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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1951

Page

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Editorial urges voters to demand honest government

An Iowa editorial reprinted from Maquoketa calls Monticello voters to seek strong speakers and high ethics in politics. It cites Walter Judd's controversial talk in Waverly, laments low audience turnout, and warns that public interest in foreign affairs and integrity in office shape democracy.

Maquoketa Monticello Walter Judd Minnesota Waverly Wartburg College Judd China Marigold Gardens Hickenlooper Joint Atomic Energy Committee Iowan Preston Jackson County Preston Gymnasium Truman Marshall Tite Dean Acheson Chiang Kai-Shek Lincoln Douglas Washington al Capone Roger Touhy Alcatraz George Washington Thomas Jefferson America Andrew Jackson Teddy Roosevelt Internal Revenue Department Internal Revenue

Snow shovel woes and merry mischief in the neighborhood

The writer laments a buried snow shovel while Santa delays and John awaits a sled. Neighbors borrow shovels, ribbons brighten homes, and bowling tales mix with holiday humor. The column notes a friendly grudge match and plans for new team shirts as decorations wow the south highway 151 area.

Death of Jake Merfeld Noted in Monticello Community

Buck Creek brief recalls the death of Jake Merfeld in Monticello on Sunday. The Merfelds previously lived in Eagle Grove. The item also lists a Christmas party at the church, hospital visits, anniversaries, furloughs, and various local social updates across families including the Barrs, Swansons, Elenzs, Reed, Miles, Knudtsens, and others, with scenes from Monticello and nearby areas.

Buck Creek Jake Merfeld Monticello Merfelds Eagle Grove Donald Barr Oskaloosa Barr Albert Barr Paul Swanson McDonald Ronald John Miles Archie Miles Ronald Indianatown Gap Miles Penn California Korea Paul Knudtsen Lackland Air Base Texas Clarence Thompson Ben Knudtsens Dysart Sgt. Knudtsen C.S A. J. Richardson Friendship Club Walter McCorkle Walter Richardson McCorkle Scott Gundlach Oelwein Paul Green Wayne Thompson Bill Mardorf Howard McBride Jr Newton Cliff Reed Cedar Rapids Glen Thompson Jr Hazel Houston Frank Flannagan Jay Flannagan Ronald Miles Virgil Houston Bud Landen Kathy Rodney Wilson Carolyn Floyd Dufoe Sadie Milroy Elmer Ridenour Dufoe Ridenour Steve McDonell Bill McDonell Denver, Colo Dan McDonell Cog

Cedar Rapids Social Notes Include Area Visits

Cedar Rapids hosted a sequence of callers and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Hill of Marion Mrs. Marion Marolf and daughters and Mrs. Henry Aldrich Saturday. Dinner guests with Ed Brady family were Dorothy Arnold of Dyersville and others.

Gon Steve McDonell Lavern Conely Ernie McDonough Joanne Armstrong Cedar Falls Chuck Richardson Marion Richardson Ames Raymond Porter John Stahlberg University Hospital Iowa City Glen Thompson Jr Susan Donald Britt Glen Thompson Sr Harley Dighton Lorney Bacon Harvey Bacon Dightons Harvey Harvey Bacons Cedar Rapids Chuck Hill Marion Marion Marolf Henry Aldrich Ed. Brady Dorothy Arnold Dyersville Larry Bob McDonough Dorrance Brady Camp Lejeune Ne. Carolina Louis Zumbach Sr Paul Fleming Edw. J. Offerman Alfred Offerman Earlville Robt. Offerman Eddie Delhi Joe Chole Manchester

Mrs. W. R. Baumgartner Hosts Pink and Blue Baby Shower

Mrs. W. R. Baumgartner gave a Pink and Blue shower at her home for Mrs. Lynn Roller attended by 95 neighbors and friends. Refreshments were served and social time enjoyed. Monticello Pythians set December 18 meeting in place of the next Monday to accommodate the holiday with auditing committee appointment and trustees report. members urged to attend and bring 50 cents.

W. R. Baumgartner Lynn Roller Monticello Pythians

Alma Doxsee Hosts P.E.O. Chapter FP Meeting

Mrs Alma Doxsee hosted the P E O Chapter FP meeting on December 18 at her home. Mrs Arch Edwards presided and a reading of Special Starlight was given by Mrs Wilbur Doxsee. Christmas music recordings were played and tea was served.

P.E.O Alma Doxsee Arch Edwards Wilbur Doxsee

Merymyx Club Meets in Anamosa on December 6

The Merymyx club held its regular meeting at Mrs. Jim Morrissey’s home in Anamosa on Thursday December 6. Pinochle games determined prize winners with Mrs. Tom Henderson taking high and traveling prizes and Mrs. Floyd Kephart claiming low. A salad lunch was served by the hostess.

Merymyx Club Anamosa Jim Morrissey Tom Henderson Floyd Kephart

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