26 Dec 1946
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1946
Page
1
A Christmas message urges unity and love over hate echoing biblical teachings. It recalls wartime tensions, family joys, and the idea that all people share one father, calling for peace and goodwill toward men.
Washington Journal critiques fascism repackaged as security and abundance. The piece argues that presenting authoritarian control as freedom persuades many to accept it. It implies dangers in softening harsh regimes with appealing rhetoric.
The Marshalltown Times-Republican notes concern that while miners should receive fair treatment, equal attention is needed for the public. The editorial questions when public welfare will draw similar care and advocacy.
A E Morgan writes the Express from Hermosa Beach seeking copies to review Monticello changes since leaving in 1889 He recalls early Monticello life from 1871 78 listing streets neighbors stores and notable locals He notes family ties including sister in law to Stephen Grover and widow Abbie Rearick dying in 1944 in Los Angeles He also mentions shifting to Seattle Iowa California and a range of trades and buildings once done in Monticello.
After Friday nights game with Maquoketa the Red Peppers hosted an all high school dance in the gym with hot spiced cider and Christmas cookies. The Food Committee included Donna Lee Heiken Edna Kray Aslene Zimmer Pantereecen. Notices seek new clarinet beginners as four seniors graduate next year. The F H A held a Christmas party with leather craft gift exchange singing and lunch. January marks school start and upcoming events including the second semester and club meetings in Anamosa Marion Mount Vernon West Liberty and U High.
Raymond E. Adams of Moulton leads Vocational Agriculture at Monti High. An Iowa State College graduate and former Army Air Corps sergeant, he serves as FFA sponsor and Senior class co chair. He participates in Young Farmers Farm Forum Veteran’s Training, and owns a Purebred Jersey herd.
A collection of Christmas poems and verses by local writers and students. Entries include My Christmas Gifts by Carolyn Jean Holtz and Three Wise Men by Joyce Rink, celebrating the season with hymn like stanzas and child perspective.
The instrumental vocal and speech departments hosted a Christmas program for students Friday afternoon with Dorothea Diers on tuba and Kaleen Paulsed as accompanist. Soloists Betty Kammerman Ariene Arduser Carl Leesekamp Lester Kray and Don Shelley performed. The madrigal group sang The Joyous Christmas Song in Norwegian under Miss Miriam Hansen.
A band dance is set for Friday January 3 from 8 30 to 11 30 at the community building. The Rhythm Boys will provide music for the big hop. Members are asked to bring a guest and summer band and past players should attend with a guest. Helen Gerdes chairs the entertainment and invites Mrs Swartz, formerly Miss Smith, to attend as a tribute to her contributions to Monticello’s band.
A Christmas poem notes the divine birth of a baby boy meant to light the world with love and bring joy and peace. The verse reflects on Jesus Christ as the heart of the season and the gift of faith in all lives.
The junior class received an unexpected Christmas present on Monday when they were informed that their class rings had arrived.
Anna C. Berlin widow transfers undivided one third interest to Pauline Berlin Lamont by warranty deed for 7500 dollars. Property described as northwest quadrant of section 11-86-3 west with an undivided one third share and 5 percent interest starting at the northwest corner of the northwest quarter of section 11-86-3 west.
Describes a land parcel beginning on the south line of the southeast quarter and running east then west to form about 1 acre. Includes undivided two thirds interest and a second parcel starting at a point on the south line of the northeast quarter. Details specify distances along section lines, highway center, and property west line for boundary references.
Louise Field as guardian of minor heirs to H B and Hattie Tedrow joint tenants. Title covers 89.58 acres described as undivided 8/42 of the w% of lot 2 and east 1 ft of lot 3 in subdivisio n of lots 470 and 471 in Railroad addition. Purchase price $6500. Place of beginning all in 863 west.
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