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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1954

Page

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Monticello Urges Drivers to Yield to Emergency Vehicles

An editorial urges Monticello residents to yield to emergency vehicles during fires and other emergencies. It notes many drivers block a fire response, including nondepartment volunteers, and stresses the risk of delaying firemen reaching the scene. It calls all motorists to keep streets clear until all fire personnel have passed and to cooperate to prevent greater losses.

Monticello Iowa Des Moines

Express invites reader criticism and opinions

The Monticello Express states its editor’s views are personal and invites readers to submit comment and criticism on public matters. Submissions must be signed to receive recognition, truth and non libel are required, and writers may remain anonymous to the editor. Readers are urged to share constructive criticism.

Express Office Express

Damage control in Oppenheimer case calls for unity

The editorial warns the Oppenheimer affair could damage U S atomic efforts and public trust. It urges fair hearings led by Gordon Gray, restraint from guilt by association, and a united, impartial approach to security to prevent McCarthyism and preserve national strength.

Oppenheimer United States Dr. Oppenheimer Special Review Board Atomic Energy Commission Eisenhower Gordon Gray Moscow Washington America

The Twenty Fifth Hour Poem Dreaming of Extra Time

A reflective poem imagines a twenty fifth hour in a day to stretch chores, family visits, reading, TV time, and rest. The speaker catalogs tasks and desires then ends with a humorous vow to sleep when the hour arrives. It contrasts busy life with wishful slows and shows affection for family and home duties.

Local Socials Report House Guests and Visits

Mroo and Mrs Henry Kuper hosted friends in Scotch Lifowe area last week at the Anwusy Kuper home. Miss JoAnna Carlin and Mrs John Breen visited Mrs Paud Becher in cade. Mr Raymond Brinkman and Mrs Seifert were Sunday evening callers at the Alvin Seifert home in Wheat Hand.

Mroo Henry Kuper Minovraird Petit Anwusy Kuper JoAnna Carlin John Breen the Datter Paud Becher Mero Raymond Brinkman Alvin Seifert Wheathand

Sunday dinner guests at the Herbert Kuntz home

Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs James Walton of Martelle Mr and Mrs Marion Chisman of Marion Mr and Mrs Lawrence Walton and family Mr and Mrs Robert Walton and family of Anamosa Mr and Mrs Jason Wells and family of Marion and Mr and Mrs Albert Iben.

Herbert Kuntz Janice Kuntz James Walton Martelle Marion Chisman Marion Lawrence Walton Robert Walton Anamosa Jason Wells Albert Iben

Monticello High Star: Jack Eldon Thoeni Shines In Many Roles

A Monticello High student known as Jack Eldon Thoeni stands out for a long list of activities. He excels in music, photography, sports, and leadership roles, including band treasurer and Master Photographer, choir and glee club member, National Honor Society, and editor of the Annual staff.

Monti High John Eldon Thoeni Jack Monticello Glee Club M” Club Camera Club St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Luther League Chicago Iowa State Teachers College Air Force

Bonnie Vreeland Bouncy Classmate Heads Toward Future

A Cascade senior, Bonnie Vreeland, known for energy and laughter, is active in music with Chorus and Glee Club. She left GAA in junior year and attends First Presbyterian Church, celebrating a cheerful personality and bright future prospects.

Yvonne Bonnie Vreeland Bonnie GAA First Presbyterian Church Cascade

Marimba Playing Sarah Vernon Excels Across School Activities

Sarah Vernon stands out as a multi talented senior known for marimba prowess with three state trips. She leads in girls’ glee and chorus, sings solos in madrigal and sextette, joined M club, Philo staff, and GAA as a freshman, with drama roles and club work through junior and senior years.

Sarah Vernon Sarah Madrigal Philo GAA Methodist Church Horizon Club Rainbow

May Birthdays List from Local Community

May birthdays include Selma Ehlis Leandra Smith Jon Husman Mary Ann Buel Bob Goodyear Carl Morning Mary Zedick Richard Wright Ronnie Landis Patty Smith Carol Smith Jan Moncrief Mary Jane Serbousek Sally Guyan Judy Rieniers Lynn Serbousek Bonnie Streeper Willene Hubner Sandra Currie Dixie Hanken Marge Steiner Galen Eiben Ruth Boysen Glenda Catlett Janet Foster Linda Guyan.

Selma Ehlis Leandra Smith Jon Husman Mary Ann Buel Bob Goodyear Carl Morning Mary Zedick Richard Wright Ronnie Landis Patty Smith Carol Smith Jan Moncrieffo Mary Jane Serbousek Sally Guyan Judy Rieniers Lynn Serbousek Bonnie Streeper Willene Hubner Sandra Currie Dixie Hanken Marge Steiner Galen Eiben Ruth

MHS News Seniors Prepare Announcements for Contest

After a four day Easter break the school returns to routine. Seniors finish announcements for family and friends while concert band and vocal music prepare for the May 8 contest. Small groups and soloists practice for Saturday at Newton with best wishes to contestants.

Newton

Quip Exchange on Floods and Insects

A classroom exchange notes a humorous definition of flood as a river that outgrows its bridges and a riddle about insects living on the least food, with Eleanor W. mentioning the moth that eats holes.

Smarty Mr. James Eleanor W

The Flamingo Girl and Fried Chicken Dream

A vivid imagined portrait of a campus drama student envisioning a future as a famous actress. She fantasizes about a luxurious life with blue hair, a satin couch, a Grieg concerto, and a 24 hour fried chicken setup served by a built-in butler, with her dog Tony beside her.

S.U.S Tony

Peppy Pattie Smith Shines In Class of 1954

One of MHS charter members, Pattie Smith is a lively senior with four years in Girls Glee Club and A Cappella Choir. She earned Girls Sextette honors, led FHA as a freshman, and serves as Past Worthy Advisor. Active in Rainbow and church, she plans to study early childhood education and spends spare time rowing and humming Young at Heart.

MHS Girls Glee Club Pat GAA Patty FHA Rainbow Methodist Church Patty J ISTC

Inquiring Reporter Questions for the Column

A list of reader submitted prompts for the column including queries about the track team school rankings faculty strictness summer plans and favorite kids activities, plus questions on semester tests current events and unusual words meanings.

Keith Clark Judy Rieniers Jeryl Goetitsch Earl Ejlers Elaine Appleby Bob ‘Marsh Moon Carol Aldrich Paul Henricks Eldon Benedict

Backstage romances and feuds swirl among seniors

Senior play gossip runs wild with letters from Jack Hoffman and a flashy picture. Mary B.'s likely soon to be left alone as her man departs for the Far East. Rumors of Shay, Virgil, and sophomores Don & prompt talk of M Club pairings and cheeky dog collars or haircuts as prizes.

Jack Hoffman Shay Mary Far East Don Virgil

Track Meets Lure Slow Runners With Round-The-Track Verse

A quirky verse set on a track scene compares rounds of running to hurdles and sprints. It contrasts swift heats with slow finishers and ends with a humorous exchange about manners and ritual before a grand entrance. The tone blends sport imagery with light, anecdotal comedy.

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