lyon Iowa Louisa Warren Paul Oeschger Webster City James Keating Oeschger Beatrice Keating Lee Hansen L. B. McKinstry Mary Ellen Bob McCarty Canton Austin Wilcox Jay Tomlinson Janes Macaulay St. Luke 5 Hospital William Edwin Macaulay Arnolds Park Mary Hicks Henry Harms Wayne Marvin Nissen Hale M. P. Paulsen W. A. Hicks Ed Paulsen and R. E. Chaplin Sand Spring del Merritt Olin S. G. Hutton Harriet Lamey G. Hutton Industrial Society Memorial Hall R. B. Collister Muscatine Ruth

Center Junction play Campus Quarantine draws crowd

A large Scotch Grove crowd attended Center Junction Schoolhouse Friday to see Campus Quarantine with Selena Otten and Edwin Craig in the cast. The event followed by a Scotch Grove Women's Club meeting and multiple local social notices through the area.

Center Junction Selena Otten Edwin Craig Scotch Grove Forrest Craig Wilma Craig Ruth Craig Ethel Betty Lou Craig John Otten D. O. Sinclar W. B. Clark Ruth Alice May Clark May Himebaugh Frank Sutherland Eloise Sutherland Lyman Moats Esther Sinclair Clarence Taylor Olin Clarence Coffin Conesville Carol Ruth Brokens Fred Brokens John McDonald Hospital Monticello Harm J. Dirks August Schrader Elda Brunscheen Wyoming George Dirks Schrader Miss Brunscheen Mr. Dirks Brunscheen W. B. Henrichs June Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls Selena Mabel Otten Lorraine Jacobs Lois Naylor Virginia Wright Ida Louise Brokens Pauline Otten Celestia Kuhns Georgia Moats George Moats Arend Balster Leslie Leslie Himebaugh Elkader Sam Thompson Catherine and Balster R. A. Naylor

Women's Club Meeting and Social Notes

The Center Junction Women’s Club met at Mrs. J R McNeilly’s east of town with two members and two visitors. President Ethel Stingley presided as Vera Kempf from Boone spoke on flowers and medicine. Meta Prahin read a piece on Poetic Appreciation and plans were made to form a junior club.

R. E. Beall LeRoy Dirks Ray Sanford Roosevelt Paul Smith Cornell Harvard August Schrader George Dirks Elda Brunscheen Zion Lutheran Church Wyoming Center Junction Imogene Moats T. E. Stanton John Martens Buell Miller Lisbon Will Hansen Vera Moats Monticello Ben Pulley Gretchen Maquoketa S. G Will Helgens Wayne S. W. Clark Anamosa O. O. Watson Onslow Henry Heeren G. Thompson Rev A. Alyea Fred Heiken Castle J. R. McNeilly Town Ethel Stingley Vera Kempf Boone Kempf Dubuque Stingley V. C. Lewis Marshalltown Nina Bulgren Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society Estella Stingley Nash Reta

Featherstone Kin Guests From Rockford Weekend

Mr and Mrs Charles Featherstone and family with additional relatives were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs William Feather in Rockford Tl.

Charles Featherstone Bert Stein George Petersen John Hudzinski Lucille Featherstone Rockford William Feather

Dams and the TVA Demand More Money for Six Additional Dams

The piece mocks a cycle of dam building in the United States arguing that one project spurs others and critiques funding for the Tennessee Valley Authority. It notes a new TVA report proposing 145 million dollars more for six more dams.

United States Tennessee Valley Authority

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