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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1930
Page
7
Center Junction reports Ruth Elliott of New York City addressed local women on four parts of Christian life at Mrs. J. M. Moses home with scripture lessons, prayer, and songs. Attendees included Mrs. R. 8. Robbie and Mrs. Thomas of Cedar Rapids.
Phine Sutherland Ryland and Dres belbis rent the T. S. Platner farm for next year. Platners plan to move to Anamosa. F C Sutherland left for Chicago Tuesday with a cattle load.
Cascade Mr and Mrs John Peiffer moved to Mike Hughes farm in Temple Hill Monday. Several couples announced at St Martin's church last Sunday include John McFinnee and Margaret Leytem Harold Curoe and Naomi Dahlem Albert Peiffer and Evelyn Muenster. Rev J B Albers confined to rectory with lumbago. Many children show whooping cough. Monica Turnis daughter of Nicholas Turnis of Fillmore entered Mount St Francis convent at Dubuque. Harold Curoe Royal Breitbach and Paul and Naomi Dahlem visited Monticello Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Joseph Lehman and son Joseph of Scotland SD spent days visiting relatives the Hostert and Bisenius families and Anna and Mike Lauser. Mrs Catherine Hanson returned home after weeks with daughter Sophia Clement at Sand Spring. Henry Kelchen is at Anamosa hospital for treatment. Mrs H Derga formerly Miss Anna Meerfeld recovering from serious operation at Mercy hospital Dubuque. Mrs Ed Flannigan of Temple Hill visited sister Mrs Thomas McNally and family the past week.
A humorous letter to an insurance firm details a broker’s unorthodox debt payment method. The writer explains he blindfolds his stenographer and draws from a basket to decide which bills to pay each month, suggesting the tactic as a mock business approach.
Hopkinton Leader reports Earlville correspondence noting J W Corbin recently marked his eighty ninth birthday. He is described as the first white male child born in Delaware and a living county pioneer with fading health and now total blindness. The piece closes with a stray remark on global corn production.
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