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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1961

Page

5

Local visits and gatherings in Marshalltown area

Marshalltown reports visitors and social events as Daryl Wherry and family vacation with Azusa relatives. Mrs Edna Hornsby, guest from Washington, entertained by Mrs Marvin Hanwardsen with attendance of several area women. Agnes Kennedy returns from Monticello hospital. Des Moines furlough guests of Allen Chatterton.

Daryl Wherry James Paulsen Azusa Calif M. P. Paulsen Marvin Hanwardsen Edna Hornsby State of Washington Erma Ross Edna Hamilton Magnoketa Carl Wilma Samoset Fla Alfred Schneck Madrid India Sun Allen Chatterton Schneck

Abbott Candido to Bring Laugh Routine to Fair

Bud Abbott and Candy Candido will perform Thursday night August 24 at the 108th Great Jones County Fair in Monticello. The duo, long time show business fixtures, blend classic material with topical humor and family friendly acts. Also on the bill are Sherry Stevens Randy Brown the Professional Texan the Farrell Sisters and Glenn Haywood.

Jones County Fair Express Camera Tom Eden Bud McNeill Russell Eldred Mike Paulsen Larry Robertson H. W. Stuhler Ross Baty Sam Schuetz Gerald Rohr C. J. Matthiessen Marvin Engelbart Bill Reade Ed L. Helgens G. M. Jones John Shover C. D. Shaffer M. T. Stott Bob Livingstone Everett Mayberry Claude Appleby Cecil Goettsch James Maurice Monticello Bud Abbott Candy Candido Abbott Candido Lou Costello Lou Ben Blue Santa Monica Sherry Stevens Randy Brown Farrell Sisters Glenn Haywood

Local Notes From Dover to Montour Social Life

Onslow Ballou and Nettie Alberry hosted relatives in Dover Idaho. Frank Williams and wife visited Waynesburg Pennsylvania relatives W C Barnts. Ford Lynch returned from Lexington Port Huron Michigan. Hans Petersen of Cedar Rapids visited Emma Hinrichs and Gerd Gress. Clay Happy Home makers held Aug 5 picnic and card night at Ray Taylor. A west side bedroom is under construction at Clarence Huston’s home. Eldon Richards family moved from W A Hicks apartment to Montour. Richards will work three weeks with a road crew.

Onslow Scott Ballou Dover Idaho Nettie Alberry Frank Williams Waynesburg W. C. Barnts Williams Barnts Ford Lynch Wilbur Coburn Lexington Port Huron Mich Hans Petersen Cedar Rapids Emma Hinrichs Gerd Gress Clay Happy Homemakers Club Ray Taylor Clarence Huston Eldon Richards W. A. Hicks Montour

Local Notes From Scotch Grove And Monticello

Miss Lillie Brady remains seriously ill in Monticello hospital. Mrs. John Wright and son Ronnie returned Sunday after a two month California visit with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Taguchi. Miss Esther Sinclair was a guest of the Monticello Junior Garden club Wednesday afternoon. Gerald Shibley and family are spending two weeks vacation with relatives in the area.

Scotch Grove Lillie Brady Monticello John Wright Ronnie Douglas Taguchi California Esther Sinclair Gerald Shibley Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church

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