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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1927
Page
2
The Monticello Express lists subscription pricing under the pen names J.W. Doxsee and A. Doxsee. The rate shown is 2.00 per year.
Center Junction February 22 1927 resolutions adopted unanimously by Peerless Rebekah Lodge No 662 in memory of Ida Andrews with mourning for 30 days and notices to newspapers and relatives. Local clubs, school groups, and girls domestic science class held Washington Lincoln programs and social events through March with detailed attendee lists and future meeting plans.
Community events and personal notices fill the week from Scotch Grove and Onslow. Reports include church meetings at Scotch Grove Presbyterian and a sign of civic activity with the Community club. residents attend family gatherings travel to Cedar Rapids and Maquoketa. a child whooping cough, pneumonia and a tragic auto accident are noted among local occurrences.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Serbousek and daughter Audra were in Monticello last Saturday. Mrs O O Watson visited her brother Will Eldred at Wyoming last Thursday. Mrs George McDonald visited relatives in Wyoming last Friday. Henry Sechusen of Cedar Rapids visited relatives here Sunday. Harness oiled at Prahm s Hardware. CG H Nelson was in Monticello Monday.
Wirt G. Dawes and Miss Laura Salmon marked forty four years of marriage on February 22 in Howard county Iowa. They lived on a farm near Wyoming for two decades and raised three sons along with two foster daughters now Mrs Maude Williams and Miss Lillian Sacora. A family dinner on February 20 featured many relatives and gifts. On February 22 the Women's Relief Corps planned a picnic dinner at Memorial Hall.
The Altrurian club hosted a party at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Willison with costumes, music by Mrs. C R Smith and a trio of members in disguise. The evening included a three course tray supper, a Camp Fire circle party, and a lecture by Rev C H Z Meyer on Under One Flag. Local obituaries, lodge consolidations, and community notices follow including farm moves, hospital news, and upcoming dairy talks.
Pat Moore offers his Cascade home to serve as a hospital in memory of his parents and sister Miss Julia Moore. A public meeting is planned at the Cascade opera house on February 24 to promote the Moore Memorial hospital contingent on community equipment support.
J H Devaney attended a meeting of supreme directors of the K of C in Chicago Sunday. Miss Marie Deichel has become Mercy hospital Anamosa cook. Del LaMont plans a Misgotri trip to locate a locti. Louis Dandl family welcomes another daughter born last week.
Prairieburg February 21 1927 a Valentine party was held at the school by the primary and intermediate rooms with many valentines exchanged and refreshments served. Mr and Mrs Paul Pillard and sons Melvin and Elwin Mrs J F Mann and son Wilbur visited the H ae home at Cedar Rapids last Sunday. Nineteen persons took the eighth
Grade examinations occurred Thursday and Friday with many pupils out of town. Harry Benton and family rented the Joseph B. Holub farm. Amy Whitney returned from a week with sister Mrs. Roy Truesdell in Wyoming. A feather stripping bee was held at Albert Kula's home. Mr and Mrs Mackay Rilosta visited Mrs Kate Holub. George Fish of Central City was a business visitor. Joseph Dolan spent Sunday with Gilbert Richards. Mr and Mrs J Kallhan were Sunday visitors at Solon.
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