Natural Gas Plans For Monticello Area In 1958
Peoples Natural Gas division president Ray B. Harrison says Monticello and Anamosa are in the filing and could receive gas in 1958. Distribution systems for Langworthy Hopkinton and Delhi depend on certificate grants while Monticello and Anamosa may be built first. Regulatory steps at the Federal Power Commission slow expansion, with published weekly Monticello Express notes.
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The
Express
Ray B. Harrison
Peoples Natural Gas
Northern Natural Gas’ Company
Langworthy
Hopkinton
Delhi
Monticello
Anamosa
Harrison
Federal Power Commission
South Fork Social News Highlights
Henry Hessing and Louise Schuster of Dyersville visited the Gadlie home Thursday evening. John Feltes attended a wedding anniversary party for Barn Feltes in Dyersville Sunday. George Rogers of Cascade joined Sunday dinner guests at the Gadlie residence.
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South Fork
Henry Hessing
Louise Schuster
Dyersville
John Feltes
George Gadlie
Barne Feltes
George Rogers
Mascade
Sunday social guests visit across towns
The report lists numerous Sunday visitors and hosting households across multiple towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Ralph Kurt and Mrs Elizabeth Budden with families from Petersburg, Mr and Mrs Will Budden, Mr and Mrs Albert Budden, Mr and Mrs Joe Trenkamp and Leon, at the Budden home in Mrs Elizabeth Budden’s. Additional visits include Mr and Mrs Ed Laufer in Winthrop, Mr and Mrs Alphonse at Greeley, Mr and Mrs Victor Kraus of Monticello, Mrs Mable Guthrie hosting Paul KroGzman of Petersburg, Mr and Mrs Leon White and Richard at Dun dee with Mr and Mrs Art White, Mrs John Finlay hosting the Clio club, and Mrs Louis Murray and Charles visiting Sister Mary Genevieve at Richardsville.
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Petersburg
Elizabeth Budden
Will Budden
Albert Budden
Joe Trenkamp
Leon
Ed Laufer
Winthrop
Alphonse
Herb Ries
Greeley
Victor Kraus
Monticello
Sohn Feltes
Mable Guthrie
Paul Krogzman
Dundee
Leon White
Richard
Art White
John Finlay
Clio Club
Louis Murray
Charles
Mary Genevieve
Richardsville
Area church notes list services across many denominations
Local churches including Evangelical and Reform, First Presbyterian, Church of the Nazarene, Scotch Grove Presbyterian, and various Lutheran and Methodist congregations publish Sunday schedules. Morning worship ranges 9 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. with Sunday school, confirmation classes, choirs, and midweek services. A Friday Club program features poetry and music at Mrs. Earl DeShaw’s home.
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First Presbyterian
Gideon Krein
Santor High Fellowship
Congregational
Christ
Church OF the Nazarene
West South Street
Albert R. McMurrin
Iscotch Grove
RT. Matthew Lutheran
Arnold Schlueter
Wayne Zion Lutheran
F. H. Kehren
Our Savior Church
Cedar Rapids
Center Jct
Presbyterian
Center Junction Presbyterian Church
Peter and Paul Lutheran
Richard Zellmer
Women’s Missionary Society
Brotherhood
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Onslow Presbyterian
George K. Tjaden
Earl DeShaw
J. M. Bowie
John Fraser
Cecil Goettsch
Robert Lubben
Max McCrabb
Orvin Yeoman
W. H. Stuhler
Colin Thomas
Richard Long
Catherine Perley
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Onslow
Lovie Hanken
Allis-Chalmers
Geo. C. Schoon
Allis Chalmers
New Idea
Cea As
Ike
Paull & Owen
Monticello Express
Iowa
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc
Chicago, Ill
Iowa Press Advertising Service
Des Moines
Jones
Clinton
Cedar
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson
Linn
United States
Monticello and
Jones County
Mrs
Frank Jasper
Ralph Kurt
Dale Wolfgram
Buck Creek
Ralph Darmstadt
Wyoming
Kenneth Harden
Wyoming Presbyterian
Exeer Presbiterian
Charles 3
Willming
At. Peter’s
Temple Hill
Father Saunders
ST. John’s Lutheran
A. K. Stenzel
First Congregational
Kirby Wahl
Sacred Heart
RE. P. Lorenz
John Herzog
ST. Luke's
Sterling J. Baldwin
Peniel Presbyterian
Castle Grove
Pajoy
Nene
Piasport
Monticello State Bank
Washington’s
Great Plains
Bob Muller
Mgr
Cefredd
Lane
Fred Baru
Tyes
Community Bidg
ED L. Vanourny
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