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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1947

Page

4

Onslow Residents Welcome Holiday Visitors From Across States

Dozens of Onslow households hosted relatives and friends during the Fourth of July holiday. Local families reported trips to Cedar Rapids Anamosa Montezuma and Iowa City for medical visits and festivities. Several weddings and weekend gatherings highlighted the extended family reunions with multiple out of town guests listed.

Revolution costs and budget memory mingle in time

The quote notes an American Revolution cost of 370 million dollars and suggests that it will be remembered long after the 1947 federal budget of 37 billion dollars is forgotten. It reflects on scale and historical memory with a Louisville Courier Journal attribution.

Louisville Courier- Journal

Borer infestation rises in Jones County corn fields

A countywide survey shows the corn borer in Jones County with 15 to 256 egg masses per 100 plants. Heavier damage occurs where corn is knee high. Rains wash egg masses off and hurt young borers, prompting dusting or spraying before hatching. Farmers plan 3 dollar per acre dusting, with an airplane considered for timing.

Iowa State College

Local Committee Plans For Year In Jones County

Jones county committee women met at the Farm Bureau office on Tuesday July 8 with County chairman Mrs F D Deischer in charge. She reported on the state convention held June 29 30 and July 1. The group voted to adopt a program focusing on care of the young child at home home recreation and leisure time activities for families frozen food management and selection of women s clothing. Pennies for friendship are due by September. Castle Grove clubs Idle Not and Worthwhile will hold a guest day October 16 with Mrs E J Schnier leading a discussion of next year s program.

Jones County Committee Farm Bureau F. D. Deischer Castle Grove E. J. Schnier

County Women's Meeting Roll Call July 8

Chorus urged to contact Miss Kunan. Roll call lists county and township leaders including Mrs. F D Deischer Monticello and others from Anamosa Rome Twp Madison Wyoming Scotch Grove and Jackson townships. Attendees include library and publicity chairs and township chairmen across several towns.

F. D. Deischer Monticello James H. Whitmore Anamosa Rueben Nelson Rome Fred L. Kromminga Russell Eldred Greenfield W. R. Cartano Castle Grove T. O. Eichhorn Madison Wyoming R. O. McColm W. B. Clark Scotch Grove Lumbr Holub Howard P. Hicks Lowell W. M. Steenhoek Jackson Township

Death of Ray Smith former Hopkinton resident

Word reached Hopkinton Monday of the death of Ray Smith Remsen a former resident, at the Veterans hospital in Des Moines after a lingering illness. Obituary to follow next week.

Ray Smith Hopkinton Remsen Veterans Hospital Des Moines Frank P. McDonough

4-H Boys Meet At Monk Home For Regular Meeting

Twenty four members of the Castle Grove Royal Rangers met at Donald Monk's home for a Monday night gathering. Mrs Lidwall reported on the Ames short course and spoke on corn borers. Ruth Kromminga demonstrated table manners. Plans discussed for Farm Bureau programs by 4-H clubs on July 17. A committee including Ray Eiben Albert Heiken and Joe Tuttle arranged an ice cream social after the program.

Castle Grove

Richland Hosts To Out of Town Guests

Richland Mr and Mrs Henry Wismeier hosted at dinner last Friday guests R C Baade Washington DC Miss Frana Schneider Cresco Paul Balcar and Mrs Anna Schultz Cedar Rapids Mrs Galen Hein was a patient at John McDonald hospital for a few days Carl N Hein and son Glenn spent weekend at Waverly Miss Johanna Egger returned to her home in Portland Oregon after a two week visit with sister Mrs Henry Badberg.

Jimmy Kay Ellen Chaplin Ray Chaplin Sand Spring Woodrow Coppess Iowa City Gertrude Sears Chicago George Sears Alva Edwards Elkader Onslow Harold Overholt Dwight Northrop Clinton Virle Stirsky Cedar Rapids Harold Jordan Lathrop James Carpenter Helen Haas Arnold Thomson Mirs Margie Keenan Herman Gutzeit John Petersen Olin Marlene Babcook S. G. Hutton Arthur Barlow Harriett Lamey Twila Rue Chatterton Barbara Chatterton Ruth Tomlinson Anamosa Gertrude W. K. Kennedy Kennedy-Hanwardson Frank Feye Massilon Floyd Chatterton Henry Badberg R. C

Visitors at George Hein home during illness holiday visit

The record notes visitors at the George Hein residence while Mr. Hein has been ill for two weeks. Joyce Wismeier, a student from Iowa City, spent the Fourth of July holiday with her parents.

George, Hein Hei Joyce Wismeier Iowa City

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