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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1947
Page
6
An open meeting at the Wyoming school gym on Monday March 3 at 8 p.m. will discuss consolidating the Wyoming Independent School district. Sept Speas and attorney William Johnson of Springville will speak with details. Public attendance urged.
Scotch Grove Mrs Louis Heeren and helpers hosted the Scotch Grove Women’s Community club with a noon luncheon and talks on Indoor Gardening and Growing an Easter Lily. Monticello guests included Mrs Henry Von Sprecken Mrs Rena Kettlitz Mrs Emma Zimmerman and Mrs Don Morey.
Cascade 7 fly returns to the farm they once operated and bought last year while Mr and Mrs Dale Ladehoff will reside in Scotch Grove. Mr and Mrs Ed Meier take over the Lacock farm. Scotch Grove 4 H girls club welcomed Helen Postel as a new member and held a meeting with the February birthday themed roll call.
The article notes new residents planning moves to Monticello including Mr and Mrs Bert Pede and Reece Moats. Vernon Null remains on Jacobs farm. Pede and Null families adjust. Mrs Ro Null substituted as Rocky Ridge teacher for Valentine’s Day. school operates Saturdays to makeup lost time. Ed Zirkelbach on an extended California trip. Lenten services in Center Junction draw strong turnout with a musical number by Marvin Lacock and Koschmann. Timber school pupils donate 1.54 to the March of Dimes. Minnie Husmann teaches. Cassville visitors stop by F A Royden’s home. Melville Moats Jr visits from Billings.
The report notes that more than 650000 fires occur each year across the United States. It highlights widespread danger and calls for ongoing fire prevention and safety measures nationwide.
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