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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1943

Page

2

Men in uniform and furloughs crowd local note

Taylor home welcomes Raymond Taylor on a 10 day furlough from Camp Wergrarten Maine to visit his mother Mrs Alice Taylor and relatives. Cpl Frank Silers of Camp McCain Mississippi returns home for furlough. Second Lt Glenn R Gerdes graduates from Reserve Officers class and plans furlough before Florida tractor assignment. Seaman John Wenger writes home after Sicily Italy invasions. Cadet John Haigh Messerli trains at San Antonio as aviation cadets. Hotel and Thanksgiving scenes show local families hosting relatives and service members.

Taylor Raymond Taylor Alice Taylor Camp Wergrarten Gerdes Glenn R. Gerdes Anna M. Gerdes Reserve Caheers Florida Quantica John Jd. Wenger Monticello Seaman John J. Wenger Sicily Italy John Messer John Haigh Messerli John Messerli Iowa San Antonio

Local Social Notes Highlight Cedar Rapids Visitors and Travel

Mrs. Clara Ortman of Cedar Rapids visited Mrs. Minnie Butler in Tennessee. Seaman Harland Corbett, Camp Peary Virginia, stayed with his uncle and aunt Pat and Jarrett. Pat Schumaker and Richard Edge of Dubuque visited Monticello on business. Geraldine and JoAnn Hinrichs of Cedar Rapids and Center Junction stayed with cousin Lavonne Fluckiger. Irene Heiken, a Manly teacher, spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Charles Metcalf and family from Kansas visited Mrs. E. P. Young. Mrs. Young accompanying them to Perry before traveling to Storm Lake to stay with daughter Mrs. Harry Schaller. M. J. Hogan visiting Davenport this week at Claire Conklin’s home.

Harland Corbett Camp Peary Pat Sjarrett Pat Schumaker Richard Edge Dubuque Monticello Geraldine Hinrichs Cedar Rapids JoAnn Hinrichs Center Junction Lauvonne Fluckiger Hubert Metcalf Charles Kansas Young Perry Will Mares Storm Lake Harry Schaller

Thanksgiving Day Visitors From Local Towns

Mr and Mrs Paul Becker of Casande hosted Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs John Breen. James Cozad and Bob Liddy of the University of Iowa visited the Liddys in Iowa City. John Guler left for Clinton for a railroad position while Mrs Guler goes to Los Angeles for winter with son Jimmie. Frank Ruggeberg of Lost Nation spent time with his wife's parents Mr and Mrs William Burrichter. Lorraine Maire, visiting relatives, heads to Kansas City to work. Wanda Meyer of Rockford NL stayed with her parents Peter and his wife.

Paul Becker of Casande John Breen James Cozad Bob Liddy University of Iowa Iowa City J. A. Liddy John Guler Clinton Guler Los Angeles Calif Jimmie Frank Ruggeberg Lost Nation Lorraine Maire George Maire Kansas City Wanda Meyer Rockford, NL Peter Meyer

Librarian Elizabeth Windsor and Mildred Deischer Meet

Elizabeth Windsor a Coe College librarian spent several days last week with Mildred Deischer.

Elizabeth Windsor Coe College Mildred Deischer

Hoffmans Host Thanksgiving Dinner For Relatives

Mr and Mrs George Hoffman entertained at a Thanksgiving dinner held in their home for relatives. The afternoon was spent socially with guests including Mrs Alfred Meier and Mr and Mrs.

George Hoffman Alfred Meier Howard Hicks E. G. Hicks E. E. Hicks Caroline Hicks Catherine Perley

Social Evening Guests at Schneiter Home

Herman Hanken and families joined Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schneiter for an evening gathering with refreshments. Des Moines guests included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Broneman and Mr. and Mrs. John Turnis and their children.

Herman Hanken Ralph Crim Paul Neier Dickie Frank Schneiter Sam Broneman John Turnis Des Moines

Thanksgiving Dinner At Fairbanks Home

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fairbanks and Mrs. Ida Fairbanks hosted a Thanksgiving noon gathering. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kent and son Kenneth of Grand Mound, Henry Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sivers, and daughter Janet Kay. The afternoon was informal.

Lester Fairbanks Ida Fairbanks A. L. Kent Kenneth Grand Mound Henry Williams Glenn Sivers Janet Kay

Local Names Recalled in Monticello Notices

Fragmentary OCR lists several residents including Mrs. Elmer Mary Leea Mrs. Ernest Clough Mr. and Mrs William Flrat Ellen Mae and B E First of Monticello and Anamosa plus Sam Lawrence and others, suggesting a social or public notice item from Monticello region.

Ant Sharoh JoAnn of cMe E 5 Lla Elmer Mary Leea Releast Sam Lawrence Anamosa Ernest Clough Madion William Flrat Ellen Mae D. P. Young B. E Monticello

Family Thanksgiving Dinner in Leggett Home

Mr. and Mrs. John Leggett and Mrs. Lillie Leggett hosted a family Thanksgiving dinner Thursday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Schlimmer Cedar Rapids Phylis Schlimmer Waterloo Sgt. Adrian Schlimmer Texas Mr. and Mrs. Herson Fadley Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fadley and daughters Onslow Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Arduser Langworthy Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Leggett and Mrs. Alice Taylor.

Leggett Home John Leggett Lillie Leggett John Schlimmer Cedar Rapids Phylis Schlimmer Waterloo Sgt Adrian Schlimmer Texas Herson Fadley Lloyd Fadley Onslow Clifford Arduser Langworthy Reuben Leggett Alice Taylor

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