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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1964

Page

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New Iowa State Employment Service volunteer named

A list from Monticello notes Grammer Coward named new volunteer farm representative for the Iowa State Employment Service to serve the local area. Also listed are volunteers Mrs Ray Egger Harlan Hawker Herbert Lehrman Blair Williams and Bob Alden plus Monticello Flyers Inc officers planning to purchase a second airplane.

Grammer Coward Iowa State Employment Service Ray Egger Monticello Harlan Hawker Anamosa Herbert Lehrman Olin Blair Williams Oxford Jct Bob Alden Wyoming Monticello Flyers Inc Bob Glynn Carl Webber Jerry Parker John Weler Don Bergman

Many Weekend Visitors Share Time Across Cedar County

A long list of Sunday and weekend visitors from Dubuque Cedar Rapids Balltown Prairieburg Coggan Hopkinton and Dyersville gathered at relatives homes. Attendees included Betty Smith Janice Feltes Rex Stoffel and numerous Becker and Trenkamp families with captions noting travels to SUI Fort Leonard Wood and local obituaries.

Betty Smith Sumner Clarence Smith Janice Feltes Dubuque Leo Ament Delmar Dick Guise Donald Ament Sally Becker Cedar Rapids Pat Miller Gilbert Becker Rex Stoffel Galen Beitz Roy Haynes Delhi Jack Digmann Louis Sperfslage Prairieburg Henry Prult Helen al Helms Alfred Helmes Coggon Clyde Hunt James Digmann Worthington Richard Recker Florian Recker Fort Leonard Wood Florain Becker Mary Schilling East Dubuque Herb Bell Dyersville Henry Willenbring Vernon Becker Kenny Hosch Coggan Erma Becker Hopkinton Terry Bell Danny Virginia Faber George Turnis George Gadient

Sunday Visitors In The Loras Kehoe Home

Dolley Sunday visitors included Marcus Kehoe Leo Donovan Gerald Muller Monticello and Junior DeShaw with Carrie and Charlene. Monday callers with Marcus Kehoe were Mrs. DeShaw and Mrs. Lange.

Loras Kehoe Marcus Kehoe Leo Donovan Gerald Muller Monticello Junior DeShaw Carrie Charlene Bob Hunt Clem Kehoe Ryan Merlyn Lange Don Britt Britt Lange Kenny Zangerli Ray Saunders Wayne Thompsons Thompsons Langes Russell Jones Marton Katy Herron Dubuque Gene Wuchter

Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings Across Cedar Rapids Area

A sequence of social visits features Mr and Mrs Joe Delay and Mr and Mrs Lyle Flannagan with their sons, the Delays hosting Sunday dinner. others include Leo and Mrs Leo English with Roscoe Willard, and Biney Smith visiting Muscatine friends. The timing spans Thursday to Sunday with multiple households hosting and Cedar Rapids trips for calls and business. The piece notes a fish fry attended by the men.

Joe Delay Lyle Flannagan Jimmy Delay William Delay Leo Leo English Cedar Rapids Fred Kromminga Monticello John Saunders Freeman Smith Biney Smith Floyd Wilson Muscatine Roscoe Willard Carleton Olmstead Merle Schneiters Ben Keith Paul Connelly Floyd Dufoe Harvey Bacon Roland Husman William Kell Loretta Kell Charles Bartels St. Luke’s Hospital Hazel Hart Neva Wilson Stanwood Gaylord Rasmussen DeWitt Carl B. Laetare Ernest Rasmussen

OLIN AREA COMMUNITY GROUPS HIGHLIGHT FEBRUARY EVENTS

The American Legion Junior Auxiliary met at the Legion hall with thirteen members and guest Jo Ann Fulmer. They made valentine gifts for mothers and Lincoln Log favors for a rest home in Onslow. A birthday party for Mrs. Art Gilmore preceded a busy social week. Local drive goals and workers for South Jones County REA were announced, with totals set for Olin and neighboring townships.

Olin American Legion Junior Auxiliary Legion Hall Jo Ann Fulmer Lincoln Onslow Marla Sanborn George Washington Marcine Stolte Abraham Lincoln Jones County REE Cross Wyoming School Guy Sleep Marguerite Moreland Rome Alan Rohwedder Jackson Township Robert Petersen John Voss the Legion Auxiliary James

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