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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1955

Page

2

Monticello Expresses Views on Cards and Women’s Basketball

A Monticello column ponders leisure card games and the dominance of players who score high or low. It argues for changes in girls basketball, including a shorter court and subs, to boost on court action while keeping some guard forward dynamics. The piece ends with humor about holiday diet and New Year resolutions.

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Wyoming 4 H Demonstration on Party Treats

Fifteen members of the Wyoming Polly Pigtails met at Rosa lie Dusanek s home December 4. Connie Holub and Carol Vacek demonstrated party cookies. Barbara Holub and Janet Zimmerman demonstrated party candies. Adrienne Schnepp and Fern Blume demonstrated party sandwiches.

Wyoming Polly Pigtails Rosalie Dusanek Connie Holub Carol Vacek Barbara Holub Janet Zimmerman Adrienne ‘Schnepp Fern Blume Mar

4 H Club News Demonstrations and December Meeting

Jorie Jamison and Mary Vacek demonstrated party beverages and club members held a business meeting with Janet Zimmerman presiding. Reports were given on the officers training school in Anamosa, and plans included a December 1 party with the Wyoming Pioneers and a December 15 Christmas party for Prairie Hill club and members mothers.

Jorie Jamison Mary Vacek Janet Zimmerman Officers Training School Anamosa Wyoming Pioneers Floyda Merritt Prairie ‘Hill Club Janice Nagel Emil Holub Judy Wolfe Mary Ann Stevenson Betty Weber Nancy McVay Frances Holub Judy Dolan Julianne The Prairie Panthers John Nagel Marc Beckman Denis ‘Dolan Billy Uhlenkamp Ronald Lawrence Thomas McDonald

Olin Hawkeyes Plan Holiday Party and Caroling

At the Dec. 13 club meeting led by President Sue Wright plans were set for a party and caroling with the Olin Hawkeyes. Dues were collected and demonstrations on rope-tying and Christmas activities were shared by multiple members.

Olin Olin Hawkeyes Caroling Sue Wright Dianne Mardonna Rutenbeck Karla Kay Lyons Linda Sharon Sandra Lorenzen Gary Poppe Wayne Oltman Jackson Wise Antioch Mary Karen Edwards Mary Chesire Katherine Wacker

Petersen Reunion Draws Thirty-Two Members

Onslow Gutzeits left Tues for Indiana visit. Families and relatives gathered for Christmas events at the Paulsen and Hanken homes. Warren Sonneman returned to Sheboygan and awaits transfer to Fort Leonard Wood. Massachusetts?

Gutzeits Indiana Warren Sonneman Sheboygan Wis Fort Leonard Wood Hervey DeWees Jack Don Cedar Rapids Emil Paulsen Memphis, Tenn., Marine Base Gene Hanken Tobe Hanken Mr. Hanken Weert Bennen Monticello

Coxes celebrate golden wedding in Riceville

Ed Cox of Monticello and Herbert Cox of Wyoming joined relatives to honor Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Cox on their golden wedding anniversary in Riceville. Local attendees included Ed and Mrs. Cox with several family members from Monticello and Wyoming.

Ed Cox Monticello Herbert Cox Wyoming Riceville B. W. Cox Donna Jean Wilma Linda Merle Paul Lumpa Diane Joan Dean David Don Bob Donna Jean Catlett

Trapper Chief Squattin Heffer Sends Off Christmas Card

A playful Christmas card from Chief Squattin Heffer, a polar bear hide teepee resident, reflects on winter life and modern Paleface speed. He critiques fast driving on icy roads and shares a tale of roosters and sunrise urging thought beyond money.

Squattin Heffer Jake Paleface Radio

Rooster's Crowing Belief Sparks Farmyard Debate

In a feisty farmyard tale the crowing rooster argues against dawn, causing alarm among chickens who fear change and wither from hunger as the farmer distributes feed. The story concludes with the rooster fattened by neglect and ultimately harmed by the community’s rejection of his new ideas. The second piece notes a 1955 special stockholders meeting for Monticello State Bank of Monticello Iowa to renew amend and substitute its Articles of Incorporation, scheduled January 11 at 8 pm.

Monticello State Bank Monticello Iowa

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