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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1957

Page

3

Oxford Junction Honor Roll and Community Notices

Fifteen students at Oxford Junction High School are named to the honor roll for the third six weeks. The Catholic Youth Organization reports a meeting at Sacred Heart chapel with leadership changes and plans for a Valentine party. Community clubs, bridge and pinochle groups hold meetings with prizes, hosts, and planned programs. The English Lutheran Brotherhood funds a feeder steer project for church debt reduction.

Oxford Junction Oxford Junction High School John Burhop Mary Joy Ledvina Janis Soppe Joann Vacek Marilyn Backer Garnet Dee Hansen Barbara McCreight Eileen Shedek Arlette Oster Carolyn Fifield Steve Koranda Nancy Mershon Jane Benischek Edward Hronik Edward Kostichek Sacred Heart Church Otto Carolyn Benischek Otto Benischek John Bicknese LeMilyn Hansen Mary Coppens Vonnie Ray Benischek Joyce Bicknese Joe Barth Edwin Bicknese Robert Barth

Dyersville Sale Barn Holds 82nd Dairy Consignment Sale

The Dyersville Sale Barn hosts its 82nd special consignment dairy cattle sale on Tuesday January 29 starting at 1:00 PM. consignors should bring cattle by 11:30 AM and only springers or cows fresh with calf at side are accepted. Buyers urged to arrive early. health papers encouraged. O. J. Hess, Manager.

Dyersville Tubs

4-H Club Members Demonstrate Skills at January Meeting

4-H members from Polly Pig Tails and Happy Hustlers clubs answered roll call with goals for the year and presented sewing and craft demonstrations. Darlene Jurgens led minutes, with Jo Ann Ries and others showcasing seaming, skirt making, lining, and patch pockets. A lunch followed. next meeting set for February at Lynn Recker’s home. Temple Hill News reports local gatherings and neighborly visits among 4-H families and families in Cedar Rapids area.

Ing Anna Lasack R. E. Hill Thomas Hanwardsen Mrs. Bees George Shimerda Hmile Pavlista August Hansen George Volk Dorothy Fritz Ed Benhart Polly Pig Tails 4-H Darlene Kay Jurgens Darlene Jurgens Jo Ann Ries Lynn Becker Kathy Ries Lynn Recker Bonnie Balichek Maxine Hunt Harra Ingversen Happy Hustlers Joan Benischek Mona Kay Benhart Goya Garen Kleineck Joann Marr Raymond Benhart Albert Vacek

Castle Grove Holds Annual Congregational Meeting at Peniel Church

The Pe niel Presbyterian church held its annual congregational meeting after a noon pot luck, with Rev. Robert Schnucker of Springville presiding. Officers elected included Hitler, Austin Spahr as trustees, Fred Kromminga and Wilbur Cartano as general treasurer, and Ralph Bayne as parish chair. Numerous Sunday school and youth posts were filled, and a special Men’s Council meeting elected officers.

Castle Grove Peniel Presbyterian Church Robert Schnucker Springville Hitler Austin Spahr Fred Kromminga Wilbur Cartano Paul Black Fred Cramer Richard Skelley Blanche Cartano Myrna McLaughlin Barbara Aberhart Ralph Bayne Clarence Eberhart Judith Black Joe Spahr Barbara Eberhart Gloria Eberhart Lester Stahlberg Judy Bayne Richard Shelley James McLaughlnn

Farm issues topic at Scotch Grove Farm Bureau meeting

A round table on farm issues before the Iowa legislature was led by county committeemen Bert Ballou and William Hintz at the H. J. Dirks home in Scotch Grove. New director Robert Buel presided. reports from standing committees were presented.

Scotch Grove Iowa H. J. Dirks Robert Buel Bert Ballou William Hintz

Hogs Killed in Snow Storm Truck Crash Near Tama

About 40 hogs were killed when a truck stranded on a slope slid downhill and overturned near Tama during a recent snow storm. Two passengers escaped injury.

Tama

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