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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1929

Page

3

Center Junction Christmas Events Include Music and Banquet

Center Junction hosts a Woman’s Club Christmas program with Japanese and Christmas decor featuring Mrs. Walter Koon leading a two-part program of piano solos, readings, carols, and a violin solo. A father and son banquet at the Presbyterian church drew 85 guests, with speeches by local clergy and community leaders.

Wyoming Youth Dies After Truck Collision Near Wyoming

Nine year old Grover French, son of Mr and Mrs Will French, died in Anamosa at 7 am Friday from a skull fracture after being struck by a truck driven by 14 year old Raymond Griswold. Grover, born Feb 24 1920 in Hale Town, attended Wyoming schools. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with classmates present. The accident occurred as Grover crossed the road while returning from mailing a letter at the rail station. Griswold rushed Grover to a doctor and hospital but he did not regain consciousness. Several other notes mention local deaths, promotions, and community activities in Wyoming.

Grover French Will French Wyoming Anamosa Raymond Griswold Griswold Grover Hale Town Lumir Crystal Willene Emily Presbyterian Dan Saxon Edinburg Texas Saxon Stanwood Lyle Fern Amy Chicago George Ponca Neb James Columbus New Mexico Chas R. Fishwild A. G. Alden Moorfield C. F. Saxon Lyle Tompkins A. F Gladys Marshall Leota Wherry Anna McDonald Gladys Doty Daddy Buster Brown Miss Wherry Tebo Ju- Han LeVasseur Home Oalso Ray McAdams Ray Jr Lansing Mich Hlow. Behnke Howard Day Doris Darlene J. A J. A. Div Home. Mare Felker Thesday Hon CH. Goodrick M, FB van Dyke Memorial Hall Ma Sieveka East Main Street Ella Krutzfield Olin Ladies’ Aid Society Taetheran Church John Buchholtz Will Holtz Oc. W. Westphal Henry Wolfe Elma Holub Rockwell Cedar Rounds Flinn Hotel Roosevelt M.ef Harvey Baird Frances Aleta Cedar Falls

Christmas Holiday Notes From Onslow and Surrounding Towns

Onslow Richard Waterbury visits Polo for Christmas with a brother and family. Many locals return home from Ames and Chicago for vacation. Christmas trees and parties mark school days as teachers and students share treats gifts and a two week break. A large Altrurian club gathering features celebrations and charitable giving to a Des Moines children's home. George Paulsen moves into a new home with wife and friends visiting, while a church program unfolds with a full Christmas pageant and a Japanese themed Woman's Club dinner at Center Junction.

Richard Waterbury Polo Alvin Hanna Chicago Isabel Flett South Bend Mae French Elsie Laura Holst Ames George Lyons Harriet Lamey Cedar Rapids George Sears Ruth Gertrude Roy Beck George Paulsen James Kennedy Maquoketa Santa Claus Freda Albrecht Dubuque Estele McCune Iowa City Bess Molesberry Clarksville Supt. McCauley Lisbon Wayne Molesberry Plymouth George French Frank Barnes Wyoming Marshall Harriet Ellen Marshall Dorothy Marshall Meletha Anderson Edwards Garnett Clayton Samuel Probst Probst Altrurian Club Mina Sears Ruth Miller Carol Hunwardson Glatha Willison Carrie Flett Des Moines Eva Chatterton Theodore Tebo South Dakota Cody Tebo Walter Koon Center Junction Ethel Dreibelbis Wynona Kleineck Maurine Stingley Roberta Livingstone Irma Sanford Mrs. Koon Mrs. Stanton Paul Smith Hollvce Stingley Flett

Hopkinton High School declamatory winners named

In Hopkinton the high school declamatory contest at Finkbohner hall crowned James Littlefield first in oratory Grace Allen first in dramatic and Cecelia Ellington overall winner who will represent the school in a forthcoming preliminary contest. Frank Irish second overall goes to the Manchester county contest.

Finkbohner Hall W. C. Mason James Littlefield Grace Allen Cecelia Ellington Frank Irish Manchester Strawberry Point Junior High Hopkinton Juniors Miller Strawberry Point Earlville High Hopkinton High Earlville Stead Bernard Johns Hammond Louisiana Robert Moore Savanna Illinois Homer Brooks Wyoming James Fairley Marion Clarke Hall Lenox Junior College Rosalia Cummings Ralph Shoop Landers Anamosa Kensington Club Earl Griffith H. D. Johnston Harriet Livingstone Robert Milroy Town City Irene Zeuch Keosauqua Minnie Zeuch Hawarden Mary Zeuch Doran Beitz Hayfield Beitz Eleanor MacDonald Athelstan Howard Reeder Royal Insurance Company Frank McDonough Will Murray Ernest McDonough Dubuque Russell Lux E. W. Roberts William David Eau Claire Wis Leonard A. Gibbs Vsabel Binney Marlie Hall Chicago Bernice Ferguson Monticello S. C. Keith Hugh Pierce Ross Flerstine F. C. Reeve B. M. Ferguson Erma Bradle Greeley W. C. Bradle Country Club Kirkwood Helen MacAllister Connelsville J. D. MacAllister Clemma Johnson Brandon Ruth Johnson Cantril A. Y H. Larkins Anna Adgar A. E. Stanger Beels A. B. Soule Santa Claus Dick Goss Frank Martens Art Himebaugh Harry Main

Town City and Cedar Falls visit lists posted

A long list of residents returning home from positions includes Alice Brown Clarence Sears Hubert Cooley Raymond Harrington Hansetta Mc Hugh Louis Dusanek John Rowedder Vergie Case Vera Case Janet Reade Ruth Bahnsen Minna Hansen from Ames Velma Jansen Walter Buchholtz from Cornell Florence First from Cedar Rapids Business College Lorraine Harrington Those returning from teaching posts include Doris Brown Steamboat Rock Winifred Wherry Treton Minn Mary James Earlham Hetty Levsen Sac City Ardis and Ariel Swordes from Illinois Grizelda Morse Roland Helena Ingversen Madison Henrietta Frank Cedar Rapids.

Town City Alice Brown Clarence Sears Hubert Cooley Raymond Harrington Hansetta McHugh Louis Dusanek John Rohwedder Cedar Falls Vergie Case Vera Case Janet Reade Ruth Bahnsen Minna Hansen Ames Velma Jansen Walter Buchholtz Cornell Florence First Cedar Rapids Business College Lorraine Harrington Doris Brown Steamboat Rock Winifred Wherry Treton Minn Mary James Earlham Hetty Levsen Sac City Ardis Ariel Swordes Illinois Grizelda Morse Roland Helena Ingversen Madison Wis Henrietta Frank Cedar Rapids

School Night Programs Feature Choirs Recitations and Plays

Audrey Morehead solos It Came upon a Midnight Clear for grades seven and eight. George Mann sings The Messiah and 8th 9th and 10th graders present a playlet The Joy of Christmas Diving with named pupils and teachers featured in thanks and a Christmas treat recital Good Night by Dale Orr.

George Johnson Waukon Wis Thelma Johnson Otha Johnson Peter Paulsen George Flett Fletts Mary Clare Jansen Mary Ellen McKinstrie Santa George Allamand Santa Claus Madeline Buckner Hetta Gutzeit Stuart Eisentrigger Wanda Bullock Ralph Carr Uncle Sim Lester Null Audrey Morehead George Mann Gien Fayrum Joe Jarvis Harold Hall Ella Joe Vera Garnett Ben Billy Easter Betty Bes Marguerite Tebo Lee Paul Mann Alice Lorene Starry Greta Macy Martha Easter Marilyn Dolores Hanna Flora Ruth Sears Dale Orr

Scotch Grove News Highlights Christmas Cheer and Local Events

Letters from former residents arrive as Christmas greetings reach Scotch Grove. The Community club reports about 55 dollars raised from recent sales, with plans for next year’s meetings. Christmas programs close rural schools for vacation while churches prepare New Year’s Eve oyster supper with a brief program.

Scotch Grove Eleanor Eby Longmont Colo A. B. Norris Hawick Community Club M. M. Sinclair W. B. Clark Presbyterian Aid Society Esther Sinclair Philips Brooks H. A. Loomis

Richland Center Child’s Christmas Toy Tale

A short poem about a boy named Jack Mac who is told he won’t receive a toy due to misbehavior. Santa arrives but passes with a nod to the boy’s bad conduct. The piece credits Howard Hicks Jr as author, a Monticello public school sixth grader who wrote it in minutes for a class.

Jack Mac Santa Howard Hicks, Jr Monticello Public School Will Hoffman Scotch Grove Carl N. Hein Will Balsiger George Hein H. A. Hoag

Schweitzer Family Visits Across Monticello and Others

Schweitzer at Monticello visits his sisters and brothers with Mrs. John Schweitzer Sr and daughter Lucille hosting last Sunday. Mrs. Glenn Brookins on Christmas vacation with her parents in Forest City and plans to visit Ionia relatives. Chris Schneiter from Mason City visits relatives. Galen Hein family at Sand Spring. Leonard Hein and Naomi in Cedar Rapids last Saturday. Mrs. O B Crane of Monticello spent weekend with J L Hein. Emelyn Hicks from Monticello stayed a few days with F W Hein.

Sand Spring Leonard Hein Naomi Cedar Rapids

Dr Burris Chiropractor Practice Profile

A three year graduate with nine years of experience listed as a chiropractor. Office phone 26W and residence phone 270W provided as contact details.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hiasioks A. Onslow Apo Nmuisnes Dreibelbse Wrronma K Pauline Prahm Pauline Burmeister Dorothy Dreibelbis Margaret Lamey Onslow County Club KK. Kennedy Edna Orr Presbyterian Church G. Vander Stoep A. Alyea W. C. Worcester Thomas Scotton R. T. Moore Europe L. Duckett Arcitra Rev. A. Alyea Cif McDonald W. K. Moats Siebels Center Junction High School Cascade Prep E. F. Kleineck Henry Heeren Monmouth Joe Heeren O. O. Watson J. E. Wintz Troy Mills Statter W. S. Paneburn Harley Buleren Rembrandt William Bohler Glen Watson Cedar Rauids Greta Brady Callege R. Brady Georee McDonnatd Miss Fuen G. Vander Steen Dean Pella Vander Shtoep Lyle Thompson Edward Pethurum Dorothy McDonald Father Moats Lenox Emiece A. JD. Serbousek Winifred Robbie R. S. Robbie J. Pityer Mount Vernon Anne McDonald Margaret Norris Mechanicsville Mary Leech Anamost Selma Prahm Sutherland Eloise Monticelo Percy Dodson Peter Prahm Pauline Basin W.T. Leeeh Eileen F. E. Livinestone Jim John Alexander Springville Harold Alexander J. F. Livingstone Lynn Bulvren Central City F. L. Himebaugh Ereen Leech C. A. Burmeister Cert Desa Rambino Melville Brown Ruth Nelson Marie Serbousek Vna Miss Nelson Amber Opal Hucker Miss Whitehead Hopkinton Brookings Miss Spears Akron Towa John M. Tibbitts Reeve Clarissa Morrow Indianapolis Lela Morrow Charles City Crame John L. Morrow F. D. Sinclair Lara Genevieve Horton Fritz Ladehoff Carl Himebaugh Harvey Townsend Richland Center George Albery Postomce Dr. Burris Chiropractor Marengo Grinnell Newton Virginia Cafe Howa.City Iowa Idaho Wisconsin Farmers’ Grain CO Stickford’s Drug Store W.w.stickford
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