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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1931

Page

8

Wyoming-Iowa wedding at St Marys with local guests

Wyoming Miss Fern Heasty wed Lawrence Walshire of Stanwood on Tuesday at 2 30 p m in Mechanicsville at Rev Father Franklin s home church. Attendants were Arnold Driscoll and Lucile Walshire. The couple plan to live with Walshire family until March 1 then move to a nearby farm.

Fern Heasty Wyoming Lawrence Walshire Stanwood Mechanicsville Father Franklin St. Mary's Church Arnold Driscoll Lucile Walshire Walshire Kittle Heasty Wyoming High School David Walshire Wilma Sieveka Bessie Dusanek Iowa State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Fred Buchholtz Walter Buchholtz Iowa State College Ames Lorraine Harrington John Rohwedder Charles Swordes Clarence Sears Raymond Harrington University of Iowa Iowa City Manley Goodrick Ruth Conmey Cornell College Mount Vernon Evelyn Griswold Coe College Cedar Rapids Griselda Morse Roland Hetty Franks Sac City Henrietta Franks Doris Brown Steamboat Rock Freda Rohwedder Lyons Janet Reade Maxwell Ardis Ariel Swordes Wyanet Helena Ingwersen Madison Wis Winifred Wherry Iron Mountain Minn Vera Tompkins Mra Lyle Tompkins Genevieve Carson Crystal Marie Stoffel Margaret Luke Velma Bruske Gayle Hanold Louise Close Betty Mohr Dorothy Rohwedder Mary Koranda Dora Carstensen Madge Millsap Maxine Cook Helen Countryman Lillian Kouba Ruth Ann Tompkins Vera Manley Laurence Althea Goodrick Jean Roush Verna Hanold Laurence Koch Jones County Elder Boys and Girls Woodman Hall Anamosa Clarence Adams Donald Low Moor Alex Adams Lavina Pealer Methodist G. H. Goodrick Pealer Lavina Frank Cincinnati la Porte Ind David Pealer Ben Paul Post Woman's Relief Corps No. 4 Order of the Eastern Star Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society Dorcas John Oscar Ed S Frank Mary Platner Willetta Rhodes Libbie Countryman Thomas Eichhorn Louis Buchholtz Paul Levsen Chris A. Hansen Henry Eichhorn E. F. Rohwedder Clarence Neilson Fred T Petersen Frank Tasker August Thomsen Miller and Zaruba Wyoming Township Farm Bureau East Ridge John Mayberry John Peele Don Wherry Reggie Morse Elma Holub Hans Thomsen Ron McMillan Nona Ida H. N. McMillan Waterloo Clare McMillan Lost Nation Roy Porter Monticello Joseph Edge Northwest Iowa Conference Lou McMillan M. E W. P. Nicholas E. L. Arbelger Leslie Behn

Cascade families hear son from Santa Clara University

Cascade residents learned Robert Lane, a Santa Clara University faculty member, spoke to them from over 2000 miles away on Christmas night. Local fire gutted the Bernard general store post office, with a $15,000 loss and two safes saved. The Dahlans and Go-Operative creamery saw separate robberies, totaling $19. Six dollars and $13 were stolen, with no arrests. Santa Claus arrived in a silver Zeppelin on Christmas Eve, distributing candy to many children. Two charity basketball games benefited local relief efforts, featuring St. Martin's and East Cascade teams, plus local high schools. Christmas homecoming saw former students return from Clark College, Town State Teachers, and Notre Dame among others. The Rev. J. B. Albers and Rev. Harold Ginter attended a jubilee mass in Iowa City.

T. J. Lane Robert Santa Clara University Santa Clara Cal D. L. McDonnell and Sons Bernard McDonnell Dubuque P. M. Dahlem Produce Company Dahiem J. J. Kennedy Santa Claus Cascade St. Martin’s Girls East Cascade High School St. Martin’s Sally Glynn St. Martin's St. Mary's Fast Cascade Clark College Loretta McNally Imelda Devaney Marie Rogers Myrl Fagan Melissa Marion Glynn Mary Kenny Town Cedar Falls Marguerite Miller Columbia College Paul Becker William Menster Joseph McArthur Monica Dands Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids Viola Skahill J. B. Albers St. Mary’s Church Harold Ginter Magr A. J. Schulte Pope Pius XI Iowa City

Railroads seek 10 percent wage cuts to avert future losses

Manchester report says American railroads demand wage reductions of ten percent to survive. Unions may be asked to agree, as living costs are lower than a year or two ago. Railroads warn that empty trains and light loads cannot continue without aid.

Manchester

New Program Introduced Reducing High School Day to Six 60 Minute Periods

A new program will begin with the second semester for high schools. The school day shifts from eight 45 minute periods to six one hour periods split between supervised study assignments and recitation. No double or laboratory periods. labs moved into the hour class.

School Adds New Subjects for Next Semester

New subjects planned include sociology economic geography solid geometry bookkeeping farm animals American government physiology general agriculture and guidance. Eighth grade will study science and civics new in Junior high. Drills start immediately with elimination contest in January and a county declamatory contest to follow. Pupils placing second in three divisions of the home contest will advance to county competition.

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R. M. Heasty Pishwild Clinton High School Order of Eastern Star Royal Neighbors of America George Herzberger van Horne Virginia Clark Alice Rathie Virginia Mary Bates Spellititch Davenport C. B. Shatter Eso Ice Monticello High School Marion Tipton University West Branch Ray Smith
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