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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1925

Page

2

Center Junction Bank Dinner Marks Lincoln Birthday

Center Junction Savings Bank and Vigilant Committee members held a 6:30 pm dinner at the Presbyterian church basement to honor Lincoln's birthday. Speeches covered bank duties, thrift, farmer help, loyalty, and the committee's role. Riley's poems were read. Burial announcements and local society notes followed.

Center Junction Savings Bank Presbyterian Church Lincoln M. J. McNeilly J. M. Young W. Ss. Pangburn J. M. Moses J. G. Mantel Cg. A. Burmeister J. N. Smith BH. R. Young Peter Prahm J. R. McNeilly Riley George Gordonier Platner Polo Tlinotis Sauk Rapids Minnesota Jones County Iowa Lena White Center Junction Co. I. Moses Dike Town Robert Platner Central City Alis Charity Summers Baldwin Andrea Platner P. G. James Wayne Nebraska T. J. Platner Myron Dwire A. E. Dunn W. H. Mills Presbyterian Church At Wyoming A. Conde Women's Club Nell Moses F. D. Sutherland Harriet Beecher Stowe Dodge Dixon Senator Borah France U. S America Prahm Opera House Frank Dawes Charles Luett Monticello John McNeilly Springville J. F. Livingstone Onslow C. A. Burmeister Marengo Roy Young Mount Vernon Helen Mee Hismnebaugh Scotch Grove C.H. Careson Clifford Hale W. M. Cowdery Des Moines J. W. Livingstone Lorna Lucille Olin W. S. Pangburn Oxford Junction Carl Lutare Glenn Platner Barney Carson John Carson R. J. Mead Kansas City Carl Seehusen Davenport W. A. Stingley A. P. Moate J. H. Bethurum Clarence Edward F. L. Serboniek C. H. Nelson Atwood A. B. Porter Howard Dawson Della Dawson Robbie Winifred Cedar Rapids P. N. Smith Anamosa Lorne Wells Delano Sanford Lauren Petersen Lucille Norris Fam

Women's Community Club Meet at Scotch Grove

Scotch Grove February 7 1925 details the Women’s Community club February meeting at Mrs ROW Bendy’s home with a Lincoln Washington Longfellow quotations program and readings by Nina and Thelma Brady. It notes a Lincoln Sunday observance at the Presbyterian church and community activities plus local deaths and marriages and farm and social news.

Clit Row. Bendy Lincoln Washington Longfellow Nina Brady Thelma Brady Robert Sutherland Bertie Dixon Bostwick Nebraska Superior Belle Sutherland Donald Nancy (Livingstone) Sutherland Red River Robert John Sutherland Streets Sutherland J. W. Callahan George Moats Whopkinton Scotch Grove L. E. Hutton McDonald Hospital Charles Jacobs Gerd Planken Hatin Dirks Grave Shipping Association Anamosa Shipping Weile A Grove Charles Batelicello Wnederland Mies Anna Gertjer Cathe Grove Seateh Grove Mro Arg R.A Neder Rhodes HK. A. Naylor G. J. Hughes

Weather Prophet Predicts Early Spring Ahead of March

Amber February 17 notes Valentine exchanges at school then shifts to taxes and rent as spring hints loom. Lace du Mambean Indian foresees March 22 as watershed. critics doubt his wisdom. Harve Atwood ill with smallpox in Pasadena leaves local ties. Fourth nutrition lesson by Mrs. Cecile Meyer covers meat fish eggs minerals and iron.

Charles Fheadflyer Hhow Focus Trust Harve Atwood Pasadena California Atwoods Cecile Meyer Henry Lorenzen

Community Notes Reflect Local Club Activities and Visits

The February 14 reparate meeting of the Alia rian eta o gathered at Mrs. Leona Kennedy’s home with twelve members present. Reports include a paper on The Evolution of the House by Mrs. Dayse Lyons and a cooking demonstration by Miss Te France. The event featured a social tea, decor, and remarks by club officers, followed by a February 27 meeting at Mrs. Verna French’s home. Other items mention Guild hosting at Mrs. Royal Chatterden’s, Valentine parties at the high school, student parties for Ber nice Collier, and residents moving to Des Moines, along with flu illness, family travels, local basketball results, and visits to Sioux Falls and Chicago.

Eta O Leona Kennedy America Arhed Roan Ater Mark Pamey Javerget Sma Preash Ways Mra Verna Royal c Chatterten Ralph Bone Stra Bawsley Ros Bullock Chatterdan Gene Lewis Westfield Pennsylvania BR If Walters Chicago Arst Bernice Collier Manley Hanna Des Moines Hanna James Carpenter George Sears Jr

Prairieburg Farewell Parties for Caldwell Family

In Prairieburg on February 17 1926 a farewell party for the Caldwell family was held as they depart for Waverly. Additional events include a schoolmates party at the Caldwell children’s school Friday evening and a Sunday school juniors party at Randall home for Elizabeth and Ronald. Mrs Ruth Randall taught, Dr and Mrs Delian of Anamosa visited, the Chester Bliss family were ill, and the Caldwell family spent Sunday at Cogan.

Ily Anamosa Frank Porter A. R E. Porter M. FE Bangs Arthur Glick Olin Martha Wranken Irene Norris Wyoming Anta Eien McDonald Glenn Platner Floyd Love Bart Alexander Cedar Falls Ted Bulgrin Fort Atkinson Iowa Helen Tharp Hale Caldwells Waverley Caldwell Dy Randall Sue Pervision Ter Misa Ruth Randal Elizabeth Ronald Cherrill Parker Central City Pelaneey Hae Do PS Leng Hone Charles Lamont Delian Chester Bliss Theo Fuk Cogan

Lovell Township Farm Bureau to Meet at Mon ticetio Library

Lovell Township Farm Bureau will meet Sunday February 27 at the Monticeto library. Ladies will serve a lunch at noon and are asked to bring sandwiches and one dish. Attendees bring their own silverwater cup and plate. Program includes talks by Mrs John Matthiessen and G H George, with reports on Girls Club work and cooperative marketing. County Agent Smith presents moving pictures and other demonstrations.

Wayne Farm Bureau The Presbyterian Church County apcIat Wayne Center School Herman Zimmerman Mike Martin Ernest Hoult Ben Herren Otto Dennen Wayne Township Werderman Orla Bailey Mr. Bailey Henry Kammerman Langworthy John Morrissey Amber Steve Leekhind Harvey Center Junction Charles Michaels Charles Rowe Onslow Vern Rynerson Will Werderman Clinton Mary Schoon Rev. Barham James Carter Antioch J. K. Johnson Lowell Lincoln Will Werdeman Lovell Township Farm Bureau Monticetio Public Library Lovell Township Fred Heiken John Matthiessen G. H. George Ames Evelyn Eby B. J. Stewart Iowa Fleece Growers’ Association Moving Pictures Smith

Mrs. Bessie Flaherty London Dies After Illness

Mrs. Bessie Flaherty London, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flaherty of Cass, died at Mercy hospital in Anamosa on Friday evening after a two week illness from blood poisoning.

Frank London Mercy Hospital Anamosa Bessie Flaherty Ed Flaherty Cass

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