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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1938

Page

2

Local People Share Weekend Visits and Travel

Monticello residents and visitors are out as J. E. Heiserman viewed Chicago business scenes. Multiple couples and individuals, including Eva Cloud, Arthur Came, Louis Hoag, and Stella Lang, are listed visiting relatives in towns like Manchester Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Ames. News notes also mention travel to Lake Worth Florida and trips to Minnesota South Dakota and Texas.

Local residents attend gatherings and face health and housing changes

Among those home from college were Glenn Lambert of Cedar Rapids Business College Royal Rodman from Cornell Hilda Balster and Mary Schoon of the University of Dubuque. Frank Helmer hospitalized for arthritis with upholstery work halted. Mrs Bader correction and Anna Oswald background noted. Mrs Salinger of Georgetown visits E J Farley family. Elmer Rathbun plans to move to Cedar Rapids for work. Mary Brown 84 admitted for back injury. niece Laura Ralston to stay. FP PEO Founders Day attendees listed. Fred Smith and Seward Smith guests. Canada crops poor with scarce seed and livestock feeding challenges.

Glenn Lambert Cedar Rapids Business College Royal Rodman Cornell Hilda Balster Mary Schoon University of Dubuque Fred Smith Allen Saskatchewan Canada Seward Smith Blairsburg A. J. H. McNeill John Smith

Cedar Falls Welcomed Iron Horse In 1861

Cedar Falls greeted the arrival of the Dubuque and Sioux City railroad on April 1 1861. A crowd braved mud and rain to witness Engineer Cawley stop the locomotive at the new station as townsfolk cheered and helped passengers alight. The city planned a grand April 11 celebration with banners, evergreen decorations, a parade, banquet, speeches, toasts, and a ball marking the milestone.

Cedar Falls Iron Horse Dubuque and Sioux City Luella M. Wright Palimpgest Cawley Northrup Gellants

Contentment and quiet life in Greene verse

A brief quotation from Farewell to Folly by Robert Greene praises contentment over wealth. It extols a quiet mind, humble home, and simple pleasures as true riches, noting that a contented mind is a crown and kingdom.

Robert Greene

Frank Sloan biography praised as useful and impressive sketch

The five year effort by Charles H. Sloan to publish a biography of his brother Frank W. Sloan is hailed as a vivid portrait of two Fillmore county figures. Joseph G. Alden lauds the work as lively, with strong scenes of Iowa life and public service, noting Frank Sloan’s rise from teacher to banker and politician.

Frank W. Sloan Charles H. Sloan Joseph G. Alden York Republican Congress Geneva Sloan Sloans Iowa Fillmore County Fillmore Frank Charley Sloan Prank Sloan Frank Sloan Senate House Ways and Means Nebraska James R. Mann Mann

Beef Heart a Thrifty Choice for Menus

High in value and low in price beef heart offers variety to meals. It is braised like a pot roast and can be stuffed with bread dressing before slow cooking for about two hours. Serve sliced with a rich gravy. similar method works for pork lamb or veal hearts.

Inez S. Willson Home Economist

School Bulletin Highlights Activities And Notices

Miss Palmer's senior home making girls form a homemaking club and Miss Meyer's American literature class studied bal lads last week. Archibald Souden to be featured soloist at an upcoming orchestra concert. New gym teacher Miss Jones welcomed. Noon Hour league grows under Mr. Moore. Fifth graders compile an Iowa scrapbook. sixth graders draw dinosaurs. Several students listed for perfect spelling papers. various grade activities noted.

Frances Taylor Archibald Sowden Miss Jones Scott Moore Iowa Sylvia Gutensohn Sahara Desert Frank Fitzsimmons Keith Lundquist Betty Jean Adamson Elaine Adamson Alice May Clark Ellen Mae Doreen Lambert Ruth Pinkerton Darlene Shaw Shirley Shelley Mae Schesser Miss Kurtz

Sixth grade pupils extend invitation to other classes

Reading notes reveal a sixth grade teacher inviting pupils from other classes to visit. Many pupils in the grades have been absent due to colds, and the teacher plans to resume lessons after returning home to Los Angeles, California.

Sii G.B Los Angeles Calif

Also Mentioned on This Page

Monticello J. E. Heiserman Chicago Eva Cloud Manchester Ruth Long Mrs. Arthur Prairieburg Mrs Louis Hoag Dale Carpenter Des Moines Frank Stimson Charles Eby Kalamazoo, Mich That City J. W. Lundin Robert Bemas Dubuque Stella Lang Frank Elles Presho, S. D Edwin Wilcox Catherine Redmond Cedar Rapids T. M. Redmond John Wilcox Walter Wilcox Ames John Woellert Waterloo George Dale Willard Joan Ryan Frank Richardson Leo Staner Joe Smith Cecil O'Connor Louise Hoffman Te Cass Cass James Howie Roy Rickless William Kettlitz Coe College Prank Peckosh Oxford Junction Kate Anna Altman Springville Charles Boxwell Mary Fitzsimmons Ater Mrs. Rhatigan Robert Hogan University of Iowa At Iowa City M. P. Hogan Mildred Deischer Lois Engle Felxader Newton Deischer Charles Scherrer Robert Harris Ernest Aebi Montana Texas Rudolph Aebi George Manternach John McDonald Hospital Arlo Root Tipton Schultz Bros U. High-Monticello Arlo George Ambuehi Charles Bridges Will Hintz Elsie Ferguson Inez Walenmyer Marshalltown Clemma Wenger Winnie Rohr D. R. Webb Coralville Heights Grant Stambaugh Irvin Recker Sand Spring Paul Jacobs G. B. Maupin William Jacobs Ruth Jacobs The State University Hospital J. W. Doxsee Mary Doxsee Lake Worth Florida Palm Beach Miriam Fairbanks Allan Fairbanks Fairbanks Presbyterian Hospital In Leigh Clark Minnesota South Dakota Frank Helmer University Hospital Tom Bader Joe Bader Bader Anna Oswald Fred Salinger Georgetown E. J. Farley Salinger Nellie Haeussier Elmer Rathbun Mr. Rathbun Mary Brown John McDoneld Mrs. Brown Laura Ralston North Dakota P. E. O. Sisterhood Hotel Roosevelt W. D. McLaughlin E. J. Noble Siegfried Guyan John Matthiessen B. C. Roberts A. M. Maurice Charles A. Coxsee Halstead Carpenter Joseph G. Alden York Neb Ann Arbor Toledo Arkansas New Orleans Hocking Valley New York Central West Virginia Great Western Troy Boston Maine Minute Man Berkshire Hills Canadian National Pas End of Steel Hudson's Bay Arkansas Hills Texas Plains Cotton Belt Maritime Express Land of Evangeline Rockies Moffat Tunnel Rio Grande Oakland Frisco Bay First Farm Land Company H. M. Carpenter Jr Chas M. Luett Secy Arthur M. Weber Loretta Weber Pee Chas. J. Voorhies Jennie D H. P. Shankland Edd Shankland F. H. Shimanek George A. Wosoba Edna Wasson Joseph Wasson T. H. Lathrop Margaret Hall Erry D. Hall Irene L. ‘Perrine B.re Howard Hall Margaret Douglas Hall Geo Paulsen Onslow Burdena Stutt Marjory Luett John Lubben J Princess Hugh Herbert Allen Jenkins Tex Ritter White Streamliner Shirley Temple Heidi Jean Her Sholt Arthur Treacher Elen Westley Dick Daring San Muary Kash Karry Monticello Express Jersey Sunkist Robb Ross Kash Ross Baty Stuhler van Camp Hershey Ros Palm Olive Monarch U. S K. C Stuhlers Grocery Department Anamosa Eureka Jones County Verdie Richardson Clarence Aldrich Loyal Rittmer Tommy Eden Louis Thuman
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