Fire Bell a Real Rarity in East Iowa Monticello History
Monticello's fire bell tower has stood for over 35 years with a now silent bell. The original fire signal used a steam whistle before a weight and battery system operated the bell. Fire department figures include 30 volunteers, 12 rural alarms, and three trucks.
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East
Iowa
Monticello
Paul Hearn
C.J. Matthiessen
Matthiessen
Diamond Creamery
Hoag Duster Company
LeRoy Clark Sons Company
Central
Marco Club Holds Christmas Party
The Marco Christmas party was held Thursday evening December 10 at the Presbyterian church basement. Forty six couples attended and shared a turkey dinner with trimmings. Rev. and Mrs. W. Russell Hunter led the serving committee and Ava Schnittjer directed the program with a Christmas reading. Sarah Vernon provided a solo. Rev. Hunter gave devotions and read the Christmas story.
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Marco
Presbyterian Church
W. Russell Hunter
Paul Bender
Lester Collins
Vernon Steiner
Ava Schnittjer
Sarah Vernon
Hunter
Mrs Mullen Elected President Of Past Matrons Club
The Past Matrons Christmas party at the Masonic Temple included a 6:30 dinner and a business meeting led by president Mrs Mural Cass. Officers were elected with Mrs Robert Mullen chosen president and Mrs W R Baumgartner as secretary and treasurer. The event featured an exchange of gifts and a committee led by Mrs William Shaffer. Wednesday visitors included Mr and Mrs George E Mardorf and Mr and Mrs Donald Tobiason.
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Masonic Temple
Mural Cass
Robert Mullen
W. R. Baumgartner
William Shaffer
W. H. Long
Roy Miller
Guy Byerly
Arthur Shelley
Jane Long
DeWain Thompson
Caroline Schoenhut
Neighborhood club pot luck and pinochle winners
Mrs. Alva Zimmerman hosted a Neighborhood club pot luck at 6 30 on Tuesday evening. Pinochle followed with high prize to Mrs. Tom Faust low to Ursula Hein. Mrs. Hester Sinclair attended as a guest and a gift exchange was held.
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Alva Zimmerman
High
Tom Faust
Ursula Hein
Hester Sinclair
Former Monticello Resident Dies In Pontiac Michigan
Mrs. Denis Zumbrunnen aged 46 formerly of Monticello and now of Pontiac Michigan died at home after a long illness. She was born in Wyoming the daughter of Minnie and John Schmidt and is survived by four daughters a son and husband plus her father three brothers and three sisters.
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Denis Zumbrunnen
Monticello
Pontiac
Mich
Wyoming
Minnie
John Schmidt
Schmidt
Helen
Lois
Carol
Lena
Richard
Cedar Rapids
Laverne
Cedar ‘Rapids
Gerd
Lawrence
Seattle
Eloise
Robert Wilcox
Joanne
Bud Griffith
Novi, Mich
Bernice
Oscar Green
Cascade
Mrs Ralph Bone Travels to Indianapolis to Visit Family
Mrs Ralph Bone departed Friday morning for Indianapolis Indiana to stay with her son James Bone and his family during the visit.
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Ralph Bone
Indianapolis
Ind
James Bones
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