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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1954

Page

6

Monticello Express Publisher and staff listing end page

Monticello Express details its publisher Wilbur K Doxsee editor W K Doxsee and staff roles including Mes sersmith advertising manager Victor Richardson and others Published on Mondays and Thursdays and mailed as second class matter under March 30 1852 act The paper serves several Iowa counties and neighboring states with annual subscriptions rates listed by county and region

Wilbur K. Doxsee W. K. Doxsee M. BE. Messersmith Victor Richardson Monticello Iowa Monticello Express Iowa Press Association National Editorial Association Audit Bureau of Circulation Newspaper Advertising Service Inc Chicago Ill Iowa’ Press Advertising Service Des Moines Jones, Linn Delaware Jackson Clinton Cedar Dubuque United States

Peniel Women's Fellowship Met At Black Home

Castle Grove notes record Peniel Presbyterian Church events at the Black home on February 3 with a pot luck lunch and a program on the Spanish speaking population. Rev Reba Smith and Mrs. Jennie Montgomery attended from Coggan, others present included the Hubbards and King family. The meeting featured devotions, poetry, group singing, and a business session. The next gathering is planned for March 4 at Lillian Eberhart's home with devotions led by Fred Cramer.

Castle Grove Paul Black Peniel Presbyterian Church Reba Smith Jennie Montgomery Coggan James Hubbard James McLaughlin Fred Kromminga Kromminga Austin Spahr Clarence Eberhart Lillian Eberhart Fred Cramer William Marsh Gloria Kromminga Delmar King Richard Skelley Jack Naylor Robert Zirkelbach Scotch Grove Grace Kromminga Fred Blohm Bert King Glen King Cedar Rapids Leigh Clark Monticello William Wilbur Cartano Sam Strief Richard Tjaden

Open House At Wyoming Church Sunday Afternoon

Open house at the Wyoming Methodist church Sunday afternoon February 21 from 2 to 4 o clock invited the public to inspect remodeling including a full basement with kitchen and dining rooms and new Sunday school rooms Refreshments were served.

Wyoming Wyoming Methodists Gus von Sprecken John McDonald Monticello Polly Pigtails 4-H Club Mary Ann Judy Catlett Carol Vacek Adrian Schnett Janet Zimmerman Marjorie Jamison Nancy Jo Holub Nancy Ann Jamison Mary Ann Catlett Benita Finkenbinder Janice Barnhart Ardian Schnett Gaeann Luckstead

Castle Grove 4-H Meet At Blohm Home

Prairie Hill Be Natural 4-H Club met Feb 12 at Luciel Blohm’s home with 20 members, leaders, 7 mothers and 2 guests. They planned Feb 19 anniversary party at Prairieburg Parish hall with Ronald Petrak as speaker. Red Cross donation chosen. 4-H display planned for National 4-H Week. talks and demonstrations on sewing and materials followed. birthdays honored. Valentine party at Castle Grove School No.4 noted.

Castle Grove Prairie Hill Be Natural Luciel Blohm America Prairieburg Ronald Petrak Ireland Marilyn Holub Joan Sperfslage Red Cross Betty Weber Julianne Frances ‘Holub Patty Laughren Diana Far

Socials and club notices from Monticello and surrounding areas

Monticello residents hosted Sunday social calls at various homes including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black and Mr. and Mrs. Al Laude. Cedar Rapids and Dubuque visitors joined gatherings while Castle Grove 6 held a Valentine party. Prairieburg 4-H plans an anniversary party with speaker Ronald Petrek and free lunch. SAY YOU SAW IT PLEASE in the express.

Patty John Specht Monticello Paul Black al Laude Clarence Eberhart Fred L. Kromminga Grace Freda Gloria Elmer Tiedeman Cedar Rapids Express

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