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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1959

Page

8

Center Woman's Club Elects New President for 1960

The Woman's club met at Gladys McNeilly's home with Maxine Von Spreecken as co-hostess. Nineteen members and three guests attended the program of Christmas music and readings. Dorothy Stingley was elected president for 1960 to fill a vacancy. Other social and holiday events noted include a bridge club gathering, school holiday closures, family gatherings, and college students home for break.

Center Woman’s Club Gladys McNeilly Maxine von Spreecken Audrey Smith Marilyn Ketelsen Edna Ostrander Dorothy Stingley Eileen Mitchell Luella Jamieson Onslow Center Junction Bridge Club Lyle Thompson

Postel OLIN James Ramsey Leaves for Greenland with RCA

Family notes Ramsey son's departure on December 14 to Greenland for a position with RCA. Local clubs report meetings and events including Blayney Miner Unit A.S.A Christmas party on December 15 with Junior Auxiliary guests. Delegates named for mid winter conference in Des Moines.

OLIN James Ramsey Melvin Ramsey Greenland RCA Blayney Miner A.S.A Des Moines James Postel Jones County Wayne Limerman Starry E. Switzer M, C, Starry H, W. Taylor Harlan Henderson R. James Woodward and Hospitals Delbert Wood Mary Milder Postel Clinton

Retired Kanawha Bicycle Pioneer After 60 Years

William McDougttn of Kanawha has retired from the bicycle business after six decades. He opened his first bicycle shop in 1895 in Chicago and shifted the business to Kanawha in 1929.

William McDougttn Kanawha Chicago

Century and Four Mrs Minnie Haren Celebrates 104th Birthday

Grundy county notes its oldest resident Mrs Minnie Haren turned 104, remaining in good health. The birthday marks a long life shared by the community and family in the region.

Minnie Haren Grundy County

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