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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1941
Page
6
Fragmentary Report From Unknown Local Page
Fragmented OCR text with unreadable names places and dates. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
Fragmentary lines from a pasted text with unclear meaning
The readable parts mention individuals and places in a jumbled recall. Names such as Seneca Poenasti and Houck appear alongside scattered phrases about a vacation at home and a cathedral. The fragmentary nature limits clear facts or event.
Center Junction Women Sponsor County Home Christmas Party
Center Junction Jones county home hosted a Christmas party sponsored by the Center Junction Women's Club with a piano duet and pageant led by local members. Refreshments followed and guests received candy and fruit. Other holiday events include a Methodist Guild party, an Oyster supper by the Men's Community Club, and couples traveling for a southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center ' Junction
Jones County
Center Junction
Roscoe
Howard Leech
Methodist Guild
R. C. Scott
Arthur Wilcox
Franz Charbonneaux
Presbyterian Church
Frans Chatrbonneaux
F. G. Tyrrell
Arnold Apland
Ray Bohler
Will Hansen
Arlo Brady
Anne Marie Nowachek
Fred Nowachek
Oxford Junction
Paul Huston
Clarence Huston
Center
Wyomingbyterian
Nichols
George ‘Risinger
Oskaloosa
Mark
Risinger
Eldon
Arms Rowley
Howard Hustes
Oaklooga
Hopkinton Center
Junction
T. E. Stanton
Sally
Schweitzers Honored At Farewell Party
Mr and Mrs John Schweitzer were honored at a farewell party at their Richland Center home last Sunday evening. They received a gift and plan to move to Cedar Rapids. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Trilk of Dubuque and Mrs Sidney Schweitzer of Cedar Rapids along with Mrs John Yeast and Delores Perecare et.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Center
John Schweitzer
Cedar Rapids
Harry Trilk
Dubuque
Paul Marugg
Sidney Schweitzer
Schweitzer
John Yeast
Delores
Old Plates and Narrow Aisles: Iowa Snippets from 1941
Harold M. Smith of Marengo turned in license plates believed issued in 1908 used on a Buick from E. E. Dy. Lloyd Thornton of Postville saved pennies since April 1 1941 to pay 1942 auto license fees totaling 15 dollars. Harold Grover of Portland bogged tractors while harvesting corn slowing field work. Jack McAdoo 10 of Oskaloosa hitchhiked from Oskaloosa to Albia with Elmer Blaze. at 41 inches tall and 41 pounds he could pass for a older child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Smith
Marengo
E. E Dy
Quart
Lloyd Thornton
Postville
Allamanee
Thornton
Harold Grover
Portland
Ave
Grover
Jack McAdoo
Oskeloosa
Oakloosa
Albia
Jack
Weislia
Elmer Blaze
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Rohan Ata
Rah Nti
Mre
R. A
Tata
Cathedral
Ae ‘C
Wai
Peet
Fale
Yih
John Joe
South
Herbert Cox and
Cox
Ricka Hyde
Earlville
Ethel Courtney
Muscatine
Ai B. Nichols
Keith Conner
Carolyn
Mechanicsville
Peter Prahm
Beulah, Holm
Maquoketa
Schweitzers
Iowa
Lumber Yard
Clark Bros
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