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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1955

Page

8

Center Junction Men’s Club Skips December Meeting

Center Junction Regular monthly meeting of the Center Junction Men's Community club will not be held in December. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday January 4 at 7 30 p m at Leonard's D X station. A special prize funded with a fund raising drive for the recreation area will be drawn the same night as the town Christmas party for children.

Center Junction Jack Smith Leonard's D-X Otto

No Meeting This Month For Presbyterian Group

The Men’s Council of the First Presbyterian Church will not meet this month, according to president Robert Thoeni.

Presbyterian The First Presbyterian Church Robert Thoeni

Langworthy Christmas Party Draws Sunshine Club

Sunshine club held a Christmas party Tuesday evening at the Carl Gerdes home. Members attended except Mrs Alden Matthias. High scorer was Mrs Carl Gerdes, low was Mrs Arthur Riedel. Guests included Mr Louie Helgens Ben Engelbart John Reuter Clifford Arduser and Gerd Prall. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served.

Wayne Homemakers Hold Christmas Party At Buol Home

The Wayne Homemakers met at Mrs. Raymond Buol's home Tuesday afternoon for their Christmas party. Members exchanged gifts and drew names for secret pals for the coming year. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Buol and Mrs. Clifford Arduser. Forty attended, including two guests Mrs. John Doden and Mrs. George Schafer.

Wayne Raymond Buol Clifford Arduser John Doden George Schafer

Ill John Hanken Taken to McDonald Hospital

John Hanken was taken ill on Monday and admitted to McDonald hospital where doctors report he is improving as well as can be expected. Wednesday evening visitors at the Carl Gerdes home included Mr and Mrs George Schafer Mr and Mrs John Rieken and Mr and Mrs Henry Andreesen.

John Hanken McDonald Hospital Carl Gerdes Home George Schafer John Rieken Henry Andreesen

Social visitors and family gatherings noted in Prull Smith homes

Tuesday and Thursday visits described at Mrs. Prull and Mrs. Smith homes include Tobe Caspers Elwill Null Harm Bunting and Sheila Kay with extended lists of guests. Friday evening guests helped celebrate George Schafer wedding anniversary with card playing and refreshments. Also noted are visits at the Buol Prull Smith and Oltmanns households and local hospital updates.

Marie Prull Tobe Caspers Elwill Null George Smith Ray Hayes Herman Behrends Henry Schone Albert Siebels Jack Mettler Don Crow Harm Bunting Larry Himes Sheila Kay Marie Prult Herman Ricklefs Henry Andreesen John Doden G. A. Ommen Louis Schafer John Rieken C. J. Gerdes George Schafer Adolf Dierks Cynthia Buol Bill Buol Robert Palmer Edgewood Ben Thuman Will Oltmanns, Jr Mercy Hospital Anamosa Grandma Oltmanns Oltmanns Straub Monticello

Howie Farm Identified in Farm Foto Series

Howie Farm aged 105 years is pictured as No 17 in the Farm Foto series. The 160 acre Monticello area farm, owned by the Kenneth Howie family, was near five percent miles west of Monticello. Albert Iben first identified it. other correct identifiers included Mrs Kenneth Howie and several locals. The Howie family has run the farm for a century with a new machine shed in 1953 and annual production of about 20 cows and 300 to 400 hogs. Children Diana aged nine and Michael aged one are listed.

Kenneth Howie Monticello Albert Iben The Express Fred Iben Marvin Stahlberg Don Donovan Leroy Hinrichs Dale Gilmore Alfred Egger Galen Muller Dale Adams John Pieray Howie R. J. Howie Diana Michael

Concrete blocks buried to hide Osceola courthouse remnants

After demolition of Clarke county courthouse two 15 ton concrete chunks were left heavy and unrecoverable. Contractor buried the reinforced slabs in the courthouse yard at Osceola to solve the disposal problem.

Clarke County Osceola

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